fingerling

The first year, the farm provided him with 7,000 pounds of fingerlings.

"I feel quite proud that we delivered the fingerlings to the market," he said.

They're called fingerlings because they have fingers attached to the back of their heads.

Since then, the figure of fingerlings stocked into the lake reached around 33 million.

In fact, he could only remember seeing one or two fingerlings swim over inhabited areas.

The fish farms still haven't recovered from losing the fingerlings.

During a good rainy season the park receives around 65 million fish fry and fingerlings.

When they are fingerlings, they leave, following the current downstream to the sea.

After more than one month, the fingerlings can be transferred to grow-out ponds.

Fingerlings he keeps, and does not return to the water "as pitying their youth."

He squalled, and Jeshua threw him back like a fingerling.

Fingerlings 3, released in October 2006, also featured studio outtakes.

A fingerling of some fish dangles on the M!

We've got fifty or more fingerlings we can pass around before dinner is served.'

With the beans and the tuna I like some potatoes, fingerlings that aren't too starchy.

This year, there are about 40,000 fingerlings in the Runnymede rearing tanks.

A neat stack of fingerlings shared the plate with excellent lamb.

Fingerlings is a live album by Andrew Bird, released in 2002.

Fingerlings are varieties that naturally grow small and narrow.

Sometimes a few fingerlings are returned to the wild, but most of them are kept for aquaculture.

The lake is stocked with fingerlings and rainbow trout.

Fingerlings are young salmon ready to leave freshwater for the ocean for the first time.

Fingerlings are a fashion accessory worn on the finger.

Fingerlings are typically about the size of fingers.

"Excuse me," one woman asks, studying organic fingerlings, "how much?"