The phrase 'fish salesman' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "He was a local fish salesman who sold his catch each morning at the pier."
Then we met for coffee on a Sunday, and he was with his friend Zeng Qingfei, a fish salesman.
Begley, posing as a fish salesman, was bending over the bomb as it ignited early, and was blown to pieces.
So we talked the children into goldfish, and then the weary fish salesman talked us into bettas instead.
My guide was a fish salesman, who deposited me at the restaurant, where I took the last of just 10 plastic stools.
He's worked as a fish salesman for thirty-five years, twenty-six of them at the seafood wholesaler Lockwood & Winant, carpooling to the all-night Fulton Fish Market from his home in Smithtown, Long Island.
"I don't have to tell you that it's really tough," Stamatis, a young fish salesman, tells The Huffington Post.
A deliciously warped wallow in misogyny, depravity and dead-eyed manipulation, "Cold Fish" charts the twisted alliance of two tropical-fish salesmen with baleful glee.
Jack Hemingway had a number of jobs, including stockbroker and fishing-supplies salesman.
Her father, John Blackburn, a fishing-equipment salesman turned real estate broker in the Seattle area, was an outspoken conservative.
Constable, the independent British publisher that brought out the weighty volume, exhausted its first print run of 5,000 in just a month, while a special edition, priced at £650 ($1,311), sold out before it was even ready to be shipped.The compiler, Fred Buller, an 81-year-old former fishing-tackle salesman, reminds readers of the salmon's romantic, if brutish, life story.
You can also sell the fish to the bottle salesman, but all you get is a bomb or two and about 5 rupees.
