By James G. Nourse
ISBN-10: 0553140183
ISBN-13: 9780553140187
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Was] quite an industry among the Indians" (CSP 1888). Thereafter, well-capitalized fishing companies commenced operations in western Canada with the opening of railway communications. These companies were established to catch and ship a wide range of fish products, not merely a by-product of the domestic Anishinaabe sturgeon harvest (CSP 1889, 1890, 1891). Elsewhere in the west, such as on Lake Winnipeg, the impact of commercial fisheries on Indian subsistence was noted with alarm by officials of Canada’s Department of Indian Affairs.
Spears of varying sorts were used, along with pole snares and weirs. Shovelnose sturgeon or pallid sturgeon, appear to have been little utilized by tribes located in the Upper Missouri. Maximilian, Prince of Wied, reported the capture of a sturgeon from the mouth of the Marais River in the 1830s but noted that it was “universally considered as an extraordinary rarity” (Rostlund 1952). The Hidatsa woman, Waheenee, indicated in her autobiography that sturgeon capture was NATIVE AMERICAN UTILIZATION OF STURGEON 25 opportunistic during the spring floods (Wilson 1921).
HOLZKAMM1 AND LEO G. 1 Introduction Historically, sturgeon of various species were important for Native Americans on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and in parts of the interior of North America. Early or first contact period accounts by European, American or Canadian merchants, colonists and soldiers record sturgeon harvests as important elements of the domestic economies of many tribal peoples. Sturgeon provided food in the form of meat, oil and roe for immediate consumption, storage or trade.
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