A good skipper has his boat running like clock work with every one getting along and doing their job ....No arguing and swearing .....It makes for a happy work place you are that skipper .......From England.
Great video Rasmus, I had the Lomur - we bought from Iceland 1995 - 26m with ramp and we worked twin rig East of Shetland. Brings back memories. My son works on the Aalskere, recently finished at Thyboron (Kynd and Toft) designed by Ove Kristensen. Great vessel!
Really like this video, I've never fished before but I have (granted, VERY basic knowledge of the some of the processes) some knowledge of how they work, but have never had the opportunity to see them work until this video. Keep up the good work, really enjoyed this video.
It actually took the same time to get the gear in and out again on Karbak, as long as there was nothing wrong. The big advantage of this deck is that its so easy to work with the nets, change sensors, or swap to a different trawl.
Jusr so much that I can hold the wirers straigth away from the ship. Once we start with the Gilson winches its very slow going or the net might jump up and hurt people.
Great video, thank you. I would very much appriceate if you could do avideo where you show the different types of winches you have and describe their purpose...how the process is working and how you use the winches one by one when shooting and hauling. Many thanks.
How does the crew knows when the nets are ready to be pulled in? Any special equipment on board or just due to the vessel speed difference / power requirement ?
Hello, skipper, I Heard you ask the guys were they happy I presume you meant were they happy with the haul if so was it a good haul....good fishing from Ireland.
hello, greetings and prosperity, I am from Indonesia, 38 years old, have experience as an international long line and troll net fisherman for more than 10 years and supported by seafaring documents, healthy body, no drugs, can you help me get a job as a ship crew member, thank you very much
Thank you for sharing Rasmus, really nice to learn how you work!
A good skipper has his boat running like clock work with every one getting along and doing their job ....No arguing and swearing .....It makes for a happy work place you are that skipper .......From England.
Thanks John.
Just came across your channel it's very interesting and I enjoy watching the videos keep up the great video's
Fantastic video brings back many memories
Thanks John.
excellent Video, capable crew, no shouting orders, not required. retired fisherman, W Bowie
William Bowie thanks!
Yup no pot smoking crack heads there
really enjoyed the video watched the entire thing :) shared it on Facebook on few Sea Simulator Fan Groups :) Stay Safe out there Skipper
Thanks for the nice words!
What an interesting video. My com-laments to you.
Good work, Tobis.
Great video Rasmus, I had the Lomur - we bought from Iceland 1995 - 26m with ramp and we worked twin rig East of Shetland. Brings back memories. My son works on the Aalskere, recently finished at Thyboron (Kynd and Toft) designed by Ove Kristensen. Great vessel!
Indeed. Iain and the guys on Aalskere sure got a great upgrade with the new boat.
Lots of effort to film this. Amazing footage. You are probably the hardest working people on the planet!
Really like this video, I've never fished before but I have (granted, VERY basic knowledge of the some of the processes) some knowledge of how they work, but have never had the opportunity to see them work until this video. Keep up the good work, really enjoyed this video.
Great video, cheers from Newfoundland
newfie1984 thanks!
So much easier than hauling on the Karback,great video,good men on the deck ,some very experienced men there.
It actually took the same time to get the gear in and out again on Karbak, as long as there was nothing wrong. The big advantage of this deck is that its so easy to work with the nets, change sensors, or swap to a different trawl.
@@RasmusHald ,thanks so much for giving us a in depth video of hauling and shooting away ,what speed are you going ahead when hauling the gear?
Jusr so much that I can hold the wirers straigth away from the ship. Once we start with the Gilson winches its very slow going or the net might jump up and hurt people.
Great video, thank you. I would very much appriceate if you could do avideo where you show the different types of winches you have and describe their purpose...how the process is working and how you use the winches one by one when shooting and hauling. Many thanks.
Awesome video and content mate. Subscribed.👍
Never boring for me Rasmus 52yrs in the fishing
How do you attach and then detach the trawl door I’ve always wondered that?
It is difficult to explain.
I will try and make a future video that shows it.
How does the crew knows when the nets are ready to be pulled in? Any special equipment on board or just due to the vessel speed difference / power requirement ?
I enjoyed your vlog very much . The younger guys seem to do alot of the work than the older one with the grey beard!!! 😆 🤣 😂
Thanks from Bangladesh.
Hello, skipper, I Heard you ask the guys were they happy I presume you meant were they happy with the haul if so was it a good haul....good fishing from Ireland.
Hi Jarlath. Yes this was a good haul of mixed fish.
Hello from Anacortes, Washington
Sir, do you still need sailors on your ship to work?
So do you have machines that gut and clean it or do u just pack it up in ice?
What fish are they, pollock and cod I take it?
Yes and some Hake and monkfish.
Well done you have earnt 1 more sub
Hello mr rasmus..i would like to ask if your vessel is accepting filipino crew
It is not.
Ser ut for å være en godt utstyrt tråler dette!
How many boxes do u have in your fish store. Loved the vid m8 and u have 1 more sub
Hi Sam, around 1700 boxes
What is ur average haul in boxes
I was only on this boat 4 trips, where we had 25-40 ton pr trip.
Is Karbak sold?
Yes
Cheers Rasmus I see the Tobis fishing on the east side of the West Hercules platform in the North Sea are you the owner skipper-?
No, I was just there a few trips. Starting my new job next week, so will most likely be some new video here in a few weeks from there.
Who's watching this, while playing Fishing North Atlantic? :)
Be safe ...from malaysia
Your men are knot working as a team
Was this a joke? I never can tell when someone is pranking me.
Hola buenas. Soy marinero estoy interesado para trabajar con vosotros. Un saludo. Espero respuesta gracias
Why where they allowed to cut open a perfectly good net to get a dozen fish out think that's mental ???????????
Ehh?
They cut it and then sew it again.
Ask for agency
Du har mange folk
Show om du legger ut flere slike filmer
So boss you can send me your email and send my peppers to you please thanks.
hello, greetings and prosperity, I am from Indonesia, 38 years old, have experience as an international long line and troll net fisherman for more than 10 years and supported by seafaring documents, healthy body, no drugs, can you help me get a job as a ship crew member, thank you very much