Ferret - fishing cutter wrecked at Waitpinga Beach in December 1932.

He can now add "writer" to a résumé that includes film-set gofer, fish cutter, oil truck driver, cook, mover, crab fisherman and 36 other job titles.

During the final days of the Polish defence of Pomerania, Łomidze, along with several other naval officers, crossed the Baltic on a small fishing cutter.

Five days earlier, customs officials had searched a fishing cutter and uncovered nine tons of hashish, worth $60 million on the street, secreted beneath a layer of herring.

The only safe sources for imported puffer fish are fish that have been processed and prepared by specially trained and certified fish cutters in the city of Shimonoseki, Japan.

The author recounts his itinerant career as an overeducated "modern-day Tom Joad" toiling in the lower reaches of the nation's workplace as, among other things, a fish cutter and furniture mover.

FIVE YOUNG MEN aboard a 58-foot fishing cutter sailed quietly into Darwin Harbor after a 2,800-mile voyage and tied up to the nearest buoy.

Several other fishing vessel were wrecked also including one trawler, one fishing cutter, a fishing smack and other types of vessels that were also used in the fishing and local coastal trading.

They waited ten minutes, Paul timing it exactly on his wristwatch, then crept back to find Gittings comfortably installed on a newly delivered double bed, beginning his lunch of two fresh fish cutters and half a bottle of five-star rum.

D1 THREE LIVES LOST VIOLENTLY A black fish cutter, a white mechanic and a black businessman were among the 49 people killed in the worst urban rioting in modern American history.

In the first 24 hours of what has become the worst urban riot in modern American history, bullets claimed the lives of Dwight (Fishman) Taylor, a black fish cutter, Matthew Haines, a white mechanic, and Elbert Wilkins, a black businessman.

As their fishing boats were heavy working boats, and filled with fishing equipment, they needed a new type of boat; early boats were developed from single masted fishing cutter designs and twin masted yawls, and latterly into the specialist pilot cutter.

In the time of the mills' flourishing, the Yankees who owned them had lived in handsome federalist houses up on Cabot Hill above the town, away from the smell offish, and well clear of the fishermen and mill workers, and fish cutters living below them along the waterfront.