Musky Streamer – Pastel Pencil Fish Art Print by Calvin Filer (12x18)

Musky Streamer – Pastel Pencil Fish Art Print by Calvin Filer (12x18)

$50.00
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Musky Streamer – Pastel Pencil Fish Art Print by Calvin Filer (12x18)

Musky Streamer – Pastel Pencil Fish Art Print by Calvin Filer (12x18)

$50.00

Description

Musky Streamer is a striking pastel pencil artwork by renowned fish artist Calvin Filer, capturing the raw aggression and predatory precision of a musky locked in on a streamer fly. With razor-sharp teeth, subtle coloration, and lifelike movement, this piece perfectly blends fly fishing culture with fine art detail.

Printed at 12x18 inches on premium matte, non-reflective fine art paper, this print preserves every layered pastel stroke—delivering rich texture, soft tonal depth, and zero glare under any lighting. Whether displayed in a fly shop, lodge, office, or home, Musky Streamer commands attention and sparks conversation.

This piece is ideal for musky anglers, streamer junkies, fly-fishing collectors, and anyone who appreciates realistic wildlife art with attitude.

Print Details

  • Artwork Title: Musky Streamer

  • Artist: Calvin Filer

  • Medium: Pastel pencil artwork (fine art print reproduction)

  • Print Size: 12 x 18 inches

  • Paper: Premium matte, non-reflective fine art paper

  • Finish: Soft matte surface for true color and detail

  • Frame: Unframed (ships flat or rolled depending on fulfillment)

Why You’ll Love It

  • 🎣 Captures the intensity of a musky attacking a streamer fly

  • 🎨 Museum-quality pastel pencil reproduction

  • 🖼️ Non-reflective matte paper—no glare, clean presentation

  • 🏕️ Perfect for fly fishing lodges, cabins, offices, and man caves

  • 🎁 Makes an exceptional gift for serious anglers and collectors

Perfect For

  • Fly fishing & musky anglers

  • Streamer fly enthusiasts

  • Fishing lodge, cabin, or river-house décor

  • Outdoor art collectors

  • Unique angler gifts

Shipping & Care

  • Ships securely to prevent bending or damage

  • Frame behind glass or acrylic for best long-term protection

  • Avoid prolonged direct sunlight to preserve color fidelity

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