Vessel
- Eras
- Modern era
- Concepts
- maritimefishingshippingheritage
Summary
The Shamrock is named in a February 1965 account as a big steam fishing tug associated with James “Shing” Martinson’s remembered catch of more than eight tons of lake trout at the Gallagher Dock.
Evidence and limits
The source supplies only this episode-qualified vessel description. It does not establish a registry, construction date, owner, dimensions, or relationship to any other vessel or to the Shamrock Inn (1945).
See also
- Gallagher Dock (c. 1900–1965)
- James “Shing” Martinson (1965 Gallagher Dock reference)
- Commercial fishing
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, February 1965, “Beaver Tales” (Gallagher Dock retrospective).Calls Shamrock a big steam tug and associates it with James “Shing” Martinson's remembered catch of more than eight tons of lake trout; it provides no registry, dimensions, owner, dates, or identity bridge to the Shamrock Inn.