"fishing spots" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about the locations of bodies of water where one goes fishing. For example, "I heard there are some good fishing spots near the lake."
Competition for nets and fishing spots was intense and violence was not unknown.
The Journal describes the practice as "surreptitiously spreading ashes in favorite parks, stadiums, fishing spots or wherever else feels meaningful".
Open the app and it shows a map of fishing spots nearby, or on a list, in order of proximity.
Still, the fishermen said they stayed because fishing spots this good were hard to find in the city.
But he now travels to his fishing spots by snowmobile, allowing him to cast more nets over a larger territory.
When distributing the fishing spots in the spring and summer, the part of the river most abundant in fish was given to the shaman.
Afterward he invited guests to a reception in his home, which looks out on one of the prime bass fishing spots on the Potomac.
As cormorants squawked and a light wind blew at his back, Mr. Harper scanned the corrugated surface of the lake for debris -- and fishing spots.
Usually the tree-lined banks of Sandhurst Lake, one of the best carp fishing spots in the UK, are a refuge from the problems of everyday life in troubled economic times.
AS the lakes of the Midwest, Northeast and Canada freeze, clusters of fishing shacks appear, forming villages above the best wintertime fishing spots — despite the cracking, moaning and eerie warbling of the thickening but unstable skin of ice.
But now, as a boom in natural-gas drilling reshapes the region, Western Democrats have found success recasting environmentalism as a defense of threatened water supplies, fishing spots and hunting grounds.
