Fishermen's Terminal

Seattle's Fishermen's Terminal has been the home of the north Pacific fishing fleet for a century. In 200l, when the Port of Seattle announced it would open this blue-collar enclave to recreational boaters, a community of fishermen decided to fight. Fishermen's Terminal takes an unflinching look at maritime gentrification, the challenges of the small-boat fishers and the politics at the public agency that controls most of Seattle's waterfront.
The one-hour film features interviews with Pete Knutson, commercial gill net fisher and anthropologist, author Jonathan Raban, chef Maria Hines and Port of Seattle officials.
Funding provided in part by 4Culture. Fiscal sponsor: Nordic Heritage Museum.

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As a Fisherman i seen the same. Can you let us know end result follow up story . And very well done

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