Fishing In A Sentence

• The fishing was excellent.
• The nets are drawn, the fishing ended for the day.
• Baryu cannot go to the fishing to-day....
• The fishing population of Nippon is a rough lot.
• They weren't fishing excursions at all.
• The finding of such was about as easy as the fishing for black pearls.
• He told the children to lay off that day and go fishing and berrying.
• Henry was on board, returning from one of his fishing excursions.
• On the left, the beach is animated with many figures and fishing boats.
• From the ford up to the lake the best fishing in Erinn is found there by all.
• The evening before a man called Edric was fishing in the river.
• The false back, with its little collection of fishing flies, rolled slowly up.
• Was she counseling moderation in Vienna, or fishing in troubled waters?
• Sir Henry Cranton's fishing excursions are myths.
• I've been fishing with royalty and chatting with the nobility.
• You didn't dare go fishing if you had mislaid your worm card.

• There stood my rifle in one corner of the room, and my fishing rods in the other.
• He was just back from a long cruise to the westward, fishing beche-de-mer and sandalwood trading.
• Men go fishing there in little boats, and may land from time to time without causing suspicion.
• A fishing excursion, last Saturday afternoon, eight or ten miles out in the harbor.
• Fortunately the owner of the mansion and his wife had gone out fishing in a canoe, and taken the child with them.
• His experience in the fishing boats was useful to him now, and he was soon able to do his work as an able-bodied seaman.
• Then both the boys sat down on the ground, and to work they went with a fishing line and one of the empty pails.
• Each boy had a fishing pole over his shoulder, and in his hand was a small tin pail in which he had carried bait.
• I claim to have discovered these choice fishing places some seasons since, and have kept them for my own private use and amusement.
• We invariably hid our big cumbrous fishing nets beneath them, and the stones were just as invariably true to their trust.
• Some half a dozen miles from the village was a fine trout stream, to which my wife and myself used occasionally to go on a fishing excursion.
• And the fishing by day is called by the general name of barbing, because the spears, too, are barbed at the point.
• He is simply transferred from his fishing boat on to one of a little fleet of so-called mine sweepers, from which he conducts his operations.
• We are across the desert, and camped for a few days' fishing on a shady, bowery little stream.
• Our sport was indifferent; the fish did not bite freely; and we had frequently changed our fishing ground without bettering our luck.
• Any trout fishing up in your brooks about the first of May?" he asked covertly.
• On the left are several tall trees, beneath which are cows and sheep; and far in the distance some men are fishing from the bank.
• The pilot, after drinking his brandy, gave a history of our fishing expedition, and how many and how large fish we caught.
• He blessed Drobhais, however, on account of the kindness which the little boys who were fishing there did to him.
• I must leave you now, because I am going fishing to-night with some of the other coons that live near me.
• He was a farmer, and had two grown-up sons, one of whom kept a small flat-boat for fishing and gunning purposes.
• The false back of the cabinet, with its little array of flies, spinners, fishing hooks and tackle, slowly rolled back.
• The "gentle art" of fishing is largely indulged in as a recreation, and the Bosphorus yields excellent sport.
• I am laying by a little money every month, and if I live for another year there will be enough to buy him a fishing boat and nets.

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