The men in white and the first-rate fish they're cutting give you all the company and diversion you need.
The flounder was crackling and greaseless, like first-rate fish and chips, and the seaweed gave it a haunting maritime tang.
Salmon, so easy to ruin by serving second-rate fish or overcooking it, was buttery and firm under frizzled leeks and a corn-and-mushroom fondue.
Mr. Halligan says he learned the craft on a five-month trip to Japan, and he turns out a mean tuna roll, with just the right balance of rice, seaweed and first-rate fish.
Thus the entire story, like a second-rate fish stew, appears to be filled with the cut-offs and leftovers of stuff we have already been asked to consume and are rapidly nearing their best-before date.
As a result of these accelerated growth rates, fish in heavily exploited stocks can mature at younger ages, and can show associated changes in size at maturation (Heino and Godo 2002; Kuparinen and Merila 2007).
Foggy nights often produce first-rate fishing.
Peter and I went back to Two Brook that afternoon, and along with Joan Wulff, who loves the remote and intimate Upsalquitch, we had some first-rate fishing that night and the next day, our last.
