Sentences with phrase «on local fishing»

At the ripe old age of 14, he ran away from home to work as a cook on a local fishing schooner.

hi Val Yes the indoor pool is heated, Im afraid we do nt have any information on the local fishing trips but if you ask the hotel they may be able to help you [email protected] regards

Consider booking space on a local fishing charter and see what you can snag.

For 300,000 IDR ($ 23) you can take the «snorkeling safari» from Crystal Beach that takes you on a local fishing boat to three distinct snorkeling spots.

The journey is made on local fishing boats known as pangas that cruise past the island of San Rafaelito, before heading to the spectacular Balandra Bay — where you can snap pictures of an iconic mushroom - shaped rock formation.

Reporting from Ny - A ̊lesund — a research base in Norway, 1000 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle — Kintisch describes how «[m] eter - tall waves and driving snow are common here in the Svalbard archipelago, where the Atlantic and Arctic oceans meet, but that doesn't deter [Markus] Brand, a graduate student from the Alfred Wegener Institute... in Helgoland, Germany,» from pursuing his research on local fish populations.

Using this method to estimate the abundance and distribution of fish species could help scientists more easily understand the impact certain environmental factors, such as oyster farms or pollution, are having on local fish populations.

Later we'll lunch on local fish tacos before driving back to Loreto.

Not exact matches

Fishing around on the local cable provider's website, I discovered that acquiring that channel, plus a whole lot of other junk I don't want, would cost me about $ 73 a month, plus device rental or purchase.

We chose a house that sits on a beach overlooking a local fishing pier, where each morning we watch the fishermen catching bait in their nets before they head out to sea in their pangas (fishing boats).

So the next day I went down to the local fishing bookstore and asked for some books on systematic fishology.

Recognize that men are enslaved on fishing boats to farm shrimp, kids are harvesting chocolate, and that factory workers in China are not being paid for the stuff you're buying on the cheap at your local discount store.

Several years ago, my uncle came up from Colorado for vacation, and while here, decided that he wanted to go charter fishing on a local lake and take some of us with him.

Working on the principle that it is better to teach a man to fish than give him a fish or a sandwich, people, like the local council, can criticise us for encouraging the poor rather than helping them to escape poverty.

It won't cost you an arm and a leg, and if you have a good connection to your local fish monger, you can capitalize on the freshest ocean catch available.

«In addition to being cooked to perfection, the whole fish is decorated with skewered local fruits and vegetables, plated on an impressive tray, and carried to the table by multiple members of the wait staff.

It is a popular local belief that Hugo's Frog Bar & Fish House was named after «froggy lower halves,» which is a signature dish on the restaurant's menu.

Out in the Russian Far East, my friends enjoy squirting Thai and Vietnamese chile sauces on their Siberian pel» meni (dumplings stuffed with meat, fish, mushrooms, etc.) and sprinkling their fresh local seafood with soy sauce mixed with crushed hot red pepper flakes.

My local market is located right on the Gulf and the boats come in every day with fresh, seasonal fish.

Learning how to cook cod well has been on my To Do list for a while: it's a famously delicious fish with a great history and is available cheaply frozen in my local supermarket.

So here's a simple Meyer lemon sauce from Local Flavors, Cooking and Eating from America's Farmers Markets, that I'm inclined to spoon over avocado and pomelo salads, toss with shaved fennel, or spoon over poached or roasted fish or use to dress a frikeh and beet salad — on the menu for tomorrow, I think.

On the way there we passed by a small house which had been pointed out to us as the local fish market.

I was able to get some at the local fish market on the harbor in Santa Barbara.

Secondly, they want «resilient food production systems», which utilise ecological production methods, and are based on «a multitude of smallholder farmers, gardeners and small - scale fishers who produce local food as the backbone of the food system».

Coordinating with my team on my up coming events schedule on my down time from traveling to another location to share my culinary story I'm either hunting fishing or foraging a trip to local farms to gather ingredients but I'm always cooking learning or teaching how to make food from the heart!

Their emphasis on local, sustainable fish is something you won't find at many legendary spots.

Bassmaster University offers a series of seminars from professional anglers and B.A.S.S. staff, as well as meet - and - greets, bass - fishing advice, and discussions on products and services from local vendors and sponsors

Additionally, local chefs Matthew Petersen, Executive Chef of Newport Harbor Corp; Jamestown Fish Owner and Executive Chef Matthew MacCartney; and Frank Terranova, Johnson & Wales instructor and host of the NBC10 daily television segment «Cooking with Class» will be sharing their talent and tips on stage.

At a pub by the quay, the Queens Head, I ordered fish and chips and a pint of a local brew, Puck's Folly, and eavesdropped on a chapter meeting of the local rowing club.

Each Friday and Saturday guests are given the ability to meet a local fisherman on the beach and select fish from his morning catch, or use their own catch, to be prepared on - site at the resort for their evening meal.

Baltimore residents and guests will dine on unexpected dishes such as Smoked White Fish Mousse & Bagel with soft poached egg yolk, mustard pickled soft - boiled scotch egg, house made sausage and house smoked Goot Essa Amish cheddar, and Liberty Delight Farms Braised Pork Cheek with Cider and Albright Farms confit local red cabbage, pickled mushroom and parsnip.

At Phulay Bay, Gares will manage six diverse restaurants, oversee the property's organic garden, spearhead the resort's signature «Dining Beyond» personal culinary guest experience, and lead unique hands - on activities like cooking lessons, tasting tables, the Petit Chef program for kids, and guided morning tours of the local market and fish farm.

«To bring this to life, I'm focusing on using ingredients from local farms in South Florida and the freshest fish and seafood available, including seasonal varieties flown in daily from the Mediterranean, while enhancing the superyacht lifestyle that is now available in our city at Island Gardens.»

Prejean's offers half - a-dozen different soups, gumbos and bisques, and several pages of fish, meats, wild game, and something very unusual in local eateries, health - conscious items «on the lighter side.»

Together, Lance and Tonya went cold turkey, and as soon as he made enough money — he worked on a construction crew, on fishing expeditions and at a local sawmill — they made a down payment on some property in the woods three miles from the beach.

SPARSE: ALGERINE CLARIFIED Sirs: The following quotation is from Sparse Grey Hackle's excellent article on Penn's Creek (SI, April 7): «No one but a real «algerine» would even try to follow a fish over those boulders... and that brings us to a fascinating and curious word which is not merely local to the area but apparently dying out.

A perfect day off would be going to the beach in Devon (where I'm from), having a swim in the sea, playing and foraging on the beach and then off for fish and chips and a G&T in a local pub.

You know, the ones with America's horrible lunch getting slammed by Italy's local fish on a bed of arugula and Greece's chicken on lemon orzo?

And on the other side of the Atlantic is Pau, serving fish (always on Friday), the local basque cake, Vichy carrots.

Israel's practices in the Jordan Valley are a case in point: settlers monopolise access to water and grow scores of palm trees for dates; and they also farm fish, grow passion fruit, bananas, etc. — on deprived land where locals lack the ability to farm for themselves.

Also at noon, Bronx DA Darcel Clark, The Bronx Defenders as well as local elected officials and community leaders announce Another Chance, which is the Bronx DA's second annual summons warrant forgiveness program on Aug. 5, Eastchester Presbyterian Church, 3154 Fish Ave., Bronx.

Local environmental activists are putting pressure on Onondaga County to change advisory signs about eating fish caught in Onondaga Lake.

It's also not at all unusual for a local newspaper columist to support his mayor when she tangles with a much bigger fish, especially when almost no one else has been willing to take on the popular and powerful governor.

Cinner and McClanahan have found that different places felt different effects of coral bleaching based on how much people depended on fish and tourism for a living and how flexible the local people were.

The event had a significant impact on the biodiversity of local fish populations, which changed substantially when reefs did not recover.

The bright spots shared several characteristics, including high levels of local engagement in resource management, high dependence on local marine resources, and protective cultural taboos — such as excluding fishers from outside the local village.

In fact, if you went to all the talks you would (a) cease to pay attention and (b) never have a chance to swim or snorkel, which would be a shame because you would miss out on the local black marine iguanas, the black fish, and black sea turtles in the water, as well as the black crabs near the shore.

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In the areas of Bolivia where the paiche first appeared about 25 years ago it now accounts for 90 percent of wild catch, although it is unclear whether that's because other fish species are gone or because local fishermen have been successful in focusing on the invader.

Locals living on the banks of the Yangtze still use indiscriminate electrical charges in the water and so - called rolling hooks — long lines set with hundreds of hooks that snag fish (and baiji) foraging on the bottom — decades after they were banned by law.