Definition of game fish in English:

game fish

noun

A fish caught by anglers for sport, especially (in fresh water) salmon and trout and (in the sea) billfishes, sharks, bass, and many members of the mackerel family.
I longed to try for some of the bigger game fish
Compare with coarse fish
Example sentencesExamples
- The start of May will also see the arrival of steelheads into the water which, pound for pound, are said to offer the best fighting sport of any game fish.
- Falkland mullet can grow to twenty pounds and would be regarded like a game fish if found over here.
- Little did I know at the time, that I would eventually be making just such a trip, to cast a line for this legendary game fish.
- The fear of the WWF and other groups is that pike will devastate native brown trout stocks and pose a danger to already dwindling numbers of char, a game fish of the salmon-trout family.
- The conditions that cause problems for our game fish species on our rivers and stillwaters can often benefit the saltwater species.
- He was a saltwater game fish specialist himself, and very much the purist.
- The grayling is a game fish with a coarse fish close season, March 15th Until June 15th, both days inclusive.
- Using the same pumping technique that one applies to big game fish, I recovered some line but this was soon pulled out again when the fish made another run.
- The Arctic grayling, also known as the bluefish, is a beautiful game fish with dark blue, pink and purple tones which have an iridescent sheen.
- However, I do not believe that fly-fishing for big game fish is necessarily the be all and end all of fishing.
- The waters are also home to more than 200 species of fish, including game fish such as marlin and one of the last remaining populations of the endangered dugong - a tropical mammal which can reach up to 3m in length.
- The game fish of British Columbia, Canada, are sought after by anglers from around the world who come to BC for it's incredible sportfishing.
- Grayling are so highly rated by many anglers, that in 1977, a small group of anglers got together and formed the Grayling Society to conserve and establish the grayling as a true wild, game fish.
- Blue crystal-clear waters teem with game fish such as bonefish, permit, and tarpon, which have grown accustomed to a rich diet of shrimp and crabs.
- The idea indeed comes from the older practice of sports fishermen paying to catch marlin and other game fish which are then tagged and returned to the sea.
- There is a separate license for migratory game fish like salmon and sea trout but this also covers the species on my license.
- If I wanted to visit the area and fish either for coarse or game fish this is where I would want to stay.
- Lake trout (formerly the most abundant commercial species) and salmon were classified as game fish and were closed to commercial fishing.
- Many Canadian and American anglers spin fish for the grayling with a 6 lb to 10 lb outfit - which I think is far too heavy for such a delightful game fish.
- Many tourists are drawn to the area to test the waters for game fish.

Definition of game fish in US English:

game fish

(also gamefish)

nounˈɡeɪm ˌfɪʃˈɡām ˌfiSH

A fish caught by anglers for sport, especially (in fresh water) salmon and trout and (in the sea) billfish, shark, bass, and many members of the mackerel family.
I longed to try for some of the bigger game fish
Example sentencesExamples
- The fear of the WWF and other groups is that pike will devastate native brown trout stocks and pose a danger to already dwindling numbers of char, a game fish of the salmon-trout family.
- The start of May will also see the arrival of steelheads into the water which, pound for pound, are said to offer the best fighting sport of any game fish.
- Lake trout (formerly the most abundant commercial species) and salmon were classified as game fish and were closed to commercial fishing.
- The waters are also home to more than 200 species of fish, including game fish such as marlin and one of the last remaining populations of the endangered dugong - a tropical mammal which can reach up to 3m in length.
- However, I do not believe that fly-fishing for big game fish is necessarily the be all and end all of fishing.
- Many tourists are drawn to the area to test the waters for game fish.
- The grayling is a game fish with a coarse fish close season, March 15th Until June 15th, both days inclusive.
- The idea indeed comes from the older practice of sports fishermen paying to catch marlin and other game fish which are then tagged and returned to the sea.
- Grayling are so highly rated by many anglers, that in 1977, a small group of anglers got together and formed the Grayling Society to conserve and establish the grayling as a true wild, game fish.
- The game fish of British Columbia, Canada, are sought after by anglers from around the world who come to BC for it's incredible sportfishing.
- Using the same pumping technique that one applies to big game fish, I recovered some line but this was soon pulled out again when the fish made another run.
- If I wanted to visit the area and fish either for coarse or game fish this is where I would want to stay.
- The Arctic grayling, also known as the bluefish, is a beautiful game fish with dark blue, pink and purple tones which have an iridescent sheen.
- The conditions that cause problems for our game fish species on our rivers and stillwaters can often benefit the saltwater species.
- There is a separate license for migratory game fish like salmon and sea trout but this also covers the species on my license.
- Blue crystal-clear waters teem with game fish such as bonefish, permit, and tarpon, which have grown accustomed to a rich diet of shrimp and crabs.
- Many Canadian and American anglers spin fish for the grayling with a 6 lb to 10 lb outfit - which I think is far too heavy for such a delightful game fish.
- Falkland mullet can grow to twenty pounds and would be regarded like a game fish if found over here.
- He was a saltwater game fish specialist himself, and very much the purist.
- Little did I know at the time, that I would eventually be making just such a trip, to cast a line for this legendary game fish.

单词	game fish
释义	Definition of game fish in English: game fish noun A fish caught by anglers for sport, especially (in fresh water) salmon and trout and (in the sea) billfishes, sharks, bass, and many members of the mackerel family. I longed to try for some of the bigger game fish Compare with coarse fish Example sentencesExamples The start of May will also see the arrival of steelheads into the water which, pound for pound, are said to offer the best fighting sport of any game fish. Falkland mullet can grow to twenty pounds and would be regarded like a game fish if found over here. Little did I know at the time, that I would eventually be making just such a trip, to cast a line for this legendary game fish. The fear of the WWF and other groups is that pike will devastate native brown trout stocks and pose a danger to already dwindling numbers of char, a game fish of the salmon-trout family. The conditions that cause problems for our game fish species on our rivers and stillwaters can often benefit the saltwater species. He was a saltwater game fish specialist himself, and very much the purist. The grayling is a game fish with a coarse fish close season, March 15th Until June 15th, both days inclusive. Using the same pumping technique that one applies to big game fish, I recovered some line but this was soon pulled out again when the fish made another run. The Arctic grayling, also known as the bluefish, is a beautiful game fish with dark blue, pink and purple tones which have an iridescent sheen. However, I do not believe that fly-fishing for big game fish is necessarily the be all and end all of fishing. The waters are also home to more than 200 species of fish, including game fish such as marlin and one of the last remaining populations of the endangered dugong - a tropical mammal which can reach up to 3m in length. The game fish of British Columbia, Canada, are sought after by anglers from around the world who come to BC for it's incredible sportfishing. Grayling are so highly rated by many anglers, that in 1977, a small group of anglers got together and formed the Grayling Society to conserve and establish the grayling as a true wild, game fish. Blue crystal-clear waters teem with game fish such as bonefish, permit, and tarpon, which have grown accustomed to a rich diet of shrimp and crabs. The idea indeed comes from the older practice of sports fishermen paying to catch marlin and other game fish which are then tagged and returned to the sea. There is a separate license for migratory game fish like salmon and sea trout but this also covers the species on my license. If I wanted to visit the area and fish either for coarse or game fish this is where I would want to stay. Lake trout (formerly the most abundant commercial species) and salmon were classified as game fish and were closed to commercial fishing. Many Canadian and American anglers spin fish for the grayling with a 6 lb to 10 lb outfit - which I think is far too heavy for such a delightful game fish. Many tourists are drawn to the area to test the waters for game fish. Definition of game fish in US English: game fish (also gamefish) nounˈɡeɪm ˌfɪʃˈɡām ˌfiSH A fish caught by anglers for sport, especially (in fresh water) salmon and trout and (in the sea) billfish, shark, bass, and many members of the mackerel family. I longed to try for some of the bigger game fish Example sentencesExamples The fear of the WWF and other groups is that pike will devastate native brown trout stocks and pose a danger to already dwindling numbers of char, a game fish of the salmon-trout family. The start of May will also see the arrival of steelheads into the water which, pound for pound, are said to offer the best fighting sport of any game fish. Lake trout (formerly the most abundant commercial species) and salmon were classified as game fish and were closed to commercial fishing. The waters are also home to more than 200 species of fish, including game fish such as marlin and one of the last remaining populations of the endangered dugong - a tropical mammal which can reach up to 3m in length. However, I do not believe that fly-fishing for big game fish is necessarily the be all and end all of fishing. Many tourists are drawn to the area to test the waters for game fish. The grayling is a game fish with a coarse fish close season, March 15th Until June 15th, both days inclusive. The idea indeed comes from the older practice of sports fishermen paying to catch marlin and other game fish which are then tagged and returned to the sea. Grayling are so highly rated by many anglers, that in 1977, a small group of anglers got together and formed the Grayling Society to conserve and establish the grayling as a true wild, game fish. The game fish of British Columbia, Canada, are sought after by anglers from around the world who come to BC for it's incredible sportfishing. Using the same pumping technique that one applies to big game fish, I recovered some line but this was soon pulled out again when the fish made another run. If I wanted to visit the area and fish either for coarse or game fish this is where I would want to stay. The Arctic grayling, also known as the bluefish, is a beautiful game fish with dark blue, pink and purple tones which have an iridescent sheen. The conditions that cause problems for our game fish species on our rivers and stillwaters can often benefit the saltwater species. There is a separate license for migratory game fish like salmon and sea trout but this also covers the species on my license. Blue crystal-clear waters teem with game fish such as bonefish, permit, and tarpon, which have grown accustomed to a rich diet of shrimp and crabs. Many Canadian and American anglers spin fish for the grayling with a 6 lb to 10 lb outfit - which I think is far too heavy for such a delightful game fish. Falkland mullet can grow to twenty pounds and would be regarded like a game fish if found over here. He was a saltwater game fish specialist himself, and very much the purist. Little did I know at the time, that I would eventually be making just such a trip, to cast a line for this legendary game fish.
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