...whirlpools, with muscles tense, thrust deep into the water a rod, at the end of which is fastened [7] a net made in the form of a pocket, into which the...raise them with a sudden strong pull into the canoe. This is repeated over and over again, six or seven large fish being taken each time, until a load of...

...native language atticameg, and in ours " whitefish," because, in truth, it is very white: and it is most excellent, so that it furnishes food, almost by itself,...of a pocket, into which the fish are made to enter. When they were made to enter the net, they were raised with a strong pull into the canoe. This is repeated...

...plentiful whitefish, which were "very white," "very excellent," and a major source of food. He observed: Dexterity and strength are needed for this kind of...net, raise them with a sudden strong pull into the Whether fishing the rapids of the St. Mary's River or the calmer rivers and inshore waters of the Great...

...Native People caught the plentiful whitefish, "verv white" and "verv excellent." He described the scene: Dexterity and strength are needed for this kind of...raise them with a sudden strong pull into the canoe. With the coming of the Europeans, Lake Superior fish entered an age when gradually human development...

...native language Atticameg, and in ours ' whitefish,' because in truth it is very white ; and it is most excellent, so that it furnishes food, almost by itself,...enter. One must look for them as they glide between the Eocks, pursue them when they are seen ; and, when they have been made to enter the net, raise them...

...whirlpools, with muscles tense, thrust deep into the water a rod, at the end of which is fastened [7] a net made in the form of a pocket, into which the...raise them with a sudden strong pull into the canoe. This is repeated over and over again, six or seven large fish being taken each time, until a load of...