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"The richest fishing is in shallower water," I said, "where light can nourish plants, and fish come to feed on the plants, and larger fish come to feed on smaller fish". - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #209)

"How else could they be mistaken for islands? They are a massive life form, which moves little and, after feeding, can sleep for weeks, which two characteristics much diminish its need for food". "And the men, conveniently accessing new fishing grounds, share their catch with the island," I said. "Each benefits the other," she said. "The richest fishing is in shallower water," I said, "where light can nourish plants, and fish come to feed on the plants, and larger fish come to feed on smaller fish". "Shallower water is not always close to shore," she said. "In many places there are broad, risen plateaus under the water, sometimes several pasangs in width, plateaus which are often no more than twenty or thirty feet under the surface of the water. They make excellent fishing grounds". - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 16)