Title
Tucking a Pilchard Seine at Porthgwarra
Subject
Fish Boat SAIL
Fishermen Boat Fish Sealand
IBP MWork
Description
Tucking a pilchard seine was when an exceptionally large catch was netted. The 'tucker' was a smaller net used to keep the bulk of the catch in the main net (centre of photograph) while the main catch was carted away. In this case, a week's work by all the horses and carts which could be mustered. This was reputedly one of the biggest landings recording in the area. It was in the 1920s. (PZ131)
In the left hand boat is W. F. Rowe and T. Jose, in the right hand boat far right P. Jackson and J. Rowe.
DUPLICATE. SEE FISH8.007
In the left hand boat is W. F. Rowe and T. Jose, in the right hand boat far right P. Jackson and J. Rowe.
DUPLICATE. SEE FISH8.007
Publisher
Morrab Library
Date
1920
Rights
Morrab Library
Format
Print
Identifier
FISH 4.003
Coverage
Porthgwarra
Period Costume
N
Individual Names
WF Rowe T Jose P Jackson J Rowe