mid-water
- noun
- Specialized
- Purse seines and, increasingly, mid-water otter trawls now dominate the fishery.
And I've caught fish in mid water, like guards hold the light on them at night and swing that and grab them.
- And I've caught fish in mid water, like guards hold the light on them at night and swing that and grab them.
Examples
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The fishermen targeted the fish swimming in mid-water for their catch.
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Pelagic pair trawling involves a large-mesh, mid-water net towed between two vessels usually of similar size and horsepower.
Academic text (1994) -
And I've caught fish in mid water, like guards hold the light on them at night and swing that and grab them.
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He found the perfect spot for diving in the mid-water where the visibility was excellent.
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Many species of fish thrive in the mid-water zone, making it an ideal area for fishing.
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Etymology
Mid-water is a simple compound: mid- means 'middle' and water means the sea or a lake. So mid-water names the part of the water that is below the surface but above the bottom.