Sentence examples for fishing away from from inspiring English sources
A failure by European Union countries to agree a management plan for sea bass stocks led to emergency measures to ban pelagic trawling – fishing away from the bottom of the sea in the water column - for the spawning period between January and April this year.
I don't think you ever scared a fish away from this boat.
Dr. Clarke conserves fish away from work, too — when she is out in a stream near a family vacation home, enjoying her hobby of fly fishing.
Conservationists and fishermen, however, said they fear that the powerful acoustic blasts will harm porpoises and whales and drive fish away from California's Central Coast.
Here's what else we're reading this morning: A team of scientists in Brooklyn from the Polytechnic Institute of New York University has created a robotic fish that could one day lead real fish away from oil spills and chemical dumping.
Hold the tail, introduce the blade of a knife between the skin and the fish and carefully slide the knife along the skin close to the board, lifting the fish away from the skin as you do so.
Five to seven inches long, they not only outcompete other fish for food, but also eat rivals' eggs and fry, even using decoys to draw fish away from their young so other gobies can gobble them up.
The inequities of this system are summarized in his discovery that the planes that take the fish away from a country where millions live on the brink of starvation arrive empty, or else filled with weapons.
"They drive the fish away from the weir before they even have a chance to go in," said Mr. Eldredge, who extracted a measly catch of several dozen menhaden and squid that day, a far cry from the 30,000 pounds of fish he once caught daily.
The third call is the nastiest; piranhas gnash their teeth while chasing another fish away from their dinner.
This technique could be used for designing an underwater soundscape to attract fish to the entrances of fish ladders or to keep fish away from hydropower plants.
