| 单词 | cunner |
| 例句 | Black sea bass, cunners and blackfish prove common, too. Go Fish! Festival Casts a Wide Net for Young New Yorkers 2016-09-08T04:00:00Z In the beginning of things were the cunners, known along Massachusetts Bay mainly as perch. Old Plymouth Trails Feels like a cunner is stealing my bait. Smugglers' Reef To sit for hours blinking in the sun, waiting for a cunner to come along and take his hook, was as exhaustive a kind of labor as he cared to engage in. A Rivermouth Romance When you camp by the seaside, you will catch cunners and other fish that need skinning. How to Camp Out I went to the rail at the side, and we were presently much encouraged by pulling up two small cunners, and felt that our prospects for dinner were excellent. Deephaven and Selected Stories & Sketches Down at Newport, R. I., they catch cunners and if you talk salt-water perch to them it is at your peril. Old Plymouth Trails "Yes, and I did," said a dark, squat, sunny, little old fisherman, who sold cunners for bait in a little hut next door. Twelve Men He had seen some rough times, during those three years, and some harder work than catching cunners at the foot of Anchor Street, or setting out crocuses in Mr. Bil-kins's back garden. A Rivermouth Romance One or two let down long lines and haul up flapping flounders or cunners or small cod, or perhaps an eel. Twice Told Tales It was growing cloudy, and was much cooler,—the perfection of a day for fishing,—and we sat there diligently pulling in cunners, and talking a little once in a while. Deephaven and Selected Stories & Sketches It may be that the first hook was taken by some other fish, but the cunner got in ahead on the bait. Old Plymouth Trails One or two let down long lines, and haul up flapping flounders? or cunners, or small cod, or perhaps an eel. The Toll Gatherer's Day (From "Twice Told Tales") I have been fishing for cunners off the rocks, but with intolerably poor success. Passages from the American Notebooks, Volume 2. If you ask a Hingham boy how the cunners are biting he will be likely to throw rounded beach stones at you, thinking he is being made game of. Old Plymouth Trails We used to be in harbor consider'ble, and about eight o'clock in the forenoon I used to drop a line and catch her a couple of cunners. Deephaven and Selected Stories & Sketches Again at the spindle on Harding's Ledge you may catch cunners; perhaps a stray cod. Old Plymouth Trails Elsewhere they are chogsett, or peradventure burgall, but everywhere they are nippers and baitstealers, and the trait which makes these names universal is the reason why in the beginning of things were the cunners. Old Plymouth Trails There are cunners big and ravenous at the base of Shag Rocks or along Boston or Martin's ledges. Old Plymouth Trails For the first bait of the first fisherman that ever threw hook into the North Atlantic was taken by a cunner. Old Plymouth Trails It was one of the days when, in spite of twitching the line and using all the tricks we could think of, the cunners would either eat our bait or keep away altogether. Deephaven and Selected Stories & Sketches There is none of the bait-stealing tomfoolery of the cunner, none of the dancing hilarity of the pollock. Old Plymouth Trails I am convinced that every time Dickens tried to make him otherwise he found another cunner tugging and drew him up. Old Plymouth Trails Judging by Carker it must have been good fishing for cunners. Old Plymouth Trails "I was going out to Black Rock for cunners myself," said the cap'n. Deephaven and Selected Stories & Sketches |
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