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