Sentence examples for fished cod from inspiring English sources

Sailing from New England, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland, they fished cod during trips lasting up to six months, salting the catch for export to Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean.

At 15 years old I quit high school to work the lobster boats out of Lynn, MA; later I fished cod and crab boats on the Bering Sea.

There was lovely, lovely locally fished cod at the farmers' market one day last month, and it was obviously going to be the centerpiece of a Saturday night dinner.

This ship was returning from Newfoundland, which leads Bunker into discussions about the types of ships that fished for cod; the business of cod fishing; the uses of cod, walrus and whale oil; and Capt.

We have fished our cod to near extinction and while stocks are hopefully replenishing, it is lovely to have a fish like pollock.

Imagine two countries that both fish cod.

The Chipper does two fish, cod and haddock.

Whitehaven, the administrative centre, is also a fishing (cod and pilchard) and pleasure-craft port.

For the purposes of this exercise, smoked fish means hot-smoked fish: cod (soon to be extinct, if we're not careful), haddock, kippers and Arbroath smokies.

The home port chowder was a creamy mix of clams, potato and bacon with the addition of a white fish (cod the night we had it).

Greenberg made his maritime mark in 2010 with his second book, "Four Fish," which discusses commercial fishing and aquaculture through the stories of four fish — cod, salmon, bass, and tuna.