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Hornby bags three as dragons hammer sharks

By Simon Jenkins

THE WINDOW, March 6 (Reuters) – A series of storms over the past week may have hit Australia's biggest fishing industry, and one fishing vessel sank into an Australian lake, killing two of its crew.

The vessel, a Hornby Seahawk, was making its third voyage, after docking in Buhum, northern Victoria, early on Saturday, when it broke up near an unknown body of water off the coast of Sydney state.

The vessel's owner said the crew had gone to check out the local boat launch to avoid encountering large waves when a strong wave swept over the boat and the crew capsized.

"We were not aware of any boats coming in that quickly," Hornby owner John Hornby told reporters on Thursday. "The only thing we could see was a white, big fish coming down and a big boat coming up. We were really hoping to get a hold of them, but nothing was there.

"They were just in the water and that's the last thing I expected."

In a statement, a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Meteorology said the weather and seas were "extremely difficult" on Friday, when the vessel was being towed by a Cessna helicopter.

The Bureau said it is aware of an investigation being carried out into the incident. (Reporting by Simon Jenkins; Writing by Paul Taylor; Editing by David Evans)
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