inshore fishing उदाहरण वाक्य

Another source of trouble for the penguins is the inshore fishing of hake, squid, anchovies and other penguin food sources that leaves huge coastal regions virtually devoid of fish.
Captains Albert, Paul and Timmy had extensive offshore and commercial fishing experience and Thomas had extensive inshore fishing experience to provide key research, development and feedback to these manufacturers.
The harbour has a total area of about and is used by commercial, fishing and pleasure craft . Inshore fishing, particularly for crustaceans and line fish, takes place along the coast.
In 1680, fishing ships ( mostly from South Devon ) set up fishing rooms at St . John's, bringing hundreds of Irish men into the port to operate inshore fishing boats.
While it is rigged as a ketch with the mizzen ahead of the rudder post, the label yawl is probably derived from a corruption of the word yole, meaning a small inshore fishing boat.

Some of the trawlermen reluctantly signed CFAWU cards, some left Nova Scotia to work in B . C ., while others, such as Everett Richardson, bought their own boats and turned to inshore fishing.
For those who prefer inshore fishing on Florida Bay, Robbie's Rent-a-boat near Islamorada ( Mile Marker 77.5 ) rents 15-foot skiffs powered by small outboards for $ 90 a day, manager Mark Poetz said.
The riverboats are produced in a style known as McKenzie, a traditional wooden dory design that originated circa 300 A . D . " for surf and inshore fishing boats on the Arabian Sea ".
On 20 September 2008 the so-called " Inshore Fishing Order 2008 " entered into effect, prohibiting commercial and recreational fishing in the northern portion of Lamlash Bay, between Holy island and the Margnaheglish neighborhood of Lamlash.
For those who prefer inshore fishing on Florida Bay, Robbie's Rent-a-boat near Islamorada ( Mile Marker 77 . 5 ) rents 15-foot skiffs powered by small outboards for $ 90 a day, manager Mark Poetz said.