Fisherman’s Coast
Fly Fishing for Coastal Gamefish
Stock Photos
Photo gallery updated May 16, 2011. Contains 346 photos.
Photo gallery updated July 24, 2011. Contains an additional 27 photos.
Purchase Photos
I've received numerous requests to purchase some of my photos. Therefore, I am now selling the digital images for $50 each. The images can only be used for personal use, cannot be posted online or shared digitally with others, and cannot be used for any commercial purpose. If you wish to use photos for commercial purposes or for distribution, please contact me: info@fishermanscoast.com. To order, move the mouse cursor over the image, and the image name (the last part of the location string) will appear at the bottom of your web browser. Use that image name to order using the PayPal button below. If you are not sure about the image name, or want to purchase more than three, please email me: info@fishermanscoast.com. Images (between 2 and 8 megabytes) in jpg format will be copied to a CD and mailed to you.
Published Photos
My photos have appeared as part of articles and on their own in numerous publications, including:- Fly Fishing in Salt Waters magazine
- American Angler magazine
- Saltwater Fly Fishing magazine
- This Is Fly online magazine
- Shallow Water Angler magazine
- Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program calendars
- Bonefish & Tarpon Journal, 2009, 2010, 2011
- Florida Fly Fishing online magazine
- EPA web sites
The Fisherman's Coast approach focuses on how coastal gamefish interact with their habitats and prey. The more you know about the gamefish you pursue with a fly rod, the more often you'll be in the right place at the right time with the right fly making the right presentation. It's about catching more fish.
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Our sister site Tribal Bonefish is all about conservation through responsible fishing. Tribal Bonefish shows you how to become a better steward of our coasts to protect our fisheries today, and ensure future generations get a chance to experience these fisheries.