Holding the fin up on a grayling caught in Bristol Bay Alaska

Despite being one of the most majestic and distinctive fish we’ve caught, I don’t feel like many people consider an Arctic Grayling as a prime candidate for the wall. When they visit places like Alaska and want to commemorate their catches, they err on side of larger and more storied species like king salmon, sockeyes or trophy rainbow trout. That’s a mistake, because grayling punch above their weight and stand out in a crowd.

Someone’s figured it out, because if you look a bit you can find a few examples of grayling replicas. Here are some of the coolest grayling versions we’ve seen.

Advanced Taxidermy Grayling mount on wood plaque — **Advanced Taxidermy**

Luke Filmer Blackwater grayling replica — **Blackwater Fish Replicas**

Alaska Real Life Taxidermy grayling pedestal mount — **Alaska’s Real Life Taxidermy**

Fish Recreations UK Grayling Mount on Stone Habitat — **Fish Recreations**

Dave Campbell Fish Taxidermy replica mount grayling — **Dave Campbell Fish Taxidermy**

Coast to Coast Fish Mounts Arctic Grayling — **Coast to Coast Fish Mounts**

American Fish Taxidermy Grayling Replica with net — **American Fish Taxidermy**

King Sailfish Mounts Arctic Grayling — **King Sailfish Mounts**

Big River Reproductions Arctic Grayling replica mount — **Big River Reproductions**

Of course, if you want one for the wall, you’ll need to catch one first. Consider joining us at Bear Trail Lodge next summer, where you can target them with a solid expectation of success.