Converse of object

• catch: I've also used it to good effect to catch several nice Plaice to about 4 lbs.

• include: Flatties, including the occasional small plaice, follow the tide in here.

• dab: Flounder, dab, plaice, and sole were common, and halibut, turbot, and brill less so.

• produce: The " Skerries " are famed for producing many good Plaice throughout the year.

• take: And one of the best plaice taken so far this season has come from Tynemouth pier.

• have: Went to the Narrow boat pub for lunch where I had a very good chicken curry ( £ 4.35 ) and Beryl had plaice.

Adjective modifier

• first: He was there with his Dad in the first place when they made the first plaice.

• whole: Main course could be roast beef; braised lambs ' kidneys; baked halibut steak or a whole grilled plaice.

• grilled: Main course could be roast beef; braised lambs ' kidneys; baked halibut steak or a whole grilled plaice.

• sole: The life wasn't limited to scallops with rays, sole, plaice and plenty of crabs being seen.

• large: Large plaice can be taken here in March and April.

• good: My best Plaice weighed 3 lbs 15 ozs - just short of the magic 4 lbs barrier.

Modifies a noun

• filet: Summer dishes however have been Pan fried seasoned Plaice filets using the Pan Fried Lemon Sole recipe.

• mark: Anchoring local Plaice marks Finally, the best specimen Plaice frequently fall to boats at anchor on good marks.

• fishing: Mill Bay offers some of the most easily accessed plaice fishing in the southwest and is an ideal location for disabled anglers.

• egg: Sampling for plaice eggs was carried out in the Southern Bight of the North Sea in January 1981 and 1982.

• stock: The plaice stock is currently considered outside safe biological limits.

Noun used with modifier

• dozen: We also had about a dozen Plaice between 1¼ lbs & 2 lbs.