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Noun(1) a workplace where fish are caught and processed and sold

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(1) Talking to locals on the fishery there is no shortage of coarse fishing in the area.(2) In the crab fishery , it was catches up but prices down.(3) I first fished this fishery when on holiday in Falmouth.(4) The fact that whaling is now the most closely scrutinised marine fishery in the world is a further guarantee to sceptics that the mistakes of industrial whaling will never be repeated.(5) Ottawa meanwhile has ironically responded to weakness in cod stocks by promoting a commercial fishery for rock crab, which is the preferred prey of lobsters and is necessary for lobster maturation.(6) It expands the data collected to represent all farmer and fishery cooperatives and publishes preliminary findings.(7) It owns a fishery and fishing lakes, water skiing, sailing lakes, golf, tennis and a health and fitness club.(8) As the ship tore through the defenseless nurseries, its propellers caught the fishery ropes and dragged the nurseries in its wake.(9) Recreational fishermen say the quality of fishing has been never better off the East Coast and are concerned that allowing a commercial fishery to be developed will ruin their sport.(10) Conservationists are planning to build an artificial reef to bring a once-prolific in-shore fishery wiped out by trawlers back to life.(11) The Government argued today that shutting down Australia's profitable tuna fishery and export industry would be reckless.(12) The blue pike once made up about 50% of the commercial fishery on Lake Erie.(13) Lobster can live as long as 70 years, but the lobster caught by the inshore fishery are generally 5 to 20 years old.(14) There is a commercial fishery for longnose gar in Arkansas though.(15) In addition, various governments have sought to improve agro-industry and fishery production, but success has been limited.(16) A commercial fishery opened in 1916 and lasted until 1935, when the bass was granted protection as a sport fish.