Voorbeelden van elver

• All the countless millions of elvers on the move are driven by the urge to find freshwater.

• Billy tipped the elvers into his bucket.

• Rod not only sells cod and haddock but also elvers from Spain and caviar from the Caspian Sea.

• They waited with their elver nets, scooping the waters.

• Furthermore, huge quantities of eels of different species, live elvers as well as processed eels, are transported across the globe.

• There is no evidence that recent low catches of elvers are due to pollution.

• There is also a small commercial fishery for eels, both as elvers and adults, associated with the river.

• The salmon, the elvers—the baby eels which come at this time of the year—and other fish are a very important source of revenue to fishermen.

• The fish monitoring scheme will be for marine and coarse fish, as well as migratory fish such as salmon, sea trout, shad and elvers.

• The life-cycle of elvers is still not properly understood with gluts and shortages alternating in a not fully understood pattern.

• As regards migratory fish, sea trout, smelt, eels and elvers, lampreys and lamperns, shad and flounders have recently been recorded there.

• Stocks of elvers wax and wane even if there is a downward overall decline.

• That does not seem a very commercial proposition, especially when we consider that we have in this country one of the finest natural supplies of elvers in the world.

• Eel larvae then metamorphose into glass eels and then become elvers before finally seeking out their juvenile and adult habitats.

• The operation now transfers elvers just past the dam due to these concerns.

• Fishermen consumed elvers as a cheap dish, but environmental changes have reduced eel populations.

• Traditionally, fishermen consumed elvers as a cheap dish, but environmental changes have reduced eel populations.

• In freshwater, they develop pigmentation, turn into "elvers" (young eels) and feed on creatures such as small crustaceans, worms and insects.

• Freshwater elvers travel upstream and are forced to climb up obstructions, such as weirs, dam walls, and natural waterfalls.