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I have added three new prints to the site! These are all new 2018 Prints. Hand signed and numbered, only 10 of each available! "Baja Blast" - Rooster Fish   "Mornin' Wood" - Wood Duck   "Pin Up" - Pintail Duck   Get them in the "Buy Artwork" section, and take advantage of our Valentine's Day Sale and use the code: SWEETHEART at checkout for 30% off your entire order!   Until next time! -Eric

As you might remember, almost exactly a month ago, I posted an EL Camino sketch. I have been searching all the classifieds, driving around neighborhoods trying to find the one. It's funny that after checking out 6 or 7 of these in person, I ended up going back and purchasing the very first one I looked at when I first began my search.  I picked up this 1980 EL Camino from an artist named Kevin Remillard. He actually builds badass custom guitars and has some pretty cool rat rods. The EL Camino is a little rough here and there, but...

So my buddy Chris and I had planned to make a Cast and Blast trip up to Louisiana for some duck hunting and redfishing. But when the week arrived, a cold winter blast had just passed through Louisiana, and was headed towards Florida. We contemplated what to do, and decided to stay in Florida and hunt the East Coast. So we set our sights on making our way to Merritt Island, to hunt the refuge in the morning, then look for redfish in the afternoon. The weather forecast had said it would rain through the night, then stop early and...

When Scott from Sarasota Florida contacted me about doing a custom piece for him of some Wood Duck decoys in a Texas rig, I was intrigued. I've drawn many things throughout my life, but a decoy was not one one of them. So I hit the drawing board with some pen and prismacolors and got to work. My first piece of 2018 was a blast. And I'm happy that the client loved it.     

I made it out to the park with my buddy Damian a couple days ago to fish a few hours. We spent the morning fishing the glades, the snook bite has been great. Only managed to get one good one to hand, cause they cut through the 25lb tippet with ease. But they were in schools crushing mullet, mixed in with some good sized jacks. Damian hooked one right near the skiff, and thought it was a jack, so he tried horsing it in. The fish came up, turned and broke off the leader to show that it was a...