Doyle, Gordon. Interview about life and the fishery in Petty Harbour.

Interview with Gordon Doyle focuses on growing up in Petty Harbour, social events in the community, and changes to the fishery and Petty Harbour. Introductions; Gordon Gerald Doyle was born November 23, 1963 in St. John’s; Doyle grew up in Petty Harbour in a large family; 0:55 - Children’s games; 2:...

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Main Author: Barrett, Terra
Other Authors: Doyle, Gordon
Format: Audio
Language:English
Published: 2014
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Online Access:http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/ich_avalon/id/5349
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spelling ftmemorialunivdc:oai:collections.mun.ca:ich_avalon/5349 2023-12-31T10:19:31+01:00 Doyle, Gordon. Interview about life and the fishery in Petty Harbour. Barrett, Terra Doyle, Gordon Canada—Newfoundland and Labrador—Petty Harbour 2014-06-26 audio/mp3 111:23 minutes; 127 MB http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/ich_avalon/id/5349 eng eng Intangible Cultural Heritage - Avalon Peninsula http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/ich_avalon/id/5349 CC BY-NC 2.0 CA Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory Migration/settlement Social beliefs practices and customs Work Towns Fishers Commercial fishing Fishing Communities Doyle Gordon Sound Audio 2014 ftmemorialunivdc 2023-12-04T11:29:21Z Interview with Gordon Doyle focuses on growing up in Petty Harbour, social events in the community, and changes to the fishery and Petty Harbour. Introductions; Gordon Gerald Doyle was born November 23, 1963 in St. John’s; Doyle grew up in Petty Harbour in a large family; 0:55 - Children’s games; 2:20 - School; 4:35 - Fishing; 5:23 - Story of Doyle’s grandfather; 7:19 - Icebergs during the fishing season; Doyle explains how he is the last pre-moratorium crew member; 11:24 - Folk beliefs on the water; 14:25 - Issues on the water; 17:55 - Doyle’s mom walks through; 18:40 - Changes in the fishery--from cod to crab; 20:35 - The craft of cod traps; 22:38 - Description of winter months when the fishery is not ongoing; 24:12 - Loss of fishery knowledge; Working with twine; 25:31 - Farming; 26:08 - Explains the origin of Petty Harbour Dogs; 27:15 - Farming; 27:50 - Newfoundland cod trap described; Japanese cod trap described; 31:51 - Doyle draws the difference between the two traps; 40:27 - Occupational jokes, tricks and stories; 45:51 - Doyle recites the smoke room on the Kyle; Description of when Doyle would repeat the recitation; 52:25 - Other recitations; Doyle explains the story of the algebra slippers; 54:11 - Description of the seal fishery off Catalina; 55:01 - Doyle describes catching sharks; Swimming off the boat; Describes seeing leatherback turtles; 59:48 - Doyle explains joking with older fishermen; Doyle makes another cup of tea; 1:03:58 - Explanation of fishing berths; 1:05:03 - Placement of berths; Names of the berths; Arguments over the berths; 1:09:23 Doyle gives his mother Mrs. Doyle some cookies; 1:10:00 - Trouting; Salmon Fishing; Labrador countryside; 1:12:06 - Changes in Petty Harbour--changes to the landscape, addition of a wharf, trees returning to the area; 1:13:58 - Describes the shift to bigger boats; Explains that the people of the harbour are still the same; Living in a small community; 1:15:28 - Pushing out the boats; Addition of individual quotas; Loss of camaraderie; 1:19:28 - Love of ... Audio Newfoundland Memorial University of Newfoundland: Digital Archives Initiative (DAI)
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topic Migration/settlement
Social beliefs
practices and customs
Work
Towns
Fishers
Commercial fishing
Fishing
Communities
Doyle
Gordon
spellingShingle Migration/settlement
Social beliefs
practices and customs
Work
Towns
Fishers
Commercial fishing
Fishing
Communities
Doyle
Gordon
Barrett, Terra
Doyle, Gordon. Interview about life and the fishery in Petty Harbour.
topic_facet Migration/settlement
Social beliefs
practices and customs
Work
Towns
Fishers
Commercial fishing
Fishing
Communities
Doyle
Gordon
description Interview with Gordon Doyle focuses on growing up in Petty Harbour, social events in the community, and changes to the fishery and Petty Harbour. Introductions; Gordon Gerald Doyle was born November 23, 1963 in St. John’s; Doyle grew up in Petty Harbour in a large family; 0:55 - Children’s games; 2:20 - School; 4:35 - Fishing; 5:23 - Story of Doyle’s grandfather; 7:19 - Icebergs during the fishing season; Doyle explains how he is the last pre-moratorium crew member; 11:24 - Folk beliefs on the water; 14:25 - Issues on the water; 17:55 - Doyle’s mom walks through; 18:40 - Changes in the fishery--from cod to crab; 20:35 - The craft of cod traps; 22:38 - Description of winter months when the fishery is not ongoing; 24:12 - Loss of fishery knowledge; Working with twine; 25:31 - Farming; 26:08 - Explains the origin of Petty Harbour Dogs; 27:15 - Farming; 27:50 - Newfoundland cod trap described; Japanese cod trap described; 31:51 - Doyle draws the difference between the two traps; 40:27 - Occupational jokes, tricks and stories; 45:51 - Doyle recites the smoke room on the Kyle; Description of when Doyle would repeat the recitation; 52:25 - Other recitations; Doyle explains the story of the algebra slippers; 54:11 - Description of the seal fishery off Catalina; 55:01 - Doyle describes catching sharks; Swimming off the boat; Describes seeing leatherback turtles; 59:48 - Doyle explains joking with older fishermen; Doyle makes another cup of tea; 1:03:58 - Explanation of fishing berths; 1:05:03 - Placement of berths; Names of the berths; Arguments over the berths; 1:09:23 Doyle gives his mother Mrs. Doyle some cookies; 1:10:00 - Trouting; Salmon Fishing; Labrador countryside; 1:12:06 - Changes in Petty Harbour--changes to the landscape, addition of a wharf, trees returning to the area; 1:13:58 - Describes the shift to bigger boats; Explains that the people of the harbour are still the same; Living in a small community; 1:15:28 - Pushing out the boats; Addition of individual quotas; Loss of camaraderie; 1:19:28 - Love of ...
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title Doyle, Gordon. Interview about life and the fishery in Petty Harbour.
title_short Doyle, Gordon. Interview about life and the fishery in Petty Harbour.
title_full Doyle, Gordon. Interview about life and the fishery in Petty Harbour.
title_fullStr Doyle, Gordon. Interview about life and the fishery in Petty Harbour.
title_full_unstemmed Doyle, Gordon. Interview about life and the fishery in Petty Harbour.
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