The phrase "harvesting fish" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The local fishermen were busy harvesting fish in the river before the start of the fishing season."
Rockfish entry level harvester means a person who is harvesting fish in the rockfish entry level longline fishery.
At each change of direction, the channels have small funnel-like openings that Dr. Erickson thinks were used as weirs, or traps, for harvesting fish.
These pipes and sloping floors were used to reduce labor when removing dead fish and harvesting fish.
However, broadly speaking, it can be characterized by 1) a dependence on fishing for survival, 2) having little to no other source of income, 3) living close to the resource, 4) harvesting fish to eat or sell in order to meet basic food requirements, 5) using low-technology gear (as part of traditional or cultural practice), and/or 6) relying on the harvest to meet nutritional needs.
The latest disaster threatens birds, fish, shellfish and the livelihoods of at least 5,000 families, banned from harvesting fish or shellfish along Galicia's northern coast.
Producing and regularly harvesting fish in shaded ponds and growing vegetables on surrounding dykes for household consumption was constrained.
"The Mediterranean diet involves a set of skills, knowledge, rituals, symbols and traditions concerning crops, harvesting, fishing, animal husbandry, conservation, processing, cooking and particularly the sharing and consumption of food.
Because we paired individual harvested fish with a non-harvested control that reached spawning grounds, it is not possible to erroneously pair a known harvested fish with a control fish that was actually harvested.
Fishermen means persons who catch, take, or harvest fish.
Some of the biggest companies harvest fish on the scale of the largest seafood-producing countries.
Many already do this when they buy sustainably harvested fish or ethically raised chicken.
