Sentence examples for fish authority from inspiring English sources

For THE RIVER COTTAGE FISH BOOK: The Definitive Guide to Sourcing and Cooking Sustainable Fish and Shellfish (Ten Speed Press, $45), at least he had a partner: the journalist and "leading fish authority" Nick Fisher.

She said discussions were under way with fishing authorities in Canada.

Still, North Carolina state fishing authorities declined to enforce a shark-fishing ban on Oak Island through the busy 4 July weekend.

The bocaccio, a rockfish whose numbers are worrying fishing authorities, is one big beneficiary.Yet the odds of preserving most oil-rig reefs look bleak.

Fishing authorities in the United States are beginning to impose gear restrictions designed to reduce the chances whales and other marine mammals will be entangled in fishing lines.

Even before the study is completed next year, fishing authorities decided last month that the threat to the bay's signature blue crab industry had grown serious enough to require an immediate declaration of the sanctuary.

Costello's team then compared these biomass estimates to the sustainable population sizes at which catches would be optimal without shrinking the stocks, as calculated by regional fishing authorities (such as the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea for most European stocks).

Nor have authorities only chased the big fish: last year federal authorities indicted Lawrence DiCristina for running "a poker club in the back room of a warehouse in which he conducted a legitimate business selling electric bicycles".

Traffic — mostly locals trying to get home — was being directed by a team of officers from the state fish-and-game authority, who had been called in from counties up north.

Traffic mostly locals trying to get home was being directed by a team of officers from the state fish-and-game authority, who had been called in from counties up north.

CHICAGO — Asian carp, the big, hungry fish that the authorities here have for years been desperately trying to keep away from the Great Lakes, appear to have moved closer than ever to Lake Michigan.