I don't detect any significant difference in meaning in any of your alternatives.

I find both answers equally acceptable. I would be hard pressed to come up with a reason to choose one over the other.

Maybe this page will help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commercial_fishing

Is " fishing charter " an activity similar to the one I described? My google search seems to suggest it's a sport, while the one I have in mind targets especially couch potatoes, families, and even schoolchildren who are seeking

My new English teacher confidently stated that they are BOTH right. That can't give you much confidence in your teacher.

Is there a word for species (of fish) that can be caught? Or a better expression? How about "game fish." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_fish I'm unhappy with this. I meant to refer to those natural features, lankdmarks etc. that

I've searched for a word (or a phrase) in English to no avail. I'm looking for the translation of the Italian pescaturismo which, if it were to be literally tranlated, would be " fishtourism " or " fishingtourism " (one

Does anyone know if "for migraine relief" only relates to "even meditation" or with all symptoms? It relates to all of the possible treatments mentioned.

The professor means that bioterrorism and the emerging pathogens are both part of the same problem.

Why did the author use " it is " after the word "whatever"? can't I just say "... a timeline for whatever our enemies are planning"? To my reading "it is" is used for emphasis. You can omit "it