If that were the case it's a little ironic getting ridiculed, lectured, and pushed by a main deckhand who died of an actual overdose after years of substance abuse.
@@morsebaittackleco.5250 it’s ironic but extremely likely. From what I’ve seen about 100% of the fleet captains included seem to struggle with pretty much every kind of addiction known to man. So much so that i don’t think they count being addicted to something as an excuse to be a lazy shitbag.
@@morsebaittackleco.5250 well they aren’t the ones giving him hell for it, we are. And I have no doubts that a lot of those guys that work on deck probably have a few vices but non the less stepping into that world and not performing is what he’s being ridiculed for. He knew what he was getting into…
On a fishing boat whenever you get time to eat something eat or else you won’t get that chance again for awhile. Keep your strength up eat something when ya got the free time.
Uh no. You have to hire new people eventually, the red flags should've been the legal issues thing he asked him about earlier and is mentioned in the next vid when he lays around asking to get taken back to town.
I don’t eat right but I didn’t know it can effect a person so hard they can’t function. Based on seeing what this greenhorn is dealing with. I’ve never been pushed that hard without sleep. The most I’ve had to stay awake is 24hrs and that wad kinda tough.
This greenhorn was from Alabama. He disappointed me. I'm from Alabama and I went for kings and opillio some cod. I also started working on boats in Florida. I love commercial fishing
Lots of captains don’t own there boats. Most are provided boats by a company or another owner. That could explain why Bills on another boat. I know Jake dosnt own his boat he has to pay royalties to the boats owner.
There was a time when I could have done this job. 48 to 60 hour days, mostly hard work almost nothing sedentary. Outdoors in the cold most of the time... Then I quit doing drugs. Now?... f☆@k that!! I'll just stay on the beach and buy it.
alleged 10 years of service in the Marine Corps, during which he reportedly received two purple hearts, a bronze star, and a silver star. Stolen valor.
Wild Bill comes across to me as a heartless rouge He doesn't give a rats about his crew unless they brown nose ..even then he always bagging someone out while he strokes his tough guy ego
He does seem to care. He did let the guy rest, but he had to reiterate that the guy needs to eat and drink during his shifts and after. He could put not just himself at risk but everyone else too if he's physically weak and burnt out. Bill has an expectation and it's high.
Maybe if you gave them a little more rest there motivation and production would out way the lost of time plus less chance of accidents I can imagine there is a lot of coke addicts
This industry is similar to Telecom Construction. Dangerous. Hard work. Requires being away from home. Chock full of burnt out old dudes who didn't save and young drug addicts who never had to earn it before. These guys have it better at least. They take the employees out to sea where they can't bolt.
Is there not some kind of "apprentice boat" system that they can put all the wannabe greenhorns onto and send them out into real conditions to find out if they're up for the job or not? A captain is risking a lot by putting an untested man on his boat this way.
I think it's very much a sink-or-swim sort of arrangement. They minimise their crews to maximise on profits, which means there's no slack for anyone, not even the Captain, and there's next-to-no training. I know when it goes well, they can make more money than I could ever make in a regular job, but still... I've done piece-work once in my life, working on a farm, and it was TOUGH. but at least the land wasn't actively trying to kill you in the way the sea is. I think you have to be a special sort of person to do it for any length of time- not necessarily good or tough, but the sort of person you never want to get into a bar brawl with, because no matter how hard you hit them, or how many times you put them down, they'll always get back up with a murderous glint in their eyes and a smile on their face.
hello . i am canadian , do not do drugs , and would like to work . i have plenty of experience in the water , no problem with authority , and genuinely would like to make some money . how may i apply for a job here , sir ?
Bill's pep talks are like a dad that you just disappointed.
Shame this guy is incapable though. He was going through withdrawals after being strung out. Hopefully he got clean after prison.
Couldn't have said it any better my man
Most of these greenhorns just seem dope sick
Lazy more like it
Yeah seems like he is withdrawing from opiates. Takes one to know one.
Dope sick for sure!!!!! First thing I thought of when I seen him while leaning on the exhaust pipe
Bring pills to the boat lmao
@THAGZA85 You are not lying! I can't imagine very many places would be worse to be dope sick.
even if I performed 0 manual labor I would still be miserable just from seasickness in the Bering sea. These guys are a different breed of tough.
i think thats a huge part of why its hard to succeed, not just the hard labour, but doing it at sea.
Hard to do a job like that when you are going thru drug withdrawls.
My thoughts too lol must be dope sick haha
lmao
I couldn’t even imagine withdrawing while doing that job
@@thethirtythree482hell no it's terrible just sitting home being sick from oxys
That man was most definitely going into withdrawals.
Yeah he didn't bring his kit with him like everyone else on the crew lmao
Yeah he def seemed like he was dope sick
Nick should give him some of his stash.
anyone know the song at the end??
Kelly must be going through withdrawals poor fella
It’s that obvious. Trying to do a season and score some cash to pay for that habit.
If that were the case it's a little ironic getting ridiculed, lectured, and pushed by a main deckhand who died of an actual overdose after years of substance abuse.
@@morsebaittackleco.5250 it’s ironic but extremely likely. From what I’ve seen about 100% of the fleet captains included seem to struggle with pretty much every kind of addiction known to man. So much so that i don’t think they count being addicted to something as an excuse to be a lazy shitbag.
He does look the type tho
@@morsebaittackleco.5250 well they aren’t the ones giving him hell for it, we are. And I have no doubts that a lot of those guys that work on deck probably have a few vices but non the less stepping into that world and not performing is what he’s being ridiculed for. He knew what he was getting into…
He's going through withdrawals.
Nick and the new guy, The difference between someone on drugs and not on drugs
Nick is hopped up in every episode. Now he's dead...
Nick Died from a drug overdose
not sure if you're trolling? You know Nick died of a drug overdose right?
no thats the difference betweeen a functioning drug addict and a non functioning one
@@recckkless well he aint functioning no more, he ODed
He should've brought some subs with him.
Yup they saved my life nothing wrong with them
They pull a pod up empty not even bait in it lol
He wiped his face with a glove.
Dope sick
Captain Bill seems like the type of Dad that has the potbelly 6 pack. He looks fat but you push on his stomach it’s hard as a rock.
Bill really is a great skipper. Most people probably would’ve just snapped on the greenhorn.
*RIP Nick*
My favorite greenhorn next to Josh Fullmer.
On a fishing boat whenever you get time to eat something eat or else you won’t get that chance again for awhile. Keep your strength up eat something when ya got the free time.
That’s what you get bill when you hire a green guy bill.
Yea bill!
U should have known Bill!
Uh no. You have to hire new people eventually, the red flags should've been the legal issues thing he asked him about earlier and is mentioned in the next vid when he lays around asking to get taken back to town.
Everyone has to start somewhere
Everyone has to learn somehow
I don’t eat right but I didn’t know it can effect a person so hard they can’t function. Based on seeing what this greenhorn is dealing with. I’ve never been pushed that hard without sleep. The most I’ve had to stay awake is 24hrs and that wad kinda tough.
well he probably does drugs and does not eat well. He was not ready to work 30 plus hours. Wimp certified
I’m not saying food can’t be a factor, but this guys issue isn’t food- it’s opiate withdrawal.
This greenhorn was from Alabama. He disappointed me. I'm from Alabama and I went for kings and opillio some cod. I also started working on boats in Florida. I love commercial fishing
He was hundred percent going through drug withdrawal
Dude is dopesick
Are you feeling it now Mr.Krabs?
🤬 Damn you, *KELLY* !!
Why is Bill always on a different boat?
Lots of captains don’t own there boats. Most are provided boats by a company or another owner. That could explain why Bills on another boat. I know Jake dosnt own his boat he has to pay royalties to the boats owner.
The Summer Bay is the first boat he’s owned. The other ones he just ran for other people
There was a time when I could have done this job.
48 to 60 hour days, mostly hard work almost nothing sedentary. Outdoors in the cold most of the time...
Then I quit doing drugs.
Now?... f☆@k that!!
I'll just stay on the beach and buy it.
Yeah right. What do you do now?
@@icedclips725 study up for that test, like everybody else.
you guys understand what bill means when he says (they) he means addicts
The team is only as strong as the weakest link.
either a alcholic or coming off opiates lol
I could try this
The only "real" Captains on DC were/are: Phil, Jonathan/Andy, Sig, Campbell Jr.
Guy looks like a crappier Jay Baruchel
You must live the cigarette❤❤❤
Estaba reventado Kelly
No excuses, he is an ex-marine. And he shows when push comes to shove, a marine will let his team mates down.
RIP Nick
A marine will let his team down when push comes to shove? What do you think you are lol a Commandant? Shut up
alleged 10 years of service in the Marine Corps, during which he reportedly received two purple hearts, a bronze star, and a silver star. Stolen valor.
@@zac6713 DD 214 time
Except he's not. I heard that was a lie
Y'all are acting like you wouldn't fail. He's seasick, and probably the butt of the crew's jokes.
He looks dope sik but it’s nick who od. God works weird
Unfortunately they know what they sign up for. They can't cut it they are out. Sea life sucks.
Did it all my life
The show doesnt sound the same without mike….
Yeah I hate the new narrator he sux
Wild Bill comes across to me as a heartless rouge
He doesn't give a rats about his crew unless they brown nose ..even then he always bagging someone out while he strokes his tough guy ego
He does seem to care. He did let the guy rest, but he had to reiterate that the guy needs to eat and drink during his shifts and after. He could put not just himself at risk but everyone else too if he's physically weak and burnt out. Bill has an expectation and it's high.
ahhhh a nice nutritious bowl of coco pops 😂
I don’t need food capt
…..I need dope
I’m not sure who agrees to work for this maniac. Of all of the crab captains, he’s the last I’d ever work for.
Exactly
I agree he sucks but I think Keith is so much worse
@@donteventry11 I wouldn't work for Keith's brother either.
Maybe if you gave them a little more rest there motivation and production would out way the lost of time plus less chance of accidents I can imagine there is a lot of coke addicts
Maniac?? You guys have no idea...
Really old episode ,
You’re a really old episode?!
@@VuTubeShorts and you dont seem to be very clever , " wow im so insulted " what are you a child
@@siongoodier5330 I’m a child of the moon.
@@VuTubeShorts sounds like you seem very proud
@@siongoodier5330 your mother.
Don’t trust a guy with no chin…..
Wearing cotton on a fishing boat…not smart.
Dude would rather serve out warrants than make money and work. He should be gen z
This industry is similar to Telecom Construction. Dangerous. Hard work. Requires being away from home. Chock full of burnt out old dudes who didn't save and young drug addicts who never had to earn it before. These guys have it better at least. They take the employees out to sea where they can't bolt.
He is wthdrawn can tell.Thank God give him a break.
He went to prison later for stolen valor lying earlier to get off with a easier sentence.
Right off the boat break
Is there not some kind of "apprentice boat" system that they can put all the wannabe greenhorns onto and send them out into real conditions to find out if they're up for the job or not? A captain is risking a lot by putting an untested man on his boat this way.
I think it's very much a sink-or-swim sort of arrangement. They minimise their crews to maximise on profits, which means there's no slack for anyone, not even the Captain, and there's next-to-no training. I know when it goes well, they can make more money than I could ever make in a regular job, but still...
I've done piece-work once in my life, working on a farm, and it was TOUGH. but at least the land wasn't actively trying to kill you in the way the sea is. I think you have to be a special sort of person to do it for any length of time- not necessarily good or tough, but the sort of person you never want to get into a bar brawl with, because no matter how hard you hit them, or how many times you put them down, they'll always get back up with a murderous glint in their eyes and a smile on their face.
Good job Bill. Keep pretending you care about more than just yourself.
Rough, but true. 🤣
Gh
Big waist
hello . i am canadian , do not do drugs , and would like to work . i have plenty of experience in the water , no problem with authority , and genuinely would like to make some money . how may i apply for a job here , sir ?
Brother you realize that this is just a TH-cam channel for the TV show not actually anybody that has anything to do with the fishing
@@deanfulford69 yes , i know . i'm just asking in general .
@@electricchef686 👍 good luck bro
@@deanfulford69 thanks . any idea where i might get started ?
Canadians.....