This album contains historic images and documents on Collier County hunting & fishing.
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Fishing trophies at Rod & Gun Club, Everglades, December 18, 1933. |
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Tarpon trophies at Rod & Gun Club Everglades, c1933. |
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Indian fishing camp, August 7, 1910. |
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Three people in pith helmets, standing with fishing poles and one large tarpon on Naples beach. Identified left to right: Irving Moxley Jones, Josephine Plume, and John Hachmeister. The notation reads " Naples-on-the-Gulf, March 1917". |
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Robert H. West from Cincinatti, Ohio, fishing at Naples, c 1915. The caption reads " 50 Ib. Jewfish, Naples Fla." |
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Tarpon fishing on Naples-on-the-Gulf, March 1920. |
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Shark fishing on Naples-on-the-Gulf, 1919. |
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Andrew Weeks, John Hachmeister, and George Hendrie in a fishing boat. The caption reads " Naples-on-the-Gulf, April 1, 1913". |
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Naples-on-the-Gulf, April 1920. |
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A 12-foot sand shark suspended from the beams of Naples Pier. Dated 1931. |
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John Hachmeister with a sawfish suspended from a boat's block and tackle. Caption reads " Shark River, 1931". |
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Forrest Walker (in foreground), and Dr. Earl Baum with a suspended sawfish on John Hachmeister's boat. Walker was Baum's fishing guide and longtime friend. Caption reads "Shark River, 1931". |
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Two, 12-foot sharks suspended end to end from the beams of Naples pier. Dated 1931. |
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A large fishing boat with its catch suspended on the side. There are two smaller boats at its stern. The caption reads "Suits Me-Mouth of Harney River, March 4, 1912". |
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He-Ho to Panther Camp, April 1919. |
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Three women and a man (unidentified) on Naples beach looking at a dead manatee. Caption reads " Naples-on-the-Gulf, Manatee, March 1920." |
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Naples City Dock, c1950s. Robert L. Storter pictured with Mrs. Alvin Griessideck and her daughter Micky. Storter was their fishing guide.
Courtesy of Lucy House Storter. |
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A dead porpoise placed on the baggage cart that ran from the Naples Hotel to the tip of the pier. Caption reads " Porpoise. 500 lbs. Naples, Florida, April 3, 1912." |
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Dan House on right with a party he guided, c1950.
Courtesy of Lucy House Storter. Lucy was Dan's daughter. |
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A man (possibly John Hachmeister) holding a dead snake over the stern of a boat. The caption reads " Diamond Back Rattler. Killed____ ____ Bay. Florida Coast. March 16 1913". |
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Please give proper credit if using these images/documents. Credit line should read Courtesy of Collier County Museums, Naples, Fl.