Edythe Willoughby sits on a rocky shoreline near two men. The man next to her holds up a small fish with a fishing net below it and a younger man sits in a canoe.
Two men, two women, and a boy stand in front of a canoe on the bank of a waterway. There is a hill in view behind the group. The man and boy on the right hold rifles under their arms.
Two men paddle a canoe with a dog between them. The man on the right holds up a lobster. Photo published in the November 1917 issue of Motorboat magazine (volume XIV, No. 21). Edythe Willoughby contributed an article to this issue of the magazine, titled "In Florida Waters” about traveling the waterways of south Florida. Photo captioned in article as “Crawfishing at Indian Key.”
