Hoonah Double Ender Boats

Summary:

Fishermen would visit with each other after a day's fishing to share information. Lincoln Gordon (right) fished daily, trolling in front of Hoonah, Point Sophia, Spasski and as far out as Point Adolphus.

Traditional Knowledge:

Double ender boats were very popular at the time and Lincoln Gordon was known to build his own. Double enders were made locally at boat shops, three men who crafted boats include Lonnie Houston, Harold Jones and Silas Dalton and John Lawson was a carpenter shipwright.

People:

Lincoln Gordon, Unknown, Lonnie Houston, Harold Jones, Silas Dalton, John Lawson

Protocol:

Hoonah Community Members Public Access

Community:

Hoonah Community Members

Category:

Fishing

Original Date Description:

Circa 1940s

Contributor:

Bill Wilson, Jr., Ken Grant

Rights:

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Traditional Knowledge Labels:

Licensing Options:

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)

Source:

Huna Heritage Foundation

Identifier:

PH002_003_040

Type:

Image

Format:

JPEG


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