Sentences with phrase «of catching fish»

«MPAs allow you to fish less, but overall catch more,» he said, adding that people often think that «biodiversity is something we maintain at the cost of catching fish, but actually biodiversity is needed to produce fish.»

The structure was dictated by the process and goal of catching a fish: When the fish was caught the film was over.

If you want to increase your chances of catching a fish, then use some bait.

For me, it's less about the act of catching fish, and more about enjoying quiet time on...

The site where legendary Native American heroine Pocahontas married tobacco planter John Rolfe in 1614 has been discovered by a prominent Fishing: Fishing, the sport of catching fish, freshwater or saltwater, typically with rod, line, and hook.

So, men should take note of this as you'll have better chances of catching a fish in the vast sea when you cast your fishing line out properly.

«Insectivorous long - fingered bats may also be capable of catching fish, should the opportunity arise.»

Commercial fishing is the activity of catching fish and other seafood for commercial profit, mostly from wild fisheries.

Exhibiting that when fishing, you are rewarded after the wait with the thrill of catching a fish.

When you are finally tired of catching fish, and are totally relaxed, build a small campfire.

I now saw how foolish I had been to go buy bait on my own, or to even dream of catching fish without some specialized training.

It's the last day of vacation and you've had a disappointing day of catching fish.

Two - thirds of the caught fish that humans eat are taken by small - scale fishers, many of whom use canoes carved from logs or stationary beach seine nets, such as the rampani that dot India's eastern coast.

Rods have to be stiff enough to handle the lunges of a caught fish but flexible enough to transfer energy effectively from the arm to the line during a cast.

Not exact matches

Some of the more eye - catching BBC predictions involved unexpected pairings... like raw fish and French pastry.

A few swipes into the popular dating app Bumble, and the diversity of interests is obvious: Users post photos of themselves swinging from trapezes, playing French horns, posing with freshly caught fish and, occasionally, brandishing a handgun or aiming a semiautomatic rifle.

The margin of error is like fishing with a net; somewhere in your catch is the true figure.

Applications of the technology include catching illegal fishing, tracking hurricanes and typhoons, detecting forest fires and monitoring volcanoes as soon as they begin.

The eatery is located in the Murray Premises — a warehouse that was built for cod fishers in 1846 — and has a large wine cellar and an assortment of fish caught by Newfoundlanders.

salmon, caught off the west coast of Vancouver Island on a staff fishing trip about five years ago.

At least if we catch a moi (Pacific threadfin), we can eat it without having our heads cut off, formerly the fate of anyone without noble Hawaiian blood who dared eat this royal fish.

Because octopuses have no bones, they are able to squeeze through some incredibly small spaces, like a tiny vent in the side of a fishing boat that Chance Miller of Millers Landing Alaska caught on film.

He paid a handful of divers about $ 5 for each fish they caught and launched his distribution company, Norman's Lionfish.

«Fishermen joke that you always think the lure you don't have is the one that's going to catch the fish,» says Ross Gordon, who started Mystery Tackle Box to solve the mythical science of finding the lure that will seduce a particular fish.

(Officials have argued that enlisting the cooperation of lower - level informants to catch the big fish is a necessary evil.)

And on the basis of catching this questionable fish May claims: «This is indeed historic... We are a party whose ideas and policies are now in the mainstream of the public debate.»

Those lines lure sharks with the scent of blood, even if it's fish like tuna, and not sharks, that the fishermen are trying to catch.

The other reason that [account - based marketing] is so hot today is because there's a whole set of marketers who are realizing that they care which fish they catch.

The idea is you have as wide a net as you can at the top of the funnel, and you use things like your content and your webinars as bait to catch fish.

We fished each day and enjoyed daily lunches of freshly - caught fireside grilled fish on several of the many small picturesque islands in the middle of the «grand» lakes.

They catch nothing, but Jesus tells them throw the nets out of the other side of the boat and they catch many fish.

After all, fish tend to get larger each time the story of the catch is retold from one person to the other.

We can see a brilliantly realistic HDTV rendering of rainbow populated coral reefs, but we can have the illusion of swimming and catching fish inside the rather crude representations of much lower - bit renderings of Virtual Surfing.

Those fishing pens would come in handy when I recorded the number and size of all the fish I caught.

I think the original meaning of the word «troll» refers to fishing... as in using stink - bait to catch someone.

One early summer morning, as I plied my fishing rod along the foggy river, I caught sight of what looked like just such a foam puff.

And this time, just for old times sake, rather than argue, we decided to humor this guy, and we threw our nets on the other side of the boat — and wouldn't you know it — we caught so many fish, we couldn't draw the net into the boat!

«This image [fishers of men] indicates that the disciples will be preachers and active witnesses of the Kingdom: they will be as effective in seeking men as they have been in catching fish» (p. 106).

The first was the miraculous catch of fish narrated by Luke (Lk 5:1 - 1 1).

The church should not stop using crusades as a form of evangelism, but simply fix their broken nets so we don't lose the fish that has been caught.

Thankfully, Peter obeyed, and he got a large catch of fish that day.

A man fishing alone in a boat, when he catches a big one, thinks immediately of whom he will tell or he fantasizes the response of persons to his success as a fisherman.

For instance, the visit of the English Bishop Wilfrid to the Frisians in A.D. 678 and his preaching coincided with an unusually large catch of fish and peculiarly fruitful harvests.

It is like a buried treasure, a delicious feast, or a net that catches an abundance of fish.

Fishermen must not exaggerate about the number and size of fish they catch.

But I am glad he caught the fish instead of me.

I am going to start catching lots of fish now.

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But now that I met a whole bunch of other fisherman who had also never caught any fish, but who knew lots of amazing stories from people who had, it made me realize that this is just the way it is in fishing.

But if I went to Africa, I could catch boatloads of fish every day!