fishability
/ˌfɪʃəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The quality or condition of a body of water being suitable for fishing.
- The lake's fishability improved after the invasive weeds were removed.
- Pollution has greatly reduced the fishability of this coastal bay.
- Anglers often check online reports to assess the fishability of local rivers.
- The ease or success with which a particular species of fish can be caught in a given area.
- Scientists studied the fishability of salmon in different parts of the estuary.
- The fishability of trout in this stream is highest during the spring hatch.
- Weather conditions can affect the fishability of bass in shallow lakes.