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He tried an oyster at the buffet and liked it, so he fished quite a few more onto a plate and went to a table.
I don't like "fished onto". You fish things out. I don't know what visual you want, so I hestitate to guess, but he might scoop, slap, ladle, spoon, shovel, dump, sneak, put or place them.
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I don't like "fished onto". You fish things out. I don't know what visual you want, so I hestitate to guess, but he might scoop, slap, ladle, spoon, shovel, dump, sneak, put or place them.