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2027 Trout of North America Calendar

Celebrate a year of trout with the stunningly realistic artwork of renowned nature artist Joseph R. Tomelleri. Trout of North America 2027 features 12 distinctive trout species, each rendered with extraordinary detail that captures the color, character, and beauty of these remarkable fish.

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Each month showcases one of Tomelleri’s true-to-life portraits, from the rose-streaked Warner Valley Redband to the constellation-like markings of the Bull Trout. The illustrations are accompanied by detailed range maps, eastern and western fly hatch charts, and natural history information about each featured species.

Designed for anglers as much as art lovers, the calendar combines the beauty of Tomelleri’s work with useful information about mayfly and caddis hatches, trout habitat, and species distribution.

The calendar includes U.S. and Canadian holidays, major religious holidays, phases of the moon, and a mini monthly preview on each grid page. A punch hole makes it easy to hang in a fly-tying room, office, cabin, or home.

A sophisticated gift for fly anglers, sportsmen, and nature lovers, Trout of North America 2027 brings together art, natural history, and the passion of angling in one beautifully illustrated calendar.

About the Artist

Joseph R. Tomelleri is a Kansas City-based artist known for his scientifically accurate and remarkably lifelike fish illustrations. After earning an M.S. in Biology from Fort Hays State University in 1984 and briefly working as a botanist, Tomelleri became a full-time illustrator in 1986. He has since traveled more than 150,000 miles collecting and studying live fish for his detailed scientific renderings.

Full-color illustrations
14 x 8 inches
28 pages

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