Sentence examples for fish return from inspiring English sources
When the parent fish return to the water, they leave behind a mass of eggs buried in the sand.
Once rain swells the creeks, the fish return from the ocean to their freshwater birthplace to spawn.
Still, as The Seattle Times notes in its extensive coverage of the dams' removal, many are hopeful for a bountiful fish return.
At the finale, however, fish return as a symbol of transcendence; P is literally borne up by them, and carried toward a new, unorthodox sense of the sacred.
The fish return to their hatchery birthing grounds to spawn and are stripped of their eggs, which are used to replenish the fish population.
Aside from limiting the chances that hatched and wild salmon will meet up, this makes it more likely that the hatched salmon, not wild ones, will be harvested in the hatcheries' home rivers when the fish return.
The boats of both countries take fish returning to spawn in the rivers of either.
Commercial drift netting off the west coast of Ireland negatively affected fish returns on the Moy in the past.
On being taken, the spirits of the fish returned to their home beneath the sea, where they were reincarnated if their bones were returned to the water.
(Today, because of a number of environmental factors, such as dams and overfishing, the number of fish returning to their home streams is decreasing).
Drift netting was banned off Ireland shores in 2007, and dividends are beginning to show in western rivers in the shape of increasing fish returns.
