Most of them are foreign workers mostly from Thailand & Vietnam who are employed by local employers. So there is a barrier in terms of the local language Malay @ English.Alway support your channel..thanks for the great exploration
Commercial fishing vessels, they go for deep fishing. they'll be on the sea for a month or more. I was from fishing village whereby my dad was commercial fisher( medium size) Experience it. Fun same time bored , those days .... Thanks for brought back my childwood memory. I missed my dad now
love your family and your travelogue, not a tourist you are just a family of travellers. i enjoy your work so much and the bonus with your cute kids ;D
Great vlog, Mr Moonshine. It's only from you that we get to see such scene, the real situation showing how fishermen spend their live on fishing boats. The only obstacle here is language barrier....otherwise it would be interesting to know more from them. Great job, Sir.
From the voices heard (for example at 3:02), they are not local Malays but most likely Thais or Vietnamese - that's also the reason none of them could speak English as you remarked at 5:57. Not unexpected because in the fishing industry, as with other industries in Malaysia, it's very difficult to find locals to do the 3D (difficult, dirty and dangerous) jobs.
Great that you are allowed to film on that big fishing vessel. A good experience for Vincent too. I think whatever catches they brought back were sorted, packed and sent out to bigger towns. Due to language barrier, they just told you "no fish"...😀 Ahaha...cutie Dylan still giving his sweetest smile even though he's in the arm of stranger. Love him so much...🤓😂
Welcome to my hometown Dungun, there's a jetty just 15 minutes walk from this jetty going to Tenggol Island. Tenggol Island is very famous with scuba divers as the corals are so beautiful. The place you guys stay in is the old town of Dungun, there's a new town going downwards towards Paka but the public transport here is not so great. you'll need to book Grab to go anywhere here
What a great experience for both!! Yes indeed privileged to be welcomed onto an actual working fishing vessel!! Dylan is of course a hit everywhere he goes !!
Fishing 🚢 awesome 👌 Life is good but not without journey. OK it was short vedeo but enjoyable guys 👦hey Vince boy your brightness eyes 👀 showing lots things. Bye 👋
Wow! Dungun could be my third home for the last twenty plus years. It's great that you come on board the vessel. I didn't know that the fishermen weren't locals until I heard what they've said. New thing for me, good learning from your vlog.
Wow! What an amazing vlog! Never thought any youtuber will enter a fishing boat before, for content 🤩. You're very lucky sir to be able to enter a boat and show us around🦑🦐⛴. Thank u so much! I really like it. Wish u all the best for your next travel! 😄✌
Absolutely I like your video!! Almost everyday around 8pm, me and my family waiting your new videos! Like the adventures and new experiences you and your family faces.. Please continue explore Malaysia and share with us!!
Very much enjoyed this video! Have a greater appreciation for those who work hard to provide the seafood we enjoy. Enjoyed, too, the father-son relationship. Wonder if Vincent when he grows up will be even more adventurous than his dad?
The things u do Moonshine that not many youtubers do, like doing a vlog on this fisherman's boat here for d world to see .... Good job & good content ....
Nice vlog Moonshine, although it's a strange one, but an interesting one. Love it that you trust the strangers there so much that you let them carry your baby in their arms. Stay safe and enjoy your journey Moonshine. Such an adventurous family you have!
TQ Mr Ian for d unique & offbeaten track Vlog content 👍😊.. Moonshine Swiss family venturing the Dungun fish port & boat.🛥️⛴️🐠 As usual, cute baby Dylan steals the show 😅😊. Vincent also was so enthusiastic with the "exploration" 👍😄. Enjoy your stay in Dungun. 😉👌😊
Pulau Kapas is just near Kuala Terengganu in the town of Marang about 6km to the island.. It's more known with locals bciz not too fancy and cheaper on tight budget where u can just go in the morning and go back in the afternoon..
In 2019, the fisheries department revealed that Malaysia had lost 96% of its demersal fish stock in less than 60 years due to overfishing. Education is needed or there will be no fish for their children.
Why does our government approve permits for foreigners, most of them have sold sea fish to Thai and Vietnamese ships because the price is higher than the Malaysian market
The over fishing is done by illegal vietnamese fishing boat, they fish in our marime area since fishes in Malaysia are in abundance compared to Vietnam sea area. Our reporter has gone undercover in Vietnam only to discover that this activity worth million dollar of losses for Malaysia.
I LIKE IT VERY-VERY MUCH! Thanks to you, I can see what is and how it feel being inside the fisherman's boat. Appreciate them more, its not an easy job! Hope to see more contents like this coming, be it a local profession, culture, foods, places and peoples. Not always about the `mirror' dude! 🤪 Kidding!
Interesting Vlogg Moonshine. Dylan is so cute. Love the moment you captured the memory with Vincent on the boat - father & son in a boat in Kuala Dungun. Btw if you stop in Marang there's where you can take a boat to Pulau Kapas abt half an hour boat ride.
There is another Sungai Dungun located between Kuala Kurau and Bagan Serai in the state of Perak where I used to live there. Kuala Kurau also has mostly Chinese fishing boats, where its river flows passing Sungai Dungun, Bagan Serai, and Parit Buntar in the Kerian District of Perak is about twenty miles from Bagan Serai to Taiping. A tourist taking an express bus should do a stopover for a few days exploring a town(s) on the way to the final destination city.
The four men including the friendly man who carried Dylan at the end of the video were Malaysian (Malay) fishermen. 👌😊. Also the man on the bike who said, "hello boy" to Vincent. Can recognise the Terengganu Malay slang 😄.
11:18 Mukim means sub-district, so its more appropriate to call town instead. Kuala Dungun is kinda rich in heritage and history itself. There used to be a jetty to transport iron ore that's being mined inland in Bukit Besi, some 40km from the town. The remains can be seen from a railway tunnel near the town called Bukit Tebuk. If possible, you may visit Bukit Besi, an old mining town back in those days. Its not really touristy but you can find traces of its history from the ruins of the old iron mine. Theres also a beautiful lake and waterfall there you could visit.
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It's a good idea if you can speak a little bit of Malay words to communicate with the locals there...otherwise you would not be able to get any stories or respond from them...they could not understand you...and vice versa...unlike Kuala Lumpur almost everybody can understand English...
Very cool on that boat, not a job I could do. Those guys have a hard working life, it makes you realize how lucky we are. As for the baby sharks. They complain about no fish, but if you take babies (and I've seen baby rays as well). Sharks are not sexually mature until over 20 years. These fishermen are killing their own future. It's sad.
There is no benefit for the fish industry in Malaysia if there are too many foreign fishermen, only the fishers are rich, not the local people.The government needs to study not to be so greedy that it destroys the local fish industry
re: too many foreign fishermen The Fishery Dept had tried the Angkatan Nelayan Laut Dalam program but failed. Local fishermen don't want to go even for a 3 day fishing trip. The boats are owned by locals but operated by foreign crews.
Should try Pulau-kapas for sure, that's the place where a British lad back-packer (Mat-Dan) started falling in love head over heels with the state of Terenganu since.. now a celibrity in it's tourism sections.. 😉👌
That is not big time commercial fishing. It's just a medium size 'purse seine fishing boat' or bot pukat jerut (that Ian and son climbed to) and the one next to it is 'fish trap boat' or bot bubu. Both type of boats usually operate 3 nautical miles from the seashore where small-time fishermen operate their 'drift net' or pukat hanyut. Both types also do not harm the seabed or small fishes. You can even call them eco-friendly. The ones that's destroying the seabed and scooping-up all the small fishes is called 'trawler boat' or bot pukat tunda.
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Most of them are foreign workers mostly from Thailand & Vietnam who are employed by local employers. So there is a barrier in terms of the local language Malay @ English.Alway support your channel..thanks for the great exploration
Ah no wonder they sound foreign
exactly, if u could speak to them a little bit in malay words it wld be better.
Interesting!
Commercial fishing vessels, they go for deep fishing. they'll be on the sea for a month or more. I was from fishing village whereby my dad was commercial fisher( medium size) Experience it. Fun same time bored , those days .... Thanks for brought back my childwood memory. I missed my dad now
Oh wow! Interesting to hear that
Kinda cool how baby Dylan seemed to click pretty well with the fishermans..
it does 😀
love your family and your travelogue, not a tourist you are just a family of travellers. i enjoy your work so much and the bonus with your cute kids ;D
glad to hear
This is such an interesting video. No vlogger shows real parts of countries like you do.
thanks
Great vlog, Mr Moonshine. It's only from you that we get to see such scene, the real situation showing how fishermen spend their live on fishing boats. The only obstacle here is language barrier....otherwise it would be interesting to know more from them. Great job, Sir.
thanks, appreciated
@@yvesthesleeve most welcome, Sir.
This video sir is one of a kind, exactly what we needed. Keep doing what you do best!
thanks mate
From the voices heard (for example at 3:02), they are not local Malays but most likely Thais or Vietnamese - that's also the reason none of them could speak English as you remarked at 5:57. Not unexpected because in the fishing industry, as with other industries in Malaysia, it's very difficult to find locals to do the 3D (difficult, dirty and dangerous) jobs.
Yes I am sure of it
I heard the guy said 'farang' at 3:02 which means white people in thai language.
good spot they must be saying wow the whiteman is here lol
What a privilege.. even myself have never been in a fishing boat😅. Good experience for Vincent. Although he is quite busy with his "tail".😂😁✌🏼
That is true haha
Great that you are allowed to film on that big fishing vessel. A good experience for Vincent too. I think whatever catches they brought back were sorted, packed and sent out to bigger towns. Due to language barrier, they just told you "no fish"...😀
Ahaha...cutie Dylan still giving his sweetest smile even though he's in the arm of stranger. Love him so much...🤓😂
Cheers, definitely a good experience
Pulau Kapas means- Cotton Island. White sand.Amazing panaroma.
You are boy is very active , the life of fisherman in boats , we enjoyed like anything
Welcome to my hometown Dungun, there's a jetty just 15 minutes walk from this jetty going to Tenggol Island. Tenggol Island is very famous with scuba divers as the corals are so beautiful. The place you guys stay in is the old town of Dungun, there's a new town going downwards towards Paka but the public transport here is not so great. you'll need to book Grab to go anywhere here
Mr Moon,,it will be mutiny on board if you are the captain of that vessel,,
Cheers mate 🍺🍺🍺
Stay safe and stay happy 🇲🇾😁
cheers mate
Enjoyed watching this video a lot. Very interesting and special. God Bless you and your lovely family
thanks a lot
What a great experience for both!! Yes indeed privileged to be welcomed onto an actual working fishing vessel!! Dylan is of course a hit everywhere he goes !!
Yes that's true
Fishing 🚢 awesome 👌
Life is good but not without journey. OK it was short vedeo but enjoyable guys 👦hey Vince boy your brightness eyes 👀 showing lots things. Bye 👋
Thanks for sharing this beautiful video.
my pleasure
I love the video. It is raw and natural. Seeing the fishing culture and practice first hand with the locals
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! Dungun could be my third home for the last twenty plus years. It's great that you come on board the vessel. I didn't know that the fishermen weren't locals until I heard what they've said. New thing for me, good learning from your vlog.
I am glad, cheers
for deep fishing boats Class C above mostly using foreigner worker from Indonesia/vietnam/etc.
Ah yes sure
Wow! What an amazing vlog! Never thought any youtuber will enter a fishing boat before, for content 🤩. You're very lucky sir to be able to enter a boat and show us around🦑🦐⛴. Thank u so much! I really like it. Wish u all the best for your next travel! 😄✌
Thank you so much 😁
Great Video Guys👌. Real cool to have a look around the fishing boat. Great experience for Vincent too. Really enjoyed it.☘😀
It's a real cool experience
Pulau kapas mainly locals go there.
Absolutely I like your video!! Almost everyday around 8pm, me and my family waiting your new videos! Like the adventures and new experiences you and your family faces.. Please continue explore Malaysia and share with us!!
sure will
Very much enjoyed this video! Have a greater appreciation for those who work hard to provide the seafood we enjoy. Enjoyed, too, the father-son relationship. Wonder if Vincent when he grows up will be even more adventurous than his dad?
Well, time will tell, he sure will be adventurous
The things u do Moonshine that not many youtubers do, like doing a vlog on this fisherman's boat here for d world to see .... Good job & good content ....
thanks mate
Nice video... welcome to the next destination... kuantan.. my hometown...
thanks a bunch
What a big ship
oh yes
I love his voice
me too
Enjoyed your exploration of fishing port in Kuala Dungun. Thank you for sharing the video!
welcome
I love this video👍🏼❤️
I am glad
Wow! This is really off the beaten track.
Yes it kind of is
Most of boat crew are foreign workers. Mostly from Thailand and Myanmar.
Nice video to discover fisherman daily routine work. Btw keep safe yourself & your family all the time InsyaAllah.
Thanks 👍
Pulau Tenggol is off Dungun. not too far out in the sea
Nice vlog Moonshine, although it's a strange one, but an interesting one. Love it that you trust the strangers there so much that you let them carry your baby in their arms. Stay safe and enjoy your journey Moonshine. Such an adventurous family you have!
Thank you very much!
Just finished watching this on TV ..Awesome ..easy on the coming weather conditions ya.
Glad you enjoyed it
Mr moonshine, my grandma's house is 1km from there..welcome to kuala dungun
thanks a bunch
I love it, thanks for sharing 🥰 and please always be careful 😳...
thanks
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your exploration in Kuala Dungun, Terengganu. D little guy was friendly with a fisherman.
Yes, you are right
@@yvesthesleeve 😁
Pulau Tenggol is also nearby
yes sure
They unload early morning..the situation is more interesting.. this site will be busy...grading fish and packing 👌
would have been yes
" Awesome " " Love It ""...😎😃
Cheers mate
I live in Marang Terengganu, I really like your channel, it's good, keep it up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Ooo...this time u went to a fishing port in Kuala Dungun. Beautiful place but at certain times quite smelly bcoz of the fishes being unloaded there...
Yes, you are right
It's very nice video
thanks mate
This and your last vid are great.. they makes me want to travel again.
I am glad
Good evening Mr. Moonshine n family. I thoroughly enjoy your vlog. You are different from other vloggers. Keep up with the good job..👍👍👍👍👍
thanks a lot
TQ Mr Ian for d unique & offbeaten track Vlog content 👍😊..
Moonshine Swiss family venturing the Dungun fish port & boat.🛥️⛴️🐠
As usual, cute baby Dylan steals the show 😅😊.
Vincent also was so enthusiastic with the "exploration" 👍😄.
Enjoy your stay in Dungun. 😉👌😊
Many thanks!
Its nice to see your family enjoying this part of malaysia.
We are a lot
Pulau Kapas is just near Kuala Terengganu in the town of Marang about 6km to the island.. It's more known with locals bciz not too fancy and cheaper on tight budget where u can just go in the morning and go back in the afternoon..
You are the true traveller..
thanks
Today's small fishing harbor was a new surprise that was truly amazing. A confident Dylan darling in the arms of a stranger.
In 2019, the fisheries department revealed that Malaysia had lost 96% of its demersal fish stock in less than 60 years due to overfishing. Education is needed or there will be no fish for their children.
oh wow, that is alarming
Why does our government approve permits for foreigners, most of them have sold sea fish to Thai and Vietnamese ships because the price is higher than the Malaysian market
The over fishing is done by illegal vietnamese fishing boat, they fish in our marime area since fishes in Malaysia are in abundance compared to Vietnam sea area. Our reporter has gone undercover in Vietnam only to discover that this activity worth million dollar of losses for Malaysia.
I LIKE IT VERY-VERY MUCH! Thanks to you, I can see what is and how it feel being inside the fisherman's boat. Appreciate them more, its not an easy job! Hope to see more contents like this coming, be it a local profession, culture, foods, places and peoples. Not always about the `mirror' dude! 🤪 Kidding!
Thank you very much!
Interesting Vlogg Moonshine. Dylan is so cute. Love the moment you captured the memory with Vincent on the boat - father & son in a boat in Kuala Dungun. Btw if you stop in Marang there's where you can take a boat to Pulau Kapas abt half an hour boat ride.
Loved the video 👌👍
thanks
Take care of yourself and your health 🙏
thanks
Good job 👍👌
thanks
Good experience 🤗
oh yes
Terengganu people most popular making Bot
Slippery floor can be dangerous 4 your kids. Must be extra careful..special rubber shoes may be better for you n yur fmly
yes sure
Baby Dylan? (Not sure if i remember the name right):
✅cute
✅always smiling
✅seems always happy traveling
✅social butterfly
😂😂😂
Yes, that's the name
The river is called Sungai Dungun.
Yes now I am aware...
There is another Sungai Dungun located between Kuala Kurau and Bagan Serai in the state of Perak where I used to live there. Kuala Kurau also has mostly Chinese fishing boats, where its river flows passing Sungai Dungun, Bagan Serai, and Parit Buntar in the Kerian District of Perak is about twenty miles from Bagan Serai to Taiping. A tourist taking an express bus should do a stopover for a few days exploring a town(s) on the way to the final destination city.
The four men including the friendly man who carried Dylan at the end of the video were Malaysian (Malay) fishermen. 👌😊. Also the man on the bike who said, "hello boy" to Vincent.
Can recognise the Terengganu Malay slang 😄.
Ah okay
1st again !! Have a great day
11:18 Mukim means sub-district, so its more appropriate to call town instead.
Kuala Dungun is kinda rich in heritage and history itself. There used to be a jetty to transport iron ore that's being mined inland in Bukit Besi, some 40km from the town. The remains can be seen from a railway tunnel near the town called Bukit Tebuk.
If possible, you may visit Bukit Besi, an old mining town back in those days. Its not really touristy but you can find traces of its history from the ruins of the old iron mine. Theres also a beautiful lake and waterfall there you could visit.
thanks for this
my best sis & my best bro my best grandma queen elizabeth || my niece & nephews are so cute died in age 96 rip 💐 ✝️😢 just because of cpec friendship countries relatives & their connections
👍👍👍
❤️❤️
Foreign worker's mostly from vietnam and Thailand....
Peoples on the ship is not Malaysian that why they can’t speak English. But they work under local.
Looks like indonesians. Maybe from riau nearby, anambas, natuna
possible
Pattani, Southern Thais.
They’re Thais because I heard they say “Parang” which mean “White men” in thai
@@bolmuroturo189 farang you mean
It's a good idea if you can speak a little bit of Malay words to communicate with the locals there...otherwise you would not be able to get any stories or respond from them...they could not understand you...and vice versa...unlike Kuala Lumpur almost everybody can understand English...
yes sure
Very cool on that boat, not a job I could do. Those guys have a hard working life, it makes you realize how lucky we are. As for the baby sharks. They complain about no fish, but if you take babies (and I've seen baby rays as well). Sharks are not sexually mature until over 20 years. These fishermen are killing their own future. It's sad.
Well yes, overfishing is a big problem
It is over fishing.
Yes
2:59 - They look and sound like non-Malaysian citizens (not Terengganu state citizens).
2:59 - They look and sound like non-Malaysian citizens and not Terengganu state citizens.
they probably are foreigners
This boat for catching squid only..
Ah yes? I didn't even know
Hello fren......I like you bidio ... Pakistan India mesir all I see....pliss come my kampong johor bahru
Well, let's see, maybe next visa
@@yvesthesleeve tq frennn.....👍🏿😘
Sound like a Thai fishman..not local fishman...or they are mix local and thai fishman...cause the driving deck got a Terengganu year Calendar..
Interesting!
i think those foreign workers not malaysian i can hear some of their words not malay or java words so thats why they not familiar with english.
I see
There is no benefit for the fish industry in Malaysia if there are too many foreign fishermen, only the fishers are rich, not the local people.The government needs to study not to be so greedy that it destroys the local fish industry
right so
The locals onlyng2ets the leftovers
re: too many foreign fishermen
The Fishery Dept had tried the Angkatan Nelayan Laut Dalam program but failed. Local fishermen don't want to go even for a 3 day fishing trip. The boats are owned by locals but operated by foreign crews.
@@MrQalamQabut Yes, you are right, Thai and Indonesian fishermen are tougher than local fishermen, it also happens in other places in Malaysia
I think most of the boat crew are indonesians. They sounded like indonesians.
interesting...
Should try Pulau-kapas for sure, that's the place where a British lad back-packer (Mat-Dan) started falling in love head over heels with the state of Terenganu since.. now a celibrity in it's tourism sections.. 😉👌
I sure will do some of the islands on the next round
imo the crew on that ship are not local. i heard some speaks thais/vietnamese dialect.
Of course I couldn't make this out
The workers are all Indonesians
Thais
Bloody big tine commercial fishing is killing the mostly village livelyhood fisherman
Oh yes, that is most likely like that.
That is not big time commercial fishing. It's just a medium size 'purse seine fishing boat' or bot pukat jerut (that Ian and son climbed to) and the one next to it is 'fish trap boat' or bot bubu. Both type of boats usually operate 3 nautical miles from the seashore where small-time fishermen operate their 'drift net' or pukat hanyut. Both types also do not harm the seabed or small fishes. You can even call them eco-friendly.
The ones that's destroying the seabed and scooping-up all the small fishes is called 'trawler boat' or bot pukat tunda.