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The Lobster Fishery of Maine

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The Lobster Fishery of Maine

John Nathan Cobb

59 pages~1 hr 11 min read27 chapters$4.99
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Maine's rocky coast built a whole way of life around one clawed crustacean. John Cobb reports on the lobster fishery: its natural history, its fishing grounds, its seasons, and the men who work the traps. Practical, exact, and rooted in the cold northern waters. A concise study of a fishery that still defines its coast. Haul the traps and learn the lobster's world.

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27 chapters

  1. 1The Lobster Fishery Of Maine.
  2. 2John N. Cobb
  3. 3Agent of the United States Fish Commission.
  4. 4Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, Vol. 19, Pages 241-265, 1899
  5. 5CONTENTS
  6. 6NATURAL HISTORY OF THE LOBSTER.
  7. 7HISTORY OF THE FISHERY.
  8. 8THE FISHING-GROUNDS.
  9. 9THE FISHING SEASON.
  10. 10FISHING APPLIANCES.
  11. 11METHODS OF FISHING.
  12. 12BAIT.
  13. 13FISHING VESSELS AND BOATS.
  14. 14TRANSPORTING VESSELS OR SMACKS.
  15. 15LOBSTER CARS.
  16. 16METHODS OF SHIPPING, WHOLESALE TRADE, ETC.
  17. 17BOILING.
  18. 18LOBSTER POUNDS

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