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Fishin' Prints

Fishin' Prints Standard Pack Gyotaku Fish Printing Kit (36x18 inch cloth)

Fishin' Prints Standard Pack Gyotaku Fish Printing Kit (36x18 inch cloth)

Regular price $52.99 USD
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Print your catch. Eat your catch. Remember the Catch.™

The only gyotaku fish printing kit made with 100% food-safe cuttlefish ink — so you can print your fish and still fillet it for dinner. No toxic sumi ink. No rice paper that tears. Just a clean, detailed print in 5–10 minutes, right on the boat or at the dock. We built a printing press for the average fisherman. No artistic skill required.

What Makes Fishin' Prints Different

Traditional gyotaku uses sumi ink (made from burning oil and wood) and fragile rice paper. We rebuilt the process from scratch for real anglers — durable cloth developed specifically for gyotaku printing and all-natural cuttlefish ink, the same ingredient used in squid ink pasta. The result is a fish print that lasts, on a material that holds every scale and fin in detail.

What's In The Kit

  • 2 sheets of cloth developed specifically for gyotaku printing (36x18 inches each)
  • 2 packets of food-safe, all-natural cuttlefish ink
  • Ink dish
  • Application brush
  • Shop grade rags
  • Gloves
  • Full step-by-step instructions

How Many Prints Can I Make?

The Standard Pack includes 2 full-size sheets (36x18 inches) — enough for 2 full printing sessions. Cut each sheet in half and you get up to 4 prints at 18x18 inches, perfect for inshore and freshwater species.

Best For

Inshore, freshwater, and smaller offshore species — redfish, bass, trout, snook, red snapper, mahi, lane snapper, barracuda, and more.

How It Works

  1. Apply ink to your fish
  2. Press cloth firmly over the fish
  3. Peel back and let dry — 5 minutes in the sun
  4. Fillet and eat your catch

No artistic skill required. No experience needed. Just a fish.

The Taxidermy Alternative

Museum-quality fish prints without the cost. Frame it, hang it, and tell the story every time someone asks.

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