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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attracted the fish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where something draws or lures fish, often in the context of fishing or nature.
Example: "The bright colors of the lure attracted the fish, making it easier for the angler to catch them."
Alternatives: "lured the fish" or "drew in the fish."
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For example, fishermen were spending a huge amount on their earnings on kerosene they used to light the lamps that attracted the fish at night.
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Flats in the Hamptons, in Chatham, Mass., and near Nantucket attract the fish with good feeding grounds.
She also said that women were good at trout fishing because female pheromones attract the fish straight on to the line.
These vessels catch fish by lowering nets over the side, switching on powerful lights to attract the fish, and then lifting the net.
Small boats called lampara set out on the blackest of nights, traditionally during a waning moon, and shine flashlights into the water to attract the fish to their nets.
Whether this variety exists to attract the fish or the fisherman has been the subject of much debate.In this section Watching your driving Flown the coop The one that didn't get away Dying for it Mind the remote ReprintsThe difference between watermelon-red and bubble-gum pink might actually matter, says Culum Brown, who studies fish cognition at Macquarie University in Australia.
First, termites are scattered on the water to attract the fish.
While the boat lolled on the Gulfs swells, he baited two trolling rods with whole shad to help attract the fish.
In Chinese or Japanese paintings and woodcuts, it seems quite placid, the light (which evidently attracts the fish as well as making it easier for the birds to see into the water) often provided by paper lanterns.
Adding strong scents, of any kind, will attract the fish.
You now have a cheap homemade bait that's just ideal to attract the fish.
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