We had caught a
swordfish during the daytime on our first attempt.
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Despite the decline of west coast
swordfish operations, local demand continues to exceed domestic production, a scenario that further fuels the U.S.
Second, the Saab official said that the cost of each fully integrated
Swordfish can come at two thirds of that of the Poseidon or be lowered to half of it, when maintenance costs over their lifecycle is taken into consideration.
The
Swordfish that took part in the attack on the giant Nazi battleship were launched from the Cammell Laird-built HMS Ark Royal, one of two aircraft carriers built at Birkenhead to bear that name.
Caption: An MRI scan reveals that
swordfish have an oil-producing organ (outlined in black) tucked just behind its rapier-like bill.
Miles way from its usual haunts in the Atlantic, Indian or Pacific Ocean, the
swordfish was caught off the South Tyneside coastline when it was netted by Ian Wakenshaw aboard the fishing catamaran Beverley Ann.
Far from its usual territory in the Atlantic, Indian or Pacific Ocean this weighty
swordfish was netted in North East waters along the South Tyneside coastline.
Valletta, Malta, Muharram 26, 1433, Dec 21, 2011, SPA -- Hundreds of Maltese fishermen on Wednesday marched to the offices of the island-nation's prime minister to protest plans by the European Union to reduce Malta's quota for
swordfish catches, dpa reported.
Oceana also sounds the alarm over Mediterranean
swordfish, catches of which are made up of 70% immature fish.
He was flying a virtually obsolete Fairey
Swordfish biplane with broken radar but still managed to spot the sub which had been attacking Allied convoys to Russia and had already sunk four ships.