This is a truly unique fish, growing to a length of 8ft, the Wolfeel is not actually an eel. The deciding factor is its pectoral fins which regular eels do not have. Despite it’s large size and aggressive features the Wolfeel is a rather...

These beautiful and territorial fish are not the most common sight to see but they are stunning. Deep black and vibrant yellow patterns make them quite a show stopper. Cut to shape with white border. Rough sizing = 5” x 5” These stickers are...

This scarlet beauty is a nomadic fish. As it roams between reefs, it can be found in small schools or pairs but is usually a solitary fish. They can be spotted all along the Pacific Northwest coast from Baja to Alaska, ranging at depths...

These grumpy fish are quite solitary and love to extend their dorsal fin spikes to tell you they they’re not putting up with your bubble blowing nonsense. I love these moody and temperamental rockfish! Cut to shape with white border. Rough sizing = 5”...

The Bluntnose Sixgill shark is a common deep water shark, with a nickname of “cow shark”. Growing to a length of 20ft and weighing 1,300lbs, it is also one of the largest sharks that feed on prey rather than plankton. Though sluggish in nature,...

The Giant Red Sea Cucumber is one of the largest sea cucumber species. Found in waters from Alaska to California and living in depths up to 250m. This beautiful beast is a common but iconic sight in our local waters. Long, red and covered...

The Yelloweye Rockfish, also locally known as the “red snapper”, is one of the largest members of the rockfish family. They are typically found in deeper rocky bottomed areas, some have even been found at depths of 475m! These large fish tend to live...

These goofy sea puppies are a handful. Playful and ever inquisitive they love to interact with divers, from dog piles, pulling on anything shiny to even testing their mouth size on the top of your head. Love them. Cut to shape with white border....

This Aeolid Nudibranch or sea slug is a cute little predator feeding on hydroids, crustacea, polychaete worms and even other nudibranchs. If you see one out on a dive, chances are, there are many more waiting to be spotted. Cut to shape with white...

The red rock crab is a feisty little crustacean native to the Pacific Northwest. Known for its striking red or orange shell, this crab has a personality as bold as its color. Typically found scuttling along rocky shorelines and sandy depths, red rock crabs...

These amazing whales need no explanation on why they are incredible. Their size is legendary and to see one in person is truly magical. Leaving you in a sense of awe and wonder of the vastness of the ocean. Cut to shape with white...

A rare and rather reclusive fish. Though visually striking with a pale white accompanied by bold red stripes and pink face. These fish can grow to be the largest of the rockfish species some reaching ages of +160 years. Cut to shape with white...

These sharks are awesome. They can grow up to 51” and live for up to 100 years!! The Pacific Spiny Dogfish pose no real threat to humans but they do have a secret weapon; a venomous spine on the front on each dorsal fin....

These are incredible fish. More often found during night dives, these awesome fish can live in depths of 0 to 913 m (0 to 2,995 ft) below sea level, but it is most common between 50 and 400 m (160 and 1,310 ft). They...

These fish are not very common in our local Vancouver waters, however they are plentiful further North. You can usually find these beautiful rockfish in large schools and you will usually see a yellowtail or two intermingled since they are so similar in looks...

The White Sturgeon are native to several large North American rivers that drain to the Pacific Ocean. They primarily live in estuaries of large rivers, but migrate to spawning grounds in freshwater. Back in the early 1900s overfishing for caviar almost drove this animal...

The iconic lobster of the Atlantic Coast. Big claws and even bigger attitude, all you need to know. Cut to shape with white border. Rough sizing = 5” x 5” These stickers are eco-friendly, with a Greenguard Gold Certification due to their sticker stock,...

The Pacific Northwest opalescent squid is built for speed.Pulsing with shifting rainbows, they react instantly to their surroundings and surge through Pacific Northwest shorelines in brief, electric bursts.For a short season each year, they gather by the thousands to spawn, transforming dark shorelines into...

The Giant Red Sea Cucumber is one of the largest sea cucumber species. Found in waters from Alaska to California and living in depths up to 250m. This beautiful beast is a common but iconic sight in our local waters. Long, red and covered...

You can find The Opalescent Nudibranch pretty much anywhere from the intertidal zone to 115’ deep. Usually on eelgrass beds, rocks, mud flats, docks, and certain other rocky intertidal areas from Alaska to as far as Baja California or even Kodiak Island and Japan....