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LOGGER'S SHEET SI-FP-1968-CT-148

LOGGER: Gregwood
REEL NUMBER: 1A STAGE: Tennessee Talk #2
DATE: 7-5-86 PRESENTOR: Bob Fulcher
GROUP NAME: Fishing and Boatmaking Workshop
REGION/STYLE: Tennessee
PERFORMER(S) INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION
Dale Calhoun boatbuilder
Maggie Sayre deaf fisherwoman and photographer of Tennessee River life
Jean Lindquist
(interpreter)

CONTENTS
1. Dale: RealFoot Lake
2. description of RealFoot Lake, a natural lake -  
3. Maggie : Tennessee River fishing: catfish, nets, lines
4. Maggie: life on river in a houseboat; garden on
shore
5. Maggie: Bait - crawfish, mussels, carp - on 300 ft. lines
6. Maggie: strip net
7. Dale: description of his boat building; design of boat
as opposed to Tennessee River boats. 4000-5000 boats that he had made.
8. Dale: description of his boat workshop and the plentitude of cypress
9. Real Foot Lake's commercial trout fishing
10. Maggie: illegal "chicken wire" lines; snag lines with soda pop tops, cheese, and smelly line; oil brushed on lines for spoonbill and catfish.
11. Maggie: comments on return to river life
12. Dale: comments on future of his profession
13. question from audience on use of 
in boat building
14. Bob Fulcher: résumé of Maggie's life.
15. Dale: comments on motors