shrimping

About half the shrimping and shellfish fleet were lost.

Shrimping is likewise prohibited due to its classification as a nursery bay.

Shrimping is also a big industry here, though some shrimp boats have switched to sponging in recent months.

The coastal waters are so contaminated with refuse and dead animals that shrimping is impossible.

Shrimping has always been a hard life, but it has been especially hard in recent years.

Shrimping is all they know.

In the late 1980s, almost all inland shrimping was done by capture rather than by intensive aquaculture.

Shrimping, at least the way Mr. Brandhurst does it, is pretty straightforward.

"Shrimping" is slang for toe sucking.

It is also a shrimping and fishing center and it manufactures salt, and leather goods.

Proponents of the devices, including marine biologists and Federal fisheries officials, argue that shrimping represents the largest single threat to the survival of the sea turtles.

Commercial fishing and, much to the shriek and lament of the locals, sportfishing was banned in the park, but right outside the boundaries was good shrimping.

They maintain that the rush of dirty river water will virtually wipe out this year's shrimping and crabbing season in the lake, which has been substantially cleaned up in the last decade.

The song is now a Southend United anthem after they began singing "Shrimping All Over the World" after the 2004 Football League Trophy final.

"Our shrimp exports are one of our significant items on our export list," he said, adding that shrimping is a labor-intensive industry that employs hundreds of thousands of people.

Born in British Guyana, Mr. Mohamed made his fortune from working the rich shrimping waters off Guyana and Suriname, as well as from real estate, Mr. Kelsey said.

Threat to Shrimping Seen Tee John Mialjevich, president of Concerned Shrimpers, said Saturday: "If this law isn't changed it will mean that the entire shrimping industry is out of business.

As another downstream user of the ACF River Basin, Florida wants and needs enough freshwater to reach the Apalachicola Bay of Northwestern Florida, where major shrimping and other seafood industries provide significant income for the state.

Since their 2004 Football League Trophy exploits, Southend United F.C. fans have made an anthem for themselves by singing "Shrimping All Over the World", to the melody of "Rockin' All Over the World".

Fearful that overfishing could expose gulf shrimp themselves to the kind of dramatic depletion that hit the cod of the Grand Banks and the redfish of the Gulf of Mexico, the officials have also adopted tight restrictions on commercial shrimping in this area.

Dr. James A. Timmerman, the director of the South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resource Department, issued the state's rule on the turtle excluder devices in June, saying that shrimping constituted a "substantial and immediate threat" to the offshore turtle population.