The mark consists of a black outline representing a stylized drawing of a trout fish facing left with its mouth open and one fin on its back on the right side and two fins below its body (one just past its head and the other towards its rear) with lines just behind its head representing its left side gill and it has its left eye open. There is a treble hook below the fish and the eye of the hook is connected to the fish through its rear, which is curved to the left below the fish where the tail of the fish would be. The two words "CUTTHROAT" and "CAMO" are spelled out in cursive below the fish with "CUTTHROAT" immediately below the fish and inside the top prong of the hook with the initial letter "C" being a capital letter formed by that top hook (the remaining letters being lower case letters) and the word "CAMO" is below the word "CUTTHROAT" and spelled out in cursive below the middle prong of the hook and above its lower prong with the initial letter "C" being a capital letter formed by that bottom hook (the remaining letters being lower case letters). Emanating from the top of the last letter of "CAMO" (the cursive "O") and then going right and then up is a line meant to represent a fishing line which has been wrapped around the rear of the fish two times with the line then disappearing underneath the right rear of the fish.