What a lot of snarky people there are today. It just shows how small peoples attention spans are and how little they understand about the work that goes into making content. This is a different video filmed on a completely different day to the first monkfish video published 1 month ago. Be grateful, be nice or do not comment. It’s that simple. 👍🏻
Don’t let them bother you mate… The videos you make and share are hugely uplifting and a welcome distraction to everyday life. Sincerely appreciate what you do, keep up the great work. Matt
That was ALOT of hard work for the day. I couldn't imagine doing that everyday... But the variety is great!! Tangles.... not so much. I know Mikey was glad to have your help John.
I at first thought it was a repeat of the earlier Monkfish episode. The point is it’s a different video about ‘a day in the life’ of a commercial fisherman. Yes it’s Ground Hog day in that the graft needed to catch the ‘catch’ is never commensurate with the reward. Ignore the ill informed. I find it fascinating. 👏👏
A great day, I really enjoy these commercial fishing videos. It's amazing how selective those nets are, very few under weight or undesirable species. A huge thanks to Mikey for letting us tag along.
Patience is a virtue to take the catch out of the net it's hard graft for fishermen they deserve every penny they make God bless you all and all who sail nice 1 Johnny thanks for the video 😊😊
LOVED this posting! Diverse seafood species really made it interesting. How nice someone has made a machine to help keep nets in check. Now it would be nice for someone to invent how to release the catch easier and faster. Thanks for taking us along and thanks to the Captain for allowing it.
John, I know it's counterproductive but we folks like to have our 'cake' and eat it too occasionally. Saw today's posting (Sunday 11 June '23) and I enjoyed it too. Two nice pollacks to take home. Gave it a thumbs-up 👍 it was fine fishing as you stated. Did I miss the posting with Jim cooking up the Monkfish cheeks? I've had halibut cheeks and they are a 'treat'. My best to the familyand hello from the states!
i absoloutly love monkfish (both to eat and as an animal) and i have to admit, these videos on commercial fishing are really interesting stuff. thank you very much!
The editing makes it looks easy, and for someone who has only caught cod ,mackerel and pollock by rod from a boat in the firth of fourth I am envious of your day out .
Im in the US and never knew you had such a variety of sport fish to catch in the UK !!!! I love the shows you come up with !!! Its pure fishing , no loud unappreciated music , just fishing !!!! There are NOT many people I like to fish with but if I ever had the chance , it would be FANTASTIC to fish with you !!! I catch alott of fish here but there is also ALOT of compitition with other people !! Keep the shows coming !!!!! There great !!!!!
Just keep them coming John. These commercial fishing trips are really interesting no matter how many times you go out even on the same boat. Each trip is different and VERY INTERESTING. Just ignore the knockers. Yours is one of the best TH-cam channels and you deserve the success and any reward it brings.
Loved both of the monk commercial videos mate you explain everything well.. Always wondered how they were targetted im glad they arn't all pulled up by the dredges.
Thank you John and Mikey for another glimpse into the hard work that's put into putting fish on our tables. I absolutely love watching these. Sending you health and happiness to both your familes.
I am a video producer in North Carolina and I have fished since the early 1970's. This is one of the best, most realistic commercial fishing videos I have ever watched in your part of the world. I was guessing you were around the English Channel. Here off the NC coast, there is a small fleet of bottom fishing boats that fish on the NC continental drop, about 50 miles offshore, 300 - 400 feet of water for snapper, trigger fish, grouper and many others. Your video reminds me of that deep drop trip. If you guys made 10 hours of content, I would watch all of it!
This is my new favorite style of video you make, seeing how these different commercial fishermen do their work is so interesting and educational, I could watch them for hours!
Great video! That second net seemed very productive. I couldn't believe the size of those crabs! Removing everything from the net looks like hard work. Does Mikey usually do everything by himself?
Brilliant once again - no two days are the same and you're right - sun-up is the best time of day. I was on holiday last week in Pontllyfni and watched a fisherman hauling his pots like you do. I saw him keep a few lobsters but was throwing nearly everything else back, mostly spider crab I think...some were huge! It was still fascinating just to see what came up. Thanks 😄
I can't believe you guys don't get seasick. You really did pick the right occupation. I was getting ill just watching the boat rock :D Another great video
An absolutely brilliant video,👏 showing how hardworking, and respectful this fisherman is.😲😀 He deserves respect and admiration, and every penny he earns.🫡🫡 Thank you for showing these videos.👍 You have a brilliant channel.👏❤️ Take care and stay safe.😷
Very fun and interesting to watch! I love seeing the process and that nothing goes to waste. Gives an appreciation for the work that goes into the seafood that we eat!
I spent some time on the commercial boats in Alaska catching sockeye salmon and i have to say its noce to see a true to life video about how commercial fishing actually goes! Another great video!
John I was thinking how a hauler would help you, but you read my mind and said you don’t need or want one.. that’s funny. Thanks for another great video
Great video John I am really enjoying these commercial fishing trips those crabs were unbelievable one of those would feed me for a week , keep them coming and thank Mikey.
@@TheFishLocker Hey John are you uploading today, as I have to go out, heat is extremely high here, and Cicadas going crazy, just don't want to miss it!
Another very educational video John, fascinating the way Mikey cuts the claw tendons.. never seen that before. This vid goes a long way to show how much hard work goes into putting fish on our tables... Thanks for the upload John.
These are really interesting videos John. It would be useful to understand the minimum landing sizes for the monk and bycatch (you're using gauges on the shellfish and you mentioned a limit re the small ling) and the difference in rules within the 6 mile limit and outside it.
Absolutely loved it, reminded me of the TV show How it's made. I love to find out how much work goes into the end product. Well done John for all the hard work 👍
i remember watching you a bunch during covid lockdown - really got me through it. i’m glad to see you’re still getting the recognition you deserve. cheers to you & keep it up!
Great video john as ever Thats where i work the Helford passage My boat is on the swing moorings Missed you again I like the idea of you showing the public that commercial fishing is not kill everything and damage the sea bed gill netting as you know is very selective with almost no dead by catch thrown back Well done john keep these coming 👏🏻 👍 😊
This trip and video saw 1 single dogfish thrown back dead - Crabs had had it. Show me any form off commercial fishing that is more sustainable than that?!
Thank you John for all your videos. It is really interesting to see how commercial fishermen work although I especially love seeing your videos hauling in your crab pots by hand; fishing; foraging and of course Spargo's Kitchen!!! Love you and your family!
Really makes me appreciate the food on my plate. Whether it's fish or meat or veggies. The effort people go to to give you your daily food is amazing. I totally understand why years ago it was common to say grace at the table to thank them, even though it was aimed at some entity. Thanks John.
Awesome video again John a nice mixed catch ,looking forward 2 the next 1 .,the weather here is cold very cold the wind would blow a dog of a chain. Happy catching from AUSTRALIA Nick
As the 'great' footballing philosopher said, "Ze Zeagull, zeh always follow ze trawler" ;-) Enjoying these 'a day in the life' series - you really get to see what's what. Best Tony
Same old mate. Haven’t got a clue but are experts 😂 As a spearo for over 40 years, starting with a sharpened stick. I still get it and those people as we know hide behind platforms, ask them to confront or ask face to face, we know the answer. Carry on mate we love your content, makes me smile whilst working away from the sea ❤
Great, video john. I love monkfish. Its the best. Love to see every bit of the catch bieng used. You cant get more, sustainable than that. I know these, huge Atlantic fishing ships are a giant factory below, deck. Making fish oils, dried fishmeal etc etc nothing is, wasted.
Thanks John/Mikey, It must be hard work untangling the crabs & fish from the net's as they come aboard & watching the winches spinning round, would scare me to death, hat's off to you Gents 😊
Brilliant video as always John. Interesting to see how much larger the brown crabs and lobster are when caught much further out at depth. Keep the videos coming! All the best.
These kind of nets don't get repaired, when they are past their working life the net is chopped off the ropes and recycled. Then new panels of net are rigged back onto the float line and lead line.
I really enjoyed watching this. I always thought I'd like working on an inshore commercial fishing boat but there's no way I could spend half my day untangling crabs and lobsters from the net. It'd drive me mad.
Found out something cool today. Glowsticks attract fish, or the light of it does. Fastened one to my line and the fish would not stop biting caught some giant pollocks👍😁
The size of those edible crabs were massive, thanks John for another great trip in your mates boat, Mikey is a real sport to let you come along, you can tell he is a real professional, we used to call Monk fish poor mans Scampi, now we just call it Scampi or rather the chip shops do and charge you a packet for it, would love to see Jim cook some of those monster edibles, if he has a pot big enough.
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What a lot of snarky people there are today. It just shows how small peoples attention spans are and how little they understand about the work that goes into making content. This is a different video filmed on a completely different day to the first monkfish video published 1 month ago. Be grateful, be nice or do not comment. It’s that simple. 👍🏻
Don’t let them bother you mate… The videos you make and share are hugely uplifting and a welcome distraction to everyday life. Sincerely appreciate what you do, keep up the great work. Matt
That was ALOT of hard work for the day. I couldn't imagine doing that everyday... But the variety is great!! Tangles.... not so much. I know Mikey was glad to have your help John.
I at first thought it was a repeat of the earlier Monkfish episode.
The point is it’s a different video about ‘a day in the life’ of a commercial fisherman. Yes it’s Ground Hog day in that the graft needed to catch the ‘catch’ is never commensurate with the reward.
Ignore the ill informed. I find it fascinating. 👏👏
It was because of the strawberry full moon last night lol
As I already said , definitely not a repeat. We got to see the hard work for the prep… I found it fascinating 🧐. Good luck and God . R
A great day, I really enjoy these commercial fishing videos. It's amazing how selective those nets are, very few under weight or undesirable species. A huge thanks to Mikey for letting us tag along.
The only things that this net caught that were undersized was crabs and they can be unpicked and returned to the sea alive. 👍🏻🦀
Patience is a virtue to take the catch out of the net it's hard graft for fishermen they deserve every penny they make God bless you all and all who sail nice 1 Johnny thanks for the video 😊😊
A great day, I really enjoy these commercial fishing videos
Thank you, I do too.
LOVED this posting! Diverse seafood species really made it interesting. How nice someone has made a machine to help keep nets in check. Now it would be nice for someone to invent how to release the catch easier and faster. Thanks for taking us along and thanks to the Captain for allowing it.
If the fish were easy to get out of the net. They wouldn’t get stuck in it. 😉
John, I know it's counterproductive but we folks like to have our 'cake' and eat it too occasionally.
Saw today's posting (Sunday 11 June '23) and I enjoyed it too. Two nice pollacks to take home. Gave it a thumbs-up 👍 it was fine fishing as you stated. Did I miss the posting with Jim cooking up the Monkfish cheeks? I've had halibut cheeks and they are a 'treat'.
My best to the familyand hello from the states!
John, they should all be very grateful of all the effort you put in to edit these videos. It’s a lot of work.
Thank you for noticing.
i absoloutly love monkfish (both to eat and as an animal) and i have to admit, these videos on commercial fishing are really interesting stuff. thank you very much!
The editing makes it looks easy, and for someone who has only caught cod ,mackerel and pollock by rod from a boat in the firth of fourth I am envious of your day out .
Haha. It is far from easy in real life.
John I could watch your videos all day. Loving the series. Thank you for all your hard work and the effort you put in.
It is my pleasure Gordon. Have a great day my friend. 😊👍🏻
Love all your vids. Best on TH-cam.
Thank you. 😊👍🏻
hello John, excellent video! Mikey is a very hard worker. I can't imagine having to do everything by myself.
The crazy crayfish sound is just like a fantastic dolphins cool sounds u herd it here 1st good people.😊
Wonderful aren’t they.
Super impressive operation! You 2 work together like a fine tuned machine!
Mikey usually works solo, so he really works hard!!
@@TheFishLocker Wow- you two must be in amazing shape given what you do for a living! Much respect from Washington, DC!
Im in the US and never knew you had such a variety of sport fish to catch in the UK !!!! I love the shows you come up with !!! Its pure fishing , no loud unappreciated music , just fishing !!!! There are NOT many people I like to fish with but if I ever had the chance , it would be FANTASTIC to fish with you !!! I catch alott of fish here but there is also ALOT of compitition with other people !!
Keep the shows coming !!!!!
There great !!!!!
Thank you very much Mike and best wishes to you and your family sir. 👍🏻🎣
Just keep them coming John. These commercial fishing trips are really interesting no matter how many times you go out even on the same boat. Each trip is different and VERY INTERESTING. Just ignore the knockers. Yours is one of the best TH-cam channels and you deserve the success and any reward it brings.
Thank you very much John and take care. 😊👍🏻
Wow, that was amazing to watch . Thanks for bringing us along.
My pleasure Richard.
Loved both of the monk commercial videos mate you explain everything well.. Always wondered how they were targetted im glad they arn't all pulled up by the dredges.
Thank you John and Mikey for another glimpse into the hard work that's put into putting fish on our tables.
I absolutely love watching these.
Sending you health and happiness to both your familes.
Thank you Vinnie and best wishes.
Another excellent look see into our fishing industry. Nice work Fishlocker. Thank you.
My pleasure mate.
I am a video producer in North Carolina and I have fished since the early 1970's. This is one of the best, most realistic commercial fishing videos I have ever watched in your part of the world. I was guessing you were around the English Channel. Here off the NC coast, there is a small fleet of bottom fishing boats that fish on the NC continental drop, about 50 miles offshore, 300 - 400 feet of water for snapper, trigger fish, grouper and many others. Your video reminds me of that deep drop trip. If you guys made 10 hours of content, I would watch all of it!
Thank you very much Michael, have you seen any of our other Commerical fishing videos? Crab, Cuttlefish, whelk?
This is my new favorite style of video you make, seeing how these different commercial fishermen do their work is so interesting and educational, I could watch them for hours!
I feel that way too. I could watch these for hours.
Everything I know about fishing I’ve learnt from Mr Locker and my Dad, myself and my son watch these every week, he’s five and loves them. Thank you
I am amazed at all the different species caught , still cant get my head round how well that net works on so many different levels ...amazing really.
And no negative bycatch. Great isn’t it.
As always a great video! I could sit and watch these for hours enjoying the content like I was on the boat with you!
Hats off to you guys, job well done!
Thanks mate.
Morning John very interesting vidoe Tel G
Thank you very much.
Great video! That second net seemed very productive. I couldn't believe the size of those crabs! Removing everything from the net looks like hard work. Does Mikey usually do everything by himself?
Mikey works completely solo most of the time. And yes, removing those crabs really is hard work. 🤣🦀
Brilliant once again - no two days are the same and you're right - sun-up is the best time of day. I was on holiday last week in Pontllyfni and watched a fisherman hauling his pots like you do.
I saw him keep a few lobsters but was throwing nearly everything else back, mostly spider crab I think...some were huge! It was still fascinating just to see what came up. Thanks 😄
I don’t keep many spider either.
I can't believe you guys don't get seasick. You really did pick the right occupation. I was getting ill just watching the boat rock :D Another great video
It’s time spent at sea that builds that tolerance and balance
You too?!
Thanks for the interesting video, as far as I know, we don't have monk fish in Australia. Great fish.
That’s surprising as they are pretty well spread around the globe. Might be a water temp thing.
An absolutely brilliant video,👏 showing how hardworking, and respectful this fisherman is.😲😀 He deserves respect and admiration, and every penny he earns.🫡🫡
Thank you for showing these videos.👍
You have a brilliant channel.👏❤️
Take care and stay safe.😷
Another great watch John really enjoyed this one,may I say I enjoy everyone.
Thank you very much Stuart.
Very fun and interesting to watch! I love seeing the process and that nothing goes to waste. Gives an appreciation for the work that goes into the seafood that we eat!
I think so too Becky.
Fascinating, thank so much work goes into catching and preparing the catch for sale.😊
I spent some time on the commercial boats in Alaska catching sockeye salmon and i have to say its noce to see a true to life video about how commercial fishing actually goes! Another great video!
Outstanding John, period.....kind regards Mike. Norfolk.
Thank you very much Mike. 😊👍🏻
Excellent John. Blokes doing bloke jobs. A pleasure to go to work.
I agree
John I was thinking how a hauler would help you, but you read my mind and said you don’t need or want one.. that’s funny. Thanks for another great video
😊👍🏻
Some massive crabs. Interesting how he disables the claws. Awesome haul
Very clever isn’t it.
I’m loving watching these videos on the commercial boats,.. I’d love to see more of these kind of videos xxxxx
More on the way.
@@TheFishLocker awesome I can’t wait!! Xxx
Great video John I am really enjoying these commercial fishing trips those crabs were unbelievable one of those would feed me for a week , keep them coming and thank Mikey.
There were some proper bruisers in amongst them wasn’t there!!!
WOW!! awesome video.. that captain rocks the boat..
Thank you John & Mikey, smashing upload. Greetings from a very windy (6 Beaufort) Cyprus. 🐟🐟🦀🦀
Hi Jacqui. Have a lovely day. 😊
@@TheFishLocker Hey John are you uploading today, as I have to go out, heat is extremely high here, and Cicadas going crazy, just don't want to miss it!
Great videos John, nice to see the different methods in action, 👍👍👍
Thank you Conor 😊👍🏻
Another very educational video John, fascinating the way Mikey cuts the claw tendons.. never seen that before.
This vid goes a long way to show how much hard work goes into putting fish on our tables... Thanks for the upload John.
It’s a very effective way of stopping them from fighting isn’t it.
nice video, you see how much they have to do to bring the fish to shore. multitasking on a boat !! crazy looking fish
It’s not a job for the faint hearted. 😉
Crabs look like they give a hard time getting out of the nets. Looks like a wonderful day on the boat. Only halfway through looks like a lot of work.
They are a real battle!!
Hi John, great video, it amazes me how the net untangles after you remove the catch, it looks to be a complete mess. Very informative, thanks .
It’s a skill. 😉
Thank you so much for making and sharing this video! What a cool experience!
My pleasure Sherri. 😊
John, interesting and fun watching the nets come up and the different catch in them. Those monkfish have some wicked teeth!
They are like pins and rows and rows of them!!!
YAY!!! More monkfish fishing! I loved the first video you posted of this, and I'm thrilled to see more!!!
A good video, makes me think of things of 45 years ago. thank you.
My pleasure John.
These are really interesting videos John. It would be useful to understand the minimum landing sizes for the monk and bycatch (you're using gauges on the shellfish and you mentioned a limit re the small ling) and the difference in rules within the 6 mile limit and outside it.
I have done many different jobs in my life. non of them could beat the feeling of a daybreak on a boat. thank you for this video my friend.
My pleasure George.
Another great video! Thanks for giving us brilliant, informative videos so consistently.
It is my pleasure Elliot. 😊
The net work is fascinating to watch as someone who hasn't done this....Great video!
I could watch this type of thing for hours.
Absolutely loved it, reminded me of the TV show How it's made.
I love to find out how much work goes into the end
product. Well done John for all the hard work 👍
Thank you Stephen 😊👍🏻
i remember watching you a bunch during covid lockdown - really got me through it. i’m glad to see you’re still getting the recognition you deserve. cheers to you & keep it up!
If our content helped during lockdown then I am glad. Take care bud.
Great video john as ever
Thats where i work the Helford passage
My boat is on the swing moorings
Missed you again
I like the idea of you showing the public that commercial fishing is not kill everything and damage the sea bed gill netting as you know is very selective with almost no dead by catch thrown back
Well done john keep these coming 👏🏻 👍 😊
This trip and video saw 1 single dogfish thrown back dead - Crabs had had it. Show me any form off commercial fishing that is more sustainable than that?!
Some cracking sized crabs amongst that haul of monks, really interesting to see both sides of fishing from commercial to private
Thank you, I do hope that people find these videos interesting and educational. 😊👍🏻
Thank you John for all your videos. It is really interesting to see how commercial fishermen work although I especially love seeing your videos hauling in your crab pots by hand; fishing; foraging and of course Spargo's Kitchen!!! Love you and your family!
Who says men can't 'multi-task'! LOL!!!!! Brilliant once more both of you. Thank you! (The size of those crabs!!!! Wow!)
They were big ones weren’t they!!
Very interesting John , cheers 👍🏴
Your content is fantastic! You are living the dream!!
Thank you.
Brilliant video John. The amount of species that was caught was amazing
And no negative bycatch. Brilliant isn’t it.
It is always cool to see the small town fishing boat, never a bad day on the water. Good luck Have fun
Really makes me appreciate the food on my plate. Whether it's fish or meat or veggies. The effort people go to to give you your daily food is amazing. I totally understand why years ago it was common to say grace at the table to thank them, even though it was aimed at some entity. Thanks John.
Massive thanks for sharing Mate! I really enjoyed that and found it very interesting :)
Cheers.
Rob.
Glad to hear you enjoyed it Rob.
Another great video John great to see the different types of fish he catches as well as the shell fish love the content well done John
Thank you very much. 😊🦀
I always love watching your videos. Ive been following you for a few years now i hope you and the wife and kids are doing well! Keep up the hard work!
Thank you very much, yes we are all well. 👍🏻
Awesome video again John a nice mixed catch ,looking forward 2 the next 1 .,the weather here is cold very cold the wind would blow a dog of a chain. Happy catching from AUSTRALIA Nick
Hope you and the family are well Nick. 👍🏻
As the 'great' footballing philosopher said, "Ze Zeagull, zeh always follow ze trawler" ;-)
Enjoying these 'a day in the life' series - you really get to see what's what.
Best
Tony
Thank you Tony. I am glad you enjoy them. 😊👍🏻
Same old mate. Haven’t got a clue but are experts 😂
As a spearo for over 40 years, starting with a sharpened stick. I still get it and those people as we know hide behind platforms, ask them to confront or ask face to face, we know the answer.
Carry on mate we love your content, makes me smile whilst working away from the sea ❤
Thanks Lee and take care bud. 😉
another great insight. thanks
great vid chap as always, always something to learn about our seas
Great, video john. I love monkfish. Its the best. Love to see every bit of the catch bieng used. You cant get more, sustainable than that.
I know these, huge Atlantic fishing ships are a giant factory below, deck. Making fish oils, dried fishmeal etc etc nothing is, wasted.
Very interesting video,
Glad you think so. I find this really interesting
Cracking video john....shines a light on the work that goes into putting food on the table.
Thanks John/Mikey, It must be hard work untangling the crabs & fish from the net's as they come aboard & watching the winches spinning round, would scare me to death, hat's off to you Gents 😊
It’s all exciting to me. 😊
Another great video John they crabs were enormous 🦀🦞🐟
Some of them were monsters!! 😊
Brilliant video as always John. Interesting to see how much larger the brown crabs and lobster are when caught much further out at depth. Keep the videos coming! All the best.
That’s why I don’t see so many in the pots.
Totally facinating thank you to you and your friend too
Another amazing adventure! I'll be dreaming of Monkfish tails and monster crabs for days to come 😀 Thank you so very much!
Glad you enjoyed joining us Andy. All the best mate. 👍🏻
Those brown edible crabs!!!! Huge buggers!!! Another interesting video from the day in a life. Thank you!
Well that was a varied catch! Love the idea of using the Monk heads for bait, can’t wait to see what they catch. Those crab were huge.
A lot of work involved amazing catch
The nets seem aggravating to me this is my first time watching your channel love it already
Thank you.
Great day. Thanks guys.
Thank you.
The repair times on those nets must be insane, always interesting these vids, cheers john i enjoyed that!
These kind of nets don't get repaired, when they are past their working life the net is chopped off the ropes and recycled. Then new panels of net are rigged back onto the float line and lead line.
As Adrian has said.
This was fascinating. I would love to see a live stream of this :)
Signal would be the issue.
Keep them coming John I love em
Another great video. Thanks for all your hard work John.
Top cleaner Mr fisherman love locker spider man.
🤣🦀
I really enjoyed watching this. I always thought I'd like working on an inshore commercial fishing boat but there's no way I could spend half my day untangling crabs and lobsters from the net.
It'd drive me mad.
Haha. These days weren't even that bad. 🤣
Love these Commercial fishing videos, let’s people see the hard work that goes into getting their Seafood.
These guys certainly earn their pennies.
You get great content, and your buddy Mikey gets a helping hand/temp First Mate for his work. I'd call that a win-win!
Definite win win mate.
Great video as always john I always look forwards to Sunday and Wednesday as I know I can watch the fishlocker
Found out something cool today. Glowsticks attract fish, or the light of it does. Fastened one to my line and the fish would not stop biting caught some giant pollocks👍😁
The size of those edible crabs were massive, thanks John for another great trip in your mates boat, Mikey is a real sport to let you come along, you can tell he is a real professional, we used to call Monk fish poor mans Scampi, now we just call it Scampi or rather the chip shops do and charge you a packet for it, would love to see Jim cook some of those monster edibles, if he has a pot big enough.
Those cock crabs really were monsters weren’t they!!! 🦀
Nice one John those monk fish are amazing and you could get a football in their mouth. That crab was a wicked size too😊😊