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BODEGA BAY, Calif. (AP) — Federal wildlife officials say that a whale tangled in a large fishing line that went missing during previous rescue attempts has been freed by a fisherman.National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration spokesman Jim Milbury says that a crabbing boat's captain and crew spotted the gray whale in the ocean off Bodega Bay on Thursday.Captain Mark Anello and his crew spent 90 minutes working to free the 40-ton mammal.The whale was first spotted off the Orange County coast April 17, hundreds of miles from where it was ultimately rescued, dragging several buoys attached to a net.Rescuers attempted to free it at the time, but it went missing until it was spotted off the coast of Monterey County.
