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We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The Faroese granted Moscow the right to catch tens of thousands of tons of blue whiting in a special area The hunt for a “monster” fish has seen a large lake drained in a city park after attempts to catch the elusive creature failed. Millions watched a live stream of the operation as authorities in central China decided to drain the more than 200,000-cubic-metre lake earlier this week to find the beast. City workers in Ruzhou, Henan province, had been A pod of whales who carried out a vicious attack on a family boat struck again later that day, it has emerged. The gang of killer whales set their sights on a boat carrying five people on July 31, sinking the vessel which had been sailing about six miles off the coast of Sines, Portugal when the attack occurred. Fortunately, A Cambridge publican was returning to the Far North to try to catch a marlin after being on a similar trip to the remote Three Kings fishing spot three years ago. Richard Bright, 63, and his mate Mike Lovett, 72, packed their car on Wednesday morning and headed up to Mangōnui to join the five-day fishing charter. But the much-awaited Two fisherman woke up to a nasty surprise after they were out working on the water on Saturday. Jason Charles and his friend David Miegle set out for a weekend fishing trip on the Cato River in the Northern Territory, Australia, but were woken up by an aggressive crocodile while they were on the boat. Charles said he awoke withAnger as Faroe Islands renew fishery agreement with Russia
Elusive ‘monster fish’ with razor-sharp teeth sees lake drained to find beast
Rampaging killer whales who sank family’s boat attacked another within hours
Fishing boat tragedy: Cambridge mates returned to Three Kings to fulfil fishing dream
Fishermen regret falling asleep as aggressive crocodile sneaks onto their boat