Part of the dory fishing fleet at Newport Beach. These small boats are launched through the surf and return to be trailered to storage areas. This boat is owned by Mark Hickson.

Part of the dory fishing fleet at Newport Beach. These small boats are launched through the surf and return to be trailered to storage areas. This boat is owned by Mark Hickson.

Part of the dory fishing fleet at Newport Beach. These small boats are launched through the surf and return to be trailered to storage areas.

Part of the dory fishing fleet at Newport Beach. These small boats are launched through the surf and return to be trailered to storage areas.

Part of the dory fishing fleet at Newport Beach. These small boats are launched through the surf and return to be trailered to storage areas.

Part of the dory fishing fleet at Newport Beach. These small boats are launched through the surf and return to be trailered to storage areas.

Part of the dory fishing fleet at Newport Beach. These small boats are launched through the surf and return to be trailered to storage areas.

Part of the dory fishing fleet at Newport Beach. These small boats are launched through the surf and return to be trailered to storage areas.

Part of the dory fishing fleet at Newport Beach. These small boats are launched through the surf and return to be trailered to storage areas.

The Newport Beach dory fleet has its heritage in the dory fishermen of Portugal. Portuguese fishermen unloading their catch at the end of the day.

A swordfish harpoon boat

A swordfish harpoon boat

Tuna vessels at Tuna Harbor

Tuna vessels at Tuna Harbor

The Fishing Vessel CALOGERA A. is a multi-purpose fishing vessel

Tuna vessels at Tuna Harbor

Various fishing vessels at San Diego

Entrance to Tuna Harbor Park

The workboat BEN A. THACHER delivers cultured oysters to the Tallmadge Bros. pier.

Multi-purpose fishing vessels tied up at Indian River.

Commercial lobster boats operating out of Indian River

Shrimp boats at Fernandina Beach

Three shrimp boats at the Municipal Pier

Stone crab fishing boats and gear based out of small inlets at Tavernier

The ubiquitous shrimper

Fishing boat outfitted for spiny lobster and stone crab

The ubiquitous shrimper

The ubiquitous shrimper

One man fishing operation tied up at A. P. Bell Fish Co. pier

Stone crab boat at A. P. Bell Fish

Small multi-purpose fishing boat at A. P. Bell Fish Co. pier These boats fish for shark, snapper, grouper, stone crab, and spiny lobster.

Small multi-purpose fishing boats at A. P. Bell Fish Co. These boats fish for shark, snapper, grouper, stone crab, and spiny lobster.

Small multi-purpose fishing boat at Madeira Beach Seafood. This boat fishes for shark, snapper, grouper, stone crab, and spiny lobster.

Small multi-purpose fishing boat at Madeira Beach Seafood. This boat fishes for shark, snapper, grouper, stone crab, and spiny lobster.

Shark, snapper, and grouper longliners, etc. at Madeira Beach Seafood.

Shark, snapper, and grouper longliners, etc. at Madeira Beach Seafood.

Shark, snapper, and grouper longliners, etc. at Madeira Beach Seafood.

The triangular cones are daymarks to indicate vessel is fishing. The orange balls are floats.

Shark, snapper, and grouper longliners, etc. at Triangle Fisheries

Shark, snapper, and grouper longliners, etc. at Triangle Fisheries

Shark, snapper, and grouper longliners, etc. at Triangle Fisheries

Shark, snapper, and grouper longliners, etc.

Tarpon Springs was established as a sponge fishing port in 1890. In 1905 Greek fishermen arrived. It is still an active fishing port.

Tarpon Springs was established as a sponge fishing port in 1890. In 1905 Greek fishermen arrived. It is still an active fishing port.

Shrimp boats, charter boats, and day boats operate out of Tarpon Springs today.

A shrimp boat

A small fishing vessel returning to Tarpon Springs after a day on the Gulf of Mexico.

A shrimp trawler drying nets at Matlasha Pass

A shrimp trawler drying nets at Matlasha Pass

A shrimp trawler drying nets at Matlasha Pass