How To Use Arctic char In A Sentence
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Fish, especially Arctic char were caught in weirs and traps and taken using fish spears.
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What he might have made of the hiply dressed downtown collection of designers, arty types and DJs washing down their Austrian Mountain Cheese ravioli and arctic char with kohlrabi greens and pearl onions with Dom Perignon Oenotheque 1996 is anyone's guess.
Blue Men and Pink Blossoms
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Some of the species that live in the ocean but enter freshwater to spawn are sea lamprey, Atlantic sturgeon, alewife, Atlantic salmon, arctic char, and American eel.
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We'll fish for Arctic char, chum salmon, grayling, sheefish, and pike.
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A local firm makes rhubarb squash, and a guide to eating out in Tromsø promises ‘fresh raw ingredients, such as goat steak, Arctic char in Pernod, seal meat lasagne and grilled stockfish.’
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Arctic cod, arctic char, arctic cisco, arctic lamprey, pink salmon, and chum salmon are some common species of fish found in the ecozone.
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The aim of the by-laws is to protect populations of rare fish, including vendace, schelly and arctic charr, which live in Cumbria's lakes.
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For main courses, the Arctic char, the poussin or the rib eye (warning: the smallest is 30 ounces).
Fact And Comment
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Alternatively, boats with outboard motors provide the perfect way to cover more of the water, and as well as coming across larger, stocked brown trout, there is the chance of encountering Arctic char.
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Fish, especially Arctic char were caught in weirs and traps and taken using fish spears.
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You can spin for the Arctic char but it's a travesty if you do so.
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Arctic char, farmed oysters, sablefish (aka black cod), wild Alaskan salmon, sardines, farmed trout and West Coast albacore tuna are some of the choices that are safe to eat and safe for the environment.
Environmental Defense Fund: Is Eating Seafood Regularly Really Such a Good Thing?
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Restaurant recipe: Harrods' Arctic Char with dill butter and morel cassolette
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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A multi-year project, centered around small sensitive lake ecosystems in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago (Cornwallis Island, Somerset Island, and Devon Island), was designed to explain the interactions between short - or longer - term climatic variation, the bioaccumulation of metals, and various biochemical stress indicators in land-locked populations of Arctic char.
Global change and contaminants in the Arctic
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Arctic char have a circumpolar distribution and more commonly occur in northern waters.
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It is possible to catch late king salmon, chum salmon, sockeye salmon, early silver salmon, rainbow trout, dolly varden, grayling and arctic char.
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The aim of the byelaws is to protect populations of rare fish, including vendace, schelly and arctic charr, which live in Cumbria's lakes.
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The late Al McClane, a well known and widely traveled angling author, wrote that the Arctic char referring to the anadromous form of erythrinus of northern Canada may be quite literally the strongest fish that swims.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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Arctic char a close relative of the trout is often found in the cold, clear waters of glacial lakes where it is referred to as blueback, Sunapee, or Quebec red trout.
