Sentence examples for hard fish from inspiring English sources

The brook trout is never a hard fish to fool (Bill insisted fisheries science had shown they were even dumber than cutthroats), but the shortage of real food made easy marks of this bunch.

The amplitude of sounds depends on anatomical constraints and on how long and hard fish press the dorsal process of the pectoral spine against the groove of the shoulder girdle [ 37, 40].

An example of a "hard" fish is discus.

Dried fish is referred to as "harðfiskur" in Icelandic, with its literal translation being "hard fish".

Then daylight begins to tail off and, after hours of hard fishing, you start to see motion wherever you look, as if the river had gone still and a current were now flowing through the sagebrush and the rocks beyond.

"Today there is no fresh fish, only frozen," says a saleswoman, standing over a few meagre bags of rock-hard fish.

But he acknowledged there are "some who are harder fish to catch".

It happens to be one of the hardest fish to get right, but finally someone does this fish justice.

Frank Mundus has called thresher sharks "exceedingly stubborn" and "pound for pound, a harder fish to whip" than the mako.

Ironically, probably the hardest fish to grill is the one most people try first -- salmon -- which sticks like the devil and, because of its flaky texture, breaks apart on a whim.

Usually, the way they fix a problem is to grind even harder, fishing pucks out of the corners, whacking at loose pucks in front of the net.