The Big One
by Dave Farrow
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20.000 x 16.000 inches
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Title
The Big One
Artist
Dave Farrow
Medium
Painting - Oil & Acrylic On Canvas
Description
This beautiful large mouth bass was caught by my wife several years ago in one of our nearby lakes here in eastern Ohio. This beast weighed in at 9 pounds 9 ounces and was promptly released back into the lake after weighing it. A bass this size is considered exceptional in Ohio. She wanted me to say it was a bigger bass than I ever caught. I can honestly say that song is REALLY gettin` old.
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June 24th, 2015
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Comments (96)
Kay Brewer
Magnificent fish. Magnificent painting. Your wife rocks! THIS is a fish tale...who holds the record for real? (Depends on who I talk to?)
Dave Farrow replied:
Kay, I have to admit, the biggest I ever caught weighed 7 pounds so her 9 pounder holds the record (sigh) she says girls rock (sigh again)
Jimmy Carender
Fantastic large mouth painting with great sense of motion and water. Skillfully done Dave. L/F
Ronda Ryan
Very cool painting Dave! The splashing water.. fish jumping to the lure - wonderful depiction! l/f
Jolanta Anna Karolska
Congratulations on catching a big bass :) you wife must have been so overjoyed! I know the feeling...I love fishing too...beautiful painting of a happy fish.. an interesting combination of acrylic and oil too...brilliant work, dear Dave... f/l/tw
Reid Callaway
The Bass after the Popping bug fishing lure. Too CooL!.....Awesome memory and painting bro...
Reynold Jay
Over 9 pounds. Big day for your wife and you too, Dave. That is a lot of fish. Lovely as one could ever hope. FAV
Maria Hunt
This is doing wonderfully in the contest for fishing.... we need a companion piece, here, Dave. You cant do such a wonderful fish painting without making a companion work... : )) Don't you love how others suggest your painting schedule.
Maria Hunt
This is doing wonderfully in the contest for fishing.... we need a companion piece, here, Dave. You cant do such a wonderful fish painting without making a companion work... : )) Don't you love how others suggest your painting schedule.
Lucinda Walter
Dave, this one really caught my eye.... Reminds me of days gone by fishing with my Dad. Wonderful memories and a wonderful work. Gorgeous colors! l/f
Maria Urso
This image brings back such a wonderful memory at Lake Guntersville in North Alabama. A male friend and I went fishing, found a place a good ways away from the people. We caught a good ice chest full of catfish, but my first bite was a small-mouth bass and he was a good size. My friend thought he was going to get the first catch, but instead caught a snapping turtle LOL. Awesome, love the colors you've chosen and the action.
Dave Farrow replied:
Maria thank you for such a wonderful comment and story. I`ve heard of Guntersville. It`s well known for it`s fishing
Maria Hunt
Strolling through your gallery and admiring a few of my favorites. Warmest regards from the desert.
Joan Kaplan
This must be "the BIG ONE" that my Dad always said "got away"!! Great painting, Dave. Becoming a Favorite for me! (And thanks for becoming a follower. I really appreciate it.)
Dave Farrow replied:
Joan my dear, this was my wife`s bass. we released it after weighing it...9 pounds 9 ounces
Joan Kaplan
Another great piece by Dave! Apparently this beauty was meant to be memorialized in oil and acrylic, but not eaten. Wonderful work!
Doug Kreuger
Wonderful Sportsman Artwork, Dave, or should I say "Sports-Woman". LOL… I enjoyed reading your description… One of my young granddaughters caught an 8-pound bass this past summer. She was at her dad's company picnic in Wisconsin when she hooked her catch. It was also returned to the lake. L&F