Usage of "sport fishery"

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Fishing for pleasure or competition.

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Examples for "recreational fishing"

The Government's plans will heavily restrict both commercial and recreational fishing. 
 Radio NZ 

No commercial or recreational fishing is permitted in the area. 
 Reuters 

He said recreational fishing is ranked fifth most popular activity for New Zealanders in 2016. 
 Radio NZ 

All recreational fishing has also been closed in Washington state until at least 4 May. 
 The Guardian 

Louisiana's commercial and recreational fishing industry already has been dealt a blow by the spill. 
 Reuters 

But he said demand for cheaper hunts and sport fishing services were down. 
 Reuters 

I enjoy golf, deep sea fishing, extreme sport fishing, fly-fishing. 
 The South African 

One speaker said the disaster affects not just the fishing industry, but lucrative sport fishing as well. 
 Reuters 

A couple key notes from the Illinois DNR: A sport fishing license is required to harvest bullfrogs. 
 Chicago sun times 

It also proved a haven for pleasure boats, with several sport fishing and yachting clubs setting up shop. 
 The Naked God 

He goes on one big- game fishing trip every year, for his vacation. 
 All the way 

Big- game fishing guides aren't the world's greatest navigators, as a rule. 
 Aground 

She seemed to have an insatiable curiosity about the mechanics of big- game fishing. 
 All the way 

The sea trout has an exalted place in game fishing. 
 The Irish Times 

While dairy farming contributed a lot to the economy, so did game fishing, he said. 
 Radio NZ 

Usage of sport fishery in English

Sir, - Ireland is best known for its friendly people, its beautiful scenery, its fine golf courses and its sporting fisheries. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of sport fishery in English