A couple of quick questions: 1 - @ 2:22 the captain grabs hold a line/rope. What is that rope for? 2. - They seem to throw back a lot of catch. Are the small or the wrong type? 3 - The lobster and crab seem to spend a good amount of time out of the water after being caught. How long can the survive without seas water? 4 - The throw a large amount of lobster if a pot and then drop the pot back into the water. Why?
1 the line lets the weight go . And keeps the crew safe.2 Are they small or the wrong type .? YES.3 If you keep them wet and the wind off them they can survive all day.4 Its a Keep pot.
its a hard job but not as hard as them Alaskan fishing on deadliest catch at minus 30 and having to break off frozen sea ice every few hours. Still it takes a certain breed of man to do that job.
its a hard job but not as hard as them Alaskan fishing on deadliest catch at minus 30 and having to break off frozen sea ice every few hours. Still it takes a certain breed of man to do that job.
its a hard job but not as hard as them Alaskan fishing on deadliest catch at minus 30 and having to break off frozen sea ice every few hours. Still it takes a certain breed of man to do that job.
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A damned fine disciplined crew and a spanking boat well done!
Someone should send them boys a couple of banding tools, and a case of lobster bands.
I was wondering how you kept the lobsters alive. Cool stuff!
Great video, thank you for sharing.
Nice technical traps unboarding .... welldone
beautiful deck to work on
all smile's on that boat :^)
A well set up boat :-)
I like ze crab but I also like ze lobsta
I love this job !!! :)
Dream boat, I quit fishing after ten years in Alaska because I got tired of the dang rolling.
thumbs up for the music
Ground line goes under trap on way out it flip , but our traps are square
such small an light traps, whats the regulations for over there as far as trap size?
A couple of quick questions:
1 - @ 2:22 the captain grabs hold a line/rope. What is that rope for?
2. - They seem to throw back a lot of catch. Are the small or the wrong type?
3 - The lobster and crab seem to spend a good amount of time out of the water after being caught. How long can the survive without seas water?
4 - The throw a large amount of lobster if a pot and then drop the pot back into the water. Why?
1 the line lets the weight go . And keeps the crew safe.2 Are they small or the wrong type .? YES.3 If you keep them wet and the wind off them they can survive all day.4 Its a Keep pot.
As Ivor says for number 4 they are stockpiling them for selling later on
Thats an enormous keep pot!!
Its needed with the amount of lobster they are catching!
Jacko74 Fisher in Ireland we call it a storage pot
Can anyone tell me the yellow boxes they were using? Looked like they clipped together
Stackers
I miss commercial fishing!
Would have really appreciated a bit more information. Great boat.
Does anybody know what that big cage was about that they put lobsters into and then put it back in the water
Hi to keep the lobster in best condition befor the transportation to the continent. A lobster to stay in first classe payement. Alfredo
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What Do You Call That Black Box Thing Where They Put The Lobsters Before Tying Their Claws?
Lunan Lass sort box
Blake Firmin can’t seem to find anything under that.
Keep box. Keep creel.
wonder how much ££ they make?
Is that gurnards for bait?
These cats are grand beamy steady boats, what type of engines please.
What type of boat is that? Make?
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Chatty bunch aren't they?
Jesus y’all doing it the hard way
Gimanah cara bangkat
Working in silence. No talking ? Do they all hate each other of something?
peter Quill Probably because the camera was there
ScottishR730 Suppose you could be right.. Just shy...
Epicbossgamer probably edited there voice out
Happy fuckers ehh
that boat is nothing short of sexy
These youngsters nowadays think they’re tough 😆 do work, go fishing!
its a hard job but not as hard as them Alaskan fishing on deadliest catch at minus 30 and having to break off frozen sea ice every few hours. Still it takes a certain breed of man to do that job.
better than being a wage slave in an office
Jimmy Hugson where are you
bad filming of the video
its a hard job but not as hard as them Alaskan fishing on deadliest catch at minus 30 and having to break off frozen sea ice every few hours. Still it takes a certain breed of man to do that job.
its a hard job but not as hard as them Alaskan fishing on deadliest catch at minus 30 and having to break off frozen sea ice every few hours. Still it takes a certain breed of man to do that job.