We WOULD NOT Have Believed You If a Year Ago You Told Us THIS Is What We Would Be Doing..
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- A year ago we were driving cross country in our truck camper rig exploring the land based side of things this country has to offer. Of you told us then what we would be doing now we would not have believed you. However, with more delays to our catamaran build a lot quickly transpired leading to exactly where we are today and we couldn't be happier. Canada by trawler has been absolutely incredible and we've only just scratched the surface.
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Beautiful video and I actually got a little choked up. You will always remember these special times together....what memories you're making:-)
One fisherman brings another and another plus plus plus then someone asks has anyone got anything? It’s quite fun to hear “ no “
Always a nice surprise when Tulas Endless Summer drops a new video. Makes my day.
Spot shrimp live 350ft to 425ft deep. I commercial shrimp in prince William sounds for years. Get some fresh fish parts guts and heads work fine in the bottom of your trap for them to eat on and soak your shrimp pellets with herring oil to attract them with the smell. The hotter it is outside the deeper they tend to live. Good luck next time shrimpin.
Making me salivate. Shrimp/prawn deep and moving water. It is a matter of right place and right time. Sport crab pots will net Dungeness on overnight soaks almost always. Jigging for Red Snapper and Halibut is a blast. Find holes/wallows with a depth finder and float over with the current and jig the bottom. Careful with the halibut. Too big can be TOO BIG.
When shrimping, we used straight cat food out of a can pop a few holes in the can, set it in the trap overnight is a good soak and trust me,, we used to get about 50 to 100 shrimp in our traps , up in keckakan Alaska.. soldovia off of homer Alaska.. good luck,, love the boat you guys did an awesome job on her..
"fixing up" is an understatement on what the two of you did to that boat! Thanks for sharing!
You got some gorgeous shots in this video! I absolutely loved the one of the river running by with the boat in the background. Just beautiful!
Although I know you both work very hard you also get to reap what you have sown and enjoy your chosen lifestyle . A life well lived.
You guys definitely live life to the fullest. I wish my wife and I could but, sadly it will never happen. I really enjoy your videos. Have fun and safe travels.
Now ya know why I love living in Anacortes....
The music is hilarious when Billy is scaling the rock/setting up the stern line. Nicely done. Gorgeous fresh water lake.....all to yourselves. You've both worked soooo hard....these moments are beyond well deserved. Safe sail/anchor. 💙
Absolutely beautiful!!!
When you are pulling up shrimp pots you have to keep in under constant pressure, don’t stop pulling until you get it to the boat
Sierra, it’s what blokes do, that’s why you love them.
You guys are truly a class act!!!
I love you two.
Wow! Incredible spot! Maybe shrimp are just in a different habitat because there sure weren’t any there.
That puppy is living her best life
Watching your videos brings back memories of when I was younger and had a 30 foot hunter sailboat. We enjoy every video that you put out. I only wish is that the videos were longer. Enjoy your travel. ❤
Thanks for sharing those wonderful views!
Beautiful country. Good luck on catching the prawns. It's probably all about depth and or structure, hopefully you will get it figured out and catch a bunch.
We have been waiting to see those beautiful faces enjoying the sunshine again! The falls showed up on instagram when? Months ago? And now we get to see the video!
Mr. Swezey, in the future you may want to be more considerate of you family. Engaging in risky behavior like diving head first into unfamiliar water? Cmon, Guard It’s more than just you and Sierra now. Consider your future children. We all know about those guys growing up who were fitted for a chair.
You young folks are awesome love your adventurous spirits and videos God bless you be safe. Keep the videos coming make smart decisions on the water she's very powerful and can kill you fast. Always be on alert at work as a team:-)
Thanks for sharing another amazing adventure
Really great video, very professional.
Glad that you guys got a chance to see our PNW playground. Thank you for showcasing our cruising grounds.
A common Spanish nickname for seals is el perro del mar. Dogs of the sea. Jetty sure recognize the relation. What a wonderful place and adventure. Sure beats miserable Denmark, but anything do.
Enjoyed meeting and racing you guys last week. We would have caught you if we hadn’t run aground in the last two miles! ~ Mistermoon.
Excellent production!
I'm with you, Sierra. If Billy would've fallen it would've messed up your trip. To heck with what it would've done to him. 🤣 What a sweet spot. The sailboat had a choice spot, too. Thanks for sharing this beautiful location. 😍
When we have accidents (unless a victim of a falling bomb and such....), it is most of the time deliberate... So as long as you evaluate the "risk" with a clear awareness, accidents should not happen...
@@lorenzoblum868 Exactly... that is why they are called ACCIDENTS. No matter your planning and execution, one slip of loose debris, rocks, or grab holds and down the embankment you go. 😉
What a beautiful place! The seal is probably called The Dude by his friends.
Love that lake and the falls! Hope you make it up to Princess Louisa as well and enjoy Chatterbox Falls….one of our favourites! Enjoy the Coast and thanks for the great videos.
Lucky guy and doll, super cruising and super boat!
The two of you should be so proud of what you have accomplished.
You are exactly right Billy, My Dad always told me about the commercial shrimping industry, If you just pay attention everyday, You will see and Learn something new everyday!!! He sure was right, In 47 years of shrimping for a living, I saw and learned a whole lot of new exciting things!!! Happy to see your video, Been looking for yall since Sunday, It sure is beautiful up where you guys are now!! Lovin it!!!
Beautiful footage!
Jetty is so fit! Just bounding up the rocks!
Thank you for the great video ! 🇺🇸
Beautiful scenery up there... thanks for sharing...
I was really looking forward you guys eating prawns…, well maybe next time
So glad you guys are getting to experience the PNW and the lower B.C. coast. My time on the water here has always left a lasting mark on me. From my dad's home ( from Glen-L plans) built 36'r to the commercial fishboats its been memories that have lasted a lifetime.
Wonderful video. I can just imagine that feeling after what you have been through preparing the boat. Now that we have shorts available, how about some that show what you are doing in the present time.
Nice way to live on your first year of Marriage. Awesome!
Could be your grandparents & this video is exactly what we love doing …explore with dingy in such beauty ❤️🇨🇦
Billy always on a mission. You only live once bro so just send it and have fun. Sorry Sierra
Amazing footage of you guys swimming, so peaceful. Super couple! For every couple such as yourselves, there are like thousands of miserable couples! You have something special, live it up!
Y’all are definitely Top 5 sailing/adventure channel.
Wonderful video, I hope your trip up here remains the highlight of your summer cruise. Wishing you luck on the crab and prawn fishing, they can be tricky.
Beautiful area. Added to saved videos to visit!
Makes me happy to see you guys having a great time, peace love and continued happiness
Ha ha I'm thinking why is Billie whispering, the prawns 🦐can't hear him, silly me, then comes the seals. Fantastic episode, u both really deserve this amazing time, in the most stunning places. Love it!!! 🇦🇺🌈👍u need more bait in the traps, the more bait the better the outcome.
Always love your adventures, beautiful 🥰🥰🥰
i use dog food in my minnow traps in fresh water in salt water i use chicken they say we have prawns here in the deleware river guys usualy cast net for them
Great episode! Stay safe Tula Team and have fun! 👍👍
Great views
Yup... you guys are a LONGGGGGGGG way from the Bahamas !!!!!
Billy and Sierra, been following you two for years. I can't remember a better video. Well done.👍
What an achievement guys! 🙂 Beautiful film. 👍
So cool guys. Stay safe ✌🏻
Respect 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks guys!
Awesome video guys!!!
Really appreciate your efforts to share your thoughts and adventures. Only one thing left to say,GOOOO JETTY GIRL 👍🏻💕🐾🦴
Wish you guys would make your way to Georgian bay Ontario canada 30thousand islands some of the best boating in canada
Longer episodes, please!!
Was taught by my foster parents chicken and cheese uncooked you will catch everything in the sea
Weather it be a fish or anything else these are words I live by chicken and cheese
please make your videos just a bit longer! maybe 20 minutes! Love your channel and seem to go by so quick! Excellent content and wishing I was there!
Beautiful video, amazing refit job.
Bravo
Sail on 😀
This one should be called “Enjoying the fruits of our labor” Well done guys.
Loving your adventure, thank you for sharing
I wish i knew you guys were here when you where here. There are some amazing places / things . Could have helped you with prawning also lol .
So happy to see you guys loving this place.
Keep being awesome ⛵️🇨🇦🍻
I hope you guys check the water depth before you dive into some new water you’ve never swimmed in before. 🙂
Mountain lakes are so cool! Great video, and keep up the good work!
Look at all the mountains. I don't think we're in Florida anymore Jetty!!
Great video 🦀
How exciting, prong fishing in Canada. You both should be so proud, that after a relatively short period of work, your cruising the Northwest and enjoying your labor together,. Can't wait for the log rolling competition!
Hi David. So nice to meet an illiterate that thinks he's some kind of wordsmith. You are so dumb, you're funny. Keep posting!
David no simple fishermen like these two will ever catch "prongs“. I think you should help them understand the life of Prong and Slollom fishing, log rolling and beaver tripping. And how to live in a Ford.
We are enjoying your video, we seen our last name on that red float must be from Long Island. have fun and enjoy life.
If you were trying to catch spot prawns, you need to target 250' of water normally in an area with current. There is a good book by
John Martinis. Great video as always
But if there is current, you need to make sure it is under a knot or it will pull your buoy under. Also need extra weight to keep the trap from walking due to all the force of the current on 300 feet of line. It's very easy to lose a pot due to too little weight/too much current.
Two hours is usually nowhere near enough time. Overnight will bring them in if they are there
But did you get any prawns. Inquiring minds want to know. Next episode I guess. Keep the good stuff coming guys.
Hello Sierra, Billy, Jetty. Watching your new adventure had me smiling and laughing. You had us waiting for some time but it was worth it. Looks like the prawns are playing the same trick on you now. Hopefully you won't be eating chicken on the next video. Btw, how come so little snow? What season did you film this? Looking forward next episode. Bye.
Hello from beautiful NC!
My first grandma was born in Quebec Canada
Beautiful video 😍 hi jetty girl
Liking the new content. Thanks for sharing.
Love you guys
Didnt realize you all wer 6 months behind, lol. I am guessing your NEW Seawind is almost done and you will be taking delivery soon (1-3 months), so that will be exciting to see those videos as I know you all are anxious to be back out sailing soon.
Awesome
I also love my sierra 😅
muddy banks good for shrimping with cast net the guys i know that net praws usually do it at night i dont know if they feed in the day
Beautiful filming and so interesting. Your hard work is paying off!
Two problems:. 1) Wrong color bouys. Red and white is crab. You need yellow for prawns/shrimp. 2) You need more weight. The tides will move your pots to deeper water and you'll lose them. Weight them down with weights they sell at the marine store. Use coated weights.
Those cement docks prob leftover from WWII ......the military was everywhere up there
Followed this on Instagram.
Nice to see a video.
Will watch all when I get time.
Catch a fish and put the fish head in your trap. Beautiful area! Not sure if you follow SV Nahoa but they spent some time up there when that big C word outbreak happened
When are short sleeve tee shirts gonna be back in stock?
Sierra, Billy & Jetty girl (I hope she is well), Thank you so much for sharing the Pacific NW. Always great when you post a new vid. Such a lovely spot! There are several anchorages in Lake Champlain that one stern ties..beautiful spots & so love the views. Hope you were successful catching prawns.
Prawns are REALLY deep. At least 200ft down minimum, 300 is usually better. rarely you can get prawns shallower, but, not many. I cheat, I have my grandfathers old maps with where the prawns are and where they are... not. I have never understood why they exist in some regions with pots so full I could not get them onboard(not a joke) and there are others a few hundred feet away at same depth where not a single prawn is to be found.
You are not going deep enough for prawns or shrimp my experience on the west coast is 400 feet, trap pullers are handy