Sentence examples for boat catching from inspiring English sources

The pair still live in this "tent city", spending their days out on their boat, catching the small amount of fish that the post-typhoon waters provide.

"I'll be on my boat catching oysters," the man, a rugged fisherman Cajun in his forties, added motioning to the rusted drawbridge rising over Bayou Lafourche.

Children are sold into labour on boats catching fish for the prawn farms.

I tend to think it comes in cycles, but [20 years ago] there were a lot of boats catching a lot of cod.

Fishing in New England has historically been tough to regulate because of long family traditions, prodigious political influence and a complex fishery with many types of boats catching a variety of fish.

Although I release 99percentt of the fish I catch -- and encourage everyone to do the same -- every now and then I get a great kick out of marching down to the harbor, meeting my buddies in a boat and catching my dinner, the way the Indians did.

This prevents a boat from catching — and subsequently throwing away — thousands of the wrong fish, a huge waste.

Doig came in third for the night with Red Boat (Imaginary Boys) catching an outstanding £6,201,250 ($9,897,195) against a £1.4-1.8 million estimate, a major rebound for the artist whose prices dived during the recession.

Not surprisingly, Japanese boats are catching most of the fish, the report shows, with Mexico a distant second.

The coveted lobsters originate in Fourchu, a tiny fishing village on Cape Breton Island off Nova Scotia, and only 11 boats are catching them, down from 50 a generation ago.

As we cruise the bay in search of humpbacks and fin whales, he tells us it's a cruel irony that in a place where the fish were once so plentiful it was said you could walk on the water, the locals are banned from going out in their boats and catching a single cod for their dinner.