Sentence examples for salmon caught from inspiring English sources
About a quarter of the 500 or so salmon caught at Delphi each year are wild.
(One in ten thousand salmon caught is keiji, and the price can be as high as a hundred and fifty dollars a pound).
Clementine Morison (pictured above) caught a 61-pounder in 1924 just two years after another woman set the British record for a salmon caught on the rod.
The river's anglers traditionally sent the first salmon caught each year to the president, but the last time this was done was in 1992, to George Bush senior.
Trade and barter were common among tribes, especially in the north, where peoples from the interior traded hides, meat, and roots for salmon caught by the coastal peoples.
Seafood offerings included roasted halibut crusted with pine nuts, and wild salmon caught in a brilliant double play of snappy salsa and silky avocado aioli.
From the earliest contact with westerners, the natives of the mid- and lower Columbia were not tribal, but instead congregated in social units no larger than a village, and more often at a family level; these units would shift with the season as people moved about, following the salmon catch up and down the river's tributaries.
Because of overfishing the salmon catch is off and gold mining has been in a slump.
HOW are Canada and the United States to share the Pacific salmon catch?
Preservation efforts limit the king salmon catch, so the fisheries are open only in certain weeks, determined month to month.
Indian tribes along the Pacific coasts of Washington and British Columbia developed masked medicine dances and elaborate fishing ceremonies, such as that performed for a bountiful salmon catch.
