Gray Taxidermy

Welcome to Gray Taxidermy, World's Largest Marine Taxidermy Company. Gray Taxidermy is located in Pompano Beach, Florida, in a modern 70, 000 square foot facility. We have been in business for over 50 years and have produced more than 300, 000 of the world's finest made taxidermy and replica fish mounts. Gray Taxidermy fish trophies are available world-wide. Choosing Gray Taxidermy means not only will you be receiving your fish mount of a life time ; you are also getting the most expertise and the best quality fish mount backed by the top Captains and Fishermen/Women in the world. Gray Taxidermy sets the standard for the fish taxidermy industry. We would love to show you around our facility in Pompano Beach, Florida! You can have a first-hand glance at the fish mount process and see our replica 3400 lb 18 foot long Great White Shark chasing a school of Amberjacks mounted high on our building and a 27-foot Blue Marlin in our fountain off Interstate 95. If you are a past or present customer, then stop by when you are in town for a personal tour. Gray Taxidermy fish molds are made from real fish. That's why Gray Taxidermy fish mounts are recognized world-wide as the finest fish mounts available. Gray Taxidermy is often imitated never equaled. At Gray Taxidermy, we are fishermen and women that are totally dedicated to the industry we work and play in. Being World's Largest Marine Taxidermy Company, Gray Taxidermy has always shown support to the fishing industry as well as taking conservational steps to maintain all viable stocks of fish. Captain Bill Gray opened his first studio more than 50 years ago to help his fishing customers preserve their fishing experiences by offering a taxidermy service for their fish mount trophies. From working alone in his garage to becoming World's Largest Marine Taxidermy Company, Captain Gray's artistic talent has provided trophies of lifelike quality for thousands of fishermen. No one knows the process better or produces a higher quality fish mount product than Gray Taxidermy