Breaking the Surface Canvas Print:80 Signed & numbered canvas prints - 70cm x 32cm (Image) on 80cm x 42cm canvas rock piles and submerged roots

rock piles and submerged roots are ideal structures for sheltering small bait fish

Tuna are so precisely suited to dealing with these elements

A feisty river tigerfish bursting out from the shadows at an unsuspecting nkupe

And its distinctive teeth are exposed emphasizing its fearsome appearance

Breaking the Surface Canvas Print:80 Signed & numbered canvas prints - 70cm x 32cm (Image) on 80cm x 42cm canvas rock piles and submerged rootsCOMMISSION SOLD (70cm x 35cm (28" x 13") Acrylic on canvas) Please contact craig@wildlifeartist. co. za for enquiries Craig Bertram Smith Experiencing a GT chasing a popper at the surface, for the first time, is a thrilling split second moment that leaves one temporarily stunned! I have seen this happen only a handful of times but it is still as vivid in my mind as the first day it happened. Translating this event in two dimension is where the