From the days when the Pomo lived on the banks of the Noyo until the depletion of the fishing stocks the lower reaches of the Noyo provided the only harbour between San Francisco and Eureka big enough to moor a sizable fleet of fishing boats. I have been slowly assembling a collection of photos depicting the Noyo fishing fleet over the years:
[Double click on one of the photos and it will enlarge]
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- 1987 Picture of fishing boat in Noyo Harbour
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- 1987 Aerial Viiew upstream of Noyo harbour
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- 1970 View of fishing boats in Noyo harbour
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- 1960 Aerial View of Noyo Harbour
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- 1949 Aerial view of Noyo Harbour
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- 1940 View upstream of Noyo Harbour taken for embankment
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- 1940 View of fishing fleet in Noyo harbour
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- 1940 Two fishermen holding catch
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- 1936 Noyo River
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- 1930 View of fishing boats in Noyo Harbour looking seaward
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- 1930 View inside salmon canning factory
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- 1930 Picture of Noyo River crowded with fishing boats
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- 1930 Picture of fishermen weighing catch
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- 1930 Photo fishing boats in Noyo Harbour
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- 1930 Close up of fishing boats in Noyo harbour
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- 1930 Another view of fishing boats in Noyo harbour
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- 1929 picture of fishing boats in Noyo Harbour
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- 1920 Piece of panorama photo showing fishing vessels and text
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- 1920 Picture of fishing boats with second Noyo bridge in background
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- 1920 Picture of fishing boats and fishing shack with second Noyo bridge in background
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- 1920 Photo of the Paladini plant in Noyo harbour
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- 1910 fishing boat in Noyo harbour with second noyo bridge in background
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- 1910 Houses of two fishermen
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- 1915 Fishing boats in front of Noyo Salmon Co building in Noyo Harbour
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- 1920 King Salmon being canned
Club member and unofficial mayour of Noyo Dusty Dillion has been kind enough to share these photos of the fishing operations on the Noyo:
