Sentence examples for Tend to fish from inspiring English sources

"People tend to fish where other people fish," he explained.

These vessels tend to fish in sheltered and shallow waters for certain types of shellfish.

"There are more than 200 boats in the area," Glenn Townsend, the assistant harbourmaster tells me, "each licensed to set up to 600 traps, and they tend to fish to the limit". I could not see how the lobster stock could withstand the onslaught.

As the island was being harvested by most cooperative members, local divers who tend to fish closer to shore also began to target coastal reserves even without direct pressure from roving bandits in these areas.

The purse seiners that are based at processing facilities in PNG tend to fish more in PNG waters than outside.

The traditional method of fish-smoking in the small fishing community of Unnichchai, in eastern Sri Lanka sees women spending many hours tending to fish laid out on mesh over smoking coals.

For some reason, people tend to name fish after real and imagined creatures on land.

"You call downstairs and get one delivered, and then our staff will care, feed and tend to the fish throughout your stay".

Apparently, because penguins tend to swallow fish whole, it doesn't really matter whether they can taste it or not.

Belugas prefer shallower, warmer coastal water, and tend to seek fish like salmon closer to the surface.

Bald eagles tend to prefer fish, while golden eagles often hunt jackrabbits -- prey about the size and weight of an island fox.