As a longtime office worker there is something deeply enjoyable about watching and learning more about people who do the work that actually keeps our country afloat. Cool stuff, man.
All of that rope is absolutely wild. The net. The fish. For me, the long forum is an entertaining perspective. Thank you for sharing while grinding. I couldnt imagine people finding so much interest in my job either. 🤣
As a sheep farmer in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Seeing this content shows me an entire work different to mine, but still feels familiar in some way. Have a good day man!
@@willkeating461 at least all of yall are doing physical labor so it’s all similar in some manner… I’m in law school right now hoping to be a lawyer so seeing this kind of physical work keeping the country running is just something fascinating to me
I always look forward to new vids you put out! I always wanted to work on a fishing boat!Now I'm too old. I'm using you and your channel to experience what I couldn't!!❤❤❤
Daaaaamn that was so much fish😂 I absolutely loved the video, so amazing to see what the real workers are doing. Absolutely mental that you went to the gym after all that😂😂
Always like watching these ,I’m a commercial fisherman from England ,been fishing for 2 years now working from anything from under 10meter Beamer trawlers and 38m scallopers ,it’s nice seeing the big scale up in your side
Greetings from The Netherlands. Looking good the vids and I think that around 20m is good enough. Would love to see some txt in your vids, just to make it a bit more prof. Like what time it is and date, location and etc. Keep it up!
Also, a real explanation of the net would be a sick video, seeing how the pull rope works to open the mouth on the bottom & how you had progressive pull points, looked really cool
Watching from Massachusetts. I’m a 20 year old working on an offshore lobster boat, so I can relate big time. Love the videos brother and keep grinding💯
I like these longer videos. It’s interesting how you do everything. But I can see how dangerous being out there in that open area with all those lines that are connected to the net.
Subscribed. Im jealous man. My navy buddy and I often talk about wanting to go be alaskan fishermen. The call to the sea is strong and it seems like q fulfilling job.
I like these longer videos. Editing was fine. I liked that the GoPro was passed to Christian to see his perspective. Maybe in a future video pass the camera upstairs to get a birds eye view, maybe from the captain?
Great video do what you want to do it is ur channel ,some times people.ecan be very critical and batch but have never done it ,it is very hard work and long hours thanks for sharing
Great video. Like the shore back to shore action. Very cool learning what goes on in the commercial fishing business. Can you film the offload? That would be interesting to me.
Very cool! Whats the red bar you were mentioning? I'm confused lol. How much is the pay? Also, how do you know where to fish and you're not in the way of other boats? Do you have to pay taxes or is there a limit how much you're allowed to fish? Sorry for all the questions, its amazing to see the people who get the fish we get in the can.
I found your channel recently and I’m really liking the videos just wondering what kind of fish you’re catching Im from Missouri so this very interesting keep up the good work
Longer form is definitely better. Would be cool to get a visual representation that tracks where you are from the beginning of the trip to when you get back.
I am a welder, I build fence, and I do skectchy stuff at work all the time, but your job was impressively dangerous. I wonder, has a captain ever rolled any crew members up in the net on the winch? That looked like a real possibility lol, love the video keep working hard thanks for the fish
It does happen surprisingly I work on a boat like this and I was doing the night ship and I was talking to another boat and he told me Abt a boat who picked up a body in there net and the guy had no clue there whole load got fucked bc of that
for some odd reason i want to do this, i can imagine it’s a long, gruelling and at times dangerous job so i’m probably wishing for something i shouldn’t but working this job seems so cool and a lot more fun than what most people do on the daily
As a longtime office worker there is something deeply enjoyable about watching and learning more about people who do the work that actually keeps our country afloat. Cool stuff, man.
Definitely worth the longer style of videos!
Love the longer format - you do it so well.
Rhode Island Saying Hi 👋. Excellent footage ,the time was spot on for what you had to do .I’m a commercial shellfisherman in Narragansett Bay
Rhode Islander here as well. I’ve likely consumed an ungodly amount of the shellfish you’ve caught!
I love Narragansett I'm also from Rhode Island there seafood is amazing
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All of that rope is absolutely wild. The net. The fish. For me, the long forum is an entertaining perspective. Thank you for sharing while grinding. I couldnt imagine people finding so much interest in my job either. 🤣
Great video the length was great take care out there
As a sheep farmer in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Seeing this content shows me an entire work different to mine, but still feels familiar in some way. Have a good day man!
Sheep farming vlogs would be great time killers for me 🧍
Yeah man I’m a pipe fitter in a oil plant in northern Canada, crazy how we all do different things
@@willkeating461 at least all of yall are doing physical labor so it’s all similar in some manner… I’m in law school right now hoping to be a lawyer so seeing this kind of physical work keeping the country running is just something fascinating to me
@@andrewestham8442 good luck with your studies dude!! Hey man I may need a lawyer some day 😂😂 … lets hope not tho hahaha
Loving the videos !!!! Been binge watching 😅 love from South Africa 🇿🇦
I always look forward to new vids you put out! I always wanted to work on a fishing boat!Now I'm too old. I'm using you and your channel to experience what I couldn't!!❤❤❤
Jakobbbbbb they need to give yall a damn tv show
Hunk fishers
Daaaaamn that was so much fish😂 I absolutely loved the video, so amazing to see what the real workers are doing.
Absolutely mental that you went to the gym after all that😂😂
ur gonna blow up if u stay consistent ngl this is so interesting
I could watch these all day. Fascinating stuff. Thanks
Big fan from oly washington. My brother works up in silver bay. Youre videos are awesome man
Always like watching these ,I’m a commercial fisherman from England ,been fishing for 2 years now working from anything from under 10meter Beamer trawlers and 38m scallopers ,it’s nice seeing the big scale up in your side
watching from england, love the content lads keep it up
i like the longer videos. ur entertaining bro keep it up. also fascinating to see all this commercial fisherman work, never really knew how it worked.
These are sick to watch as a fisherman, keep up the good work🤘
Great video, hats off some work for just 2 on deck...
Greetings from The Netherlands. Looking good the vids and I think that around 20m is good enough. Would love to see some txt in your vids, just to make it a bit more prof. Like what time it is and date, location and etc. Keep it up!
Always looking forward to your content Jakob. This is so Awesome.
Been there, done that. Also was COMMERCIAL SEAFOOD HARVEST DIVER so double wammy. All good and brought good memories. Cheers
Keep it up jake, my dad was a skipper of a boat like this and I wish to be like him
Also, a real explanation of the net would be a sick video, seeing how the pull rope works to open the mouth on the bottom & how you had progressive pull points, looked really cool
Hello from Wisconsin! That work looks hard as hell but fun, too!
Love the longer videos!😊
Great video man 👍🏻 appreciate you putting out the content
This was a awesome video... Keep it up.
Love the video. Thanks for taking the time when you're obviously very busy. Safe voyage to all on board.
love the videos and love the longer content
Love the long term type videos
Video length was fine and cohesive
Can you vlog when you unload the fish or what is in the containers the fish are going into. Thanks
15-20 minutes seems to be the sweet spot for these.
Awesome video man. Really appreciate the work u put in to fish and then edit the videos. So much work on your part but so cool to watch.
Hearing those bald eagles in the background is awesome!
I love the longform stuff. Much better than shorts.
I'm loving these longer videos these have been super entertaining! Keep it up man
Love this!
I like the longer videos. This stuff is super interesting to me
I have no idea how any of this works but it’s definitely something I want to learn about ngl
Love from Scotland 🏴🇬🇧
Watching from Massachusetts. I’m a 20 year old working on an offshore lobster boat, so I can relate big time. Love the videos brother and keep grinding💯
I like these longer videos. It’s interesting how you do everything. But I can see how dangerous being out there in that open area with all those lines that are connected to the net.
Love this type of content bro, keep it going 🔥
Great video
"There literally is no boats at any dock....that's a bad sign.." 😂
Like the long video, keep it up 👍👍
The longer ones i love, new sub here from sweden!
Subscribed. Im jealous man. My navy buddy and I often talk about wanting to go be alaskan fishermen. The call to the sea is strong and it seems like q fulfilling job.
I like these longer videos. Editing was fine. I liked that the GoPro was passed to Christian to see his perspective. Maybe in a future video pass the camera upstairs to get a birds eye view, maybe from the captain?
Great video❤
Great video do what you want to do it is ur channel ,some times people.ecan be very critical and batch but have never done it ,it is very hard work and long hours thanks for sharing
Great video. Like the shore back to shore action. Very cool learning what goes on in the commercial fishing business.
Can you film the offload? That would be interesting to me.
Love your vids
Another gas vid, edits are dialed🙏
Great video. I am a fisherman from the faroe island i work on a longliner, and i really enjoy youre videos😁
good video! can you make a time lapse from the deck where we can see the whole process?👍
Nice haul boys
As scary this job looks for many i feal proud to have this as a dream job!
Really enjoying these. Does your family own the boat ?
Love the vids. Keep it up
Shorter,longer,either way it doesn't matter just keep the videos coming bro.GOOD CONTENT for sure
Very cool! Whats the red bar you were mentioning? I'm confused lol. How much is the pay? Also, how do you know where to fish and you're not in the way of other boats? Do you have to pay taxes or is there a limit how much you're allowed to fish? Sorry for all the questions, its amazing to see the people who get the fish we get in the can.
The longer the vid the better. What was being discussed at the beginning net set that didn't seem to sit well with you?
id love to do boat fishing someday but thatll have to wait.
I found your channel recently and I’m really liking the videos just wondering what kind of fish you’re catching Im from Missouri so this very interesting keep up the good work
a very hard job and made for the chosen few who can cope with it
Does your boat catch any fish or some specific fish?
How far behind is the net yall are dragging? Really just wondering how far y'all need to stay from eachother, looks pretty congested on the boat radar
Can we get a video of you guys unloading fish? I’d love to see that process
Longer form is definitely better. Would be cool to get a visual representation that tracks where you are from the beginning of the trip to when you get back.
Are yall looking for new crewhands?
What kind of fish do you guys catch?
I am a welder, I build fence, and I do skectchy stuff at work all the time, but your job was impressively dangerous. I wonder, has a captain ever rolled any crew members up in the net on the winch? That looked like a real possibility lol, love the video keep working hard thanks for the fish
It does happen surprisingly I work on a boat like this and I was doing the night ship and I was talking to another boat and he told me Abt a boat who picked up a body in there net and the guy had no clue there whole load got fucked bc of that
I like the longer videos
for some odd reason i want to do this, i can imagine it’s a long, gruelling and at times dangerous job so i’m probably wishing for something i shouldn’t but working this job seems so cool and a lot more fun than what most people do on the daily
When is you drop the new video love your channel bro
I liked watching the whole process. What's the money like looks like I need a career change
good length!
What is the craziest , coolest or most unexpected species have you caught as bicatch in the net and had to release ect?
Watching these vlogs and loving every bit of it.
How does one get into this craft?
I’m 24, is it too late? Could you do this in Europe?
Yall do greys too or just pollock?
Which fish is that ??? And what is the depth of sea you do fishing in
The longer videos are definitely better cus we see more
I like the longer format. What is the purpose of the large white hose spraying water on the catch in the net?
It is helping to make the fish flow into the tanks.
Where can I apply? Haha
How meny Are the om the boat?
Hi. Just found your channel. Amazing content😁 You've got the most danish name, right down to Jakob with a K. Is there a story behind that?
What camera do you ise
14:56 nightmare fuel, imagine getting snagged up into the roller
Do u guys have a tradition of if someone falls post holes in to the tank they have to buy everyone a case of beer?
love smokin a liga privada by port
lets gooo
How deep are you guys fishing in feet
Hi, don't believe it, but you're probably not from Denmark, but your name sounds Danish and you do a good job
Some call them cigars some call them blunts.....
Go Cougs!
That thing that rolls the net is so scary
how do u unload the fish