Sentence examples similar to looking bait from inspiring English sources
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Heavily wooded, this stretch out by Teal's Pond was popular with squirrel hunters, campers and fishermen looking for bait, but it was risky business for a young woman like Hazel to be alone at night.
The crabs have probably been over-harvested by fishermen looking for bait for eel and conch, she said, but the division is also looking investigating the possibility of biological or environmental causes.
It likely was looking for bait or other food, he said.
A bird sitting on the sea surface looking for baits underwater was not classified as a bait-taking attempt.
The media who cover these trolls -- the trolls who make the bait and the trolls who look for bait -- are dupes themselves, just continuing a cycle that will only rev faster and faster until someone says: Stop.
But now the group uses snap traps in tamper-proof boxes that look like bait stations.
Before we used to look for bait and mussels in the water in front there, but now there's hardly any fish.
Once we had cast, we made a series of "strips" -- jerklike tugs on the line -- hoping our flies would look like bait fish or small lobster to the surging stripers.
The feathers, anglers said, are used to help the flies that mimic bugs that sit atop the water, which are called dry flies, as well as wet flies, which sink below the surface and are supposed to look like bait fish.
