Site visit notes for the report "Commercial fisheries of the Canadian Great Lakes - a systems planning resource inventory and evaluation"
Site visit notes for the report "Commercial fisheries of the Canadian Great Lakes - a systems planning resource inventory and evaluation"
Research notes for the report "Commercial fisheries of the Canadian Great Lakes - a systems planning resource inventory and evaluation", prepared for the National Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Parks Canada (DOI:10.5281/zenodo.14885284). Information was gathered during site visits in 1985 to present and former fishing stations and settlements on Lake Erie, Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, and Lake Superior of the Great Lakes in Ontario, Canada. These records Include oral history interview notes, descriptions of remaining infrastructure and tools relating to Great Lakes commercial fishing, site maps, and local archival research. Records are organized according to site location/interviewee name. These records are also available at the website https://northshorefisheries.net and orginal copies are deposited with the Archives of Ontario, Toronto.
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overfishing, fishing ports, lake trout, local history, whitefish, pound net, Lake Superior, infrastructure, commercial fisheries, fisher, Lake Huron, gill net, fishing grounds, oral interview, Booth Fisheries, tugboat, Great Lakes, lake herring, Georgian Bay, Ontario history, Lake Erie
overfishing, fishing ports, lake trout, local history, whitefish, pound net, Lake Superior, infrastructure, commercial fisheries, fisher, Lake Huron, gill net, fishing grounds, oral interview, Booth Fisheries, tugboat, Great Lakes, lake herring, Georgian Bay, Ontario history, Lake Erie
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