6. Pile Driver Raft The Hokensons primarily fished with pound nets; large, stationary nets suspended from poles driven into the lake bottom in[removed]feet of water. One way to set the poles was to use a pile driver mounte - One pound - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	6. Pile Driver Raft The Hokensons primarily fished with pound nets; large, stationary nets suspended from poles driven into the lake bottom in[removed]feet of water. One way to set the poles was to use a pile driver mounte Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-12-17 11:46:01 Open Document File Size: 2,66 MB Share Result on Facebook City New York / Chicago / / Company Eskel / / Event Product Issues / Product Recall / / Facility Roy Hokenson The Twine Shed / Herring Shed / Twine Shed / / IndustryTerm fishery site / scrap metal / cement / / NaturalFeature Islands National Lakeshore / Lake Superior / Little Sand Bay / Sand Island / Great Lakes / / Organization Fish Tug and Gill Net National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior Leo / / Person Halvor Reiten / Roy Hokenson / John Nelson / Florence Hokenson / Irene / / Position few remaining commercial fisherman / pile driver / skills commercial fisherman / carpenter / / Product danger / / ProvinceOrState Wisconsin / / SocialTag Fishing net Fishing Commercial fishing Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Recreation Outdoor recreation Natural resources Fisheries Gillnetting Sand Island

6. Pile Driver Raft The Hokensons primarily fished with pound nets; large, stationary nets suspended from poles driven into the lake bottom in[removed]feet of water. One way to set the poles was to use a pile driver mounteAdd to Reading List