Sentence examples for fishing records from inspiring English sources

In 1978 the association also took over the keeping of freshwater fishing records.

By using old fishing records, scientists have been able to compare the routes salmon take with annual variations in the intensity of the Earth's magnetic field.

But Rainer Froese, a German scientist who runs a database of fishing records, was intrigued, and overnight ran an analysis of Dr. Priede's data.

Nova Scotian fishing records stretching back to the 1930s show that today's boats burn over four times more fuel to catch a tonne of fish, despite having far more efficient engines.

Later, perhaps in an effort to avoid similar conflicts, Hemingway helped found the International Game Fish Association, which is recognized as the world's most objective keeper of fishing records.

And less algae meant fewer fish: Fishing records indicated a 30% reduction in annual fish catch since the 1970s.

As an example that supports this assertion, the map on Figure 3 shows the spatial distribution of 161,000 datapoints representing historical fish records in the Greater Caribbean, which represent 2,927 areas or localities of 10×10 km.

Surprisingly, this effect was already detected in the environmental concentration (5  μg·L−1), in which 79% of the fish records were taken in the dark part.

The traditional animal model without SGE was the best model for fin length at initial stocking of the fish (recording 1), whereas the model with SGE was the best model at recordings 2 and 3 (Table  6).

His last cast at about 5 a.m. produced a world fly-fishing record 42.8-pound striped bass.

Acute toxicity towards Daphnia and fish recorded with 81 cases is the majority of censored data.