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Chequamegon Bay Fishermen
1955
Three fisherman in a boat pulling in a net full of fish on Chequamegon Bay while a man and a boy look on.
Fisherman of Chequamegon Bay
1950
Vern Frechette (left) and Leonard Larson show their catch of trout caught during ice fishing on Chequamegon Bay.
Ice Fishing on Chequamegon Bay
Man ice fishing on Chequamegon Bay through a hole with a fishing jig, fish and fry pan.
Ice Fishing Shanties
George Harris and other ice fishing shanties on Chequamegon Bay. One man is on skis moving across the snow and ice.
Fisherman with Fish
A fisherman sitting in a boat is holding a cigar and posing with lake trout.
Three Fisherman at Little Sand Bay
1955
Catch of lake trout displayed by three fisherman on the pier at Little Sand Bay. From left to right are Martin Johnson, Hermy Johnson, and Myron Lohman.
