Erik Schmidt's ink work highlights the intersection of nautical body art with the American Traditional tattoo style.

Percy Fortini-Wright forged his path as an artist by merging his passions of fishing, fine art, and hip-hop culture with themes of nature, diversity, and spirituality.

Joe Pizzolato uses copper and the elements to create colorful, texturized renditions of popular northeast fish species.

DeFusco's realistic faux-teakwood artwork gives fiberglass boats of today an old-school nautical appearance.

A former corrections officer turned pyrographer, Steve Cote of Connecticut is etching his way toward a new career in marine and nautical-themed art.

If you ever ended up with a page from Sudal’s log, you’d absorb the fishing information, frame it, and hang it in a place of prominence. 

The Georgia-born fly fisherman has spent the past ten years designing and creating his own fish-themed knives.

Grainger Pottery Sandwich is a small, family-owned business on Cape Cod that creates high quality, handcrafted ceramic fish

"There's something about a perfectly cresting wave..."

Hippel has been using glass as his painter’s palette for nearly 40 years...