Sentence examples for tricky fish from inspiring English sources

I had a disappointing experience with roast monkfish and lobster sauce -- monkfish is a tricky fish to cook, and the kitchen failed on one occasion -- but when it's good, it's great.

Dolphins, orcas, and other toothed whales known as odontocetes pinpoint their prey by producing high-frequency sounds that bounce around their marine environment and reveal exactly where tricky fish are trying to hide.

"It's tricky fishing," he said, untangling his line from the grasses.

We asked them what we thought were tricky questions about fishing, fish and knots.

But it can be a tricky business for fish like tilapia a freshwater, omnivorous fish popular in the region that can only spawn naturally and produce merely a few hundred eggs at a time.

He makes sushi with substantial cuts of fish, tricky to eat in a single bite.

Nabbing these guys is as tricky as catching fish with your bare hands.

This can make for some tricky casting, though the fish are not particular about delicate presentations.

THIS is a fish-preparation technique that has so many benefits that it should make a convert of anyone who still believes that fish is tricky to cook.

Fish Fish in steaks or fillets – whole fish are trickier, though doable – is one of the real microwave stars.

One of the trickiest parts of cooking fish on a barbecue is making sure it doesn't stick.