U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Volunteer Hauling in Carp on the Saginaw River, Michigan during an Ice Fishing Assessment, circa 1981-1984

Person, right of center, standing on a frozen river, using a net to pull a mid-size fish from a hole in the ice, center foreground. The person is dressed in heavy winter clothing - bulky pants, a heavy coat, gloves, and a knit cap. Beside hem is a large cardboard box, and behind that is a canoe or small boat. In the background is the river bank, with a small structure on it (an ice fishing shelter, perhaps?)
Photo By/Credit

Rick Julian

Date Shot/Created
Circa 1981-1984
Media Usage Rights/License
Public Domain
Image
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service volunteer hauling in carp on the Saginaw River during an ice fishing assessment. Michigan, c. 1981-1984.
Subject tags
Fisheries management
Fishes
Fishing
History
Ice
Rivers and streams
Surveying
Volunteers
Work of the Service