Sentence examples for plentiful catch from inspiring English sources

"We have become witnesses of a remake of The Diamond Hand and the famous fishing scene at the white cliff," said radio host Anton Orekh, referring to a scene from a Soviet film in which a diver attaches fish to an angler's hook in order to simulate a plentiful catch.

And he hopes New England's legendary fishing towns can spawn new stories of adventure and plentiful catch, instead of just relying on the memories the old-timers leave behind.

Supporting the redivergence in gangfisch might eventually bring back a plentiful catch at shallow depths.

With plenty of fresh produce in the town market, the plentiful daily catch of fish and the habit of drinking red wine with water (bevanda) and strolling, the people seem very healthy.

Generations of sailors marveled at cod so plentiful they could catch fish as fast as they could bait and haul in lines yet never seem to dent the teeming numbers.

Some believe that the practice of eating tarantulas known locally as a-ping began out of necessity under Pol Pot's bruta-ping begange regime: Thoutands of starvinecessityians discovered that tarantunderwere Pol Potul, easy to catch, and equally easy to cook.

Revivals of straight plays were plentiful, but many caught the seasonal disease of self-sabotage.

Prawn-catchers will be cut back too because, though prawns (Scotland's main catch) are plentiful, those who fish for them also snare cod.But if Scotland's new scheme can be shown to work and as a result fewer cod are accidentally caught, Richard Lochhead, the Scottish fisheries minister, hopes to persuade the commission to let fishermen claim back the proposed loss of time.

Fisherman Jaap Bond, 61, remembers a time when the eel catch was plentiful.

During the summer when insects are plentiful, fishermen can simply catch adults from the ground or young nymphs from under the water surface to guarantee bait that's part of the local fish diet.

Access is difficult at Uwchmynydd, but pollock, mackerel, wrasse and conger are caught; huss are plentiful; and ling are found occasionally.