Northern Pike Canvas Print Giveaway!

There’s a new addition to my Let Them Go, Let Them Grow canvas print series, a northern pike! I landed this fish on a recent trip on my home water, the Napanee River. The head on this fish was HUGE with such beautiful colours. As soon as I caught a glimpse, I knew it had to be part of this series. Would you like to win this canvas print? Read on!

A few weeks back I posted two different angles of this fish asking opinions on social media on which one should be added to the series. ‘Photo A’ won with flying colours, but there was also a lot of people in support of ‘Photo B’. You’ll see both below. I’ve decided since you guys were so kind to take a moment and share your opinion that’d I’d give away one of each (in the sizes listed below)!

DSC05560
Photo A: 40-inches by 30-inches.
DSC05574
Photo B: 20-inches by 16-inches.

To Enter

Step 1:  Subscribe to my blog below. By doing this, you’ll receive an email copy of each new blog post that goes up. This is how I’ll be announcing the winners, sharing my upcoming adventures, and posting future contests.

Step 2: Leave a comment letting me know which print you’ll choose if you win. Be sure to include your email and name so I can contact you should you win.

Be sure to follow both steps! 

I will be selecting two winners randomly when I return from my upcoming fishing adventure in Northeastern Ontario! I’ll be posting updates about my trip on my social media pages listed below.

Good luck! If you’d like to learn more about supporting my Let Them Go, Let Them Grow Series, click here. 

Connect with Ashley on social media and subscribe below to have new blog posts delivered to your email:

Facebook

Twitter

Instagram

YouTube

Please subscribe to my mailing list!

* indicates required


121 Comments

  1. A would be my first choice, but B is great also, I’d definitely put either one up on my wall! Thanks for the oppertunity to win one, and have a great fishing trip 😀

    1. Alicia! You are one of the winners! Please send me an email with your mailing address to: ___________________. Thank you for entering! 🙂

  2. They are both gorgeous and absolutely love catching this species of fish!!! I love Photo A….that’s what I love to see…big jaw, beautiful colours and those spots!!! Such a magnificent isn’t!

  3. Photo B, both choices are great pictures. Enjoy fishing and hopefully more stories and pictures to come.

  4. Already subscribed and love your posts. Both are great but that side shot is awesome. I would probably pick A but would be happy with either of those photos. Good luck on your Ontario trip!!

  5. Photo A would look great on my wall. I admire your work and you’re such a great person overall! Appreciate your support at the walleye derby this year!

  6. photo A! Love fishing for pike at bears den. Wish I had somewhere local to fish pike. Fantastic sport fish!

  7. Photo A. Been a fan for a while now. Really happy to see your blogs and career taking off. Keep up the great work.

  8. Hey fellow fishing chick. Both cool images but if I’m lucky enough to win, I’d like Photo A for our cottage wall. Thanks and hope you have a memorable fishing trip!

  9. Buddy and I have been fishing metro area Minnesota for a few years, we got a 39 a couple weeks ago. Looked just like picture A. Big head and all, she went swimming again.

  10. Scotty Elliott, subscribed, and as a avid fly fisher for Northern Pike I do like print B as it reminds me at looking one down on my kick boat

  11. Hi! As a fisheries biologist and avid female angler, I would love either canvas for my home or office!! Love following you on LinkedIn, keep up the great work!

  12. I’ve been following your posts on Instagram which led me to your blog. Your photos are amazing and you’re an inspiration to female anglers like myself. Thank You! (Photo B is awesome!..CHEERS!)

  13. Hi Ashley. Both of those prints are amazing. I’d be more than happy to hang either one in my newly completed fishing themed basement/mancave. Great work as always!!

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.