The phrase "a range of fishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or methods of fishing available in a particular context.
Example: "The local store offers a range of fishing gear, from rods to tackle boxes."
Alternatives: "a variety of fishing" or "a selection of fishing".
The store has a range of fishing and camping supplies, in addition to take away food and other supplies.
Therefore, to assess population viability of the different species under a range of fishing mortalities, F was set from 0 to 0.5, increasing at an interval of 0.1.
Such vessels employ a range of fishing techniques to exploit demersal and pelagic fish species (e.g. dredging, beam trawling, pair-trawling, gill netting and longlining).
From April 2002 through April 2005, southern, checkered, and bandtail puffer fish (n = 516) were harvested via a range of fishing gear from the original source locations of the PFP incidents in the northern and central IRL.
In this first story, the young protagonist Roy encounters a range of fish, from the wilds of the ocean to the grim familiarity of the fish tank.
Ms Eynon said the pass would help a range of fish species, including salmon, to swim further up the Don.
The pass would help a range of fish species, including grayling, barble, chub and dace, to swim further up the Don, Ms Eynon said.
Accompanied by professional photographers and filmmakers, the team conducted four expeditions to locations in the Bahamas and the Solomon Islands and visited public aquariums to examine a range of fish species.
The storm, for instance, whipped up sand and silt along shallow waters, burying many sea grass beds that are home to a range of fish, invertebrates, and other organisms, and scouring countless others.
We investigate the bias between the observed and expected counts across a range of fish speeds in non-instantaneous UVC.
Simulations were run across a range of fish speeds and survey procedures to determine the effect of these parameters on observed counts.
