Sentence examples for coast fishermen from inspiring English sources

West Coast fishermen argued that the limits were necessary to save their dwindling catch.

Especially on the East Coast, fishermen attack scientists as mired in bottomless ignorance about how fish are actually caught.

Jim Olson, a fisherman in Auburn, Wash., and a vice president of the Washington Trollers Association, said the catch of wild king salmon provided more than half of the income of hundreds of West Coast fishermen.

And the effects are hurting everyone from Midwestern farmers who can no longer send wheat to an impoverished Russia, to East Coast fishermen who are finding that Japan's appetite for salmon and lobster has been ruined by the banking crisis.

Along the southern coast, fishermen set out to battle large deepwater fish of the Gulf Stream, and in Edenton memories survive of the colonial ladies who held one of the first "tea parties" to boycott tea and other products from England as a protest against duties imposed by the British.

Such equipment "destroys habitat that rockfish and other marine fish need for their survival," said John Warner, a commercial fisherman and spokesman for the West Coast Fishermen's Alliance, which is based in Coos Bay, Ore.

He found his first major platform for popularizing small boats when he joined The Maine Coast Fisherman magazine, now called National Fisherman, in 1940 as technical editor.

But a herring, as Bertil Adolfsson, chairman of the Swedish West Coast Fisherman's Organization, told me emphatically, "is something special: it's a sill, not a fish".

Marylebone farmers' market, Cramer Street car park, London W1 01263 860819 Based on the Norfolk coast, fisherman Simon Long is at Marylebone every Sunday.

On the other hand, some Texas politicians, including State Senator Troy Fraser, a Horseshoe Bay Republican, think the rice farmers and gulf-coast fishermen deserve even less water.

There is also a wonderful coconut-flavored west-coast-fisherman's curry from Konkan.