Location: Gallatin River, MT 2003
24"x72" limited edition canvas  print
Framing: 2" thick canvas gallery wrap
Signed and numbered canvas #60 of 250

FRAMED PRINT INFO:
This piece is currently on display at the Ridge Club in downtown Bozeman, and is available for purchase here on the gallery website for local pickup or delivery, or it can be boxed and shipped anywhere in the continental U.S. via Large ground shipping

INTERNATIONAL ORDERS:
For international orders, please place your order here on the gallery website. The piece will be made at a production facility nearest your location, and shipped directly to you for the same listed prices and shipping costs.

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* Shot in July, 2003. Even though it is thought there are no Grayling in the Gallatin, it has been a stocked fishery for the low population Arctic Grayling for several years (see FWP website for stocking info).....

I set out to capture a fly fishing shot with all the elements of the moment above and underwater. The biggest challenge was to shoot the fish in their natural habitat. But with a challenge, also comes a reward.

After three days of snorkeling in the upper and lower Gallatin, shooting hundreds of shots with whitefish and rainbows, and setting up the fly casting shot with my buddy and dog, I not only finally got a pair of 8+ inch Grayling, but in turn I found a new sport that I think I love more than fishing itself! Free floating down a river with snorkel gear! If you have not tried it, I recommend it to every fisherman or anyone who likes viewing nature and a foreign landscape in which we can not live.