Never before made, THE SILVER STRIPER is the perfect tribute to the Northeast's most iconic catch. Designed for display indoors or outdoors, each piece is a one-of-a-kind, weather-resistant work of art - silver-leafed, and signed by the artist.
Available in three options, each fish can be purchased on its own or paired with an optional ACRE backing board:
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Silver Leaf Collectors Edition | 15" x 5.3"
For those who want the real deal. Finished in genuine silver leaf, sealed in a high-gloss coat, and individually numbered and signed by the artist. Order early to secure a lower edition number and add prestige to your collection.
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Modern Silver Series | 15" x 5.3"
Made with a cool-toned aluminum-based leaf that can actually shine even more than real silver—and won’t tarnish. It’s crisp, modern, and a bit easier on the wallet.
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Silver Studio Edition | 15" x 5.3"
A more accessible option without the real silver or leafing. Stunning with high-gloss silver metallic paint finish. It’s smooth, sleek, and still signed by the artist.
ADD-ON: Mounted on ACRE Rice Board | 9" x 19"
Your striper can be mounted on a sleek gloss-finished ACRE board—available in Black or Navy. ACRE is a sustainable, wood-like composite made from upcycled rice hulls. It’s weather-resistant, durable, and free of wood, PVC, and formaldehyde, making it an ideal choice for environmentally conscious collectors.
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Black Gloss Backer
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Navy Gloss Backer
READY TO HANG
Each piece includes pre-installed keyhole mounts on the back for easy, secure wall installation.
BUILT FOR LIFE BY THE WATER
Every Silver Striper is crafted for display indoors or outdoors, finished to resist sun, salt, and weather—just like the fish that inspired it.
WHY WE MADE THE SILVER STRIPER
Striper fishing is a way of life here in the Northeast. Every angler loves the challenge — even my husband. We live right on the water in our little “Clambox” here in Ipswich. And every August, just after sunrise, the stripers start jumping. It's our favorite kind of wake-up call. He can’t sleep through it — he’s out there before the coffee’s ready, casting from the shore in front of our house. Some mornings he lands one. Others? Skunked. But that’s part of the magic.
He loves it so much, there’s a rod in our garage now, rigged and waiting — just in case a school swims by. That feeling — that mix of hope, ritual, and reverence for the fish — is what inspired me to create The Silver Striper.
