Engbretson Underwater Photography has recently released its seasonal calendar for 2013. As part of our newly established partnership, Fishing-Headquarters.com will be hosting a promotional giveaway through its website and Facebook page that is to last for two weeks: Beginning December 26th and running until January 9th.

A total of five 2013 calendars will be given away to our fans and readers.

Fish of the Northern Lakes 2013 Calendar

Imagine a calendar perfectly aimed on your special interest–the fish of our local lakes and rivers in their natural habitat. Imagine a calendar that does more than tell you the date beneath a bland picture. Imagine a calendar that will start long conversations about your latest fishing trip or other outdoor adventure.

Fish of the Northern Lakes promises all this and more. It will give you a penetrating look into the aquatic world of America’s most beautiful freshwater fish. You’ll see a world you’ve never seen anywhere else. You’ll see the life that thrives beneath the surface of our rivers and lakes: Every month you’ll get an intimate view of one our most popular native fish in their world.

And you won’t find this world anywhere else. This is the only calendar on the market that features stunning underwater photography of fresh water game fish in their natural habitat.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect Christmas gift, birthday present, or simply a new calendar for 2013, Fish of the Northern Lakes will fill the bill better than any other product.

More than just a calendar, at the end of the year, you can remove its individual photos, frame them, and decorate your home or office with the natural beauty of these striking underwater images.

Only 1500 copies have been printed, a number that virtually guarantees you a calendar that’s unique to your neighborhood and even your town. No one else will be able to dash to a big-box store and pick up anything as gorgeous and unique as the colorful calendar you’ll show in your home or office. Order now, and get yours today before they sell out!

• Amazing Underwater Images of Freshwater Game Fish in Their Natural Habitat
• 12 Month Calendar Features 4 Bonus Months of September Through December of 2012
• Large Boxes to Record Dates and Special Events
• Includes Moon Phases and U.S. and International Holidays
• Large Size- 13″ x 21″ when open

Buy the 2013 Fish Calendar Here

About Engbretson Underwater Photography

Eric Engbretson began shooting underwater photographs in 1993. Today he has several thousand images taken underwater from the lakes and rivers of the Great Lakes region. Based in Northern Wisconsin (Florence), he lives about an hour away from the largest concentration of freshwater lakes in the world. Needless to say, the thousands of lakes in the Vilas, Oneida, Iron County region offer abundant opportunities for underwater fish photography.

Using underwater cameras and lights, and scuba equipment, he usually spends about seven months of the year underwater in the lakes and rivers of the upper Midwest to find and photograph native freshwater fish in their natural habitat. What makes these images unique and different from the few other photographers who supply images like this is that he’s always working in the water with the fish, and not shooting captive aquarium fish. His subjects are wild, live, and unrestrained-free to swim away from the camera at any moment. As you can imagine, shooting fish “in the wild” is often difficult and time consuming, but the images captured are truly authentic and unique.

Eric’s pictures have appeared in a variety of magazines and publications around the world. Such publications include In-Fisherman, Field and Stream, North American Fisherman and Fishing-Headquarters beginning in 2013. His works have found a home among dozens of books, calendars, advertisements, and natural resource publications in states throughout the country.

Learn more about Eric and his work by vising his website, www.underwaterfishphotos.com. Online, you can browse through his extensive galleries and libraries of underwater images which are categorized by species and habitat types that are available for licensing.

Eric Engbretson

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