Costa's Fish Art is Back

Costa's Fish Art is back with a steelhead, bonefish, and bluefin tuna to add to the collection. Plans have already been made to utilize the sculptures for conservation.

Here is what will likely be the first of three movies about the making of the new art.

Mike Williams Fish Art and Sculpture

Mike Williams’s interest in fish, fishing, and the habitats where fish may be found, has been the primary subject of his work throughout his career.  His vibrant and bold abstract paintings are expressionistic and loose, with a palette that ranges widely from earth tones to pure cadmium colors.  At times, however, focus shifts and Williams’s work takes a more representational turn.  While the choice of subject matter reflects his love of nature and fishing, the actual artwork - whether paintings or sculptures - reveals the enthusiasm with which he works. 

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Fly Fishing Etsy

Damon Cook is research entomologist working and living in Cape Cod MA.

His watercolor paintings are influenced by the surrounding Cape cod sealife as well as the wonderful world of insects.

Hand tooled leather fly rod tube.

Original patent art submitted for the Fly Fishing Reel by Orvis in 1874.

Metal trout art.

Rear view mirror fly rod holder.

Tim Fitzgerald Driftwood Fish Sculptures

Tim Fitzgerald has been creating fences, gates, arbors, garden art, trellises, and fine-art sculptures out of gnarled wood and found objects since 1992.

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Metal Ocean

Sean Tuttle has been creating one of a kind abstract metal wall art since 2004.

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Bronze Steelhead

By sculpture artist extraordinaire Rip Caswell.