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Index of Subjects Hi Roland Thanks for the note. Does she mean Needlefish ( Scomberesox saurus ) which is often called billfish? Sems they are sometimes very common in that area - other years not at all. No doubt the bluefin tuna will be feeding on them. Fun to see them jump out of the water! Must be quite a shock to those below when they fall back in. Thanks again Paul --- roland.mccormick@ns.sympatico.ca wrote: > I have been waiting for someone to tell us about the > large schools of billfish around the Canso causeway. > On the plus side my daughter says she has seen the > largest flock of eagles and gannets there that she > has ever seen, but on the other side the gulls seem > to be dropping the fish on the causeway and the > place stinks. > Billfish I believe are a southern fish that > are found along our coast in the summer. I caught > one years ago while fishing off the Cape Sable > causeway - it looked to me like a baby swordfish. > > Roland. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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