albacore , auch: albicore

Soon I was fast to a demon of an albacore.

For the moment, he looked left at the albacore.

The tide had changed and with it the albacore appeared once more on the surface.

A pod of albacore came up in back of us.

While his wife was pregnant, he said, she consumed a can of albacore tuna almost every day.

I switched to one of the same pattern, and five minutes later an albacore appeared behind my offering.

In the exchange of fire Albacore suffered one man killed and six or seven wounded before she pulled back.

In some parts of the world, other species may be called "albacore":

I picked up only a straggler from the albacore that were feeding.

The waiter seemed eager for me to try the day's special, a spicy albacore stew.

Fish usually caught in the open ocean are coming into the harbor, like the albacore he and others began catching last summer.

In this country, the most fished tuna is albacore.

For some reason, the albacore were being extremely finicky.

If you prefer albacore (white) tuna, limit yourself to 6 ounces per week.

Within four strips, I was into an albacore.

Albacore was again bombed by American aircraft on 10 November.

The hull weight of an Albacore is 109 kg (240 lbs).

New York is No. 1 when it comes to white albacore tuna, with 25 percent of the total national consumption.

Today I'll work out where the schools of bonito and albacore are and maybe there will be a big one with them.

The albacore took off with a blazing run like a bonefish.

Pregnant women should avoid these fish (and limit white albacore tuna to 6 ounces per week).

The results were appalling to all save Norton the cat who will be eating false albacore for the next three weeks.

Oh, and don't bother to call Albacore; it's the same there and at the bank.

Presently the canoe came alongside and two or three dozen large albacore were tossed on deck.

Finally - and mercifully for my tired arms - the albacore, all lit up from the fight, came to the net.