Sentences with phrase «use of the local fishermen»

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KEY WEST, FLORIDA, June 1, 2015 — Known for serving the freshest seafood in Key West, The Stoned Crab restaurant is now taking the dining experience to a «whole» new level by offering diners just - caught, whole fish prepared using a variety of complementary cooking techniques learned from Florida Keys local fishermen.

For this deceptively difficult dish, he mostly uses bycatch (as he calls it, «the fish no one wants») from one of three local fishermen.

Where possible, we've opted to use local accommodation that will show the characteristics of the surrounding area, like fisherman cabins on the Lofoten Islands.

Your guide will explain how the locals make charcoal, see how fishermen get their fresh catch using fish nets and fishing lines, learn how our ancestors preserved fish, roasting fish over coal pot, learn and practice playing the game of the Caribbean - Cricket.

Get there early — preferably as it opens at 7 am — when the market is buzzing with fishermen cutting chunks of tuna on marble slabs, fruit sellers spreading numerous passion fruit varieties (such as maracujá banana — banana passion fruit) on their stalls and ladies in traditional costumes preparing flower arrangements using the local agapanthus and heliconias.

The island has always been freely accessible to the public, with a number of Fitzroy Flyer services travelling back and forth daily and local fisherman and private yachts making good use of the secure public moorings.

The goals for protection of the Belize Barrier Reef Reserves include working with local fishermen to manage the use of the reserve, raising public awareness of the value of the ocean, and to maintain fishing regulations.

Production at Summerland had ended, Elwood was winding down, and to find new fields oil companies carried out seismic exploration of the Channel using explosives, a controversial practice that local fishermen claimed harmed their catch.

With your curiousness to discover, you will be very surprised and realized how interesting and hard life local fisherman is by learning how to lift the big fishing net out of the water, how to use the little basket boat locally called «THÚNG CHAI» to get fish out of the net and how to spread the unique fishing net named «RO» into a professional circle to catch fish and many kinds of samples.

The Port of Playa Blanca is still very current, used by the local fishermen and ferries of Naviera Armas and Fred Olsen, linking Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.

An ever dwindling number of fishermen continue the tradition of building and using the totora boats which Huanchaco locals claim were the first precursors to surf boards.

They protect the site from destructive activities such as cyanide and dynamite fishing while supporting the ability of local fishermen to use sustainable fishing practices.

Set on a stretch of immaculate beach on Palawan Island, Philippines, Nama at Amanpulo uses seasonal ingredients from the resort's own organic garden, fresh seafood caught daily by local fishermen and authentic ingredients sourced from trusted niche suppliers in Japan

Local fishermen used to clean their freshly caught catches in these waters before returning to shore, attracting these unique creatures to feed on the leftovers, and it's a popular place to get up close and personal with some of the world's most interesting animals.

It's a horrible example of killing two birds with one stone: in Igarapé do Costa, a fishing town in the Brazilian Amazon, local fishermen, tired of seeing their catches decimated by feeding pink dolphins, have turned to killing the dolphins and using them as bait to improve their hauls of catfish, which they sell in Brazil and Colombia.

The act set up a structure for oil spill response (mostly, local fishermen trained to respond to oil spills by using air quality equipment, booms, and skimmers) and an Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund, which can provide up to $ 1 billion worth of cleanup for any «oil liability incident.»