Description

This mounted Garfish head presents a striking and primitive display, ideal for collectors of unusual aquatic species. Featuring its long snout and razor-sharp teeth, this preserved specimen is mounted on a rustic wood plaque, ready to hang as a statement piece in any fishing lodge or man cave.

The Garfish (family Lepisosteidae) is a group of ancient freshwater fish known for their elongated bodies and bony, gator-like jaws. Found throughout North and Central America, gars are often referred to as “living fossils” due to their lineage dating back over 100 million years. Their interlocking, needle-like teeth and armored scales have fascinated scientists and anglers alike for generations.

• Real Garfish head professionally preserved

• Mounted on a wooden plaque

• Striking visual piece for rustic, coastal, or fishing-themed spaces

• Part of a species dating back to the Cretaceous period