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Cooking after a guided fishing trip near Clayton

Cooking after a guided fishing trip near Clayton

Cooking a shore dinner near Clayton. The man on the left, who is cooking, is probably the guide; the other man, sitting on the ground, is probably the client. It was—and still is—common practice for fishing guides to cook shore dinners for their clients. July 1914. Clayton, NY. Photo by Im Noe. From the Antique […]

Bill Rasbeck at the oars of an Adirondack Skiff

Bill Rasbeck at the oars of an Adirondack Skiff

Bill Rasbeck, a well-known guide of Cranberry Lake, rows an Adirondack Skiff. An Adirondack Pack Basket sits at his feet, and he smokes a pipe. 1888. Cranberry Lake, NY. Photo taken by Seneca Ray Stoddard and titled: The Way it Looks From the Stern Seat.”

A hunting party in the woods around Cranberry

A hunting party in the woods around Cranberry Lake

A seven person hunting party sits between a tent and a pyramid of fishing poles and long guns. Note the classic Adirondack pack-basket being used as a chair on the far right. Circa 1895. Cranberry Lake, NY. Taken by W.J. Carpenter, M.D. Amateur.

The Howland Brothers at their hunting camp in Cranberry Lake

The Howland Brothers at their hunting camp in Cranberry Lake

The Howland Brothers were well known Cranberry Lake hunting and fishing guides in the late 1800s. In this photo they are posed on the porch of their camp on Cranberry Lake, with two women and a girl. Note that the camp was built using Adirondack style vertical log siding. Circa 1910. Cranberry Lake, NY.

Fish stocking at Brandreth Lake in Long Lake

Fish stocking at Brandreth Lake in Long Lake

Fish stocking (in the early style, using milk cans to transport fish) at Brandreth Lake in the Town of Long Lake in Hamilton County in 1949. The plane delivering the cans of fish was operated by Phoenix Adirondack Flights out of Inlet, NY.