Point Brulee is a small cedar-lined peninsula that dips south into the cold, clear waters of Northern Lake Huron. This wilderness setting has been a constant source of inspiration throughout Paul Gray’s life. He continues to cherish time spent there, whether it’s a holiday family get together, deer camp or any number of fishing adventures.

Paul studied commercial art at Detroit’s Center for Creative Studies and has since worked professionally in the photographic and graphic art fields.

From a very young age Paul showed an interest in fishing and fish behavior, often keeping aquariums that displayed both fresh and saltwater species.

Even though his outdoor interests have taken him to such far ranging destinations as Alaska to Florida and from Quebec to Costa Rica, the majority of his fishing takes place around the Great Lakes.

Paul and long-time friend Polly Picard work together at Point Brulee Studio, where they combine his talent and knowledge of fishing and wildlife with her strong “service-minded” approach to business. Their goal is to provide high quality art prints to those that share enthusiasm for the sport of fly fishing as well as anyone who simply has an appreciation for the beauty and style of the work.

Paul currently supports the following organizations:

• Trout Unlimited - Vanguard Chapter

• Michigan Fly Fishing Club

• Michigan United Conservation Club

• National Rifle Association

• Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

• Detroit Zoological Society

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