The phrase "atlantic fishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to fishing activities that take place in the Atlantic Ocean or related to fish species found in that region.
Example: "The regulations for Atlantic fishing have been updated to ensure sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "fishing in the Atlantic" or "Atlantic Ocean fishing".
Robertsport, town and Atlantic fishing port, western Liberia.
Until the early 20th century, Rio ended here; Copacabana was an isolated Atlantic fishing village.
It is now the home port for a large Atlantic fishing fleet and has a fisheries school, boatbuilding facilities, and fish-, crand, and oyster-packing plants.
A booming business up to the early 1960s, fishing began to wane late in the decade because of foreign competition in the traditional Atlantic fishing grounds and the depletion from overfishing of such species as haddock and lobster.
I hope Area 31 doesn't suffer for that long, pregnant pause, because I admire its emphasis on sustainable seafood from the Atlantic fishing zone comprising Florida, Central America and northern South America.
Pierre, "was likely caught way out on Georges Bank," the vast Atlantic fishing ground more than 60 miles offshore that supports fishermen from Point Judith, R.I., to Nova Scotia.
Both herring species show remarkably high levels of sequence diversity, and those in Atlantic herring (cyt-b π = 0.90 1.03%) are much higher than in other widespread boreal Atlantic fishes considered to represent similar Atlantic Arctic ancestries (e.g. capelin cyt-b π = 0.30 0.50%, [ 4]; Atlantic cod CR π = 0.17 0.63%, [ 43]).
Among the better-known species are the blue-striped, or yellow, grunt (Haemulon sciurus), a striped, blue and yellow Atlantic fish up to 46 cm (18 inches) long; the French grunt (H. flavolineatum), a yellow-striped, silvery blue Atlantic species about 30 cm (12 inches) long; the margate (H.
Spaniards adore it with Atlantic fish, seafood and tapas.
More Atlantic fish are migrating into this region as a result of global warming.
The polar seas drive the marine ecosystem and fuel the north Atlantic fish stocks.
