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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 173179" data-attributes="member: 324">Those are neat Matt, but why would I want pictures of your wedding?&nbsp; I mean, they're nice pictures and all, but...- - - Updated - - -I have a 25&quot; skin mount in my office, and for a lot of years, that was my biggest walleye ever.&nbsp; Still a nice fish, but I've topped that a bunch of times in the past couple of years.&nbsp; I still enjoy the mount though.Will have to be closer to, or at 30+ inches before I have anything else done, and it may be a replica.But, with phones, next time you catch a noteworthy fish, take a dozen different pictures.&nbsp; and have the picture taker get closer to you, so the fish is a more dominant part of the picture.&nbsp; When you blow the picture up, and put it in a frame, you won't care what was on the backseat of the boat, or what the shoreline behind you looked like.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 173179, member: 324"] Those are neat Matt, but why would I want pictures of your wedding? I mean, they're nice pictures and all, but... [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I have a 25" skin mount in my office, and for a lot of years, that was my biggest walleye ever. Still a nice fish, but I've topped that a bunch of times in the past couple of years. I still enjoy the mount though. Will have to be closer to, or at 30+ inches before I have anything else done, and it may be a replica. But, with phones, next time you catch a noteworthy fish, take a dozen different pictures. and have the picture taker get closer to you, so the fish is a more dominant part of the picture. When you blow the picture up, and put it in a frame, you won't care what was on the backseat of the boat, or what the shoreline behind you looked like. [/QUOTE]

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