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On patrol: Sophisticated trawlers like the Leonard S, owned by Henry Misner, patrols Lake Erie to catch smelt
On patrol: Sophisticated trawlers like the Leonard S, owned by Henry Misner, patrols Lake Erie to catch smelt

On patrol: Sophisticated trawlers like the Leonard S, owned by Henry Misner, patrols Lake Erie to catch smelt

Date12/11/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: On patrol: Sophisticated trawlers like the Leonard S; owned by Henry Misner; patrols Lake Erie to catch smelt.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007073F
At the wheel of he Merri Gale, Jack Vary, right, puts out into Lake Erie from Port Stanley, Ontario, to take up the nets for perch and smelt. With him(...)
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2/11/1972
Hauling in $100 worth of fish a day is necessary to make the work worthwhile, says Doug Mummery as he inspects a catch of smelt and shad he and his br(...)
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2/11/1972
The only trawler on Lake Ontario, the Leola Charles, is money in the bank for Don and Doug Mummery, who mean business when they go fishing. In four ho(...)
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2/11/1972
Slipper business: A fisherman can earn about $25,000 a year in about 200 days of smelt fishing
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12/11/1981
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The fish they catch aren't as big as they used to be, say fishermen Stan Cooper, left, and his brother, Leonard, of Gosport, displaying their morning (...)
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Nice catch, He didn't catch these beauties, but Charlie Johnson, goodwill ambassador for the Town of Georgina's 10th annual Great Lake Simcoe ice fish(...)
Nice catch, He didn't catch these beauties, but Charlie Johnson, goodwill ambassador for the Town of Georgina's 10th annual Great Lake Simcoe ice fish(...)
1/11/1991
Gone fishing: Danny Brunato (left) and Bill Linders show off some of the early catch ice fishing at Virgina Beach on Lake Simcoe
Gone fishing: Danny Brunato (left) and Bill Linders show off some of the early catch ice fishing at Virgina Beach on Lake Simcoe
1/10/1989
Gone fishing: Danny Brunato (left) and Bill Linders show off some of the early catch ice fishing at Virginia Beach on Lake Simcoe
Gone fishing: Danny Brunato (left) and Bill Linders show off some of the early catch ice fishing at Virginia Beach on Lake Simcoe
1/10/1989
Another wy to catch a fish. A catch for Dan Gibson is strictly on film as he angles for a shot beside the Credit River near Streetsville. Gibson is a (...)
Another wy to catch a fish. A catch for Dan Gibson is strictly on film as he angles for a shot beside the Credit River near Streetsville. Gibson is a (...)
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Sweet catch. Joan Ellenor of Oshawa used a marsh-mallow as bait to catch this 42-pound salmon near Duffins Creek, Pickering. Husband Neal hoists the Chinook
Sweet catch. Joan Ellenor of Oshawa used a marsh-mallow as bait to catch this 42-pound salmon near Duffins Creek, Pickering. Husband Neal hoists the Chinook
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So who needs a hut? Really making tracks, Edward Tiltins of Toronto goes ice fishing by driving his car right out onto the middle of Lake Simcoe and s(...)
So who needs a hut? Really making tracks, Edward Tiltins of Toronto goes ice fishing by driving his car right out onto the middle of Lake Simcoe and s(...)
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