Sentence examples for be allowed to fish from inspiring English sources

Even with a ban, countries would still be allowed to fish for their own domestic consumption.

"Now I have to pay over half a million dollars just to be allowed to fish like I used to".

Duterte is also expected to press for Filipino fishermen to be allowed to fish around the Scarborough Shoal, a disputed area in the South China Sea.

If you still fancy being by the sea, the Rias Bajas by Vigo are relatively unaffected by the oil spill; it is the Rias Altas that have received the brunt of the damage - though you are unlikely to be allowed to fish anywhere along the Galician coast.

It wasn't long, of course, before others started to horn in on his business, and out of a legitimate concern for the ecology of the fishery as well as a bit of self-interest, Martin helped persuade the Seychelles government to declare the lagoon a sort of national marine park in which only 12 rods at a time would be allowed to fish and all bonefish caught had to be released.

"He was born a cripple, and is allowed to fish here," in the reserve.

But you're allowed to fish, and Mike can arrange boats.

Fishermen are surprisingly keen on them, as long as they are allowed to fish along the outskirts of the designated areas.

In the late 1800s, fishermen commercially harvested 100,000 salmon from these waters, but no one is allowed to fish for them here anymore.

Two weeks ago, Judge Gladys Kessler of Federal District Court, seeking to stop overfishing off New England, closed parts of the Gulf of Maine and ordered sharp reductions in the number of days fisherman are allowed to fish.

Whatever the season, we began with the same rituals me asking Grandpa if we were allowed to fish at whichever spot he'd chosen and Grandpa wiggling a finger in his ear: "What?