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1½ inches thick (3.75 cm)
Product Details Artist grade canvas, archival inks, wooden stretcher bars, and UVB protective coating
Product Details Artist grade canvas, archival inks, wooden stretcher bars, and UVB protective coating
Artist Edmund Lowe Platinum Member
Collection AmericaAlaskaHawaiiCanada
Description On Lummi Island they practice a form of salmon fishing known as reefnetting. There are only about 7 reefnet 'gears' left in the world. To catch the salmon the fishermen must stand on towers with polarized sunglasses and actually see the salmon coming into the net. Then they bring up the net and hand haul the fish into the boat. It's a very strenuous way to make a living.
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Product No 2192277
Subjects Boats and Ships, Fishing, Sports & Recreation, Transportation
Style Editorial/Documentary
Medium
Tags Edmund, Lowe, Lummi Island, Pacific Northwest, fishermen, fishing, puget sound, reefnet, reefnetting, salmon fishing, unique, washington
Product No 2192277
Subjects Boats and Ships, Fishing, Sports & Recreation, Transportation
Style Editorial/Documentary
Medium
Tags Edmund, Lowe, Lummi Island, Pacific Northwest, fishermen, fishing, puget sound, reefnet, reefnetting, salmon fishing, unique, washington