Description
Wahoo or Ono inhabit coastal and offshore waters near the surface where they form small groups which feed upon small fish and squid. Extremely fast swimmers with strong jaws and razor-sharp teeth. The ono was said by ancient Hawaiians to be the “makua” of the mackeral, meaning a protective parent or relative. An excellent food fish with firm light flesh, the Hawaiian name ono means delicious.
This ono was caught by Leki, a local fisherman. Measuring 14 inches x 36 inches this is a limited edition of 100. Each print is signed, numbered, and stamped with my red chop. Printed with archival inks on heavyweight, textured fine art paper. This edition is printed to order, so please allow 2 weeks for processing your order. I can add my seal and sign it to be hung either vertically or horizontally so let me know when you place your order which format you prefer.
Due to its size, it will be rolled into a mailing tube for safe shipping.
