Fins

What fish use to steer with

By Martin Joergensen (ed.), additional photos by Henning Eskol, Steve Schweitzer, Kasper Mühlbach, Lars Persson, Ken Bonde Larsen and Bob Petti.

Tails Fins Heads

Fins come in all shapes and colors, and the selection below only just tries to illustrate their variety.

Erect
Kasper Mühlbach

Olive pike
Kasper Mühlbach

Poison
Henning Eskol

Perch
Kasper Mühlbach

Evening fin
Martin Joergensen

Pike waving
Kasper Mühlbach

A bunch
Martin Joergensen

Algea and adipose fin
Henning Eskol

Cork and adipose fin
Henning Eskol

Chub fin
Kasper Mühlbach

Sundown
Martin Joergensen

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User comments

From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com
Submitted September 3rd 2005

Percas,

Thanks! Very kind of you!

Martin

From: percas · percas·at·gates.sk
Submitted September 3rd 2005

Martin, Kasper & Henning you are very good photographers, when I look at your photos...good light..:-)

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What fish use to steer with

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