Sentence examples for fish by hand from inspiring English sources

Boys and girls -- some of them barely old enough to walk -- gather, spear and fish by hand with equal zeal.

Berry Jr.'s family members have also been accused of catching fish by hand, an often illegal process that can be dangerous to both fishermen and fish populations.

He takes the family on a drive into the country and shows Mia how to catch fish by hand, touching something deep in her.

It was entirely possible to catch turtles or small fish by hand, he said, since "they are inquisitive, and they will approach a small boat to shelter underneath it".

This was done rapidly by grabbing one of the fish by hand, giving it a wallop to kill it and then gutting it and chopping it up into about one-inch pieces.

When he shows a teenage girl how to catch fish by hand, there are reminders of the idyllic scenes in Ken Loach's Kes where the lonely boy finds transcendence in training his predatory bird in the Yorkshire countryside.

For the first time for nearly 100 years in Missouri the sport of noodling, fishing by hand for these brutally ugly creatures, will be legalised this week.

Snakes continued to strike at fish in other positions (e.g. dead fish fed by hand, and later at live fish in other positions), thus the feedback of striking a barrier was learned quickly.

If necessary, remove the fish bones by hand before straining the rest of the liquid.

The simplest and oldest form of fishing, collecting by hand, is still done today by both professionals and nonprofessionals along the shore during ebb tide in shallow water and in deeper water by divers with or without diving suits.

"It's Buddhist and Communist; I don't think the Communists would tolerate Muslim radicals at all," Mr. Ryan said, as the boat passed traditional fishermen in wood boats casting small, round fishing nets by hand into the muddy, slow-moving water.