George Clark Sr. was interviewed about his lifelong experiences as a commercial fisherman on the Hudson River. Clark recounts his early introduction to fishing in 1928 alongside his father, emphasizing the practical knowledge and techniques required to catch sturgeon and other fish species. He describes the evolution of fishing methods and equipment, from linen nets soaked in mint seed oil to modern monofilament nets, and highlights challenges such as environmental conditions, competition among fishermen, and regulations.