the act of someone who fishes as a diversion the occupation of catching fish for a living
Fishing is the activity of hunting for fish by hooking, trapping, or gathering animals not classifiable as insects which breathe in water or pass their lives in water. ...
Any activity, other than scientific research conducted by a scientific research vessel, that involves the catching, taking, or harvesting of fish; or any attempt to do so; or any activity that can reasonably be expected to result in the catching, taking, or harvesting of fish and any operations ...
A player who stays in a poker game longer than advisable generally is fishing for the card or two that will make the hand a winner.
Taking or attempting to take aquatic animal life by any means.
Encompasses both the special equipment and the special equipment and the special procedures required to remove undersirable objects from the wellbore.
Archaeological evidence plainly indicates that fish were probably more prominent in the diet of early Americans than red meat. Fishing in nineteenth-century Arkansas began in earnest in the 1850s, precisely at the time when much formerly plentiful game no longer existed.
An activity conducted by - rather than for - a Fish. This is the act of remaining in a particular hand of poker longer than is sensible on the off-chance of picking up a particular card or two to make a winning hand.
A hydraulically actuated tool installed in the fishing string above the fishing tool to produce a jarring action. When the fishing tool has a firm hold on the lost drill pipe or tubing, which may also be stuck fast in the hole, the bumper sub imparts a jarring action to help free the "fish".
Recovering the tools or pipe that have been accidentally lost down the borehole by using specially designed tools that screw into or grab the missing equipment.
Sticking with a poor Poker hand in hopes of getting better cards
As a dream symbol, fishing can also display a spontaneous force that serves to collect chance results.
Included in this division are workers concerned with agricultural production, forestry and fishing. Also included in this division are agriculture related workers such as animal caretakers and grounds keepers.
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