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SAILFISH THRILLS
			Video has not been digitized and is not available for online viewing.
Year
            	1950 (circa)            
          Video Details
				5:20; color; sound; V-43 AA032; S. 828            
          Description
				This film was shot by Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Dutton off Stuart, Florida. It shows manta rays and a dolphin jumping over the fishing line. Mrs. Dutton struggles with a magnificent specimen on the line, but a shark apparently bit it off, leaving only the head, which Mr. Dutton displays. A pelican takes a cast and is released. A man-o-war bird steals a gull's meal. Next are shots of the fishing boats in great swells as a storm blows up, but they keep on fishing and the narrator waxes poetic about sport fishing. The film ends with a beautiful sunset. Some sections are missing. Produced by Bay State Film Productions; sponsored by Ashaway Line and Twine Co.            
          Geographic Subject
Personal Subject
Title
SAILFISH THRILLS
            Subject
Birds
                    Boating
                    Dolphins
                    Fishing
                    Mammals
                    Manta Rays
                    Promotional films
                    Recreation
                    Sailfish
                    Sharks
                    Tourism
            Description
This film was shot by Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Dutton off Stuart, Florida. It shows manta rays and a dolphin jumping over the fishing line. Mrs. Dutton struggles with a magnificent specimen on the line, but a shark apparently bit it off, leaving only the head, which Mr. Dutton displays. A pelican takes a cast and is released. A man-o-war bird steals a gull's meal. Next are shots of the fishing boats in great swells as a storm blows up, but they keep on fishing and the narrator waxes poetic about sport fishing. The film ends with a beautiful sunset. Some sections are missing. Produced by Bay State Film Productions; sponsored by Ashaway Line and Twine Co.
            Date
1950 (circa)
            Contributor
Ashaway Line and Twine Company
                    Bay State Film Productions
            Color
color
            Video Details
5:20; color; sound; V-43 AA032; S. 828
            Geographic Term
Stuart (Fla.)
            Subject - Person
Dutton, E.W.
            Video Time
5:20
            Thumbnail
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            Digitized
false
            Chicago Manual of Style
SAILFISH THRILLS. 1950 (circa). State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/253424>, accessed 3 November 2025.
MLA
SAILFISH THRILLS. 1950 (circa). State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 3 Nov. 2025.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/253424>
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