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• Table of Contents
  • Table of Contents
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  • Preface
  • Early Fisheries of Cape Ann
  • A Remarkable Escape on Board Schooner Codseeker
  • Gloucester Harbor in 1806
  • A Winter's Trip to Georges
  • Table, Giving Prices of Mackerel for the Past 52 Years
  • Leaves from a Log Book. Remarkable Adventures, etc.
  • Notable Fishing Fares Notable Fishing Fares
  • The Old Time Fishery at 'Squam
  • Homeward Bound
  • Products of the Gloucester Fisheries
  • Return of Dories
  • Quick Passages
  • Song of the Winter Fisherman
  • First Trips
  • Large Fish
  • Gloucester Harbor in 1830
  • U. S. Fish Commission. Summer Headquarters in Gloucester
  • Around Cape Ann
  • Sch. Sultana Towed by a Whale
  • Loss of Sch. Henrietta Greenleaf
  • Gill-Net Codfishing in Ipswich Bay Gill-Net Codfishing in Ipswich Bay
  • A Day at the Beach
  • In Memoriam. List of Lost Men and Vessels of the Port of Gloucester from 1874 to 1881, Inclusive
  • Table, giving the Losses for 52 years
  • Welcome Home. A Romance in a Fisherman's Life
  • The Fisher-Boy in the Storm
  • Halibut Fishing among the Ice Floes
  • List of Vessels Belonging to the Port of Gloucester in 1850
  • The Phantom Boat
  • A Trawling Trip
  • Massachusetts Mackerel Catch for 74 Years
  • The Fortune Bay Riot
  • Importance of Fish Culture
  • The Fisheries of the Olden Time
  • Salmon Fishing at the Mouth of the Colombia River, Oregon
  • On the Beach In a Storm
  • Narrow Escape of Sch. David A. Story
  • Hammerhead Shark. The Shark's Mouth. Shark Fishing
  • No More Sea
  • Fishermen's Superstitions
  • The Old Fort and Gloucester Harbor in 1837
  • Foreign Commerce of Gloucester
  • Fishermen Coming into Port. From the Home of the Fish to the Table of the Consumer
  • The Regatta
  • A Night in Boston Bay
  • Truthful and Startlilng Accounts of Tough Times, etc.
  • The Frenchman's Stew and the Disgusted Irishmen
  • Dory Voyages across the Atlantic
  • On Board a Mackerel Catcher
  • The Merry, Merry Mackerel Catchers
  • Saving the Cable
  • A Summer Trip to Georges
  • Rob's First Cruise
  • Lost in the Fog
  • Crippled on the "Home Stretch"
  • The December Gales of 1876
  • Fearful Experienceon Board Sch. Howard
  • Thacher's Island
  • Foundering of Sch. Almond Bird
  • The Harbor Bar
  • Ninty-three Voyages to Surinam
  • Recollections of a Veteran Fisherman
  • Making a Harbor in a Snow Storm
  • An Old Boat
  • Hand-Line Mackerel Fishing
  • "Setting Under Sail"
  • In a Fog on the Banks
  • Lines on the Loss of Sch. Guy Cunningham and in Memory of her Master, Capt. Daniel O'Brien
  • Around the Wharves of Old Gloucester Half a Century Ago
  • The Jolly Yachtsman
  • The Haddock Fisheries. Then and Now
  • A Mackerel Catcher Dressing Her Fare by Moonlight
  • Frightened by the Moon
  • Gloucester Harbor
  • Adventures of Capt.Richard Murphy
  • The Open Sea
  • Gloucester's Exhibition at the Centennial
  • The Widow's Appeal to the Winds and Sea
  • Picking the Nets and Trawls
  • A Fishing Party
  • "Not a Bene"
  • The Mackerel Pocket or "Spiller"
  • On the Loss of the "Royal George"
  • A Banker Discharging Her Fare
  • Loss of Life and Vessel Property from January 1 to April 1, 1882
  • List of Vessels Comprising the Gloucester Fishing Fleet, and their Owners or Fitters

Fisherman's Own Book - Procter Brothers