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Definition of spearfish in English: spearfishnounPlural spearfishesˈspɪəfɪʃˈspɪrˌfɪʃ A billfish that resembles the marlin. Genus Tetrapturus, family Istiophoridae: several species Example sentencesExamples - The same day we catch our last marlin we hook and land a spearfish.
- There's a trophy for the biggest spearfish over 30 pounds.
- The seas seem to have just marlin and spearfish.
verbspearfishesˈspɪəfɪʃˈspɪrˌfɪʃ [no object]often as noun spearfishingFish using a spear. spearfishing is strictly illegal in the marine parks resort owners do not allow tourists to spearfish Example sentencesExamples - One aspect of diving holidays that has pretty much disappeared is the sport of spearfishing.
- Of all shark attacks worldwide, nearly all occur on surfers and many were directly related to fishing or spearfishing.
- Malta's clear waters are home to plentiful fish, despite continuing illegal spearfishing.
- Because spearfishing is forbidden, there are many reef fishes in all sizes, and they are not shy.
- I have nothing against selective spearfishing for the odd meal, but most of this lot come under the category of ‘idiots with spearguns‘.
- The centre offers diving, spearfishing, underwater photography, and simply sailing.
- Somewhat perversely, spearfishing is still allowed within the area of the marine reserve, so I don't blame the big fish for being cautious.
- Trawling, rod-and-line fishing and spearfishing were banned.
- He remembers spearfishing with the island kids; she, picking flowers in the forest with her grandmother.
- The spearfishing craze was at its height, and few devotees paid any attention to the local legislation outlawing the use of spearguns with diving equipment.
- During his years spearfishing on the Banks, Trevor Krull learned to respect these awesome predators.
- If Moises's pals were going spearfishing for dinner, he went too.
- Cyprus has been intensively fished for many years and scuba spearfishing remains popular.
- Morihei spent a good deal of time on the ocean spearfishing.
Definition of spearfish in US English: spearfishnounˈspirˌfiSHˈspɪrˌfɪʃ A billfish that resembles the marlin. Genus Tetrapturus, family Istiophoridae: several species Example sentencesExamples - The seas seem to have just marlin and spearfish.
- The same day we catch our last marlin we hook and land a spearfish.
- There's a trophy for the biggest spearfish over 30 pounds.
verbˈspirˌfiSHˈspɪrˌfɪʃ [no object]Fish using a spear. spearfishing is strictly illegal in the marine parks resort owners do not allow tourists to spearfish Example sentencesExamples - The centre offers diving, spearfishing, underwater photography, and simply sailing.
- Somewhat perversely, spearfishing is still allowed within the area of the marine reserve, so I don't blame the big fish for being cautious.
- Malta's clear waters are home to plentiful fish, despite continuing illegal spearfishing.
- The spearfishing craze was at its height, and few devotees paid any attention to the local legislation outlawing the use of spearguns with diving equipment.
- Because spearfishing is forbidden, there are many reef fishes in all sizes, and they are not shy.
- Cyprus has been intensively fished for many years and scuba spearfishing remains popular.
- He remembers spearfishing with the island kids; she, picking flowers in the forest with her grandmother.
- Morihei spent a good deal of time on the ocean spearfishing.
- I have nothing against selective spearfishing for the odd meal, but most of this lot come under the category of ‘idiots with spearguns‘.
- Of all shark attacks worldwide, nearly all occur on surfers and many were directly related to fishing or spearfishing.
- During his years spearfishing on the Banks, Trevor Krull learned to respect these awesome predators.
- One aspect of diving holidays that has pretty much disappeared is the sport of spearfishing.
- Trawling, rod-and-line fishing and spearfishing were banned.
- If Moises's pals were going spearfishing for dinner, he went too.
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