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Several creels shot on one line can be referred to as a "leader".

The exhibition also has fishing creels, old and new.

The Creels have observed that many on the bottom eventually get their chance at royalty.

The seals are starving due to overpopulation and that's why they're getting into creels.

Good Luck and tight lines and hoping you all have full creels for 2012.

Collectors of angling artifacts are also attracted to creels.

The seals have been robbing the creels blind.

It was inevitable that the Creels would find a new enemy to take the place of the Huns.

In some of the wicker creels flopped bottom-dwelling fish with armored heads.

Their fish, such as haddock and herring, were carried on their backs in creels.

Wand's are willow rods and these were used to make the creels in which mined coal was once carried.

With creels of shrill delight, the old queen and her bronzes settled on the bones.

Langoustines are fished by creels anchored in the bay.

They leaned their rods against the aluminum camp table and emptied their creels in one heap of fish on the ground.

Creels is an unincorporated community in Wood County, West Virginia.

These creels were commonly used for carrying peat fuel by hand and also by pony or donkey.

In a remarkable feat of enterprise and engineering, good soil was brought in creels, or wicker baskets.

As a child, he had been uninterested in the quayside, in the lobster creels and their dark snapping catches.

Creels of bobbins with the correct thread, mounted on a beaming frame wind their contents onto the beam.

The creels were adaptations of lobsterpots, one of Quinn's ideas.

The langoustines are caught in creels off the west coast of Scotland and placed in oxygenated water.

For which reason twig baskets, casting nets, nooses, creels, and the like may all be termed "enclosures"?

Starting with the warp, it had to be warped from creels of thread, in a multistage process onto the weavers' beam.

They were often called 'creels" and the sides of bacon were laid on them at pig-killing time.

Mounted moose heads and wicker creels hung above cobblestone fireplaces may still be found in a number of remote lodges.