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Blue Water
A Tale of the Deep-Sea Fishermen
by Frederick William Wallace
introduction by M. Brook Taylor
Set in the early 1900s, Blue Water traces the adventures of "Shorty" Westhaver from boyhood to young manhood in the dangerous world of the Grand Banks fishery.
A tale of one boy's life in the world of deep-sea fishing on an ocean that is both tender and cruel
First published in 1914, Blue Water is set in the early 1900s and traces the adventures of "Shorty" Westhaver from boyhood to young manhood in the dangerous and, often, tragic world of the Grand Banks fishery.
First published in 1914, Blue Water is set in the early 1900s and traces the adventures of "Shorty" Westhaver from boyhood to young manhood in the dangerous and, often, tragic world of the Grand Banks fishery.
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