Photo GalleryCheck out these unique and historical photos of the Bay Port Fish Company building and operation throughout the 20th & 21st centuryBay Port Fish Co. on right and Gillingham Fish Co. on left in the 1950s.Previous Owner Henry Engelhard waves to customers from the porch of the fishery, 1950s.Bay Port Fish Co main fish processing building in the 1930s.Gillingham Fishery on left and Bay Port Fish on Right before the fire in the mid 1960s. Gillingham Fishery did not rebuild.Floyd and Fred Herman, mid 1950s with a boat load of Lake HerringOwner Tod Williams scooping Catfish into a live hauler for transport.Doc Dilsworth and Chuck Dutcher help weigh in the Yellow Perch, the Catch of the day in a wooden fish boxLate owner, Connie Williams weighs up a customers order.Late owner, Connie Williams waiting on customers in the 1980s.Late owner, Connie Williams poses for a customer photo, mid 1990s.Old fishing boatFishermen, Ray McGathy and friend unloading their catch.Previous Owner Henry Engelhard Selling lots of Fish during the Meat Scarcity in the 1960s.Bay Port Fish Crew from 1987.Current owner, Tod Williams and the late Forrest Williams learning how to mend nets with previous owner Henry Engelhard, 1978.After many years of ownership, in 1978 the late Henry Engelhard passed on the fishing tradition to new owners Tod Williams, Forrest Williams, and Dennis Root.Former co-owner and the late friend of Tod and Forrest Williams, Dennis Root.Fishermen mending a net after a long day.Deckhands having fun cleaning their nets after a day's haul.Previous Owners, Melvin Dutchrr, Otto Schmidt, and Henry Engelhard pose in front of Bay Port Fish 1940s.A Black and White picture from the Old Chevy Net Truck on the way to mend netsOwner Tod Williams and the late Connie Williams processing fish after a day's catch, 1978.Owner Tod Williams, the late Connie Williams, and daughter Lakon Williams in the early 1990sPatsy, Tawas, Sunflower III, and the Sea Captain docked at the Net Shed, 1980s.Fish caught the man Bay Port Fish Company sign.Bay Port Fish Company market sign.Historic Wholesale Commercial Fishing Pricelists from 1931 and 1934.Nighttime photo from Bay Port Fish Company.