Sentence examples for coast fished from inspiring English sources

Raised with a sister in a family of modest means, Mr. Bergdahl loved bicycles, disliked cars, loved motorcycles, danced ballet, knew his way around a rifle, served espressos, dropped out of high school, earned his G.E.D., read widely, biked the California coast, fished for salmon in Alaska and sailed the Atlantic.

Presiding over the current crash has been the Pacific Fishery Management Council — a group of 14 state, tribal, and appointed representatives that, under NOAA oversight, regulates most West Coast fishing.

For most of its history, Astoria — a former pelt trading post named after the fur baron John Jacob Astor — was a hub of the West Coast fishing industry and home to more than a dozen seafood canneries.

Along the coast, fishing plays the same role that forestry does elsewhere.

Similarly, picked fresh Dungeness crab sells for about $25 in good West Coast fish markets.

Weakfish or sea trout is another local, and always unpredictable, East Coast fish that it pays to buy when available.

Near the coast, fishing and fish farming are important economic activities; the yield annually supplies fish to other parts of Vietnam.

Along the Ceredigion coast, fishing and dairying are important, and in Pembrokeshire and part of Carmarthenshire there are numerous low-lying pastures, dairy farms, and fishing ports.

Along the coast, fish is served with blitva, a dish of Swiss chard mixed with potatoes and crushed garlic in olive oil.

* Correction: A previous version of this post understated the amount of the East Coast fish biomass that was once accounted for by eels.

_* Correction: A previous version of this post understated the amount of the East Coast fish biomass that was once accounted for by eels.