RAVEN AT THE HEAD OF NASS PHOTO 8 X 12 HIS Designs Here you can see crabbers'

Here you can see crabbers' technique of using floating line on their pots to prevent them from fouling on the bottom

propelled afloat by day-glow green flippers

Crabs have sharp pincers that help them pry mollusks off rocks

Original Gyotaku on Rice Paper with Watercolor by Julia Tanigoshi Tinker

RAVEN AT THE HEAD OF NASS PHOTO 8 X 12 HIS Designs Here you can see crabbers'This photograph taken by local Ketchikan photographer, Zack Stewart Photography shows a totem pole set agains the backdrop of evergreen trees. Here is a little history on this totem pole. The Raven at the Head of Nass Pole was carved by Charles Brown with the assistance of a team of Civilian Conservation Corps Native carvers. This totem is a reproduction of a Tlingit pole located on Tongass Island. A 2013 Department of Natural Resources, Master