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Vessels Built by the Atagi Boat Works
compiled by John M. MacFarlane 2012
Atagi Boat Works advertisement (Photo Western Fishermen Magazine.)
The Atagi Boat Works was established by Tsunematsu Atagi in Steveston BC in 1905. It was one of the largest in Steveston where he fished (for the Gulf of Georgia Cannery), and built boats in the off– season. He built Columbia River–style gillnetters. In 1912 he switched to building packers and seine boats for the Anderson Cannery at Quathiaski Cove. In 1941 he was building at the Scottish Canadian Cannery (Garry Point) when he was interned he was re–located to Celista BC for the duration of the Second World War. After the Second World War he re–established at the British Columbia Packers Cannery joined by his sons Kaoru Atagi, Hisao Atagi and Kenji Atagi.
69 matches. 2 pages. Max 50 records per page.Page # 2
| Name | Registration | Vessel Type | Year Built |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quathiaski No. 10 | 138156 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1916 |
| Quathiaski No. 8 | 138155 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1916 |
| Santa Barbara (I) | 314869 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1962 |
| Sarah J. | 140980 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1918 |
| Sea Elk No. 2 | 141793 (Canada) | Fishboat, troller | 1920 |
| Sevenoakes | 155203 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1929 |
| Shuchona No. 4 | 154431 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1927 |
| Silver Grizzly | 155206 (Canada) | Fishboat, seiner | 1929 |
| Silvrado (I) | 154756 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1927 |
| Snoqualmie (I) | 152525 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1924 |
| Solander | 155250 (Canada) | Tug | 1929 |
| Spring Bride | 314858 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1959 |
| Susan K II | 311248 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1953 |
| Tania K. | 328961 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1962 |
| Thunderbird Spirit | 138155 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1916 |
| Tried and Proven | (Canada) | Fishboat, gillnetter | (nk) |
| Union Oil Company No. 2 | 141538 (Canada) | Scow | 1920 |
| Yanagi No. 3 | 141783 (Canada) | Fishboat, general | 1920 |
| Yanagi No. 5 | 141793 (Canada) | Fishboat, troller | 1920 |
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Author’s Note: This is a partial list (work in progress).
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Note to Reader: Vessel names containing Roman numerals in parentheses (e.g. Floater (II)) indicates more than one vessel in the database with the same name. The numerals in parentheses are NOT part of the vessel name but are used to distinguish one vessel from another in the database.
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MacFarlane, John M. (2012) Vessels Built by the Atagi Boat Works Nauticapedia.ca 2012. http://nauticapedia.ca/Articles/Vessel_Builders_Atagi.php?Page=2
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