Fish Decoy

By A Mystery Man Writer

Primitive Chippewa spearfish decoy used on Leach Lake. Hand carved, blue with red spots, carved mouth and wood tail., PERIOD: Mid 20th Century,

Musky fish decoy, Arnold Hook Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan. sold at auction on 10th November

Chippewa Carved Fish Decoy — Cisco's Gallery

Goodin 9 frog decoy, orange - Clancy Outdoors

This gorgeous piece is carved by master wood craftsman Gary Tassier of Les Cheneaux. It works beautifully in the water as a functional fish decoy, or

Cisco Hand-Carved Fish Decoy by Gary Tassier

Exclusive Designs, by Lora S. Irish, 60 Page E-Project (.pdf Format)

Whittle Fish Decoy Carving

Fish Decoy. Carved fish decoys are one of the earliest forms of American folk art. Hunters around the Bering Sea first used small bone or ivory decoys for ice fishing around 1000

Pike Decoy – University of Michigan Museum of Art

Randall Wooden Fish Spearing Decoy, Minnesota. Sucker fish, red and yellow, painted black eye. Traditional lead weight on bottom with $2.00 on it,

Randall Sucker Spearing Fish Decoy (#3996N)

Fish Decoy (Unidentified Species)

Musky fish decoy, Arnold Hook Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan. sold at auction on 10th November