threadfin

IPA: θrˈɛdfɪn

Examples of "threadfin" in Sentences

At those times the crabs are prey to moi (Pacific threadfin), shoreline fish with a taste for ghost crabs.
As the waters cool in early winter, vast schools of threadfin shad start to bunch up while slowing their open-water activity.
The demersal communities include croakers and the threadfin in nearshore waters, and sea bream and driftfish in deeper waters.
Both crayfish and threadfin shad are common forage for bass here, which makes both diminutive jigs and shad-imitating crankbaits logical choices.
Nor is it merely the dramatic decline of other fish, including longfin smelt, threadfin shad, juvenile striped bass, green sturgeon and Central Valley
Alewives in northern lakes and threadfin shad in southern lakes areboth short, deep-bodied baitfish — and big-time bass food — that a Shad Rapimitates perfectly.
Nine times out of 10 when he finds gannets, pelicans, or terns diving on bay anchovies, pogies, or threadfin herring, he also finds a school of redfish feasting on the same bait.
When the first cold breath of winter arrived, white bass that spent most of the year in the inland sea that is 180,000-acre Toledo Bend, roaming the open water in large schools, chasing, attacking and devouring threadfin shad, began moving up the lake.