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Catching fish with fish gullet?
I think you met gillnet. well gillnets are used for commercial fishing. a gillnet is used to catch fish by its gill by a uge net.
What are the fan like structures on a fish?
Fins are fan-like on some fish, they are used to move the fish in the water.
What is a group name for a school of fish?
The collective nouns for fish are a schoolof fish and a shoal of fish.
What is fish waste called?
Fish poop is the common name for fish feces. If you are referring to dead fish parts which are not directly used in food, then fish waste is the proper term.
What do lenape men hunt and fish?
They used to hunt deer and fox. They would fish for clams oysters and of course fish.
Why is your fish not as good as it used to be?
I used to love your fish but it not as good as it used to be
What are fish used for now?
fish are used forpeople who like to fish,eat itor use for medicineor vitamins
What are some commonly used fish pet supplies?
Some commonly used fish pet supplies are aquarium salt, filters, and lighting. The most commonly used fish pet supplies are fish food and a fish tank.
What fish are in Oily Fish?
whales are oily fishes, that is the fish we used to get oil
Can a sabayon be used in a fish sauce?
Hi, Yes it can be used in a fish sauce but i am unsure as to why.
What type of fish is traditionally used in ceviche?
The type of fish traditionally used in ceviche is white fish, such as sea bass or snapper.
What are three tined forks used for?
They are usually used as a fish fork, when eating the fish course of a meal.
What kind of fish do you have?
I used to have 4 gold fish but one was a black gold fish
What are the two commonly used fish in your place of work?
Babel fish and space fish.
Shoal of Fish or School of Fish?
School of fish is quite commonly used but a shoal of fish is the proper name.
What would be used to open a can in one fish two fish red fish blue fish?
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What is a fish scaler?
A device used to separate the scales from the fish.
