The five senses -- sight, sound, smell, taste and touch -- create the fishing experience.

It's like when you
see a mako shark leap from the ocean on a trip offshore.

Whoa! you might think.

That's what an outdoor photograph can do. The sight can give you feelings -- an experience -- like the actual experience does.

Tom Lynch, who
shot the photos on
this page, including
that mako above,
is a sportfishing
photographer from Seaside Park,
New Jersey.

He sells his images through his company
Angry Fish.

Tom’s photo credits include the New York Daily News, Asbury Park Press, Sport Fishing, On the Water, Fly Fisherman, The Fisherman and The Surfer’s Journal.

His fishing corporate clients have included CTS Fishing Rods, STORMR apparel, Century Rods, A.O.K. Tackle and more.

Tom also shoots videos, and he's provided them to companies including Abercrombie and Fitch, Hawaiian Airlines, Mattell, AT&T, Fox Sports Network, NBC, MTV and more.

See some of his videos, like sharks leaping from the ocean in a feeding frenzy along the New Jersey coast, on the Angry Fish blog.

Tom’s images are included in a permanent collection in the Museum of Modern Art in Melinda Morey’s video Navigating the Void.

He’s an avid surf
fisherman, is on the
pro staff of CTS
Fishing Rods, and
is a conservationist
and an outdoor writer.

The public can purchase his photographs on the Angry Fish website.

To purchase larger prints, contact Tom directly.

To see more of his work, and for more info, visit the Angry Fish website.