grilse 的定义
plural grils·es, grilse.
- a young Atlantic salmon as it returns from the sea to fresh water for the first time.
更多grilse例句
- They are now promoted to the name of grilse, and attain the rank of salmon on their second and all subsequent migrations.
- All my line had been taken out, the gut collar had been snapped, and the fly had undoubtedly been carried off by the grilse.
- I then stopped, and, lengthening my line at each successive “throw,” sent my fly nearer and still nearer to the grilse.
- But there was still a grilse that rose to a big March brown in the shrunken stream below Elibank.
- In this way not only are large trout often taken in a flood, but sea trout, grilse, and sometimes salmon.