noun
definition
Any species of game fish belonging to either of the genera Tetrapturus or Makaira. Every such species has a pointed, spear-like projection of the upper jaw.
Examples of marlin in a Sentence
To understand the techniques it is necessary to know ho the sail fish or marlin takes its prey.
Like Hemingway 's marlin, the giant tarpon of Cuba seem lost to local knowledge.
They do a fine plate of smoked marlin here, too.
Visitors can try for tuna, marlin, swordfish, and other large game fish.
Madeira is known for excellent deep-sea fishing, particularly blue marlin.
It was in Cuba that Hemingway enjoyed fantastic bluewater fishing for marlin, broadbill swordfish and, of course marlin.
Marlin sets off to look for Nemo, joined by Dory, a regal blue tang with a short memory span.
Like Hemingway's marlin, the giant tarpon of Cuba seem lost to local knowledge.
Marlin Dive Board Shorts - Highlighted by signature Guy Harvey artwork along the left side, the board shorts are made from a micro suede soft fiber material.
Grand Slam Swim Trunks - Embroidery on these swim trunks features a blue marlin, a white marlin and a sailfish.
The board shorts (Strike, Marlin Dive, Twist of Fate and Swordfish Strike) are approximately $50, while the remaining styles are less.
Swordfish are the billfish one would expect to see in British waters; however, white marlin are also quite cold water tolerant.
The action and charm of the story is the epic battle between Santiago and a giant marlin and his rigorous journey back home.
Cabo San Lucas is also the site of the largest marlin tournament in the world, with a purse of $1 million.