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A year after closing its brick-and-mortar store in Richardson, Fish & Fizz is taking its fryers on the road. The restaurant announced on Instagram over the weekend that it has commissioned a food truck named "Chip" that will be specifically designed to serve fish and chips all over Dallas-Fort Worth. Owner Nick Barclay expects Chip to begin rolling around April, and he's already received dozens of offers to park his truck. "There are a whole mixture of breweries, shops," he says. "There's a lady in Celina who's got 18 acres who was like, 'I'd love to have you out here.' I've got all sorts of restaurants as well." It's exciting news for enthusiasts of fish and chips. For the November 2023 issue of D , artist and Englishman Richard Patterson wrote a monster of an essay detailing his journey to find the best fish and chips in Dallas . He concluded that Fish & Fizz's fish and chips were the best, perfect, 10/

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Ever met an octopus named pancake? You can now at Gig Harbor's new marine life center    Tacoma News Tribune

Bergen County's Winter Wonderland is making its return to Van Saun County Park in Paramus this month, bringing back its open-air ice skating, ice bumper cars, games, food and all sorts of other holiday festivities. The event, which will start on Nov. 24 and end on Jan. 1, will also feature a heated hospitality tent, food trucks, an indoor/outdoor beer and wine garden, live holiday music and rides at the park's carousel. It will be the eighth time the county has hosted the event. The ice rink will be open for skating from 3 to 9 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays. The event will have its official kickoff event on Nov. 24, a tree lighting on Dec. 6 at 6 p.m., a menorah lighting on Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. and a kinara lighting on Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. Winter Wonderland is partnering with the New Jersey Devils to host "Learn to Play Hockey" to teach children the fundamentals of ice hockey. The sessions will be run by USA Hockey-certified coaches and New Jersey Devils alumni. Let it GLOW!

Nope – it's not a geoduck. Both of these are gaper/horse clams. Left: Photo by Dana Brown, flickr; Right: Photo by Dave Cowles, wallawalla.edu. Nothing says "summer" like digging for steamer clams in Puget Sound. But the Pacific Northwest is known for its B.O.U.S.s (Bivalves Of Unusual Size), and if you dig deep enough, you may unearth a monster instead of a manila. The gaper clams (a.k.a. horse clams) are one such behemoth. Instead of being viewed as a prize, however, they are often met with disappointment. Geoduck hunters, don't despair — the humble gaper is a treasure in its own right. Mind the gape The quality of gaper clams might be up for debate, but no one can dispute the quantity. A gaper's oval-shaped, chalky-white shell can grow to a length of about eight inches (about the same as a geoduck). Two species of gapers occur in Puget Sound: the fat gaper or Alaskan gaper ( Tresus capax ), and the less-

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Wal-Mart unhooks fish business    Reuters

Newark, Sept. 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Brainy Insights estimates that the USD 6.27 Billion in 2022 ornamental fish market will reach USD 16.63 Billion by 2032. It is anticipated that millennials' greater desire for beautiful fish and vibrant aquariums as part of a luxurious way of life will continue to be a significant factor in business expansion. Innovations in aquariums with cutting-edge designs are advancing the market as consumers look for beautiful items to highlight in a space. Aqua scaping and planter tanks are other ideas that have been around for a while and continue gaining popularity. Request to Download Sample Research Report – https://www.thebrainyinsights.com/enquiry/sample-request/13706 Report Coverage Details Report Coverage Details Forecast Period 2023-2032 Base Year 2022 Market Size in 2022 USD 6.27 Billion Market Size in 2032 USD 16.63 Billion CAGR 10.25% No. of Pages in Report 238 Segments Covered Product, Application Drivers Growing int

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If you hunt or fish, you'll find there are some activities that are more highly revered than others, at least they are by zealots of the sport. Take quail hunting, for example. While quail in our part of the country have basically gone the way of the Studebaker, there are those who still keep a brace of pointers and seek out those widely scattered pockets of cover that may hold a covey or two. Why? Because quail hunting is so special to them; they just can't entertain thoughts that quail numbers continue to shrink. Then there are the fly fishermen. The average angler heads for the lake or the creek bank armed with rods and reels, or a cane pole and bucket of worms. While some rod and reelers and cane polers have perfected their craft to a fine edge, the average fisherman just wants to catch supper, and the gear he selects is what he feels will allow him to do that most effectively. Ah, but the fly fisherman is a far different creature. He's probabl

Whether a fish can be considered a companion is subjective. For some, the tranquil movements and vivid colors of fish swimming in an aquarium offer a sense of calm and connection. On the other hand, the lack of tactile interaction and a fish's inherent nature means they don't engage with their owners like a dog or cat would. Regardless, the best pet fish make for the perfect first pets that don't require any much demanding, hands-on care and teach responsibility to young children. Swimming in a fish bowl isn't quite the same as Nemo navigating the great barrier reef, but fish can provide a great sense of entertainment and relaxation. Which fish make the best pets? StudyFinds did the research, and we've created a list of the top five best pet fish that will take your aquarium to the next level. There are a few favorites on the list and some surprises as well, but it encompasses everything from beginner-friendly swimmers to fancier varieties. Comment below if