Comptes rendus des séances du Congrès international des pêches réuni à Bergen du 18 au 21 juillet 1898 par la Société pour l'encouragement des pêches norvégiennes à BergenJørgen Brunchorst |
Common terms and phrases
aarlig aldeles almindelige altsaa Amtmand anden andet Arbeide baade bedst begynder Bergen bestemt blive bør brook trout Brunchorst coast congrès dasz derfor derimod det er enkelte fait Fangst Finmarken fish fisheries fishermen fishglue Fisk Fiskerierne Fiskeriinspektør Fisket flere Florø følgende Foredrag Forhold forskjellige Forslag første gaar ganske glue godt Grund Haugesund havde Havet hele Henrik Bull Hensyn Hval Hvalen Hvalfangsten hvorledes Interesse internationale komme Kongressens Kyst Kysten la pêche lacs længere Land langt Lofoten Lofotfisket Maade maatte mackerel mener miles nemlig nogen noget nogle Nordsjøen Norges norske Norwegen norwegischen ogsaa Olsen oysters pêche pêcheurs Pérard pleier pond Præsidenten Redskaber Russland saadan saaledes Sælen sea territory sidste sige siger Sild Sildefiske Sildefiskerier Silden skulde Sørensen Spørgsmaal Stavanger største temperature Tønder Torsken trawl tror udtale Udvikling Undersøgelser Vardø Vedkommende vessels videnskabelige vilde vistnok vore vort Wallem Zoll
Popular passages
Page 2 - And is it not pretty sport, to pull up two pence, six pence, and twelve pence, as fast as you can hale and veare a line?
Page 26 - ... the professional fishermen, there is a large class of men who have been called "semi-professional" fishermen — men who derive from the fisheries less than half of their entire income. Taking into account all those persons who are directly employed in the fisheries for a larger or smaller portion of the year, those who are dependent upon fishermen in a commercial way for support, and the members of their families who are actually dependent upon their...
Page 4 - Captain Robinson built and rigged a ketch, as they were then called, masted and rigged it in a new and peculiar manner; when launched the peculiar motion she made as she glided into the water from the stocks caused one of the by-standers to exclaim, 'Oh, how she scoons.' Robinson instantly dashed a bottle of rum against her bow and exclaimed, 'A scooner let her be!
Page 2 - He is a very bad fisher, cannot kill in one day with his hooke and line, one, two, or three hundred Cods...
Page 3 - Majesty said was a good and honest motive ; and asking what profits might arise in the part they intended ? 'twas answered, "fishing." To which he replied with his ordinary asseveration, " So God have my soul, 'tis an honest trade, 'twas the Apostles
Page 26 - For every man engaged in the fisheries there is at least one other man who is dependent to a considerable extent upon his labors for support. To the class of "shoresmen " belong (i) the capitalists who furnish supplies and apparatus for the use of the active fishermen ; (2) the shopkeepers from whom they purchase provisions and clothing; and (3) the skilled laborers who manufacture for them articles of apparel, shelter, and the apparatus of the trade. In addition to the professional fishermen, there...
Page 30 - New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin.
Page 2 - forasmuch as merchants are diligent inquisitors after gains, they will soon remove their trade from Newfoundland.
Page 26 - In addition to the professional fishermen, there is a large class of men who have been called "semi-professional" fishermen — men who derive from the fisheries less than half of their entire income. Taking into account all those persons who are directly employed in the fisheries for a larger or smaller portion of the year, those who are dependent upon fishermen in a commercial way for support, and the members...
Page 157 - The cod and haddock are usually allowed to swim about free, the ling and halibut are suspended by their tails, and so confined they are found to live longer. A day's catch may vary from...