Loaded Crab Pots! - 2019 Tanner Crabbing Season
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2020
- Hi guys. So in this video, we show you our 2019 Tanner crab season in Kodiak, Alaska. We didn't narrate so its purely the fishing experience. The haul in this season was great, and the weather was beautiful most days. We had to relocate good fishing pots on other days. Unfortunately, we had to stack-out due to the weather coming up. But we had an excellent season.
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Family that works together stays together...well done Mum and Dad for raising great kids.
You guys are some of the hardest working folks on utube. I enjoy you channel very much.
Appreciate it, Phil!
have not seen to many guys with work ethics like you have. keep it up and good luck.
Thanks, will do!
Right now I am sitting in my office in Iraq watching your videos. Love the scenery and peace of watching you fish for a little bit of everything. So relaxing and making me want to be on the other side of this planet.
Thank you for your service! Glad we can provide some nice sights for you. Cheers, Steve.
GREAT haul of crab and Beautiful too!!! When I was a little girl I used to go shrimping and crabbing with my papa! GREAT Memories!!!
I am a dairy farmer and just found your channel. Very informative and interesting, thanks for sharing!
Cool, thanks for tuning in and glad you liked it!
Good job you guys, very big crab I've never seen before. Awesome.
Thanks for watching!
Love it great Job Family
What an amazing haul. What hard work!
Thanks for watching, Susie!
Safest place to be now either at home or at sea.....cheers
I love watching you catch the crab awesome 👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
I worked on the water till the government shut down a lot of the fisheries in the north east. I crabed , netfished ,oysterd , scalloped and tonged oysters it was hard work but wish I could still do it. Good job you guys awesome.
Watching from The Bahamas.
These are great videos, no hype or drama, just real life fishing .
Interesting seeing the different fishing gear and techniques.
Sharks here would probably mess up those net pots , they look interesting though
Great catch of Tanner crabs guys,really appreciate your input on this and your other videos as well thank you very much cheers guys Peter McFarlane,Adelaide Australia
Hahaha thank you Matt for cleaning your camera 😂...now I can see all those yummy 🦀🦀 🦀 ....Matt always knows what he’s doing just like Dad ,super calm dad.😍
Thanks Rhodora! Yeah I check it fairly often, and I hate it when there's a big splotch I don't notice for awhile.
I'm all excited for the coming 2022 Tanner Opener video! I heard that prices were much better for you this year. Go get that hold filled as much as you can before the limit is reached!
Great fishing trip guys..Enjoy your vids
Thank you, Bill!
Nice job guys! Great video!
Thanks for watching, Chad!
Hi guys - love your videos, any chance you c an tell us more about the methods, crab pots feeding and jigger setup?
Watching from South-America
А сколько у них на борту ловушек,
Assalamualaikum,nice catch,I love it,pls do more video,tq
Great channel! Be safe out there.
Thanks 👍
Hola amigos la pesca de Cangrejo esta buena Saludos.desde panama latinoamerica
Nice catch....👍👍👌
Thanks a lot 😊
Love your channel!
Glad you enjoy it!
Nice video.....i like what have you doing.... 😇😇😇More and more crabs..... Keep safe out there every one......and godbless........
Thank you, Alven! You too!
Awesome job guys! Stay safe and well! Cheers!
Thanks ljalaska! You too!
Great job guys.. stay safe make lots of money and serve the consumer...
Thanks Michael. Stay safe and best wishes.
I'm glad to see Tristen with you. Are crabs more expensive than halibut? I wonder how much does a piece of crab cost? It's expensive here in Korea.
Hi Connie. Yeah it's great to have Tristen along. Even better when Mom comes too! The store price for crab is around $15 - 20, depending on species and inventory. Halibut is usually a little more, but with covid prices are down.
Great haul guy's I'm really Happy for you, Slow start but ended very well. Sorry to see you didn't make the cut for the FedEx grant, Better luck next year when you have a Lot more Subs to help out. Enjoyed the video as always, looking forward to seeing what's next !
Thanks Stubby. Although that was from the 2019 season. It was some good fishing last year and we wanted to share that. We are just getting some old footage together, while we wait to see what happens with the coronavirus. Stay safe and all the best to you and your family.
@@EISAlaska Ah Sorry I didn't realize that lol should have read it all haha. Thank you and you all take care and stay safe. I wish you guy's the very Best of luck !
Nice team work 👍
Thanks! ✌️
Buen trabajo saludos de parte de Gerardo González de México 👍👍👍👍🤫🤫😴😴😴😴
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How many permits do you guys need to fish all the species you do fish? Just curious how it works. Thanks for the awesome clips, I really enjoy the footage you all provide. Safe travels!!
I was like thank god you clean the camera
Y'all need a free deck hand for a week or two. I've have always wanted to go crabbing in Alaska.
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A crew with few words but hard work makes a good deck, enjoy your vid's not afraid of hard word work I can watch you work all day LOL good fishing to you and your's.....
Pancake ice? Man that water looks cold!
Thank goodness you cleaned your camera & how much did all those weigh those were a LOT more there than I thought there at the end when they lifted the lid completely off lol.... Just wondered. I really enjoy your videos.... Thanks for sharing your life n your work with us. God bless n keep safe out there
For sure Lorie! There was around 4000 lbs this load.
Молодцы! Хороший улов, хорошее видео, хороший канал! 👍👍👍
Сколько килограмм поймали?
Great job guys, if you don tg mind me askin; I spent a season doin crabbing back in 80's. I'm sure things have changed. For a novice to up to Alaska and wanted to work on a vessel; what kind of qualities are they looking for
Yep, the fisheries are really different now. Bering sea crab is all rationalized (privately owned quota) and crew shares are small. Most other places it is limited entry. Good qualities for a deckhand..hard worker, fast learner. Cooking, mechanical, gear mending/repair are good skills to have or learn. Good humor, and ability to get along with others in poor and uncomfortable living and working conditions. Still lots of opportunities for hard working men and women that are up for an adventure!
Класс!
Discovery Channel has completely ruined me for watching any kind of crab fishing videos. I had Bon Jovi in my head the whole time I watched this video.
@3:45 Thanks
A great and interesting video , one question ...whats with the float in the trap /pot .Not to put a damper on things but the whole fishing fleet here in ireland has been told to tie up as there is no market for the fish except the home market which consumes only a small proortion of the total catch ,all the best .
Hi Lord. It must be the bait bag or jar, as we don't have any floats in the pot. Right now we are still fishing, but unsure for how long. Depends on if the processing industry gets shut down. Hope things improve for everyone soon.
Son muy sabrosos los Cangrejos que ustedes pescan aqui los he Comidos en mi pais.panama
Thanks now i can see thought it was me
greets from Italy
Hello Jonas!
EIS Alaska Hi youre a great family 😀 and you really know how to fish sustainibly.
We appreciate that Jonas! We try our hardest. Cheers.
Make fish bait plastic bootle fish guts outside for three days. Put in trap poke hole right before put in tap
That’s a Crab load!
Free labor here!! All I want is a full belly of crab! And I'm not kidding!! Where in Alaska are you guys?
Thanks Joe, we're all set for now. Crab is so good! We're on Kodiak Island.
Looks like a good haul. How many pods do you use?
Hey Joseph. There is a twenty pot limit in this fishery.
Do you ever have any disputes with the processor over minimum sizes i.e if any are too small? And how is that typically resolved?
Hi Don. The minimum legal size for Tanner crab is 5.5 inches, and they take them all. Larger crab are always more desirable, but they typically do not do a price split on crab. However, they may pay less for skip molt and dirty crab. We have a fisherman's association that represents us in pre-season price negotiations with the processors. That seems to work well.
@@EISAlaska hey Thanks for the response and Thanks for the videos, great content and very enjoyable
Do you guys use the same boat just different Haulers and gear or different boat?
Same boat. Different gear and haulers. We have things setup to be able to quickly switch over to different fisheries with a minimum of time and effort.
Quick question, were you not nesting the pots because you were shuffling them around?
Correct! We bait them up and are able to stack around 10-12 on deck ready to launch.
Here from morocco nice team a d hardworker sailors wish be one of the team
I would like to see what are you eating during fishing di you cook what you catch or you bring prepared food from home?
Do you think you will do crabs every year?
Not one soy protein in sight, these people has not been feminized, these are men, doing what men have always done, providing!
It's so nice to see real people on a real boat, fishing for real and not one halfnaked slag in string bikini, just men of the kind you want as friends!
Hallelujah!
LOL! Thanks for the comment Mr. Hot.
how much the price of boat like that?
I wish you would post numbers, weights or total count. Thats real cool. Im not interested in how much $ you make. I just wanna know how many crab you packed into that little boat. Dang that was awesome
Hi swampland. We ended up just shy of 4200 pounds. About 1900 crab total, and I think we ran right around 200 pots total. Most days we pulled them twice.
@@EISAlaska wow. Great work
hi, its funny how us boaters try hard too keep the water out, but yet were fine on drilling holes thru out, installing thru holes, and fisherman filling voids with even more water. Just find this too be a comical far side of owning boats
Haha! Yep, and all of them with the potential to leak.
Any word on how y'all did on the FedEx grant?
Hi Joel. We didn't make the cut, but I checked out the top 100, and it looks like some great businesses made it to the 2nd. round. Best of luck to all, and we will try again next year!
@@EISAlaska Thanks for the update, and best of luck in expanding and streamlining your business. The more you can cut out the middleman the better.
Thanks Joel. We still plan on setting up a processing facility. We are in the design phase, but it will be very basic. Not quite sure when we will start the build. Just waiting to see the impacts of the coronavirus on our industry, and we will go from there.
@@EISAlaska Appreciate your attitude.
How big are your pots
I think they are 5’ across on the wide side, about 80-100 lbs each.
I don’t know why they checked every crabs?
There is a legal size limit. Retention of undersize crab can net you a nice fine and possible forfeiture of your catch.
Less dangerous than the ones on deadliest catch with.. huge steel cage...
Yep, these ones are pretty light in comparison.
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