Measuring Fish and Hauling the Second Set - Halibut Longline Start to Finish
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- This is the next video in the Halibut Longline Start to Finish series. We measure out the fish to get the approximate weight on our first set and then we proceed to haul our next set.
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America appreciates your hard work. I've ate your fish throughout the country. Delicious. Thank you. Thank you to all the fisherman who stive to be perfect. My hat is off to you. Epic.
Thanks, we appreciate you support!
WE fished a much smaller vesion of your long lines, they were called trot linesand were limited to 33 hooks. We also fished gill nets tremble nets and hoop nets. We would usually catch 2-3 wash tubs of fish every morning. It wasnt much but it helped supplement his other job. Anyhow please continue your videos, I really enjoy watching your catches.We fished for catfish buffalo and other rough fish, great memories of tough times.
Kenny
Just found you guys, I really enjoy watching you folks at work. My dad ran a small scale commercial fishing operation on the Missouri River in the 60's and 70's, I used to help him. Been to Alaska twice and want to go back and go fishing. Following you all!
Hi Kenny. Welcome aboard! Do you recall what he fished for and the gear that was used? It is always interesting to hear about other fisheries and what guys did back then. Thanks!
nice job nice family and nice team work🍺
Wooww, nice fishing boat 🐠🐟🐠✌️👍❤️
Many many thanks!
Guys, Nice job. That second set there looked very productive. Have a great week.
You guys set the standard. Bad ass
Hi new to this great channel just come across it and not been disappointed the fish u are catching hailbait boy is they Big Loads of Money i hope enjoyed watching this video very much i did appreciate watching this. LOOK FORWARD TO WATCHING THE NEXT ONE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 💪AND STAY SAFE AND WELL FROM MOOSE.
Thanks, Moose!
That looked like a great set.
It was a good set!
❤ watching yaw ," really like how when things don't go right, that you don't cuss each other and use profanity. A very family friendly.. 🙏 you all prosper in all you do and JESUS keeps you safe out of the water. Put Jesus 1st in all and you'll be blessed 💕☕😎
Wow fishermen great work
Много палтуса поймали. Хорошая рыбалка! 👍👍👍
It’s awesome to see ur process. I love watching ur videos. I’m a commercial fisherman as well/ but for inland bait fish. :)
Nice catch!👏👏👏
18:45 is the best part of the business :) and you smiled lol.. great vid
Congrat´s on the 2nd set , nice . I hope your holiday season is a nice one for you and y´all .
Greatpost, nice haul. Hope you all have a Merry Christmas:)😎👍
Thanks Greg. Merry Christmas to you also.
Best set I've seen yet. Good job everyone Good job!!!
Nice haul!!
Thank you, Buff! It was a better one for sure!
Hi guys, those dog fish shark, we call em trash, but on the east coast the catch em and sells them to england for fish n chips.
We've heard that a lot Jack! Wish there was a market for them here, they come in thick sometimes.
Increibles de verdad, saludos
Good job
I like steve because he is cool
0:22 there is no way I could have done that and not hosed my brother down.lol
LOL!
Nice
Merry Christmas from nz
Merry Christmas! Best wishes Lone Wolf.
I always feel like I should go rinse the saltwater out of my beard after these videos lol.
We do that a lot when out fishing. Amazing how good a nice rinse feels after getting splashed with saltwater all day.
I’m always curious why you’re brother/son isn’t doing more than just handling the hooks. He barely touches the fish.
Love the vids. Keep it up. I noticed your hatch covers on the floor. I’m fascinated with them at this point as I need to fabricate similar hatches soon. Can you tell me a little bit more about them? How thick is the aluminum? Looks like maybe 3/16. Were they built by you guys or did you have them built? I’m just thinking about how I would replicate them exactly. For instance, the edges are round... so I’m thinking like how am I gonna make a nice rounded edge on this thing lol
Hey buckup, glad you like them. We fabricated these ourselves, save for having the edges bent on a break at the local welding shop. The side hatches are 3/16" and the center is 1/4".
I can't tell you how much we love these hatches. We had wood ones originally that looked great new, but as the years passed they got waterlogged and no matter how much you scrubbed them they just looked nasty.
If you want shoot me an email and I can send some drawings to help on layout and any other questions you have.
Down in Florida that's what scouts come from
Thanks for the comments!
Nice fish fellas. How is the big spool that the longline wound onto controlled. Stop start when you have an issue with a fish or a complication with taking dropper off.???
Hi Russel. If you look at the back rail on the starboard side you can see the hydraulic valve I use to control the reel. There is also the throttle and steering station to control the vessel.
Nice string of fish. I see you guys with short sleeves. Is it warm up there now? Was it filmed in December? I haven't seen a video with poor weather/seas yet.
Hi Solo. Honestly we are pretty fair weather fishermen. We work tougher weather in the winter and spring when we are jigging, but it doesn't really show on camera. Something about the perspective I guess. This was shot in late summer, it was still warm out.
When you guys are doing a haul are you backing down the set with the boat and using the drum to spool the line up or is the boat sitting still and the drum is dragging the set to the boat?
The drum is dragging the boat to the other end of the set. We'll put the boat into gear if the tide or wind are running.
Bravo!!!!!!!
Another super video. Thank you.
My back hurts for a couple of days after a fishing trip (playing Rugby till almost 50 does not seem like such a good idea now). Do you have any aches and pains after a big day longlining as You do a lot of bending over?
I usually feel it in my hands the next day. Not so much my back if we only do three sets. More than that I definitely do!
Was wondering do these halibut stay in the USA or do they get get shipped abroad. By the way great channel very relaxing watching what comes over the rail.
Hi keyup. They stay in the US. We sell all the fish we catch direct to families and customers across the US. Our website is eisalaska.com Thank you for joining us, glad you enjoy the content.
i wish you good fishing
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How long do you typically try to soak your gear for? if you don't mind sharing
They have said between five and seven hours if that helps!
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I admit... sometimes I’m more interested in seeing the “other stuff” you catch.... sharks, octopus and such.. lol
Thanks Rob. We like to include all the players. I also think they are interesting and they all play their part in our amazing ecosystem.
What do you do with the octopus.
Hand to table
Why are the cod and other species left uncleaned yet the halibut is cleaned?
Just curious... Why do you turn the Halibut white side up?
Please wear your safety knifes! And always check the others for theirs!
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hi im jeremy i wont to no how many pond line do u us for yor halibut loneline rig
Why when you catch them, bleed them, gut them and store then do you always keep them belly side up?
It is easiest to clean and measure them white side up, so we just turn them over from the start.
What is that chugging sound? It sounds like Maracas?
Ok, it's Dec 11'th and you live in Alaska. Why are you in short sleeves?
This was shot earlier this fall.
@@EISAlaska Then you should say so.
@@MD-4mee they have, many times in previous videos
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Nice catch guys and. can they bite?
Hi Albie. Their teeth aren't really long, but they are very sharp. So you definitely don't want to put your hand in their mouth.
Dropping them fish from 5 foot onto packed ice the. Stepping on them doesnt bruise up the meat?
I was thinking that, dropped to comments after 10 mins lol
The drop isn't that far, more like three feet and there is water added to the ice to make it slushy. As long as you don't drop them on a hard, sharp edge there is no bruising to the meat. As far as stepping on the fish same thing. If you stomp them yes, but notice how we gently put our feet down, our feet push the fish out of the way and end up on the deck below. Edit: Maybe the phrase "stomping the fish into the ice" isn't the best way to describe that action. LOL. From now on it will be "gently guiding the fish into the ice with my feet".
@@EISAlaska who am I to critique anyway. I love your guys channel, and you get to work in the one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
It would be cool if you could drop a camera down on some baits.
I'd love to see that, but a good quality camera and housing that would put up with the water pressure at 200 to 300 plus feet would likely cost as much as the haul retails for.
@@TheCaptainbeefylog A Gofish cam on Amazon is 150$ and can go to 500 foot and could easily be clipped on the line.
@@BigRift nice!
Great vid again. What species are the sharks? Tope?
Thanks anglerfish. Spiny dogfish.
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there has to be a better way of getting the fish under that ice instead of stepping on them
We get better money for small ones
I. Think. They. Shoot. Really. Big. Halibut. ????!!
Id sack elvis what percentage of catch does he get
I predict in 75-100 years the oceans will be vastly depopulated of fish and shellfish. Unsustainable but tight lines and good luck.
Alaska is a heavily regulated fishery so hopefully they will continue produce. I am more concerned with pollution from mining, oil production and global warming.
I want work with u sir...
Fishermen and farmers totally depended on God and nature.
One guy standing around, he don't know what to do?
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