A fisher is someone who catches fish from rivers, lakes, or the sea. People called fishers do this to eat or sell fish.
The fisher caught many fish today.
My uncle is a fisher by trade.
Fisher is a last name used by many people. It comes from a word that means 'a person who fishes.'
Mr. Fisher works at the school.
Fisher is a common surname in England.
A fisher is an animal like a small wildcat. It lives in forests and eats meat. It has dark fur and is fast.
The fisher moved quickly through the trees.
Fishers are skilled hunters in the forest.
A fisher is a small tool used in sewing or knitting. It helps to pull yarn or thread through loops or holes.
Use the fisher to pull the thread tight.
The fisher helped knit the sweater quickly.
A fisher can mean a tool or device for catching fish. It can be a net, trap, or other equipment.
The fisher caught many fish in the net.
They set a fisher by the river bank.
In history and law, a fisher can be a person with special rights to fish in certain places. These rights are often protected by law.
The fisher leased the waters for fishing rights.
Fisher privileges were important in medieval times.
