Add to ORKGstabber nTo stab these flatfish we used a stabber made simply by getting a long pole and attaching a large sharpened four inch nail to one end.DNE-cit G.M.Story JUL 1973JH JUL 1973Used IUsed I1Used IHarpoon, stabber pole, starber.The source is listed as M 69-14 in DNE
rams n plThe crew were continually at the "Rams" that is sticks fastened under the Jib-boom for ...
prong n. . . a man by the name of J.B. sang out "Ish, how thick if the flat fish:" meaning how pl...
fishHoary-headed fishermen laid down their fish forks...G.M.Story January 1966DNE-cit PRINTED ITEM...
stabber nAn' the next thing I know I see him comin' down the stage with his stabber. We call it a ...
stabber nAn' the next thing I know I see him comin' down the stage with his stabber. We call it a ...
stabber nLong ironshod pole to shove ice away from ship.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryApril 1962Used IUse...
stabber n. . . of flat wicker baskets, gaffs, and crudely hewn oars and long iron-shod "stabber po...
stabber nYelling, the stabber-pole crew come running back and fall to work.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW.J...
splitter nThe _splitter_ lays hole [sic] of the fish with his left hand, and with the knife in his ...
stabber nAn iron-shod pole used to push away loose ice. Also _starber_ _pole_.PRINTED ITEM G.M.St...
splitter nThe curved blade enabled the splitter, when he severed the back bone, to raise it easily ...
stabber nCf. stabber pole. [see " " etc.]PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryApril 1962Used IUsed IN...
stabber nSealers at work with stabber-poles, clearing out jam blown up by bombs.PRINTED ITEM W.J.K...
stabber n"If dis un get froze in yere, solid, de divil himself couldn't get us out. We might bide a...
bar� nHerring and codfish were our main sources of fishing. We used big bar seines that took hund...
rams n plThe crew were continually at the "Rams" that is sticks fastened under the Jib-boom for ...
prong n. . . a man by the name of J.B. sang out "Ish, how thick if the flat fish:" meaning how pl...
fishHoary-headed fishermen laid down their fish forks...G.M.Story January 1966DNE-cit PRINTED ITEM...
stabber nAn' the next thing I know I see him comin' down the stage with his stabber. We call it a ...
stabber nAn' the next thing I know I see him comin' down the stage with his stabber. We call it a ...
stabber nLong ironshod pole to shove ice away from ship.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryApril 1962Used IUse...
stabber n. . . of flat wicker baskets, gaffs, and crudely hewn oars and long iron-shod "stabber po...
stabber nYelling, the stabber-pole crew come running back and fall to work.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW.J...
splitter nThe _splitter_ lays hole [sic] of the fish with his left hand, and with the knife in his ...
stabber nAn iron-shod pole used to push away loose ice. Also _starber_ _pole_.PRINTED ITEM G.M.St...
splitter nThe curved blade enabled the splitter, when he severed the back bone, to raise it easily ...
stabber nCf. stabber pole. [see " " etc.]PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryApril 1962Used IUsed IN...
stabber nSealers at work with stabber-poles, clearing out jam blown up by bombs.PRINTED ITEM W.J.K...
stabber n"If dis un get froze in yere, solid, de divil himself couldn't get us out. We might bide a...
bar� nHerring and codfish were our main sources of fishing. We used big bar seines that took hund...
rams n plThe crew were continually at the "Rams" that is sticks fastened under the Jib-boom for ...
prong n. . . a man by the name of J.B. sang out "Ish, how thick if the flat fish:" meaning how pl...
fishHoary-headed fishermen laid down their fish forks...G.M.Story January 1966DNE-cit PRINTED ITEM...