The image shows a wooden wall with a sign that reads "Fish of the Poconos" above it. Below the sign, there are six different types of fish displayed on the wall. The fish are arranged in a row, with the largest fish on the left, the smallest fish in the middle, and the largest one on the right. 

On the top left, there is a large fish with a long, slender body and a pointed snout. It appears to be a trout, with a greenish-brown color and a white underbelly. On the top right, it is a largemouth bass, which is a type of freshwater fish native to North America.

In the center of the image, there comes a small fish, possibly a crappie, with its mouth open and tongue out. Next to it is another large fish, which looks like a trout. On either side of the fish are two smaller fish, one is a brook trout and the other is a brown trout. There is also a small sign below the fish that says "Brook Trout" and "Crappies."

The wall is decorated with small plants and other decorative items, giving it a rustic and natural feel.