Boating on the Moose Jaw River near Drinkwater, Saskatchewan.
- 72-85
- Item
- [post 1912]
Part of MJ General Photograph Collection
Three people fishing in the Moose Jaw River, near the bridge and dam located just outside of Drinkwater, Saskatchewan.
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Children in a boat at Turtle Lake
- LRA 0347
- Item
- [192-?]
Part of LRA Photograph Collection
Doreen Beer, Ernie Meiklejohn, Eric Beamish, Rene Meiklejohn, Norma Beamish are seen sitting and standing in a boat.
- FS-001-a-0021
- Item
- [1917-1945]
Part of Fort San fonds
Image of two men with six Northern Pike from Echo Lake (Fort San was built on the shores of the lake).
Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League
- INS-507
- Item
- c 1910 - 1927
A man posing with four large halibut. Prince Rupert, BC.
"Herring Fishing Prince Rupert Harbour"
- INS-489
- Item
- 1913
Men fishing for herring in Prince Rupert, BC.
Lyle Gillespie holding Arctic char
- WOK 19-150
- Item
- 1965
Part of W.O. Kupsch fonds
Citation reads: "Lyle Gillespie holding Arctic char which he caught at Mary River, N.W.T. August 15, 1965."
- INS-751
- Item
- 1921
A man posing with a fish on the deck of a boat.
- 00.03.869B
- Item
- ca.1960
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
A woman standing by a body of water, holding a fish and fishing rod
Written on the back in blue ink: "Miss Shea"
- MJ-133.94-279
- Item
- 1910-1913
Part of Rice's Studio collection
Fishing and canoeing on the Moose Jaw River.
Rice, Lewis
"Prince Rupert Halibut Fleet in with 500.000 lbs Apl 12/26"
- INS-491
- Item
- April 12, 1926
The Prince Rupert Halibut fleet. Prince Rupert, BC.
Three Men On A Bridge In A Wooded Area
- 76.281.18
- Item
- ca.1930
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
Three men on a wooden bridge in a wooded area
Two of the men are pulling a net out of the water
- 72.30.22
- Item
- ca.1950
Part of Biggar Photograph Collection
Two men and a boy standing in front of a car and some trees
The men are holding fishing rods and one rod has a fish on the end of the line