In particular, many lakes of this region lack substantial fish populations today, even though they supported large numbers of fish in the early 1900s.
My mother would fashion the mixture into balls about two inches in diameter — two to three pounds of fish would allow a dozen or more substantial fish balls — and then poach these gently with a few slices of carrot.
As quoted on the first page of this paper, "[r]ecent excavations by Fitzpatrick [7] in the northern Rock Islands reveal that substantial fish remains date back to at least 1700 1600 BP with fishbone present in even lower strata dating to ca. 3000 BP" [8, p. 1].
This unique and complex mixing of waters from different sources supports many types of marine life including crabs, shrimp, oysters, and many varieties of fish thereby supporting a substantial fishing industry.
Settlement of the village began about 1858, during the Fraser River gold rush, and, for a time, there was substantial salmon fishing and canning, now much reduced.
In some regions, there is substantial coastal fishing pressure that is beach-based rather than boat-based, and our method does not include this type of fishing activity [35], [36].
Substantial quantities of fish are caught annually in the lagoons and rivers, while coastal fishing produces a smaller, but growing, amount.
However, because many participants consumed substantial amounts of fish while having hair-Hg levels ≤ 1.2 ppm, the nutritional benefits offered from fish consumption should be obtainable without exceeding the RfD.
But the spill could still have a substantial effect on fish populations, Dr. Ortner said.
He makes sushi with substantial cuts of fish, tricky to eat in a single bite.
A huge filet or two of goraz ($18.95), a tender, though substantial white-fleshed fish, was available one evening.
