Catch fish

Definition

Catching fish involves various methods such as using nets, fishing lines with hooks, or traps to capture aquatic animals from bodies of water for consumption. Fishing was an important skill that helped provide a valuable source of protein and sustenance for the Pilgrims.

Related terms

Atlantic Ocean: The body of saltwater that lies between North America and Europe. The Pilgrims relied on the resources found in this ocean for fishing and trade.

Commercial Fishing: Fishing activities conducted for profit rather than personal consumption.

Seafood: Edible marine creatures used as food by humans, including fish, shellfish (such as shrimp or lobster), and mollusks (such as clams or oysters).