black marlin造句

• Black marlin can be caught to a size of in this area.
• He says the legislators'recommendation will boost stocks of black marlin worldwide.
• Black marlin fishing has traditionally conducted with rigged dead baits, both skipping and swimming.
• Several huge fish have been caught here such as the black marlin caught just a offshore.
• Today, the Australian town of Cairns is considered the world capital of black marlin fishing.
• The region is unquestionably the best place in the world to catch a black marlin over.
• A thrashing black marlin has been known to break even the toughest lines of the inexperienced angler.
• One was a two-tone red and black Marlin with opening doors and a tow hook.
• Artificial lures will catch black marlin of all sizes from juveniles to the giant females of and more.
• They are also occasionally found attached to sharks, and in the Indo-Pacific region to black marlin.
• His trophies dot the company headquarters, topped by the head of an 1, 100-pound black marlin.
• In 1953, Alfred Glassell Jr . caught the IGFA all tackle world record black marlin, weighing 1560 pounds.
• Blue and black marlin could be caught and returned to the sea three or four times in their lives, he said.
• Atlantic bluefin tuna may exceed in weight, and rival the black marlin, blue marlin and swordfish as the largest Perciformes.
• The majority of sport-fishing effort for black marlin off the Great Barrier Reef takes place from Lizard Island to Cairns.
• Slow trolling with bridle-rigged live skipjack is the predominant technique used to target black marlin by the Tropic Star fleet.
• With a maximum published length of and weight of, Black marlin are fished commercially and are also a highly prized game fish.
• Slow-trolling live baits such as skipjack tuna over these structures tends to be the most effective way to target black marlin.
• They both broke several records, with Dolly breaking a 12-year women's record for a black marlin weighing 297 kilograms.
• Live-bait techniques for larger black marlin are similar to those used for blue marlin, normally employing bridle-rigged live tunas of.