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since i joined this forum i remembered how happy i was to get this bluegill mounted so i did some restoration on it.. put some clear on it to get it shiny again and took off the old wood plaque and put the fish on a piece of wood that came off the old beaver hut that i caught this fish off.. what u think..

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I think looks Awesome and the idea of using part of the beaver hut wood where you caught is Awesome too.

It's a dandy.

Looks good.  I'd like to get a replica made of one of the big gills out of my grandma's pond. 

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