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A couple from Casa Ybel with a sheepshead caught in Tarpon Bay on Sanibel. The "Cut" in the mangrove wall forming Tarpon Bay is visible over the man's left shoulder.

Bill Kimball, a student at the Snyder Boys School in the 1920s, shows off his catch aboard the school's sailing vessel.

The Snyder Boys School on Captiva. Boys stand around a hammerhead shark hung from the mast on their sailing vessel around 1920.

Carol Hemingway stands on a Sanibel beach with her Aunt Grace Hemingway, the sister of Dr. Clarence Hemingway, Carol's father.

Carol Hemingway lands a spotted seatrout on a cane pole as her father, Dr. Clarence Hemingway, watches. They stand on a Sanibel dock in April, 1921.

Carol Hemingway with her father, Dr. Clarence Hemingway, showing her his recent redfish catch on Sanibel.

A castnetter throws into the waters of Ladyfinger Lake behind Woodring Point

Charles Tayntor, Jr., and his father examine the shark hung from the Casa Ybel Pier on Sanibel's beach.

Clarence Rutland admires a substantial jewfish catch in 1969, at a Fort Myers Beach dock with Mario Hutton. Hutton and Rutland fished together regularly. The shrimp boats at the docks across Matanzas Pass are visible in the upper right.

Cookie Dugger displays a fish.