Fishing the Coast: A Life on the Water by Don Pepper

Fishing the Coast: A Life on the Water by Don PepperHere, at last, is a book about commercial salmon fishing, by well known fisherman and industry analyst Dr. Don Pepper one that is sure to become a West Coast classic. Pepper fished salmon as a crewman every season from 1953 to 1969. After a hiatus in the '70s, he returned to fishing in the '80s, balancing his life at sea with a career as a professional economist, before finally retiring in 2007. Over the years he experienced technological change from

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He keeps his boat

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magical and humorous

often heartbreaking

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theoretically informed studies of communities and issues

that Aboriginals must have collective rather than individual property rights