wahoo

How To Use wahoo In A Sentence

• Indeed, the waters - and the menus - are full of fish with exclamatory names like wahoo and mahi-mahi.
• It had long been known that setting on tunas associated with logs produced high by-catches of other tuna species, sharks, mahi-mahi, wahoos, billfishes, and other large marine predators.
• Here, among the smaller trees, the holly obtains its greatest development, with hornbeams and wahoo elms.
• The top left overlap is labeled "Learn to monetize"; doing this would bring these jobs into the "What we can be paid to do" area, again joining the "Wahoo!" area. The Road To Happiness In Your Work Lies In The Hooray! Zone | Lifehacker Australia
• Winged elm, also called corked elm or wahoo elm, can be distinguished from other elms by the woody, wing-like growths along the branchlets.
• At night we feasted on flesh fish caught off the coast like Wahoo, mahi-mahi, dorado, blue fin and swordfish mixed with rice and black beans.
• As my travels have taken me further and further away from cod and dabs and more into wahoo and tuna territory, so my tastes have been widened and I think I now have what could be called a cosmopolitan piscine palate.
• Some of the fish you can expect to catch are, Kingfish, barracuda, tuna, queen fish, jack crevale dorado, cobia, bonito, wahoo, sailfish and sharks.
• Even more widely available are fresh snapper, wahoo (similar to tuna) and mahi-mahi – another delicious white fish that is also known as dorado or locally (and rather bizarrely) dolphinfish. Enjoy the international flavour of the Cayman Islands
• You might target the king mackerel, the Gulf's most popular light-tackle species, but the next hit could be from a ling, a jackfish, a bonito, a dorado, a shark, a tuna, a wahoo - or something beyond a kid's wildest dreams.