 1 ... This mature Smallmouth Bass is very Healthy despite MASSIVE Top Jaw damage ... |
 2 ... This mature Steelhead is very Healthy despite MASSIVE top AND BOTTOM Jaw damage ... |
 3 ... This mature Steelhead is very Healthy despite MASSIVE top AND BOTTOM Jaw damage ... |
 4 ... This mature Steelhead is very Healthy despite MASSIVE top Jaw damage ... |
 5 ... This mature Steelhead is very Healthy despite MASSIVE top Jaw damage ... |
 6 ... This mature Steelhead is very Healthy despite MASSIVE top Jaw damage ... |
 7 ... This mature Steelhead is very Healthy despite MASSIVE top Jaw damage ... |
 8 A one-eyed adult smallmouth bass ... |
 9 A Niagara River Steelhead with SEVERE Lamprey damage ... |
 10 A "Humpback" Steelhead ... |
 11 A mature spawning Chinook Salmon with maxillary damage. |
 12 This Largemouth Bass survived a DIRECT Heron strike and was still hungry! ;-) |
 13 This Largemouth Bass survived a DIRECT Heron strike and was still hungry! ;-) |
 14 A Northern Pike with TWO HORNS! |
 15 A Northern Pike with TWO HORNS! |
 16 A Fan-Tailed Steelhead. |
 17 ... This mature Steelhead is very Healthy despite MASSIVE top Jaw damege ... |
 18 A Lake Ontario Chinook Salmon with a severely samaged gill plate ... Still alive and doing extremely well !! |
 19 A Chinook Salmon with massive Lamprey damage. |
 20 This Saugeen River Catfish only has one eye ! |
 21 A mature spawning Chinook Salmon with massive upper jaw damage. |
 22 A Maitland River Steelhead with a severly damaged Nose. |
 23 A Grand River Brown Trout With a Severely Damaged Upper and Lower Jaw Survives to 18+" ! |
 24 A Grand River Brown Trout With a Severely Damaged Maxillary Eats a beadhead Nymph. |
 25 A Returning Port Hope, Ganaraska River Spring Migartory Steelhead Survived without a Gill Plate. |
 26 A Small Great Lakes Steelhead with a Deformed Lower Jaw. |
 27 A Grand River Brown Trout with a severly damaged eye ... Still feeding healtily! |
 28 A Great Lakes Steelhead with a deformed Lower Jaw. |
 29 This Grand River Stocker was obviosly "pierced" by a Crane or Osprey Talon, but survived and was eating a caddis fly. |
 30 This Saugeen River Steelhead was still aggressive even with a severely damaged maxillary as a jeuvenile.. |
 31 A Lake Ontario Steelhead with a Severely Damaged Maxillary. |
 32 A Lake Ontario Steelhead with a Severely Damaged Gill Plate. |
 33 Two lesions on a Kawartha Musky ... |
