Sentence examples for there were trout from inspiring English sources
There were trout in this river, the man next to me said.
There were trout and salmon, creamed scallops and oysters, lobster, crabmeat, whitebait, and clams.
Of course, there are trout fishing detractors out there, and they're worth hearing out, at the risk of muddying a simple pleasure.
There are trout-rich rivers, venison in the fields, pheasants-and-ducks-a-plenty, and even the occasional bear or squirrel stew.
The best paragraph in "The Road," I think, is the last one: Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains.
Cormac McCarthy's novel The Road, which I still believe is the greatest environmental work ever written, ends with the shock and beauty that runs through so much of the book: "Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains.
Nescopeck Creek flows through this state park and on it there are opportunities for trout fishing.
In fact, stargazing there is like fishing for trout in a stream that is constantly being restocked.
His hobby is trout fishing.
