Sentence examples for surplus fish from inspiring English sources

Huacaria's operation provides meat for its thirty-nine families and surplus fish that it can sell for cash.

On a trip to Tobago Sean Dimin and his father Michael observed that fishermen were leaving tonnes of fish to rot, so they created a company, Sea to Table, to get the surplus fish to New York restaurants.

"My dad would take us fishing for mackerel and we'd come back with loads – too many for the family to eat, so my brother and I would sneak off with the rest and try to sell the surplus fish to other people on the campsite".

There is a risk that the surplus fish landed - instead of being discarded at sea - will simply be sold and that could incentivise overfishing, Oceana says.

She began to bring home surplus fish in a bucket from her job, and each morning would throw some fish to the eagles over the short driftwood fence she had made around her motorhome.

A fisher returning with more fish than is needed to meet personal needs will tend to exchange surplus fish for other goods or services.

Though originally developed as a way to shift surplus herring, fish fingers have long been associated with meaty white fish such as cod, haddock or, in recent times, more populous alternatives such as pollack or whiting.

The Fish Growers Union (FGU) was established in 1966 to solve the surplus of fish; an annual quota system was established along with a system of unified marketing.

As a result, the Northwestern sub-region has a surplus supply of fish and shellfish, which is about 16% of the catch.

Because historically very few households would regularly have had surplus meat or fish, there was up until recently strong selection pressure on cats to satisfy their specialized nutrient needs through hunting small vertebrates (Bradshaw 2006), which typically have a high protein:fat content.

In Chinese culture, food symbolism is really important; as "fish" and "surplus" are homophones, fish is a must-have during Chinese New Year.