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Identifier: wwu:31427
Title: Katrina Jez interview [audio part 1 of 2]
Part of: Katrina Jez interview
Date: 1993-02-11
Type of resource: sound recording
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Women in the commercial fishing industry research collection
Local Identifier: jez19931512-1a

Identifier: wwu:31430
Title: Lyn Dennis interview [audio part 2 of 2]
Part of: Lyn Dennis interview
Date: 1993-02-11
Type of resource: sound recording
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Women in the commercial fishing industry research collection
Local Identifier: dennis19930211-1b

Identifier: wwu:31422
Title: Lyn Dennis interview [transcript]
Part of: Lyn Dennis interview
Date: 1993-02-11
Type of resource: text
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Women in the commercial fishing industry research collection
Local Identifier: dennis19930211_transcript
Text preview (might not show all results): Lynn Dennis Interview 1 Washington Women’s Heritage Project, Center for Pacific Northwest Studies Interview with Lynn Dennis Interview Date: 1993 February 11 Interviewer: Carole Teshima Morris Location: Transcription by: Bonnie Gregory 2007 June 28. [TAPE 1. SIDE A] MORRIS: This is February 11th, 19

Identifier: wwu:31418
Title: Lyn Dennis interview
Date: 1993-02-11
Description: Interview with Lyn Dennis by Carole Teshima Morris. Dennis recounts her experience as a female fisherman in the Pacific Northwest, where she fished for both sockeye salmon and crab. Ms. Dennis explains that she first fished the Nooksack River in a 12-foot boat, gradually working her way up to a 21-foot gill-netter (The Humdinger) operating out of Point Roberts. She describes the tribal fisheries system (in which enrolled tribal members can receive treaty licenses for commercial fishing), differences between fishing on rivers and fishing in salt water, and selection of crew members. She describes the realities of commercial fishing, fishing in inclement weather, and lessons learned from those experiences. She discusses discrimination in fishing and ways to overcome that adversity, and the economic and political climate of the commercial fishing industry in the 1990s, including some ramifications of the US-Canada Treaty on tribal fishing operations.
Digital Collection: Women In The Commercial Fishing Industry Research Collection, Washington Women's History Consortium Collection
Type of resource: text
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Women in the commercial fishing industry research collection
Local Identifier: dennis19930211

Identifier: wwu:31428
Title: Katrina Jez interview [audio part 2 of 2]
Part of: Katrina Jez interview
Date: 1993-02-11
Type of resource: sound recording
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Women in the commercial fishing industry research collection
Local Identifier: jez19931512-1b

Identifier: wwu:31419
Title: Katrina Jez interview
Date: 1993-02-11
Description: Interview with Katrina Jez by Carole Teshima Morris. Katrina Jez describes her work in fishing, primarily in Southeast Alaska, and explains a typical season on a purse-seine boat. She discusses crew turnover, salaries and her specific duties onboard the boat. She reflects on the growing numbers of women working on purse-seiners, and the good living provided by commercial fishing. She describes some of the dangers accompanying the job, changes in the industry relating to boats, regulations, and resources, and the strong sense of community in the fishing industry. She describes the process of purse-seining and the joys and demands of the job. Ms. Jez discusses fisheries management issues such as dwindling fish populations in Puget Sound and efforts to restock Southeast Alaska fisheries. She mentions the politics of fishing, the impact of Asian driftnet fishing, and describes an increasing consciousness about the environment and pollution problems from within the fishing community. She reflects on the potential challenges affecting women and other individuals involved in commercial fishing.
Digital Collection: Women In The Commercial Fishing Industry Research Collection, Washington Women's History Consortium Collection
Type of resource: text
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Women in the commercial fishing industry research collection
Local Identifier: jez19931512

Identifier: wwu:31429
Title: Lyn Dennis interview [audio part 1 of 2]
Part of: Lyn Dennis interview
Date: 1993-02-11
Type of resource: sound recording
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Women in the commercial fishing industry research collection
Local Identifier: dennis19930211-1a

Identifier: wwu:31424
Title: Katrina Jez interview [transcript]
Part of: Katrina Jez interview
Date: 1993-02-11
Type of resource: text
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Women in the commercial fishing industry research collection
Local Identifier: jezk19931512_transcript
Text preview (might not show all results): Katrina Jez Interview 1 Washington Women’s Heritage Project, Center for Pacific Northwest Studies Interview with Katrina Jez Interview Date: 1993 May 12 Interviewer: Carole Teshima Morris Location: Whatcom County, Washington Transcription by: Megan Bezzo, 2007 June 19. [TAPE 1. SIDE A] MORRIS: Okay,