Harald Engen was delivering halibut to a village when he got a message that a submarine was entangled in his 32-foot boat’s trawl nets.

A Norwegian fishing crew was surprised this week by the day’s big, rare catch — a U.S. submarine longer than a football field. Harald Engen was delivering halibut to a village on Norway’s west coast

Norwegian fishermen were left stunned after they netted a £3.38 billion nuclear submarine. The young men - all in their twenties - were out fishing for halibut in their 10-metre-long boat the Øygutt (Island Boy) in waters just west of Tromsø.

A GROUP of avid fishermen were left in shock after they managed to catch a 7,800 ton US navy nuclear-powered submarine. The Norwegian fishing crew were hunting for halibut before they accidentally

A Norwegian fishing crew was surprised this week by the day’s big, rare catch — a U.S. submarine longer than a football field.

A Norwegian fisherman, Harald Engen, made an unexpected catch when a U.S. submarine became entangled in his fishing nets. The 377-foot, nuclear-powered USS Virginia was on its way from the port of Tromsø when its propellers got caught in Engen's nets,