Fishery ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Fishery ( noun )

1. An establishment for the breeding, rearing, and harvesting of fish, shellfish, and other aquatic animals.
2. The business or industry of catching or farming fish and other aquatic animals.

Origin:

Middle english fissherie, from old french fisserie, from fissier to fish, from latin piscare.

Examples:

1. The government is taking steps to improve the management of the country's fishery resources.
2. The local fishery is known for its delicious fresh seafood.
3. The company operates a successful salmon fishery in the North Atlantic.
4. The new fishing regulations will have a significant impact on the local fishery.
5. The sustainability of the fishery is a major concern for conservationists.

(As a verb)

Fishery ( verb )

1. An establishment for the breeding, rearing, and harvesting of fish, shellfish, and other aquatic animals.
2. The business or industry of catching or farming fish and other aquatic animals.

Origin:

Middle english fissherie, from old french fisserie, from fissier to fish, from latin piscare.

Examples:

1. The government is taking steps to improve the management of the country's fishery resources.
2. The local fishery is known for its delicious fresh seafood.
3. The company operates a successful salmon fishery in the North Atlantic.
4. The new fishing regulations will have a significant impact on the local fishery.
5. The sustainability of the fishery is a major concern for conservationists.