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Mahi Bull Fish Mount Replica
The Mahi Bull, also called the Bull Dolphin or Dorado, is one of Florida's hardest fighting and most vividly colored gamefish. See the full gallery below and order yours today.
Peak Boatside Coloration | 26-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A 26-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount replica hand painted by artist Greg Cassell in a multi-stage automotive-grade finish, showing the blue-green dorsal fading into a golden flank. A dolphinfish loses this coloration within minutes of leaving the water, so the finish is matched to the fish at the moment of catch, not after it has already faded. The UV-resistant clear coat holds that color indefinitely on the wall. Available as a full mount or a single-sided half mount.
Angler's Catch Photo Matched | 26-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A side-by-side comparison showing a 26-inch Mahi Bull held boatside by the angler next to the finished full mount replica, hand painted by artist Greg Cassell. The vivid gold and blue-green tones, dark speckling, and body proportions are matched directly from the catch photo submitted at the time of the fight, before the fish's color fades. No fish is required for this process, only a clear photo taken at the boat. This same photo-match process applies at every size in the Mahi Bull line.
Ready-to-Hang Wall Mount View | 26-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A left-facing profile view of a 26-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull wall mount, hand painted by artist Greg Cassell and finished with automotive-grade pigments. This is a fiberglass replica, not a skin mount, so there is no shrinkage, no rot, and no odor to manage years down the road. The mold is cast from a first-generation impression of an actual Mahi Bull, which is why the fin structure and body proportions read as true to life. Ships nationwide, ready to hang.
Backside Bracket and Hand-Painted Eye | 26-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
The back of a 26-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount showing the steel hanging bracket and the reverse-side glass eye, hand painted by artist Greg Cassell. Painting both sides of a full mount is part of what separates it from a single-sided half mount. Fiberglass construction means there is no skin to dry out, crack, or pull away from the form the way a traditional skin mount can over the years. The bracket is built for a secure, flush hang directly on drywall.
Open-Gill Action Pose | 62-Inch Mahi Bull Half Mount Replica
A 62-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull half mount with an open gill plate and a curved body line, giving the replica a natural mid-strike posture rather than a flat, straight profile. Artist Greg Cassell sculpts this curve into the mold work before any paint is applied, matching the way a hooked Mahi Bull actually holds its body in the water. At 62 inches, this is a wall-dominant trophy piece for anglers who landed a genuine giant. Half mounts start at $10 per inch, with a $160 minimum.
Front and Back, Adjustable Hanging Wire | 28-Inch Mahi Bull Half Mount Replica
Front and back views of a 28-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull half mount, hand painted by artist Greg Cassell on the display face, with an adjustable hanging wire mounted on the back. The wire lets the angler fine-tune the hang angle on the wall, unlike a fixed bracket. The back view also shows the clean fiberglass shell, with no skin, no shrinkage, and no warping to worry about years after it ships. This is the same reinforced wire hardware used across the half mount line.
Dorsal Fin Ray Detail | 26-Inch Mahi Bull Half Mount Replica
A 26-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull half mount, left facing with the gill open, showing individual dorsal fin ray definition cast from a first-generation mold of the actual fish. A Mahi Bull's dorsal fin runs almost the full length of the body, from just behind the head to near the tail, and that ray-by-ray structure is preserved here rather than smoothed over. Artist Greg Cassell hand paints the fin in the same blue-green tones seen at the moment of catch. This level of mold detail is only possible from a first-generation cast, not a secondhand copy.
Compact Half Mount Profile | 30-Inch Mahi Bull Half Mount Replica
A 30-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull half mount in a left-facing profile, hand painted by artist Greg Cassell. Florida anglers commonly call this fish dolphin or dolphinfish, a name that refers only to this species and has nothing to do with the marine mammal of the same common name. Half mounts start at $10 per inch, with a $160 minimum, making a 30-inch half mount an accessible entry point into a full custom commission. This is a fiberglass replica, not a skin mount, so the finish will not fade or dry out over time.
Trophy Catch Photo Verification | 60-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A boatside catch photo of a Mahi Bull held at the gunwale, compared to the finished 60-inch full mount replica hand painted by artist Greg Cassell. The angler's own photo, taken within minutes of the catch, is the reference for coloration and body proportion, since the fish's color fades quickly once out of the water. No fish is required for this process, only the catch photo. At 60 inches, this replica represents a genuine trophy-class Mahi Bull.
Iridescent Blue-to-Gold Color Match | 60-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A 60-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount replica, right facing, showing the specific color pattern of this catch: a cobalt blue dorsal ridge, a golden midbody, and scattered dark speckling across the flank. Coryphaena hippurus can shift through several color phases in the seconds after leaving the water before fading permanently to a dull gray-yellow, so artist Greg Cassell paints to the boatside photo rather than to a generic color chart. That distinction is what separates a photo-matched replica from an off-the-shelf blank. Every spot placement and color boundary on this mount is specific to the fish this angler actually caught.
Open-Mouth Hand-Sculpted Teeth | 60-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A close-up of the head on a 60-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount, showing the open mouth with hand-sculpted teeth and jaw detail. Artist Greg Cassell sculpts this level of facial anatomy into the piece before any paint is applied, rather than relying on a stock open-mouth insert. The blunt, prominent forehead visible here is characteristic of a mature male Mahi Bull, distinct from the more rounded head of a female Cow Dolphin. This is the same sculpting standard applied across every size in the Mahi Bull line.
Body Texture From First-Generation Mold | 60-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A close-up of the body section on a 60-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount, showing the fine scale texture cast directly from a first-generation mold of an actual Mahi Bull. That texture comes from the mold itself, not from paint, and it holds up under close inspection because it was never a secondhand copy. Artist Greg Cassell then builds the blue-green-to-gold color transition over that surface in multiple airbrush stages. The result is a replica where the sculpture and the paintwork are both doing real work, not just one covering for the other.
Dorsal-to-Tail Color Transition | 60-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A close-up of the dorsal fin where it meets the deeply forked tail on a 60-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount, showing how artist Greg Cassell carries the blue-green coloration through each individual fin ray rather than treating the fin as a single flat panel. The crescent-shaped tail structure is cast from the first-generation mold, so the ray count and curvature match a real Mahi Bull. This section of the replica is where the mold detail and the hand-painted finish are most visible working together.
Bull and Cow Size Comparison, Blue Phase | 48-Inch Mahi Bull and 36-Inch Mahi Cow Full Mount Replicas
A 48-inch Mahi Bull full mount replica shown beside a 36-inch Mahi Cow full mount replica, both left facing and finished in a blue color phase rather than the more common green-gold. The male Mahi Bull develops a square, blunt forehead as it matures, clearly different from the smoothly rounded head of the female Cow Dolphin beside it. Artist Greg Cassell paints both sexes and both color phases to match each angler's specific catch. Pairing a bull and a cow on the same wall is a common request for anglers who land both on the same trip.
Blue-Green Color Phase | 48-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A 48-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount replica painted in a deep blue-green color phase, a variation from the gold-dominant coloration seen on most of this species. Live coloration on a Mahi Bull can run anywhere from electric blue-green to gold depending on the individual fish and the moment it was photographed, and artist Greg Cassell paints to that specific reference rather than a single default palette. The pectoral fin holds an especially saturated blue on this piece. Available as a full mount, half mount, or 360-degree suspension mount.
Full Gape Profile View | 61-Inch Mahi Bull Half Mount Replica
A 61-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull half mount, left facing with the gill plate and mouth fully open, hand painted by artist Greg Cassell. A mount at this size is typically photo matched from a boatside catch photo rather than shipped as a physical specimen, so no fish is required to start a commission. The open-mouth pose is sculpted in before paint, using the same process applied to every size in the line. Half mounts start at $10 per inch, up to 64 inches, with a $160 minimum.
Full-Length Trophy Silhouette | 62-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A 62-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount replica, hand painted by artist Greg Cassell, shown in a clean left-facing silhouette that reads the full body length at a glance. This fish is also called a Bull Dolphin or a Bull Mahi in some regions, a reversed word order commonly used outside Florida for the same male dolphinfish. At 62 inches, this replica represents a serious trophy-class specimen. Full mounts start at $17 per inch, with a $160 minimum.
Two-Angler Catch Photo Match | 48-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A boatside catch photo showing two anglers holding a Mahi Bull, compared to the finished 48-inch full mount replica hand painted by artist Greg Cassell. Coloration and body proportion are matched from this exact photo, taken while the fish still held its full boatside color. Full mounts start at $17 per inch, with a $160 minimum, and pricing scales with the length of the fish in the reference photo. The photo is the only thing artist Greg Cassell needs to start the commission.
Angled Action Pose | 48-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A 48-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount replica posed at an outward angle rather than a straight side profile, giving the mount a sense of motion on the wall. Artist Greg Cassell builds this angled stance into the sculpture itself, then paints the blue-green-to-gold gradient to follow the curve of the body. This pose reads differently depending on where the viewer stands in the room, which is part of why anglers request it over a flat profile. Available in this same angled pose across other sizes in the Mahi Bull line.
Hand-Painted Glass Eye Detail | 48-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A close-up of the head on a 48-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount, showing the hand-painted glass eye set in sculpting epoxy alongside the open, hand-sculpted mouth. Artist Greg Cassell paints each eye individually to match the iris coloration of a live Mahi Bull, rather than using an unpainted stock glass eye. The blue-green speckling around the eye is airbrushed in multiple stages to match the boatside catch photo. This level of facial detail is applied to every full mount, regardless of size.
Dorsal and Pectoral Fin Detail | 48-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A close-up of the dorsal fin and pectoral fin on a 48-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount, showing the layered color pattern work of artist Greg Cassell. The pectoral fin is painted in an iridescent blue that reads differently in changing light, a detail achieved by building up translucent pearl base coats before the final color layer. The long dorsal fin picks up a deeper green toward its base and lightens toward the tip, following the natural gradient seen on a live fish. Every fin panel is airbrushed individually rather than sprayed as one flat color.
Mold-Cast Scale Texture Detail | 48-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
An extreme close-up of the flank on a 48-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount, showing scale texture that comes from the fiberglass mold itself rather than from paint alone. Because the texture is molded in, it will not flatten, peel, or wear smooth the way a skin mount's scales can over time. Artist Greg Cassell then works the color into that texture in multiple airbrush passes, so the finish reads as dimensional rather than flat. This is the same attention to surface detail applied across every image in this gallery.
Forked Tail Close-Up | 48-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A close-up of the deeply forked, crescent-shaped tail on a 48-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull full mount, painted by artist Greg Cassell in a gradient from green at the base to near-black at the tips. This tail shape, built for sustained high-speed swimming, is one of the more recognizable features of the species and is cast at full detail from the first-generation mold. The dark tail-tip coloration is matched to the boatside catch photo rather than applied as a default. This close-up is one of five detail shots pulled from the same 48-inch specimen in this gallery.
Complete Body Length View | 48-Inch Mahi Bull Full Mount Replica
A full-length view of a 48-inch fiberglass Mahi Bull wall mount, gill open, showing the complete body profile from head to tail in a single frame. In some regions this same fish is called dorado, a Spanish name tied to its golden color at the surface. Mahi Bull is commonly brought home rather than released, and a photo-matched replica lets an angler keep the catch and still hang the color they saw boatside. This closes out the 48-inch specimen featured across several images in this gallery.
Simple and Transparent Pricing
$160 Minimum per mount. Contact us for pricing on mounts 150+ Inches, driftwood wall mounts, and pedestal mounts
Mahi Bull Fish Mount Lengths Range from 26 inches to 72 inches
Half Mount
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Up to 64": $10 / inch
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65" to 90": $11 / inch
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91" to 120": $12 / inch
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121'' to 149'': $13 / inch
Full Mount
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Up to 64": $17 / inch
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65" to 90": $18 / inch
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91" to 120": $19 / inch
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121'' to 149'': $20 / inch
360° 3d Mount
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Up to 64": $20 / inch
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65" to 90": $21 / inch
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91" to 120": $22 / inch
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121'' to 149'': $23 / inch
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