fishing ground
a part of a body of water where the fishing is usually good.
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How to use fishing ground in a sentence
It provides cash loans to fishermen blocked from accessing fishing grounds, and equipment to help repair their nets and skiffs.
A Rusting Oil Tanker Off the Coast of Yemen Is an Environmental Catastrophe Waiting to Happen. Can Anyone Prevent It? | Joseph Hincks | May 14, 2021 | TimeOften, the fish return the favor when their shoals spill over from the protected area into commercial fishing grounds.
Protecting 30 percent of the oceans would benefit the entire planet | Ula Chrobak | March 19, 2021 | Popular-ScienceThe fishing-ground has been rented from the Government by an Arab, who is even thinking of setting up a boat.
The Caravan Route between Egypt and Syria | Ludwig SalvatorCudjo, of course, became our guide, taking us through the woods to that part of the stream where was his favourite fishing-ground.
The Desert Home | Mayne ReidMonterey Bay is pre-eminently the fishing ground for the Pacific salmon.
Game Birds and Game Fishes of the Pacific Coast | Harry Thom Payne
A landing-net, the size and strength of which depend upon the fishing-ground, completes the list of tackle.
St. Nicholas v. 13 No. 9 July 1886 | VariousThe old one is safe enough; all the fault I find with her is, that it takes her so long to get down to the fishing ground.
Little By Little | William Taylor Adams
British Dictionary definitions for fishing ground
an area of water that is good for fishing
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