These guys are a different breed. Look how Sig handled this interview. He doesn't care. He has his world, he's excelled in it, and he can't be bothered by stupid shit like this. This is what a real man looks like folks.
Zodiac581 Yeah, a lot of the guys on the show are real awesome guys. They don't care about the colour or your skin, who you vote for or your faith. The only thing that counts is if you do your job or not. Simple as that. That's why neither Sig or Jon were bothered about the question.
Won Yeah, everybody should be born with the opportunity to have their own crab boat at such a young age. Reminds me of Trump who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth yet thinks she's self made. You fucking idiot. Just because Sig was lucky enough to inherit his own boat doesn't make him self made either. He's still an idiot about anything outside of fishing.
Be pissed at YOUR DAD for not working hard and MAKING his own way to give his family an opportunity, not at someone who had the drive and intelligence to make it fktard. Svere built a business and a legacy, it seems your dad built a whining fkn coward mouth piece who cries because someone else has more than them. So bitch, STFU!
I remember that show. He was totally freaked out. He said "the waves are as big as buildings." They had to turn the boat around and take him back to port. The guy was in shock!
Its always strange when people mistake areas of less diverse population as the same thing as racism. The likely reason why there isn't any brothers on the boat is because they simply rare to come by in much of the state.
+Brady Rose ....I can tell you why there aren't "brothers" on the boats....because they pretty much NEVER, EVER go up looking to fish. Nearly ALL crabbers start out fishing in other arenas...no one 'starts' with crabbing really - you'd never ever, ever survive a week of it. Bristol Bay salmon fishing for example ....1600 boats....been going on for 100 yrs.... i have NEVER heard of ONE black captain...and i've only witnessed maaaaybe 5 black guys even working the deck - never saw a single one until my 14th year fishing. Most blacks dont hang around the few select regions where family & friends would incidentally connect you with the small fishing world...and so the thought or idea of going to Alaska to look for a fishing job...or arranging one down south, simply doesn't happen very frequently.
Sebastian,Just because you never heard of it does not mean it never happend.My family ran a fleat of four boats in mid 70's till 1998 commercial fishing Bristol Bay out of EKUK & Dillingham.When gramp got sick he hired to black guys out of the south to run his 36' Larson they did so well that gramp kept them on for 6 yrs.Till he sold his permit.
also it's kind of simple genetics too, white people come from colder environments and are typically more built for cold conditions. Black people always complain about the cold (I'm not saying it's bad) But even a recent story about Kevin Love and Russell Westbrook being roommates, Kevin Love said they had thermostat battles, he wanted it at 68 and Russell Westbrook wanted it at 73 So black people are more likely to have less body fat and be more bothered by the cold while white people are probably worse off in the heat than black people are
Ikr it's incredible and whats worse is they try to say all people living in large majority white areas are also automatically racist for not being a diverse population.
Brady, not true most of the crab fishermen aren't from Alaska. They come up from places like Washington and Oregon. Some of them do live in Alaska but mostly not. The real reason is the works too difficult for most blacks
I remember the DC episode that featured the Katmai. Cedric Smith of Portland (who was black) lost his life trying to save the lives of his fellow crew members. The ones who made it paid tribute to him in the interviews. He was a true hero.
The reason I love deadliest catch so much is because it's like watching real life they don't pull any punches man they're straight forward they don't act like movie stars either. They seem like genuine normal people.
+Lindsay Hoffmeister I think one of the boats captains talked about one of their deckhands being dragged overboard by a pot, he was black if i remember correctly
If they want more black guys on boats, then start pushing the black youth to fly down to Alaska and get into the fishing industry.. the boat captains aren't searching the world for a specific race of person to join their boat, they take who's there and who wants to work on the boat.
The Bering Sea crab fisherman is a rare breed -- gotta be tough in a way most tough guys aren't, able to be scared shitless yet not let it affect you, so driven by the potential for big money that they'll bank their lives for it, no connections with others with more sense than oneself, such as a wife or girlfriend, able to make sacrifices and do seriously hard and dangerous work in extremely brutal conditions, getting very little sleep and rest, yet having to perforrm at peak levels, doing strenuous exhausting work, and it's no picnic on board those boats, and there's no laziness tolerated either, and most of all ya gotta be a bit nuts
I met sig hansen back.. oh 2 or 3 years ago now. I was working for the TSA in seatac airport, was working the body machine and this guy walks through it. after like a minute of looking at him im like why is he familiar. So he steps past me and starts shooting the breeze with the female officer behind me as his wife steps into the machine and my fellow officer comments, "you look like you belong on tv" he responds. "funny you should mention that." and then it all clicked into place as i wheel around and finally look at him. It was Sig, and as someone who used to watch deadlest catch all the time with my dad i was amazed i didnt recognize him. He was straightforward and polite and was a pretty decent guy. I still wish i had gotten my picture with him. wouldve been the best photo i have ever taken.
I think I remember that episode. He did quit, but he also told the captain he was so scared that he was going to jump over board. The captain turned the boat around and took him back to the docks.
Sig takes the mans camera points it right at him and asks "Your a black Puerto Rican right? So if you wanna go fishing, are you gonna make it or not?" Without hesitation the guy says no,he wouldn't make it. Done. Case Closed. So much for trying to play the race card where there isn't one to play. Good job Sig
I remember the episode with the black guy, he was so terrified and wanted off the boat so damn bad that he threatened to put on a survival suit and jump overboard so the Coast Guard would pick him up and get him back to land.
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A lot of celebrities , and he has been doing the show long enough to be a legitimate celebrity , would have gotten incredulous about that question, He just rolled right with it, "we did,,, he quit" LOL
bunch of good guys on that show. love it. never missed an episode yet!!!!! hope it keeps going. sometimes the truth hurts on these stupid questions media asks. You wanna see different races on there. tell them to fill out an app.
There was a black guy named Tiko on the The Farwest Leader. He's a good fisherman. There was also a black guy who died when the Katmai went down a few years ago. He was also a good fisherman RIP.
Sig handled that well. Good comeback. This reminds me of one episode where there was a crab ship that got into trouble in a storm and needed help from the coast guard. One of the crew from the show brought up a story of a past rescue that didn't turn out as well. He mentioned one guy who risked his life to save his other shipmates and was lost at sea as a result. All I can remember was the first name of this crew member ( Cidrick ) and incidentally, he was black. Although I don't recall if he was a Black/Puerto Rican hybrid. Makes me wonder what percentage of crab fisherman job applicants are Black Puerto Ricans?
i remember 2 black guys in the first couple of sesons ;1 flipped out and the other couldn't hang with the boats' movement...as for boricuans, there are a couple of native americans on the boats you just have to pay attention...it's a hard job meant for ppl grown up in that kind of environment...
'We had a black guy on the boat. He quit.' Haha!! Some can hack it some can't I suppose. Would I be able to hack it? The fishing itself? Hell yes but the injuries? Fuck that shit! I'd cry like a fucken baby!
I love how he turned the race card into the truth. "You're a big strong black guy, could you go fishing?" "No!" I can't see any of the Captains on the show denying a qualified candidate if they needed one based on race.
I remember the black guy that Sig was talking about. He was so freaked out by being on the deck in rough seas that he said all the deck hands must be crazy and threatened the captain that if he didn't take him back to port he was going to jump off the boat. Personally, I would have let him!
And what is the percentage of Latin/Black Crab Fishermen in the Bearing Sea...? A seriously racist question ask by an instigator of a reporter, no wonder journalist get little or no respect nowadays. Oh and BTW there was a Samoan on one of the boats for several seasons.
Racism has nothing to do with why black people aren't on DC. It has more to do with the weather, environment. The North West isn't populated by blacks or Latinos. Doesn't mean there's only white guys on the boat. Freddy M. (The crazy guy who covers himself in Cod blood and does the Crab dance) is as diverse as they come. There's also some native Alaskans (Eskimos) in the fleet too.
Honestly, doing affirmative action with crab boats would be the worst thing one could do. You want people who not only will work, but work safely and with the rest of the crew. Sorry to say, things like affirmative action doesn't care about such things, only you must have X number of this race and that race. It doens't care if you can actually do the job or not.
The reason it's rare to see a black guy commercial fishing and especially crab fishing is honestly because the work is way too hard for most of them. And also because most blacks are afraid of being out on the ocean in anything but flat calm...
they also sadly lost a black guy, I wish i could remember his name he was a very loved and respected member on the boat as well and it was a tragic loss
The main reason you don't see latins and blacks on crab boats is because its cold. Blacks and Latins hate the cold. I'm white but the reason you always hear about us complaining about the cold is because we're less prideful about whining about the cold then others. I'm ok with cool or warm but cold and hot nope not for me.
While there aren't many black people or Latino's on The Deadliest Catch (and in the crabbing fleet in general), I worked for 16 years as a commercial fisherman and I can tell you there are plenty of Mexicans, Pacific Islanders and Filipinos working on freezer longliners and factory trawlers. I'm guessing crabbing (and other fisheries) are less ethnically diverse because they're smaller scale, owner/operator type boats own mostly by white guys who end up mostly hiring people they know or are recommended by friends,... who happen to be other white guys.
jesse james naaa john dillanger hell yea hes a great bank robber jd was able to be in/outta bank in under 30 seconds but that wouldn't happen nowadays !
Yes, I remember that show.. Black dude was like, "Get me the F off of this Boat"!!!! I'm black, and my black azz ain't going on that boat either!!!!! Sig, and all the rest of you guys can have that King Crab Money!!!!
don't worry, Polynesian's fish in some mean ass seas in the southern oceans but we're brought up on the seas bra ... blacks and Hispanics, normally it aint their thang ...
LMAO!!!! It takes certain types of personalities to be able to do that type of work. Just like farming, cropping, construction, just a certain breed. Not for everyone. But for all races yes.
These guys are a different breed. Look how Sig handled this interview. He doesn't care. He has his world, he's excelled in it, and he can't be bothered by stupid shit like this. This is what a real man looks like folks.
Zodiac581 Yeah, a lot of the guys on the show are real awesome guys. They don't care about the colour or your skin, who you vote for or your faith. The only thing that counts is if you do your job or not. Simple as that. That's why neither Sig or Jon were bothered about the question.
A real man who will be dead in another year because he's so fucking stupid and stubborn.
Won Yeah, everybody should be born with the opportunity to have their own crab boat at such a young age. Reminds me of Trump who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth yet thinks she's self made. You fucking idiot.
Just because Sig was lucky enough to inherit his own boat doesn't make him self made either. He's still an idiot about anything outside of fishing.
Sig's a fucking asshole in real life.
Be pissed at YOUR DAD for not working hard and MAKING his own way to give his family an opportunity, not at someone who had the drive and intelligence to make it fktard. Svere built a business and a legacy, it seems your dad built a whining fkn coward mouth piece who cries because someone else has more than them. So bitch, STFU!
I remember that show. He was totally freaked out. He said "the waves are as big as buildings." They had to turn the boat around and take him back to port. The guy was in shock!
And wanted to jump overboard cos he thought that would be safer. Another boat had to pick him up and drive him back to the docks in Dutch.
But he was right,the boat took a big wave took it over and under.
I like Sig, he has a good sense of humor, seems like a fun guy to be around
They all do, what you talking about
@Logan Hansen didn't sig spit on an uber driver
100% great guy
Its always strange when people mistake areas of less diverse population as the same thing as racism. The likely reason why there isn't any brothers on the boat is because they simply rare to come by in much of the state.
+Brady Rose ....I can tell you why there aren't "brothers" on the boats....because they pretty much NEVER, EVER go up looking to fish. Nearly ALL crabbers start out fishing in other arenas...no one 'starts' with crabbing really - you'd never ever, ever survive a week of it. Bristol Bay salmon fishing for example ....1600 boats....been going on for 100 yrs.... i have NEVER heard of ONE black captain...and i've only witnessed maaaaybe 5 black guys even working the deck - never saw a single one until my 14th year fishing. Most blacks dont hang around the few select regions where family & friends would incidentally connect you with the small fishing world...and so the thought or idea of going to Alaska to look for a fishing job...or arranging one down south, simply doesn't happen very frequently.
Sebastian,Just because you never heard of it does not mean it never happend.My family ran a fleat of four boats in mid 70's till 1998 commercial fishing Bristol Bay out of EKUK & Dillingham.When gramp got sick he hired to black guys out of the south to run his 36' Larson they did so well that gramp kept them on for 6 yrs.Till he sold his permit.
also it's kind of simple genetics too, white people come from colder environments and are typically more built for cold conditions.
Black people always complain about the cold (I'm not saying it's bad)
But even a recent story about Kevin Love and Russell Westbrook being roommates, Kevin Love said they had thermostat battles, he wanted it at 68 and Russell Westbrook wanted it at 73
So black people are more likely to have less body fat and be more bothered by the cold while white people are probably worse off in the heat than black people are
Ikr it's incredible and whats worse is they try to say all people living in large majority white areas are also automatically racist for not being a diverse population.
Brady, not true most of the crab fishermen aren't from Alaska. They come up from places like Washington and Oregon. Some of them do live in Alaska but mostly not. The real reason is the works too difficult for most blacks
Real men straight talk.
Pure gold!!! I’ve watched this video oh I’d say 50 times.
thank you my friend 😊❤
@@tonyvera1902 loved it and still love it! Can’t say anything negative against you or Johnny, Andy and definitely not Siggerate 🖤❤️ 💙🤍
I remember the DC episode that featured the Katmai. Cedric Smith of Portland (who was black) lost his life trying to save the lives of his fellow crew members. The ones who made it paid tribute to him in the interviews. He was a true hero.
After reading your comment I went and watched that episode. Maaan it was harrowing. Real sad stuff.
The reason I love deadliest catch so much is because it's like watching real life they don't pull any punches man they're straight forward they don't act like movie stars either. They seem like genuine normal people.
extremlybored45 thanks for explaining captain obvious. its called "reality TV" .
extremlybored45 .... do you think ppl were opening the door for these guys before the show? Fuck no. They've changed
It's the real deal unlike these other reality shows.
extremlybored45 Real dudes doing the hardest hit in the world in the WORST conditions.
Sig is awesome!!
Best fucking video ever.... Why isn't there a black person on the boat? There was once... he quit.
For the record, the best part was when all the black dudes filming started laughing... they all know it's true..... they'd quit lmfao.
+Lindsay Hoffmeister I think one of the boats captains talked about one of their deckhands being dragged overboard by a pot, he was black if i remember correctly
+Tu Chenz Yep. They called him Moose. He was a deckhand on Junior's boat, the Seabrooke.
shit that guys laugh... damn
I wonder what ethnicity Freddie was?
It's a simple answer. How many blacks and puerto ricans live in Alaska and Norway?
Eddy Buckhorn exactly, it's race baiting bullshit as usual.
If they want more black guys on boats, then start pushing the black youth to fly down to Alaska and get into the fishing industry.. the boat captains aren't searching the world for a specific race of person to join their boat, they take who's there and who wants to work on the boat.
Oh shut up for awhile, all of you!
The Bering Sea crab fisherman is a rare breed -- gotta be tough in a way most tough guys aren't, able to be scared shitless yet not let it affect you, so driven by the potential for big money that they'll bank their lives for it, no connections with others with more sense than oneself, such as a wife or girlfriend, able to make sacrifices and do seriously hard and dangerous work in extremely brutal conditions, getting very little sleep and rest, yet having to perforrm at peak levels, doing strenuous exhausting work, and it's no picnic on board those boats, and there's no laziness tolerated either, and most of all ya gotta be a bit nuts
Sig lives in Seattle dumbfuck
Sig is awesome!! I love his honesty and his laugh!! :)
I met sig hansen back.. oh 2 or 3 years ago now. I was working for the TSA in seatac airport, was working the body machine and this guy walks through it. after like a minute of looking at him im like why is he familiar. So he steps past me and starts shooting the breeze with the female officer behind me as his wife steps into the machine and my fellow officer comments, "you look like you belong on tv" he responds. "funny you should mention that." and then it all clicked into place as i wheel around and finally look at him. It was Sig, and as someone who used to watch deadlest catch all the time with my dad i was amazed i didnt recognize him. He was straightforward and polite and was a pretty decent guy. I still wish i had gotten my picture with him. wouldve been the best photo i have ever taken.
I think I remember that episode. He did quit, but he also told the captain he was so scared that he was going to jump over board. The captain turned the boat around and took him back to the docks.
American Super Villain good riddens back on relief
"We had a black guy three years ago"
"And what happened to him?"
"He quit"
lmao
This is a real man from the real world, doesn't think twice of what he says because he is a real norske gutt!
Quit is an understatement. The guy demanded to be taken back to shore or he'd jump off the ship cause he could handle even being below deck.
Sig takes the mans camera points it right at him and asks "Your a black Puerto Rican right? So if you wanna go fishing, are you gonna make it or not?" Without hesitation the guy says no,he wouldn't make it. Done. Case Closed. So much for trying to play the race card where there isn't one to play. Good job Sig
I remember the episode with the black guy, he was so terrified and wanted off the boat so damn bad that he threatened to put on a survival suit and jump overboard so the Coast Guard would pick him up and get him back to land.
Trekincat ha ha ha race card or lazy using the race card to get relief
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A lot of celebrities , and he has been doing the show long enough to be a legitimate celebrity , would have gotten incredulous about that question, He just rolled right with it, "we did,,, he quit" LOL
bunch of good guys on that show. love it. never missed an episode yet!!!!! hope it keeps going. sometimes the truth hurts on these stupid questions media asks. You wanna see different races on there. tell them to fill out an app.
Fuckin' legend.
There was a black guy named Tiko on the The Farwest Leader. He's a good fisherman. There was also a black guy who died when the Katmai went down a few years ago. He was also a good fisherman RIP.
Sig handled that well. Good comeback. This reminds me of one episode where there was a crab ship that got into trouble in a storm and needed help from the coast guard. One of the crew from the show brought up a story of a past rescue that didn't turn out as well. He mentioned one guy who risked his life to save his other shipmates and was lost at sea as a result. All I can remember was the first name of this crew member ( Cidrick ) and incidentally, he was black. Although I don't recall if he was a Black/Puerto Rican hybrid. Makes me wonder what percentage of crab fisherman job applicants are Black Puerto Ricans?
Fuck, Sig's a genuinely funny guy.....
Hahaha "he quit" love Sig
i remember 2 black guys in the first couple of sesons ;1 flipped out and the other couldn't hang with the boats' movement...as for boricuans, there are a couple of native americans on the boats you just have to pay attention...it's a hard job meant for ppl grown up in that kind of environment...
Love Sig man. A real decent man.
'We had a black guy on the boat. He quit.' Haha!! Some can hack it some can't I suppose. Would I be able to hack it? The fishing itself? Hell yes but the injuries? Fuck that shit! I'd cry like a fucken baby!
SIG HANSEN calmest captain on show
great guy
These guys wont bullshit ya when ya ask a question. there about the most honest people you can find still.
I love how he turned the race card into the truth.
"You're a big strong black guy, could you go fishing?"
"No!"
I can't see any of the Captains on the show denying a qualified candidate if they needed one based on race.
Love Sig. He has a sense of Humor and seems to be squared away.
capt sig is very awsome!!!:D
i remember that episode the dude had threatened to throw himself overboard, he bailed and was escorted by the cops
samoans are known fishermen
Freddy Mugantai is probably the most notible on the show
I remember the black guy that Sig was talking about. He was so freaked out by being on the deck in rough seas that he said all the deck hands must be crazy and threatened the captain that if he didn't take him back to port he was going to jump off the boat. Personally, I would have let him!
I love Sig that's my man
this made the day!
SIG IS THE BEST!!! NO ARGUMENT THERE!!!
And what is the percentage of Latin/Black Crab Fishermen in the Bearing Sea...? A seriously racist question ask by an instigator of a reporter, no wonder journalist get little or no respect nowadays. Oh and BTW there was a Samoan on one of the boats for several seasons.
LOL Sig. I see lots of dif races as deck hands and in the background of each ship!!
What event was this that had Sig and Willie?
There was a couple of Mexican (latino) guys on season 1
I LOVE sig ♡
lmao that last question hahaha!
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Sig is the man
crabbing seems like the one last meritocracy. either you can hack or you're out.
The motorcycle guy? *Starts shaking head* lmao Sig is the man
UMM i remember there is a black guy in season 3 in the"farwester leader"
There are different kinds of hard. Congrats on your success
That job is not about color of skin but who can do the JOB
i think sig would be the funniest grandpa to have lmao
Racism has nothing to do with why black people aren't on DC. It has more to do with the weather, environment. The North West isn't populated by blacks or Latinos. Doesn't mean there's only white guys on the boat. Freddy M. (The crazy guy who covers himself in Cod blood and does the Crab dance) is as diverse as they come. There's also some native Alaskans (Eskimos) in the fleet too.
What does "diverse" even mean the way you are using it? Non-white people? White people are 8% of the world population.
Imagine Willy Nelson on a crab boat...
He would be a Wet willy lol!
I think Willie has caught crabs before
Honestly, doing affirmative action with crab boats would be the worst thing one could do. You want people who not only will work, but work safely and with the rest of the crew. Sorry to say, things like affirmative action doesn't care about such things, only you must have X number of this race and that race. It doens't care if you can actually do the job or not.
We are out there and I want to see us.
Have you ever been at red lobster?
Well said.
morial of that question is don't ask if you don't want the answer.
He quit lol great answer
There was a black guy on the Farwest Leader correct me if I'm wrong
as the car door opens "get me outta this fucker" - Sig. lol
sig u are the boss man
The reason it's rare to see a black guy commercial fishing and especially crab fishing is honestly because the work is way too hard for most of them. And also because most blacks are afraid of being out on the ocean in anything but flat calm...
There’s reason...it’s called hard work!
opens car door* sig - "get me out of this fucker, ahhh" LOLLL
Sir, I love your show, I watch it all the time..
Pretty sure you don't :D
that was really good
they also sadly lost a black guy, I wish i could remember his name he was a very loved and respected member on the boat as well and it was a tragic loss
i would love to hangout drink beers with these guys im a black man dont think i could fish with them tho lol
The main reason you don't see latins and blacks on crab boats is because its cold. Blacks and Latins hate the cold. I'm white but the reason you always hear about us complaining about the cold is because we're less prideful about whining about the cold then others. I'm ok with cool or warm but cold and hot nope not for me.
Sig Hansen Is the realest caption
What event was this?
1:32 - 1:44 Classic Sig Hansen 😂😆
While there aren't many black people or Latino's on The Deadliest Catch (and in the crabbing fleet in general), I worked for 16 years as a commercial fisherman and I can tell you there are plenty of Mexicans, Pacific Islanders and Filipinos working on freezer longliners and factory trawlers. I'm guessing crabbing (and other fisheries) are less ethnically diverse because they're smaller scale, owner/operator type boats own mostly by white guys who end up mostly hiring people they know or are recommended by friends,... who happen to be other white guys.
I wouldn't work on the boat.
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Tough as nails..love those dudes
That question at the end haha
It's because it's hard work
2:19 your brother didn't make it
that was funny....He quit !!! "the black guy said F%ck that s$it "
Well done
Its the same reason pk subban is lonely in the nhl compared to lebron in the nba. A lot of black people dont want to do that
That’s right Sig.. there are some blacks on other boats. But he answered right. He bailed 💗
That, my friend, is Freddie.
If a guy catches crabs and is on the boat he doesn't get to sit in the sauna.
Deadliest Catch guys are there, and Willy Nelson is also there because...Why not?
jesse james naaa john dillanger hell yea hes a great bank robber jd was able to be in/outta bank in under 30 seconds but that wouldn't happen nowadays !
Water and cold !!😂😂🤣🤣
They should have a boat of nothing but of color. It will be like Jamaican bob sledding
..he quit😂😂😂
Yes, I remember that show.. Black dude was like, "Get me the F off of this Boat"!!!! I'm black, and my black azz ain't going on that boat either!!!!! Sig, and all the rest of you guys can have that King Crab Money!!!!
why would it matter what race is on the show?? there were several african americans on the show. people just trying to start shit
there are minorities on the boat-early seasons
skip to 1:27
If you go back and look at the first shows Sig was almost bald, now he has a full head of hair......He went Hollywood....
don't worry, Polynesian's fish in some mean ass seas in the southern oceans but we're brought up on the seas bra ... blacks and Hispanics, normally it aint their thang ...
LMAO!!!! It takes certain types of personalities to be able to do that type of work. Just like farming, cropping, construction, just a certain breed. Not for everyone. But for all races yes.