Vintage Grand Lake Stream Shore Lunch Basket

Description

A piece of history, this double wood lidded basket is in the style of the baskets made by the Passamaquoddy, a tribe of Maine Indians, that fished in the two and a half thousand square miles of canoe waterways. Originally purposed as a lunch basket in which the fly fishing lodge would pack up the fixings for a substantial lunch and pack it into the boat before the fish started biting.