Sentence examples for coarse fish from inspiring English sources
noun
Any fish that is not a game fish, and thus historically disdained by recreational anglers.
The river abounds in coarse fish.
It has salmon fisheries and a variety of coarse fish.
I think that the taboo on killing coarse fish is a way of preserving hope.
He returned to Britain to join the recently formed Anglian Water Authority in 1974 to work on coarse fish management.
But "coarse" fish - pike, perch, carp, roach and so on - are almost all put back, irrespective of their culinary merits.
Coarse fish are those which city dwellers might hope to catch because they will tolerate pollution and sluggish rivers.
Coarse fishing and gravel extraction are important.
Have one all to yourself; and the fishing, particularly coarse fishing, is renowned.
Instead of piping he pursues hobbies including coarse fishing and volleyball.
For a less frenzied time on the water, try coarse fishing in the New Forest, or fish for trout in Kielder Water, Northumberland.
All the coarse fishes really". We walk back to the lock and Argent points downstream to where the brook meets the Lee.
