tattoos

My left upper inside.

Right arm upper inside.

As I've told, uhm, ladies, in bars once or twice, I have a full body Leopard tattoo. I point to the wall of freckles on my forearms and say,"See the spots ? A couple have even asked for proof that's it's a full body tat.     
Don't need any more, even if they are cool looking fish tats.

Not a fishing tattoo, but I am hoping to get one like the ones Piscean design.

 

for your approval...or not.. First two pics are of the tattoo for my grandpa described in first post...second is for the wife...hooked for life was my cheesy sales pitch to gt her to sign off on sitting in the parlour with me for three hours before our flight home.

Of course I measured the fish, Mr. Warden, see?

Nice - that NCKA logo at the top of the page (Ling w/ paddle & rod) would make a pretty sweet tattoo (minus the 'Nor Cal').

Dr Love, my thesis advisor in college got a couple of rockfish tattoos. They are cool.

I've always wanted some ink, but I have trouble sitting still for a haircut. Considered doing it myself as an artistic project since I personally only want black work (at least to start) but it is pretty far down my giant list of potential projects

Are you talking about Milton Love?  With fish tats? that's crazy and awesome at the same time.

Yup, Dr Milton Love at UCSB.
When he was my advisor he had just gotten his cowcod tattoo. Now he has at least one more rockfish tat. He has pics on his website.

Hey beerhunter, you wearing cut-off denim shorts? 

Ravensblack, I don't see a paddle in the water with the Eskimo. Is he in a Hobie??
I saw this one on Archery Talk and thought is was very well done. Very creative and fits the theme of what he loves as well.

Hey beerhunter, you wearing cut-off denim shorts? 

Hahahahah naaa just pulled up my pants....... I own NO jorts thank you very much

Think before you ink.
I start my Tatoo removal Thirsday. Gonna cost me 4X what the Tatoo cost. And 3X the pain.

I second that.  Got a bulldog and "USMC" on a drunken night in San Diego immediately after graduating from MCRD.  I was only 18, so had my excuse.  It was way more painful to have removed using a laser when I'd outgrown it and wanted to set a good example for my kids.  Something to consider...if you do get one, don't do colors, colors are much much harder to remove.

I don't think this one can be lasered off, not that I want too...