Thank you for reaching out to us. The Dimensions are 22-Inch Length x 3.5-Inch Width x 0.5-Inch Height.

Wish that I could be of some rea; help here, but I am jusr a customer as well. I can give you my experience though. It seems to me that the fish pictured here are done with brighter colors that the fish I bought nearly a year ago now. I hate to think that my fish have faded that much in such a short length of time. My fish are hung on a living room wall. I hung them in such a way that if you stood in the middle of my living room looking straight ahead you would see a large, black 50" television. On the right of the t.v. is a set of mid-height shelves, and the top shelf has a couple of "antique"-like pots that I have put some long, feathery dried grass in so that the grass sticks up about 2-3 inches above the line of the top of the t.v. Picking wooden fish at random, I hung the first fish at about a 3/4 angle so that it appeared (I hope) that the fish was rising up as if it were going to jump the t.v. and plunge back into the abyss. Then, the next fish I hung just a fish-length above the first one, but 2-3 inches lower as I imagined it woud be if four fist were jumping out of the reeds and grass and then over the t.v..So now, we have two fish in the act of leaping out of the imaginary water. The third I placed in what I thought was a natural progression, i.e. so that his tail was highere than the second fish, and he was by this time "flyhing" at almost a straight level with no angle, appearing as if he had reached the apex of his jump/ The fourth fish, as you might have guessed by now, was a few inches ahead of the others, and having hit his apex, he is now angled at about 45 degrees downward, gleefully heading for the welcome plunge and splash that he will eminently make as he crashed thru a garden of dry, artificiual reeds and weeds on the left side of the t.v. This would have all been so much simpler had I a camera on hand, but, as bad--tech-no logical luck would have it right now, both my camera-phone, and my camera-camera are in the shop right now, so I hope my crude description of my flying-mounted fish will suffice. I fear I do not know the particulars. My fish have never gotten wet, but it does not feel like a hard, quality wood. Without knowing fo sure, I am guessing that the fish woudl be happier on an indoor wall, and even moreso if they never get wet. I hope this has been of use to you. My attidude was, when I bought the fish was "Oh Gee," the fish only cost $, so, it is worth a gamble. Not that I have $10-$15 bucks to throw away on fish, birds, grass, etc, but, the "gamble" was luckily a wise on. The fish look great on my wall! Inadvertently, you have help me as well. I was contemplating buying 4 more fish to fill out the wall a bit more as if these funny little wooden fish were migrating upstream, but, I coudln't remeber where I ahad purchased these , so, now, I have noat excuse for not buying more. Good Luck with you fish., Paul;..........

Just received mine today.  They are NOT 32.25" from nose to tail.  Rather, they are 22" from nose to tail.  In other words, about 10" SHORTER than the item description.