Three Trout Canvas

$97.00

The wild trout. No other game fish inspires such dedication in an angler. But it’s not just the challenge or the beauty of a trout that lures us — it’s the wild places where the pursuit of those trout takes us. That’s how our passion settles in. That’s what got us here.

This 36×12 inch canvas features photography by Austin Dando, Bill Dell and Chris Kehres. It’s printed on a high quality canvas with vivid colors.

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100% Cotton fabric canvas
Wooden frame and back (not stretched)
High image quality and detail
Matte finish coating
Fade-resistant
36×12
Keep wild trout wild

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