Sentence examples for squid fishermen from inspiring English sources
Today, with calm seas and brilliant winter sunshine at sharp odds with their task, commercial squid fishermen and sport-fishing boat operators who joined the overnight search efforts described a battle against 8- to 12-foot swells, winds of up to 25 knots and the sickening odor of jet fuel.
He believes it was hanging around because of nearby squid fishermen, as squid is one of the many sea animals on the apex predator's menu.
There Yoshiharu Hanada, a squid fisherman, says he remains unimpressed by Abenomics: the benefits are not to be seen.
David Crabbe, a member of the fishery council and a commercial squid fisherman, said commercial fishermen would be more comfortable with the plan if there's a specific mechanism to free up areas for fishing in the future.
The squid were caught by various fishermen in 2013, but the researchers published their findings only this week, in the journal Marine Biodiversity Records.
But if anywhere in the country resembles the wild west it is the waters off its long eastern shore, especially the windswept Patagonian coast, where fishermen prowl for squid, shrimp and hake.
The fishermen fish for squid with nets and hooks, and at the same time pick up hundreds of deadly sea snakes.
While river herring had their commercial heydays up until the 1970s, they are more likely to be caught now as bait for your lobster dinner or inadvertently scooped up by fishermen seeking out squid, AKA calamari, or by factory trawlers seeking Atlantic herring, the "herring" you usually find in cans on supermarket shelves.
This summer, the wayward squid have also been hauled up by fishermen in waters off Orange County, just north of San Diego.
The museum's squid was caught off the Falkland Islands by fishermen in 2004 and had remained in deep freeze until last May, when scientists began preserving it.
"That might explain why fishermen never seem to see squid flying," says Ronald O'Dor at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
