Sentence examples for to angler from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who fishes with a hook and line.
- A throng of anglers lined the trout stream on opening day of trout season.
Owing to angler demand, fisheries management emphasis continues to shift from management by stocking or replenishing lakes and streams to enhancing existing water quality and habitat so that species found in a body of water can better thrive through natural recruitment and reproduction.
We've got: Macca on the backa of a new album, called New, which has seen him paraded on the cover of every magazine from MOJO and NME to Angler's Mail (but probably not Parade).
Some are "flies" of interest to anglers.
One thing is clear about tarpon: their appeal to anglers.
The warning to anglers was clear: If you catch this fish, do not release it.
This was not an attempt to get rich selling bait to anglers.
The qualities that make the feathers so attractive to anglers — pliability and durability — are also what appeal to hairdressers.
New York City, focused on meeting the drinking water needs of its millions of users, paid little attention to anglers' concerns.
On its many islands are numerous ecclesiastical ruins and castles, and it is well known also to anglers for salmon, trout, and other species.
Most of the commercial fisheries on the Hudson were quickly shut down, and the government issued warnings to anglers not to eat their catch.
Giant cruise ships do not cater to anglers — that is, unless you want to spend up to $1,000 for a prearranged shore excursion with a local charter boat.
