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Seaworthy a swordboat captain returns to the sea
Greenlaw, the world's only female swordfish captain, can't resist the opportunity to captain the Seahawk for a season of swordfishing. This true tale addresses how to find one's true self.
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- "Greenlaw, the world's only female swordfish captain, can't resist the opportunity to captain the Seahawk for a season of swordfishing. This true tale addresses how to find one's true self."@en
- "Linda Greenlaw hadn't been blue-water fishing for ten years, since the great events chronicled in The Perfect Storm and The Hungry Ocean, when an old friend offered her the captaincy on his boat, Seahawk, for a season of swordfishing. She took the bait, of course, and thus opened a new chapter in a life that had already seen enough adventure for three lifetimes. The Seahawk turns out to be the rustiest of buckets, with sprung, busted, and ancient equipment guaranteed to fail at any critical moment. Life is never dull out on the Grand Banks, and no one is better at capturing the flavor and details of the wild ride that is swordfishing, from the technical complexities of longline fishing and the nuances of reading the weather and waves to the sheer beauty of the open water."@en
- "Linda Greenlaw's lobster traps weren't paying off, her truck was on its last gasp, and bills were piling up on the table when an old friend offered her a captaincy on his boat for a season of swordfishing. She hadn't been blue-water fishing for ten years, since the great events chronicled in The Perfect Storm and The Hungry Ocean, and she was ready to ditch land life and return to sea."
- "Linda Greenlaw's lobster traps weren't paying off, her truck was on its last gasp, and bills were piling up on the table when an old friend offered her a captaincy on his boat for a season of swordfishing. She hadn't been blue-water fishing for ten years, since the great events chronicled in The Perfect Storm and The Hungry Ocean, and she was ready to ditch land life and return to sea."@en
- "Linda Greenlaw, the world's only female swordfish captain, hadn't been swordfishing in ten years. But when her lobster traps aren't paying off, her truck is on its last gasp, and the bills are piling up, she decides to take a friend up on his offer and captain a boat for a season of swordfishing. However, the boat turns out to be the rustiest of buckets, with sprung, busted, and ancient equipment. Here, Greenlaw chronicles her adventures on the sea, including a trip to jail."@en
- "Recounts how the financially strapped author accepted a job captaining a swordfishing boat, a voyage marked by the challenges of the vessel's poor condition, bad weather, and an inadvertent arrest."@en
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