what does the word "anglers" mean.as it pertains to fishing?
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A fisherman, sometimes refered to as a fisher to be non-gender specific, is a person who engages in the activity of fishing. Some fishermen do this as their profession, and may belong to a cooperative, corporation, or union. Other people fish for sport, such as most anglers (who fish with a hook). Fishing may also be a subsistence activity.
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Ever heard the saying give a man a fish he will eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he will eat for life?\nwww.travelosity.com look it up. The sooner the better.
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I found a report regarding fishing in St. John's, Newfoundland.  I hope it helps.
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Fishing rocks!  I go for freshwater fish.  Bass are big up here.  Any kinda fish is fun.  A bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work!
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i've been fishing the st lawrence for 50 yrs. e-mail telling where, when, how and what you're after. its a huge fishery with way too many variables to come up with a short answer here. one word of warning- it is a big river with lots of hazards for boaters. people get into trouble there all the time and some die. treat it wth respect
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Farmers wear britches.....  Little tykes wet their britches.....  Rappers and ganstas need to pull up their briches.\n\nAnd I call little fishes minnows.
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shiners or shad or you would probably be correct to just call them minnows
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its possible you caught a grayling,or a brook trout.I havent heard of the term either but sometimes names for fish are region specific.sorta like a nickname for the fish.
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Who's the quote from?\n\nWe are to fish for men/women with the truth of God's Word. When you fish you use bait or a lure. You dangle the bait enticingly and don't beat them over the head with it.\n\nGod and His Word do the cleaning.
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i love fishing with my friends. i usually stand in the water, enjoying the cool water on my feet, taking in the beauty around me. it is very relaxing. to catch a fish and set it free again is just an added bonus.
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I haven't been able to find it in the cliche or phrase dictionaries.  I've seen it in books and usually it meant "searched exhaustively."\nAn example is "The detective really covered the waterfront, and has no further clues to pursue."
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ask local fishermen.\nthe bes way i know is troling with jigs. you can also cast spoon baits from a pier or jetty, if they are in a feeding frenzy reel in fast so the bait is close 2 the surface.
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Bottom of the barrell. Lowest of the low. Reference to a fish that lives on the bottom of the water who eats the waste of other fish. Necessary in nature, but an insult. (A pretty lame insult so whoever called you a scumsucker is probably not worth worrying about)
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I find fishing to be relaxing, and enjoyable. I love to be in the middle of no where. I can collect my thoughts, and unwind. That's why i like fishing. GO give it a try. :)
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"sleeping with the fishes" is perfectly fine\n\nBoth "fish" and "fishes" are still proper plural forms in English, BUT they are not used in exactly the same way (and so they are NOT interchangeable).\n\n"A group of fish of the same species are called fish. Two or more species of fish are called 'fishes'."  \n\nAlso, if you are just talking about a collection of fish without any concern for whether they are all of one species or are mixed "fish" is appropriate.  But "fishes" MUST refer to different species. (That is, if you need to make a point of the fact that you are listing various species, use "fishes".)\n\nNote that this is a more recent distinction. The KJV Bible (1611) speaks of "five loaves and two fishes" and is not referring to different species of fish.
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To fish for eels by thrusting a baited hook into their hiding places.\n\nTo catch (an eel) in this manner.
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First of all check out the "Project FISH" website, the "FISH" stands for Friends Involved with Sportfishing Heritage".\n\nSecond; Beginners and Professionals rely on bobber fishing with worms, minnows or other live bait.  Many walleye are taken using a bobber and a leach.  Steelhead anglers use a bobber and a spawn bag or artificial fly to present their bait.  A bobber lets you suspend your offering in front of the fish longer, you don't get tired casting and have less chance of getting tangled up in a branch or other person!  Bobber fishing is less expensive.\n\nLastly, have fun and take a kid fishing (if you are a kid, take an adult fishing!).\n\nLet me know how you make out.\n\nAllen