Fish Culture

Jaffe displayed some of his “yellowfin” trout at a fish-culture exposition in Paris, where they were awarded first prize. ❋ Robert J. Behnke (2002)

The units responsible for developing aquatic products advocated, demonstrated, and extended advanced fish-culture technology. ❋ Unknown (1995)

One more modern feature, which is also a result of the increase of anglers, is the great advance made in fish-culture, fish-stocking and fish-acclimatization during the last half-century. ❋ Various (N/A)

On the continent of Europe the latter half of the 19th century saw a very considerable and rapid development in fish-culture, but until comparatively recently the propagation and care of fish in most European waters have been considered almost entirely from the point of view of the fish-stew and the market. ❋ Various (N/A)

In the Great Lakes the fishing is so heavy that it is probable that the supply of perch and white fish would be very low by this time if fish-culture had not been carried on to so great an extent. ❋ Mary Huston Gregory (N/A)

No house is complete without its tiny garden of dwarf trees, its model lakes, in which that curiosity of fish-culture, the many tailed gold and silver fish, are to be seen disporting themselves; its rockeries spanned by bridges; its boats and junks floating about on the surface of the lakes, in fact a Japanese landscape in miniature. ❋ J. J. Smith (N/A)

It was this personal contact with the fish-culture work, this direct demonstration of the money value to the country of scientific knowledge, which became Colin's stimulus. ❋ Francis Rolt-Wheeler (1918)

Island and within 1 mile from the shores thereof, as a reserve for the purpose of establishing fish-culture stations and the use of the United ❋ Benjamin Harrison (1867)

In the first place, this world is not very well adapted to raising good people; there is but one-quarter of it land to start with; it is three times as well adapted to fish-culture as it is to man, and of that one-quarter there is but a small belt where they raise men of genius. ❋ Robert Green Ingersoll (1866)

Nay, more: it saw a few years since an international exposition of fish, and fish-culture, and fishing-tackle, and all things connected with the fisheries, not only of Europe, but of America likewise. ❋ Charles Kingsley (1847)