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Original oil painting:
Tarpon Chasing a Marabou
Fly
on a sandy bottom in the Keys.
The frame is made out of Poplar
wood, and has a walnut stain.
w/ a white linen mat border.
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Original Pastel:
A Sailfish ambushing a school of
ballyhoo, under a foating log.
The frame
is made out of
driftwood,w/ rope edgeing
the out side. Mated w/ burlap
and rope trim.
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Originial Pastel:
Black
Fin Tuna chasing a
trolling lure. The frame is made
out of Bamboo. Mated w/ burlap
and rope trim.
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"SURPRISE ATTACK" overall 38x50
Original Acrylic
Tarpon, surprising a school
of threads.Frame is made out of
Douglas Fir, stained
Bombay mahogany
w/ a olive green linen mat border and rope edging.
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"Bow To The King" overall 42x32
Original bw pencil
Tarpon hitting a fly in the back bay.
This one was my first completed peice.
The frame is made out of cedar, w/ rope trim.
The fly rod on this frame
was my first fly rod
ever It's 15 years old, and the reel is a Martin,
it's in good
condition if you wanted to use it.
Also has fly line that comes up the
rod and
around the frame w/ a bimini twist leader
and finshed off w/ a hand tyied fly.
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"MAHI MAHI" overall
44x37
Original Pastel:
Mahi chasing mackerel.
This is a shadow box frame made
w/ cedar, and has white rope trimming
around. There's 4 fly's hand tied, made
w/ peacock feathers. This is the first
colored picture i've
ever tempted to do.
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"BREAKING SURFACE"
overall 42x57
Original Pastel:
Snook hitting a red and white spook.
the frame is made out of Douglas Fir
and stained maple. Also
has white
rope trimming around. the fishing rod
is an old Shakespeare.
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Each frame is hand crafted by Wayne
Anderson
and signed for authenticity. The custom
frames are made with the best wood, stain,
and linen mat., and glue construction.
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