Getting Ready for Halibut - Loading Gear
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Hi, everyone! In this episode, we load the longline reel in the truck and prep other things on the boat for halibut fishing. Stay tuned we'll be bringing you more soon.
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Good job brother
Thanks Noe!
I am tired after watching you guys load the reel. You do things my way. I would not pay a crane to do what I could do. Tight lines guys and mom.
We old timers have seen this one - both directions - never get tired of one more halibut season. Bob in Nevada
You have oceans? Lol. I'm almost half a century, and now I want to long line lol
Cheers Vancouver Island 🇨🇦🍻
Friction is the enemy, lay a piece of angle iron point up in the bed of the truck and on the ramp and it would probably push on by hand.
Looking forward to the new season! Good Luck to your family. Be safe!
Shirt is perfect, Matt! 👍👍😂😂🤣🤣
Really enjoy your videos, family working together without a lot of "Drama"
45 year fisherman here.. love from Nashville'TN
edit: I bought a 4x8 sheet of polymer that they use artificial ice rings. I cut it and mounted in my truck bed & things slid out with ease..
have a A frame with large casters built so you can roll it to your different equipment,,you build it tall enough you can back the bed of your truck under it, hook all four corners of your long line it get a electric winch, you can raise it high enough to back your truck under it and then lower it down into the bed. with the casters you can roll it to your net and do the same thing, or pick up multiply crab pots at one time.
A nice little timber dock to reverse up to is a great idea. Maybe using rollers made from scrap pipe?
Great shirt btw
Thanks, Mike!
I think I'd build a trailer or something that is dedicated to hauling that guy around it looks heavy and cumbersome. Love that you guys show the real side of an industry that we take for granted when we sit down to Fri fish fry. Thanks for letting us come along with you guys. How's the glass work going? As always good luck and God Bless. Calm seas and fair weather.
Thats the first thing i thought when started watching, mmm i think a
trailer just for that
Halibut... Good!
Matt, your Tshirt is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥!!!
Can of spray paint and tape. Or brush !and paint. Charpie is not water proof unless you get the ones for fabrics. Grab up clams befor you go for bait.
I'd suggest when you get some free time (lol) you build a welded or bolted frame to lift the reel on and off the truck at home. In my head I see a box-frame just like the reel housing, but bigger with the bottom rail of the 'cube' taken out and some feet or pressure mount plates to keep it from sinking into the ground, with an endless chain block at the top centre. 4 sling points to lift the reel and she can go straight up in the air, truck in under, then down she comes. Even an electric winch if you want to be lazy (lol again).
Just an idea, not an internet pro telling you what you're doing wrong lol.
Looking forward to you hauling some barn-doors over the rail.
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
get or make a square frame to mount to the top of your spool then some camper jacks to lift it up and drive your truck bed under it . to load and un load the spool
Almost all fishermen in New Zealand use cheap imported Japanese Hiab trucks with around 3-7 tonne payload these are used everyday to transport net or long line reels, nets, cray pots, net or long line anchors, fish traps and the days catch.
Love watching your show it is great thank u😂
Great prep job EIS team!! Catch your limit and safe seas!! 👍👍
I truly appreciate your video
Well I tried leaving a comment and watching earlier but that didn't work out.
I'm happy to see the long line gear come out. Have a wonderful a safe halibut season!
I live vicariously through your videos, thanks for such great videos.
I wish you would have shown the hookup of the longline reel on the boat. I think it would be interesting to see what needed to be done.
I'll try to capture that next time around John. We've shown it a couple times in past seasons, but always good to share it again. Thanks for tuning in!
@@EISAlaska yes have seen it
Nice tee!
Hi fellow,s iv run and owned fishing boats for many years and the best money saving piece of equipment I've made is a 4 legged gantry with a gurder trolley
You can also buy a winch and mount it in the truck
Can't wait to see you guys back on the Halibut. Best of luck this year and God Bless. Louie.
Make a shed out off 8-8 beams back under .lift spool.same back under and winch up
G'day EIS,
Thanks Mat for your answer (via Pateron)
Once again Tee and Matt explaining what is happening, also noted Len (Captian DAD) doing a cameo in his PPE abord Emerald Ilse.
Michael
you should weld a mount for a 4x4 winch. just drop it in the mount, two pins and connect too a dc plug. way easier..
I know you guys are fishing for halibut but I am always going to pray that you guys are blessed with lots and lots of cod and yellow eye. I just wish I could afford to buy a big box of cod. The shipping cost is a nightmare for me. I am working on it. Sigh....
Beautiful job guys see on the next one can’t wait
i have been watching you with this for some time but i think it would be a good idea if you used a trailer to transport and store it this will save you a lot of time and save you all the work of potting it on the truck hence out on the water quicker as this is done several times a year also a tarp will help keep it in good working order as a trailer will pay for itself in no time
Like # 120. Just starting to watch. Excited to see...
Idea...why not install temporary wheels(castors) once it's lifted up off vessel?....
I want to come...
Excited to see you out there.
Thanks for the little getaway from my renovation work. Wish I could share pictures here!
🍻 CHEERS 🍻 🇨🇦
Lol Beevus and Halibutt-head
Why is Dad in a white suit?
Great episode!! Stay safe EIS crew!! 👍👍👌👌
Ain't just about fishing 🎣
You might be thinking of a 'shackle' of gear. A term we used when I was gillnetting years ago.
A skate is the proper term, but that would refer to a line that is 300 fathoms long. These are 1/3 skates or 100 fathoms. Pot gear also refers to line as shots, usually 33 fathoms up here. The term may be used loosely by fisherman, but for simplicity one unit of line is called a shot.
@@EISAlaska Brings back memories of the old halibut schooners that would come into town piled high with skiff and galvanized washtubs that held a skate each. Wasn't long after that (late fifties) that they all went to long line. Anchor chain on large ships is marked in shots of ninety feet. Some of the links we had weighed 150# each. Hate to buy any of it at today's prices! Good luck with the halibut.
Put a 10ton winch on the bk of truck with a roller bed on it
3 pipes 14' ,chained , coma long, back truck under it. Trypod
Im glad you all ate safe and ready to make some halibut trips im wandering can i ask for specific fish and octopus in a mixed box see i have great halibut pie recipes but i need the 4 or 5 inches thick ???????
Sure Scott. Email me at sales@eisalaska.com and we will get you set up. Thanks!
You guys baby T too much...get his butt on that bed and work that come along son......love the vids....still have some cod from you guys...safe fishing... love the Beevus and Halibutt-head shirt Matt
you need to make a A frame hoist .
Why don’t you build a skeleton trailer for the reel , simple single axle two behind that way you just leave it in the trailer whe not on the boat and it’s always ready to go. Make it easy to work on you can move it into shop when need to
I think you will find a shot is fifteen fathoms or ninety feet.
I don't think I've ever seen you guys load that on to the boat and strap it down how you guys do it I wouldn't mind checking that out on a video if you guys don't mind making that video I like to see you set up for an hour but thanks for the video man I appreciate it the old Dodge truck is not doing bad laugh out loud but a bow tie would be better just joking man dodgers are doing pretty good but I definitely want to watch this video I enjoy you guys videos please don't stop no matter what thank you please get the other boat done
Why don't you guys find an old swing set and turn it into an A-frame to let you hoist the roll?
Couldn't you have it loaded onto a dedicated trailer, which could be loaded and unloaded by the cannery?
WHY don't you just get a flat bed truck with a host on it ? or a grain ? at a action?
Looks like you have done this before 😃
Um, si colocáis cuatro gatos hidráulicos a media altura en cada pata y cuatro ruedas macizas giratorias soldadas a los gatos, podréis trasladar mejor el carrete a la vaca del camión y situarlo en la cubierta del barco, una vez en su lugar, reducís los cuatro gatos y así se quedará fijo en su lugar.
Will you keep the longline gear permenantly on the Fish Tale once the Emerald Isle refit is complete?
It may only be an hour to get the long line drum onto that pickup truck but its definitely an arduous endeavor
It's usually on all seasons, due to the pain of transferring. It can sit on the vessel, and add good stability, especially when loaded. Bust right through the breakers
Why don’t you get a power winch.?
What are you guys going to do when fuel prices get too high?
Keep fishing. Our vessel burns less than 2 gal/hr. at cruise. Very economical to operate.
Bring on the halibut. Are you all done catching rockfish for the year? Did you do just the one rockfish trip that you videoed, or were there more. We received our share box and the fish are fantastic! Thanks
hello friend I started to see your videos and they are interesting, I had a question for you, what is the diameter and length of your super spool to fish halibut, and where can I buy one of those, thanks
8.74 millimeters
Is there a limit on how much you can catch? Good video.
Build a tripod and hoist it up then drop it in . You don't have 3 trees ? Apiece of chain and a comealong? Tourists. Ha Ha Ha
The big problem is the dodge truck. Buy a chevy. Alot less problems
Man I would buy a separate trailer to load it on the dock take it home a park it rather then messing with it like this again
Less prep & Bullshit and more Fishing please 😀