piscatorial

, piscatory

1. of or relating to fish, fishing, or fishermen

2. devoted to fishing

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Subsequently, Nashe localizes Hero and Leander's story on the Norfolk coast in order to recapitulate the disjunction Marlowe associates with political amity and erotic harmony in the context of sixteenth-century piscatorial politics.

Telescoping Translation: Hero and Leander, Lenten Stuffe, and Bartholomew Fair

(Grandad Bean, Redman, Prezzo Guesser, Piscatorial Expert, my best mate.

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The Acclimatisation Society and colonial Victorians more generally both perpetuated and helped form the idea of Australia as a piscatorial wasteland.

Salmonid acclimatisation in colonial Victoria: improvement, restoration and recreation 1858-1909

The property owns water rights in a ditch system that provides water to the ranch for fire protection and piscatorial rights.

Custom Builders of Aspen Completes the Largest Residential Off Grid Power System in the State of Colorado

The economy is underpinned by its great harbour, which makes the island a focus of regional trade, and its wealth of natural piscatorial resources.

THE KING AND ISLE; EAT YOUR HEART OUT, SALMOND..WE'VE WON OUR FREEDOM; Welcome to the independent nation of Islonia..where everyone has a job, all kids are at school, Bon Jovi are banned and the army is an ex-bouncer called Big Sean

Pontrhydfendigiaid (the bridge of the blessed ford) was one of the nurseries of my piscatorial and cultural interest.

Joy of reminiscing on past pleasures with old friends; angling

Fortunately for those who live in or visit Sarasota, there are many options for satisfying piscatorial lust.

Glories of the gulf: your ultimate guide to the best of local seafood. Our restaurant critic spotlights nine fine spots for fresh gulf seafood

In fact, it's pretty hard to divorce my mental image of Robson from his many piscatorial conquests, despite the fact that I've seen him many times in acting roles on stage and screen.

Actor finds a new new angle; His fishing exploits have won a big TV audience and now there's a book. DAVID WHETSTONE talks to Robson Green about this and other projects

If books on fishing attract you, this is the Rolls-Royce of the genre, and in a tome filled with piscatorial fascination, you may have moved on from studying the maps, to page 144, where you may be as intrigued as I was with a description of how a "stone sinker" was used to weight the hook and line and thus bring it into the depths of the ocean to catch bigger fish (all of this in the dark) - in this case sharks.

How paradise got her hooks into hopeless romantics; Richard Edmonds falls hook, line and sinker for a tome that explores a more gentle way of life in the South Seas

* MIDDLESBROUGH angler Eric Morse tapped into a fantastic three hours' of piscatorial entertainment at SCALING DAM.

Ken's over the rainbow at Lockwood; Trout topics

This photo, however, clearly demonstrates that piscatorial adventure was not for men only.