“As he was leaving, he saw a big fish in the water, and he wanted to catch it, thinking that everyone would appreciate his extra efforts.”

“He's an odd fish, to be sure. But you have to admire his pluck.”

“The whole idea behind fly fishing is to mimic the different insects and aquatic animals fish feed on.”

“Plans to extend the fishery are well advanced and it is hoped to commence work in the next few weeks.”

“The blue cod fishery down there is so threatened that two whole fiords have had to be closed in a rahui, while the fishery rebuilds.”

“Yet, the only response by this Government has been to compound the problem by setting unsustainable quotas on a diminishing salmon fishery.”

“The fisher cast his line into the tranquil lake, hoping to catch a prized trout for dinner.”

“Poor fisher folk were the worst hit, their boats damaged, their houses destroyed and their lives shattered.”

“Even the unlucky fisher who caught the most blowfish was rewarded at a family fishing event on the weekend.”

“The fisher cast his line into the tranquil lake, hoping to catch a prized trout for dinner.”

“Poor fisher folk were the worst hit, their boats damaged, their houses destroyed and their lives shattered.”

“Even the unlucky fisher who caught the most blowfish was rewarded at a family fishing event on the weekend.”

“A giant squid shocked the fisherman who caught it in his net off the coast of Vancouver Island.”

“Celebrity fisherman Ian Botham christened the proceedings by pouring the traditional quaich of whisky into the dark waters.”

“When I meet a fisherman on one of my waterside rambles, he may mention birds I haven't seen.”

“As he was leaving, he saw a big fish in the water, and he wanted to catch it, thinking that everyone would appreciate his extra efforts.”

“He's an odd fish, to be sure. But you have to admire his pluck.”

“As he was leaving, he saw a big fish in the water, and he wanted to catch it, thinking that everyone would appreciate his extra efforts.”

“He's an odd fish, to be sure. But you have to admire his pluck.”

“Isn't that a little fishy in the sea? No! It absolutely is not! It's a big fishy in the sea.”

“We are all, of course, sport fishermen but there are times when the welfare of some local children has to take priority.”

“There seemed to be no sense at all in importing supplies our own fishermen should have been catching.”

“But over the past few days, the local fishermen have proved as perilous as the weather conditions.”

“They live by their fishings, and are reputed to be the best boatsmen and cragsmen in the archipelago.”

“The means by which sasses or flood-gates are allowed in fishings on navigable rivers.”

“As salmon fishings are currently valued at between five and eight thousand pounds for each fish caught on an average year, it is easy to see why he is keen to offload pronto.”

“Mind you, I had to do a bit of fast footwork to get the Foreign Office to rat on that fisheries deal that Jack Straw had done with Alex Salmond.”

“The new year has brought some dramatic changes at the loch with the addition of three new fisheries.”

“Fisheries regulations allow kaitiaki to authorise the gathering of fish in quantities and sizes which may normally breach fisheries legislation.”

“As such, there is limited information on this topic, although as noted, most recreational fishers dive rather than dredge for scallops.”

“On the coast you saltwater fly fishers can expect to catch bass, mullet, garfish, flounders and mackerel.”

“His traditional roots show as he weaves tales from life as it was for Canada's early settlers, hunters, fishers, explorers and adventurers.”