This album contains historic images and documents on Collier County hunting & fishing.
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Hauling net for mullet, c1920s. According to lifelong fisherman and guide, Rob Storter (1873-1987), seine hauls were typical in December in Naples. |
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Guide Roscoe in Naples, c1920s. |
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Guide Dick Sawyer in Naples, c1920s. |
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Zoe and DIck Sawyer, guide, in Naples, c1920s. |
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(John Archie) Barefoot Williams, at right, loading catch of the day. |
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(John Archie) Barefoot Williams in front of Barefoot's Oyster House. |
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Irving Moxley (left) and John Hachmeister standing on Naples beach with fishing poles and displaying a catch of three large tarpon. Rail fence in background. Caption reads "May 1926 Naples-on-the-Gulf". |
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Speed Menefee (left) and John Hachmeister, standing in a boat, holding up a catch of fish. Small dock to the right. Notation reads "Naples-on-the-Gulf May 1923". |
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John Hachmeister standing in launch, holding rifle and rear leg of a large alligator suspended from the deck rail of a pleasure boat, the "Suits Me". Unidentified man, right, seated in upper deck. Notation reads "10-ft. 'Gator' killed by J.H. Harney River March 5,1912". |
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Ed Nives displaying his fish trophy on May 11, 1938. His guide was Preston Sawyer.
Courtesy of Coral Gables News Bureau. |
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Preston Sawyer behind the wheel of his boat, 18U6, c1960s. |
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Preston Sawyer's Cris-Craft boat, c1970s. Unidentified passengers. |
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Preston Sawyer's Cris-Craft boat, c1970s. |
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Preston Sawyer at fish cleaning station on dock, c1960-1970s. |
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Preston Sawyer at right on a dock in Marco Island, c1940-1950s. |
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Preston Sawyer, in back row left, with two unidentified couples he'd taken out charter fishing, c1950s. |
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Preston Sawyer, in center, with unidentified couple, c1960s. |
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Preston Sawyer on right, c1940-1950s. |
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Preston Sawyer, at right, with members of the Tetzlaff family, August 1956. |
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Unidentified couple near what looks to be the Gordon River bridge, c1950s. |
Please give proper credit if using these images/documents. Credit line should read Courtesy of Collier County Museums, Naples, Fl.