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The fish that continued to be caught were mainly inshore species.

From inshore fishing fleet they only have a couple of boats left.

It can also be found at most inshore areas, on coral reefs, though this is less common.

Inshore fishing is about the economic and social fabric of our small coastal communities.

Marine police have 100 inshore patrol and 50 harbor boats.

Very large inshore racing yachts may have a crew of 30.

It is noted for its Bank and inshore fishing.

Inshore fishing, particularly for crustaceans and line fish, takes place along the coast.

Habitat degradation also likely impacts the species given their inshore distribution.

Deep sea specimens are usually larger than inshore ones.

When talking about inshore fishing we must also not ignore recreational fishermen and anglers, because they are very much part of the future.

There also needs to be a targeted support programme for traditional, small-scale inshore fishing.

It winters both in offshore and inshore waters, exhibiting some migration.

A further argument is that local inshore fishing is usually adversely affected.

Of these, more than 450 were for small, inshore fishing boats called bancas.

Here it occurs with other normally inshore fishes, and is one of the top predators in this ecosystem.

Your three ships can cover the inshore passage, for such an assembly of war-dhows will be spread out over many miles.

Four are inshore regattas, and two are relatively short offshore races.

Thus, its range may now be restricted to shallow, inshore waters in northwestern Borneo.

The species is endemic to northern Australia, inhabiting primarily inshore waters.

Although barren, the dune zone allowed limited sheep farming and some inshore fishing.

Mediterranean seafood and fish is also eaten and produced by the little inshore fishing.

It is unpleasant to contemplate, but many inshore species of fish often seek out sewage outfalls.

The Inshore lifeboat station is currently being rebuilt.

We would in any case like to thank the rapporteur for the fact that he has brought inshore fishing to our attention with his own-initiative report.

Large individuals often move inshore and north in the summer.

It meant going inshore, right into the surf, for some shooting.

Once he had done that, he tried to move them inshore.

The wreck was moved inshore the following day where 10 bodies were recovered.

The white hospital ships move inshore to take on their cargoes.

When they were on their receivers, he gave the coded signal to turn inshore.

The boat was swinging inshore now; they fought their way along against the wind.

The wreck was three miles closer inshore than Gallagher had estimated.

Larger schools are more common offshore whereas smaller groups may wander far inshore.

We went at a terrific pace down the coast, keeping well inshore so as to avoid, if possible, being seen from the south.

She was maybe half a mile to seaward still, and heading slowly inshore.

Something was coming inshore, heading directly toward her.

Jeffrey watched as the special operations craft moved inshore.

It is common in continental offshore waters, but ranges inshore to just off beaches.

Inshore from an island there may be a complex four high tide diurnal cycle.

"We lie inshore, with a screen of other ships.

The Shadow allowed the boat to drift silently inshore.

Was he to be executed, his body left lying to be rolled back inshore by the tide?

Rowing boats are used for work close inshore.

On 4 September, the destroyer moved inshore to provide gunfire support for troops operating ashore.

They feed inshore during the breeding season in the midwater.

Inshore, a tract of sand-hills borders on the beach.

By evening, Wayne had made satisfactory progress in the unloading and then was ordered to move closer inshore.

Her research led her to believe that the battle had occurred much closer inshore than claimed by the Germans.

They can be found at depths up to approximately 200 m. Young fish in particular come right inshore in very shallow water.