On Outdoors with Lawrence Gunther, Lilly shares facts about moose, and Lawrence speaks with Leeanna and Brian Luoma from Reelistic Replicas, producers of two-dimensional fish art. We have tips on what makes for an accessible dock, and a reflection on why so many docks are both inaccessible and unusable.

Highlights

• Intro (00:00)
• Meet the Moose with Lilly (00:33)
• Leeanna and Brian Luoma from Reelistic Replicas (07:17)
• Accessible Docks (21:25)
• Show Close (28:11)

About Reelistic Replicas

My name is Brian, a former avid angler who used to fish and explore the lakes of Northern Minnesota, Canada, and beyond. Sadly, my passion was cut short by F.S.H. Muscular Dystrophy, which left me too weak to continue my fishing adventures. However, I have always enjoyed all kinds of art, especially the beautiful colors of fish. After perfecting a way to create lifelike fish replicas out of 2 dimensional laser cut metal I was inspired to open an online shop to share my creations with others.

My shop called Reelistic Replicas is where I create Realistic fish and rustic decor for your home, cabin, business, lodge and lake home.

Welcome to a world where flat metal transcends its limitations, blurring the line between reality and illusion. Realistic Replicas turns two-dimensional laser-cut metal into astonishingly realistic fish replicas.

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