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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975

 
Hauling herring nets. The fish will be used for bait.
109 of 295 		Billy and Glenn Welch bring the herring catch aboard.
110 of 295 		Fish weirs located near 'Irishtown', Brier Island
111 of 295 		Fish nets hung to dry
112 of 295 		Buoys used to identify and float fish nets and lobster traps.
113 of 295 		Single knit fishermen's mittens, used by the fishermen in the winter while working.
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Glenn Welch splits a fish aboard a hand lining boat.
115 of 295 		Lawrence Prime hauls his line aboard the board.
116 of 295 		Checking the lines which have been run from the boat.
117 of 295 		Lawrence Prime splitting a fish at the Freeport wharf.
118 of 295 		Larry Prime with fish on fork. His father, Lawrence watches.
119 of 295 		Catch of the Day ! Sport fishing in the 1930s
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Anthony Outhouse ,right, and Terry Booth on Tiverton wharf with their catch.
121 of 295 		Fish flakes in front of George Denton's fish shop.
122 of 295 		Horace Johnson at his fishing camp near Flour Cove.
123 of 295 		Buckman's Landing c. 1920
124 of 295 		Looking northeast along the shore at Flour Cove showing old fish shacks and skids.
125 of 295 		The lighthouse keepers home at Western Light , with their fish skids, and houses.
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