25 Years of Underwater Fish Photography

2017 will mark the start of my 25th year of photographing fish in their underwater homes. I'm grateful for the chance to act as a partner to my subjects. By documenting fish and their world, I hope to inspire you to join me in protecting the freshwater ecosystems that we love.

 

 

Big Bass Underwater-New HD Video in Stunning Clarity

Compilation of the biggest smallmouth bass we saw in 2016, while filming underwater in the pristine lakes of northern Wisconsin.  You'll see 21 giant bass in under sixty seconds, all filmed underwater in their natural habitat in stunning HD clarity.

Merry Christmas

The First Woman to Dive All 50 States Is Now Shooting For Us!

photo by Aaron Bates

Today, we're genuinely excited to welcome Jennifer Idol to the "dream team" of the best freshwater fish photographers in the country.  Jennifer is the first woman to dive all 50 states and is author of An American Immersion. She’s earned more than 27 certifications and has been diving for 20 years. Her photography and articles are widely published in periodicals such as DIVER, Sport Diver, Alert Diver, and SCUBA Diving. The Lake Murray Wildlife Museum, Jacob's Well Natural Area, and Texas Association of REALTORS feature her work in permanent installations. Her design firm, The Underwater Designer, specializes in design and photography services for water-related themes.   

Jennifer travels the country and takes outstanding fish photos in lakes and rivers across the USA.  You can view her underwater images in our new Jennifer Idol gallery here.  Her images are now available for commercial and editorial licensing from Engbretson Underwater Photography.

Great Christmas Gift Idea for Fisherman

Looking for a great stocking stuffer this Christmas?  Check out the In-Fisherman 2017 wall calendar.  It's only $12.95 including shipping.  To order online, just go to the In-Fisherman online store at https://store.intermediaoutdoors.com/products.php?product=2017-In%252dFisherman-Calendar
 

Where to Look on Your Boat Dock for Zebra Mussels

Zebra Mussels will attach to any hard, solid substrate in lakes. In this video, you'll see how they colonize a boat dock. When inspecting docks, be sure to check the dock posts, especially the side that receives the most shade. Chains and cables used to anchor swim platforms are also magnets for zebra mussels.