I have never seen such destruction of our fisheries like this…literally hundreds of undersized fish…thousands of bait fish and sting rays just layed to waste as these morons step all over them…well done TnT…thanks for showing the world that you have no idea how to sustain your fisheries…I swear I don’t want to hear a single fisherman in Trini complain about not catching anything…if this is the situation pulling sein you can just imagine the level of destruction those unregulated trawlers create…well yes fadda!! Smfh 🙄
I love the interaction you had with the youths instead of just trying to run them off that was real humble of you, keep it up. I know this is what the village knows in terms of fishing for years now, no doubt pulling seine damages the seabed and kills alot of smaller fishes unnecessarily, nice coverage of the action keep it up.
Of course...Them youths was reall vibes man...It is the traditional way of fishing for years...But it causes alot of damage and the by-catch is really sad to see...Hopefully in the not too distant future the method can be adapted to make it less damaging...Glad you enjoyed the footage!
This has always been a way of life in T&T and as time pass our waters get more barren....Thousands of dead small fish ...makes things even more tuff for inshore fishing.
Yes, it has been like this for decades...But it is very damaging...We need to have some changes made to sustain the fishery...But when...It is their way of making a living...
My boy put a jack in he pocket yes lol!! epic. Cool footage Kos. Everyone get a lil food to take home. Wish the net holes were a lil bigger though. Lots of smaller fish there.
Yea bro! Men putting fish all over! I wish that as well...Was sad to see all of the smaller fish being trapped...But as you said everyone got something to take home...
KoS. The seine is one of the reasons why fish stocks in Mayaro have been depleted . I was born, and grew up there. I am now 66 years old. For over a hundred years seines have been straining the waters of Mayaro, destroying everything caught. At one time I could recall there were about six seines in service. Cham, Lee Ha , Borel, Nathan, DeGannes are some of the names I remember. There were never Government input to regulate the size of the mesh, nor were they regulated as to how many times a day the seine could be thrown. Aside from destroying the seabed, everything is killed. I remember one afternoon a school of over 500 stingrays were netted, They just hauled them up on the beach and let them die there, and be corbeaux food ! We children would go behind the curved seine, as it was being hauled up on the beach. Small fish by the millions would escape through the mesh and try to escape back to the sea, passing through our legs !! As a boy, fish used to be caught by the TRUCKLOADS.....not pickuploads ! Four, five, six truckloads of Cavalli, Carite and Ancho when in season. They used to describe it as "Seine Tombay", in those circumstances. The smell of frying fish used to pervade the air for that afternoon. Fish like Herrings, Cro-cro, Sapatay, Cutlassfish, Catfish, Bannan, and others used to be left by the basketfuls for corbeaux to eat. No one wanted them !.......Today people are eating Crappofish !! I am really surprised from your video that that amount of fish is still being caught in a seine in Mayaro.......despite the Sargasso weed ! Many Third world countries still use seines, as I have seen on CZcams. And the catch is far worse than in Mayaro. I see you were doing your part. Thanks for the video.
Wow...That is an amazing recollection you have described there...I can only imagine witnessing the seine those days...Amazing! Seeing those quantity of catches and the size and types of fishes...We can only dream of those days now...It is indeed sad to see the level of by-catch still happening...The mesh size and frequency is definitely things that need to be regulated! Hopefully one day, the gov't will realise the importance of sustainability and put things in place. Thank you for your recollection...At least I have an idea of how things use to be! Glad you still enjoyed the video!
A true account of land seine. I'm 74 and I went to Mayaro RC in St Ann's Road and when the conch horn blow the school became virtually empty. All of us gone for fish to take home and then back to school. Those were the days.
Yes indeed...That is the Mayaro way of life! I can remember seine as long as I can remember going to Mayaro! Good times for sure! Living there must have been an experience for sure!
Wow I haven't seen that in donkey years! Great episode 👏 👌 👍 Glad to see the community come together to help pull that net in. Glad to see you saved some baby fish and sting rays also KosM. With no regulations in Trinidad and Tobago anything goes which can be bad for keeping the fish population high. Keep them videos coming though. Those little boys were happy to see you. FISH 🐟 🐠 🎣 🐡 ON !
Thank you! Glad I can bring back some memories! It was indeed great to see the whole community coming out! Great expereince! I tried my best to rescue as much as possible! We do need some better regulations in place tho...Bigger mesh size in the nets...Protected zones...etc...Hopefully one day! Those small men were real vibes yes...Glad I got to meet them! Thanks as always for watching! Fish oN!
I can’t believe that so many small fish had to die in this process. In my mind all those small fish are the ones with the sea. Something has to be done about that fission that also secures the return of those small fish.
Great video kos. These were some of my first memories of eating cutlass fish while growing up. That thing was nicee. It tastes way better when from the Atlantic.
Yooo kos good vid as always.......I never see ah seine pull.... my grandfather was ah fisherman he say he pull 1...but I wah see 1 pull 1 day.....fish onn!!!!
Seine fishing depletes the ocean to some extent. So many juvenile fish going to waste. What a pity.I was so happy seeing you throw back fish and stingray in the sea.. Had the pleasure of seine fishing in Mayaro, many many years ago. definitly hard work , and I was just there for the experience while on vacation.
Yes indeed it can be a destructive type of fishing...Especially with soo much by catch. Hopefully it the not too distant future, it can be somewhat regulated. It is always a great experience to see it happening in front of you! Good times!
Nice to see you putting effort into saving whatever rays and by-catch you find, one of the few times I was ever there to see this when I was much smaller, about 9 or 10 I’d say, me and a friend took it upon ourselves to carry as many cownose rays that were left up on the beach to die back into the water, from what I remember there were atleast 20 of them with the only casualties being one plus a small eagle ray we were too late for, glad to see the big guy back in the water by the end tho (pretty sure it’s a Caribbean whiptail if I remember right)
Had to try my best! Glad that you and your friend made such a great effort! Always worth saving a life...No matter what...Great job! And yes...Reall happy the big guy made it back as well!
I wish Trinidad can Come back as it were once again well our prime m body of TNT will have to say what he like s for TNT and I hope it will be for the best for our people in Trinidad
Hi KOSm, thanks for sharing this experience, great interaction with the youths. No one should haggle fish prices,that was a lot of work. Glad to see you were being safe,thanks again 👍
Nice when I was 7 use to pull fish with dad in Trinidad. Trust me pure cussing. Sail up him and his friends always had fun. Next time in Trinidad would take my son to pull sail see if he has it in him. Bless thanks good times.
Years and many years as a young boy we spend a week in Mayaro, and every morning fishermen pull those SEINE.That's a good tradition and culture to keep. Who ever in charge of the beach there should try to bury some of the seaweed.
hell of a pull , dang.. argue with method all you like, can't argue with results though... use the little fish that you don't want for bait or food, use them in the garden or for ocean fertilizing, use everything, even the seaweed...
Yes indeed! They had a greattt haul!! Was still sad to see the by-catch...But if it could all be put to use...That makes it a lil better! Great experience!
That true but qt list find a way to use thae lol fish make a dish out of it I know there might have homeless ppl gather it and give to a sender . Here in Dominica bakery and other food please donate there extra to this kimds of places and every other day and Sunday mornings they give pppl breakfast
Thanks bro! Great haul indeed! The bycatch was sad to see...But i think the seaweed caused a lot of the smaller fish to get trapped as well! Men was putting fish everywhere yes! lol
I hope CZcams influencers like KoS, Brett in Trini and Stifler who post vids out of Tobago use their channels to not only promote fishing content, but conservation as well…in TnT we have a sad history of destroying everything so please CZcamsrs use your platform’s wisely…I watch everything you all post and enjoy your content…but edify the masses on the importance of preserving our local fisheries for future generations to come…talk about how long it may take a particular fish species to grow, maybe a minimum size to throw back and why…it’s super important so folks who watch your channel can understand as well…
Yes Sir....If you have been watching my channel for a while now...You would know that I fully promote sustainable fishing and always try to educate the public on the importance of catch and release for certain species...It has always been one of my main goals to spread awareness and knowledge to practice sustainability to ensure our fisheries remain in good order for a long time to come! I will continue working to ensure that I play my part!
Many places I believe...But in the Caribbean, it is a traditional method of fishing that has been taking place for decades...I do hope that some changes are made soon!
It was indeed heartbreaking to see all of the bycatch....It is the traditional way of fishing and means of living for many...But I really believe it can be adapted to ease of the loss and damage to the eco-system...It has to be sustained for those to come...
@@KoSMTT Indeed bro, seen it w my own eyes. Another misfortune is all that sargasso weed, once they have so much of that in the net there's no way for all that bycatch to escape a larger seine. Put out some surf rods w chicken rigs. Use shrimp for bait, bet you could get on some of those sea trout/ salmon. I'll be blowing that beach up with some surf rods. Respects
Not gonna be a Greta...but if this madness continues among other indiscriminate methods; our fisheries already strained will be doomed. I can see your efforts to assist the trapped fish and perhaps in a way it's good for people to see what goes on and why.
@@KoSMTT I prefer what toy did by sharing this video so that we can all see what's happening every day. This however is a mare drop in the bucket as opposed to our utterly uncontrolled fisheries. There are things happening right here in and around our waters you will not believe. If I had some proper coin I would personally turn around the fisheries for good. But I don't have that pull nor coin. It's soooooo easy to do eh, but there must be a desire.
This is one video showing the devastating effects that these fishermen have on the fish population. Imagine the decades of destruction. That is why in Trinidad you can throw a line and never catch a fish.
Agreed to a point...It is their means of living...But very destructive...I think some rules and regulations will do a great amount to make it more sustainable!
I have never seen such destruction of our fisheries like this…literally hundreds of undersized fish…thousands of bait fish and sting rays just layed to waste as these morons step all over them…well done TnT…thanks for showing the world that you have no idea how to sustain your fisheries…I swear I don’t want to hear a single fisherman in Trini complain about not catching anything…if this is the situation pulling sein you can just imagine the level of destruction those unregulated trawlers create…well yes fadda!! Smfh 🙄
Well said. It is painful to watch this level of disregard for nature
On point. So terrible
Well said sir! Sad to see such destruction of all the little fish! The entire world is watching this probably shaking their heads 😲
I totally agree. Not one person thinking about conservation, only to pack fish in their pockets and barrels. This video literally hurt me to the core.
So upsetting, especially about the undersized fish!
I love the interaction you had with the youths instead of just trying to run them off that was real humble of you, keep it up. I know this is what the village knows in terms of fishing for years now, no doubt pulling seine damages the seabed and kills alot of smaller fishes unnecessarily, nice coverage of the action keep it up.
Of course...Them youths was reall vibes man...It is the traditional way of fishing for years...But it causes alot of damage and the by-catch is really sad to see...Hopefully in the not too distant future the method can be adapted to make it less damaging...Glad you enjoyed the footage!
This has always been a way of life in T&T and as time pass our waters get more barren....Thousands of dead small fish ...makes things even more tuff for inshore fishing.
Yes, it has been like this for decades...But it is very damaging...We need to have some changes made to sustain the fishery...But when...It is their way of making a living...
My boy put a jack in he pocket yes lol!! epic. Cool footage Kos. Everyone get a lil food to take home. Wish the net holes were a lil bigger though. Lots of smaller fish there.
I thought no one saw this except me 🤣🤣
Yea bro! Men putting fish all over! I wish that as well...Was sad to see all of the smaller fish being trapped...But as you said everyone got something to take home...
KoS. The seine is one of the reasons why fish stocks in Mayaro have been depleted . I was born, and grew up there. I am now 66 years old.
For over a hundred years seines have been straining the waters of Mayaro, destroying everything caught. At one time I could recall there were about six seines in service. Cham, Lee Ha , Borel, Nathan, DeGannes are some of the names I remember.
There were never Government input to regulate the size of the mesh, nor were they regulated as to how many times a day the seine could be thrown. Aside from destroying the seabed, everything is killed. I remember one afternoon a school of over 500 stingrays were netted, They just hauled them up on the beach and let them die there, and be corbeaux food !
We children would go behind the curved seine, as it was being hauled up on the beach. Small fish by the millions would escape through the mesh and try to escape back to the sea, passing through our legs !!
As a boy, fish used to be caught by the TRUCKLOADS.....not pickuploads ! Four, five, six truckloads of Cavalli, Carite and Ancho when in season. They used to describe it as "Seine Tombay", in those circumstances. The smell of frying fish used to pervade the air for that afternoon. Fish like Herrings, Cro-cro, Sapatay, Cutlassfish, Catfish, Bannan, and others used to be left by the basketfuls for corbeaux to eat. No one wanted them !.......Today people are eating Crappofish !!
I am really surprised from your video that that amount of fish is still being caught in a seine in Mayaro.......despite the Sargasso weed !
Many Third world countries still use seines, as I have seen on CZcams. And the catch is far worse than in Mayaro.
I see you were doing your part.
Thanks for the video.
I agree with your view it's one of the more destructive methods of inshore fishing.
Wow...That is an amazing recollection you have described there...I can only imagine witnessing the seine those days...Amazing! Seeing those quantity of catches and the size and types of fishes...We can only dream of those days now...It is indeed sad to see the level of by-catch still happening...The mesh size and frequency is definitely things that need to be regulated! Hopefully one day, the gov't will realise the importance of sustainability and put things in place. Thank you for your recollection...At least I have an idea of how things use to be! Glad you still enjoyed the video!
A true account of land seine. I'm 74 and I went to Mayaro RC in St Ann's Road and when the conch horn blow the school became virtually empty. All of us gone for fish to take home and then back to school. Those were the days.
FRESH FISH...
Even the doggy got into the water to experience the action
Yes indeed! Fresh as can be!
That's the only disadvantage of sain is the killing of the small fish but a nice experience to do
Yes indeed...Lots of by catch...Great experience...But sad to see the small fish being trapped!
This video footage was💥💥💯💯💯 wil watch over & over again.
Thanks bro! Was lucky to be there! Nice vibes! Plenty fish!
I am from mayaro and it's our way of life , I used to live pulling seine and swimming in with the ropes, good times, thanks to the Lee ha and cham
My cuz Harvey used pull seine back in the day
Yes indeed...That is the Mayaro way of life! I can remember seine as long as I can remember going to Mayaro! Good times for sure! Living there must have been an experience for sure!
Kos now watching this vid honestly i watch the whole video for the little dog he so brave
Haha...He was...In the middle of all the action!
nice video as always keep them coming. fish on !!!!!!
Thanks bro! More to come! Fish on!!!
Watched from Old Harour ,Jamaica. Interesting.
Thanks for watching! One love Caribbean!
Fish like that enjoyed that video
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice vid Kos jus luv those kids
Thank you! Yea...they were reall vibes! lol
I like the dog 🐕 who is also trying to help them
Lol...Me too!
I never saw so much fish in one area. Thanks for sharing, I definitely learned something new.
You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed watching!
Great video...loved the kids!!!
Thank you! Me too! lol
Thats a big big lookdown cool aint they
Yea...A decent size fella! Realll cool fish!
That was some nice fish
Yea bro! Realll nice haul!
Good job those kids. Nice to see they into the fishing videos on your channel.
Yes indeed! Was happy to hear that! Glad I could meet up with them!
Wow I haven't seen that in donkey years! Great episode 👏 👌 👍
Glad to see the community come together to help pull that net in.
Glad to see you saved some baby fish and sting rays also KosM.
With no regulations in Trinidad and Tobago anything goes which can be bad for keeping the fish population high. Keep them videos coming though. Those little boys were happy to see you. FISH 🐟 🐠 🎣 🐡 ON !
Thank you! Glad I can bring back some memories!
It was indeed great to see the whole community coming out! Great expereince!
I tried my best to rescue as much as possible!
We do need some better regulations in place tho...Bigger mesh size in the nets...Protected zones...etc...Hopefully one day!
Those small men were real vibes yes...Glad I got to meet them! Thanks as always for watching! Fish oN!
Nice vid as usual.. a man pocket a fish dey🤣
Thanks bro! And yea boi...Men pocket fish yes!
Always a joy to have kids around 😊❤.
For sure!! Those small men were reall vibes!
I can’t believe that so many small fish had to die in this process. In my mind all those small fish are the ones with the sea. Something has to be done about that fission that also secures the return of those small fish.
That was definitely the saddest part of this process...Really sad to see...
Keep up the content I enjoyed this video
Glad you enjoyed! Will try!
nice but all the small fish dead
Yes...That's the sad part of the process...
Good on you bro!!! As everyone grabbing fish, you are saving the Ray's!!! Thanks for the video.🙏 Stay safe.
Thanks bro! I was trying my best! Glad you enjoyed the video! Stay safe as well!
Great video KoS M
Glad you enjoyed
WOW!!!!
That is a big haul! Rell salmon!
Yes indeed bro! Realll fish!
Great video bro FISHON!!!
Thanks bro! FISH ON!!!
Great video kos. These were some of my first memories of eating cutlass fish while growing up. That thing was nicee. It tastes way better when from the Atlantic.
Thanks bro! Ahhh...I share the same memories as you!!! Great times! And they taste wayyyy better!
Yooo kos good vid as always.......I never see ah seine pull.... my grandfather was ah fisherman he say he pull 1...but I wah see 1 pull 1 day.....fish onn!!!!
Thanks bro! Well at least I can show you what the experience is about! Hopefully you get to experience it one day yourself! Fish on!!!
Salaams bro nice work long time I haven't seen this much action.. mashaallah
Wasalaams...Yea...This was great haul! Reall fish !
Love your video. Would love to meet you one day. Love how you interacted with the boys.Blessed
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! Those boys were great man!
O M G... Memories.!!!!!
Yes indeed! Always something to remember!
I had the experience of pulling a seine many years ago on Mayaro Beach. It was a lot of hard work but it was worth it in the end. Great video bro👍👍💯
Thanks bro! Yea...Real hard work! But worth it in the end! Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice too see but alot have been lost
Yes indeed...Great experience...But sad to see all of the by-catch!
Man I just saw your tick tok on this man this was awesome you just got a new subscriber man love this type of content keep it up.
Thanks man! Glad you enjoy the content! Appreciate you subbing!
Nice content, never saw this done before.
Glad you enjoyed it! And that I was able to show to you!
I am surprised that they don’t get them small fish
I like how the dog was right there in it lol
The small fish I believe got trapped by seaweed...And yea...the dog was right there in everything! lol
Good job ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Nice fish on bro👍👍
Thanks man! Fish on!
Nicee nicee
Thanks bro!
Seine fishing depletes the ocean to some extent. So many juvenile fish going to waste. What a pity.I was so happy seeing you throw back fish and stingray in the sea.. Had the pleasure of seine fishing in Mayaro, many many years ago. definitly hard work , and I was just there for the experience while on vacation.
Yes indeed it can be a destructive type of fishing...Especially with soo much by catch. Hopefully it the not too distant future, it can be somewhat regulated. It is always a great experience to see it happening in front of you! Good times!
Good viewing. Sad the loss of the by- catch.
Thanks bro! Agreed...The by-catch was the one big negative...
Tk you so much 😍😍😍👍👍👍
You are welcome!
Nice video great interaction
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice to see you putting effort into saving whatever rays and by-catch you find, one of the few times I was ever there to see this when I was much smaller, about 9 or 10 I’d say, me and a friend took it upon ourselves to carry as many cownose rays that were left up on the beach to die back into the water, from what I remember there were atleast 20 of them with the only casualties being one plus a small eagle ray we were too late for, glad to see the big guy back in the water by the end tho (pretty sure it’s a Caribbean whiptail if I remember right)
Had to try my best! Glad that you and your friend made such a great effort! Always worth saving a life...No matter what...Great job! And yes...Reall happy the big guy made it back as well!
I wish Trinidad can Come back as it were once again well our prime m body of TNT will have to say what he like s for TNT and I hope it will be for the best for our people in Trinidad
Yes indeed...
Nice
Thank you!
Poor fish but appreciate you trying to save stingrays unlike the other people🙄
I tried my best...Sad to see all of the by catch....
Lovely vedio Kos m Educational. Love your interaction with the Kids . But I'm saddened by the distruction of the seabed , really saddened.
Thank you...Glad you enjoyed the video...The kids were fun! And yes...So too was I...Sad to see the by-catch as well...
Enjoy this, looook at seaweed
Glad you did! Realll sea weed!
It's been years since I've seen this. Sad to see all the small fish die
Yea bro! Years for me too! But always a great experience! Indeed sad to see all of the bycatch!
WOW..
WOW indeed!
Port Royal, Jamaica Captain here
Welcome man! Appreciate you watching!
Hi KOSm, thanks for sharing this experience, great interaction with the youths. No one should haggle fish prices,that was a lot of work. Glad to see you were being safe,thanks again 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Those youths were real cool man! And yes it was a lot of hard work...Hope you are keeping safe as well!
Nice when I was 7 use to pull fish with dad in Trinidad. Trust me pure cussing. Sail up him and his friends always had fun. Next time in Trinidad would take my son to pull sail see if he has it in him. Bless thanks good times.
Those are great memories I am sure! You never forget those...Definitely take your son to experience it!
Miss those days in manzanilla Beach. How times have changed
Great days I am sure!
Stingray bredda made it
Yes he did! lol
Too much small fish lost
Yes indeed...That was the sad part!
U the best fishing youtuber in T&T
Lol...Thanks man! Appreciate the compliment!
Years and many years as a young boy we spend a week in Mayaro, and every morning fishermen pull those SEINE.That's a good tradition and culture to keep. Who ever in charge of the beach there should try to bury some of the seaweed.
Yes indeed! It is a longgg standing tradition...I can still remember it is a kid on the beach....Good times!
hell of a pull , dang.. argue with method all you like, can't argue with results though... use the little fish that you don't want for bait or food, use them in the garden or for ocean fertilizing, use everything, even the seaweed...
Yes indeed! They had a greattt haul!! Was still sad to see the by-catch...But if it could all be put to use...That makes it a lil better! Great experience!
I hope they give you a bucket of fish because you put them up
Lol...We did get a couple for the kids!
I actually used to supply my local aquaruim the city aquaruim
That's awesome man! Nice!
I think the fisher men should try to send back all the lil fish back in the sea
If there was a way to do it...I believe they would! Net fishing is always destructive!
That true but qt list find a way to use thae lol fish make a dish out of it I know there might have homeless ppl gather it and give to a sender . Here in Dominica bakery and other food please donate there extra to this kimds of places and every other day and Sunday mornings they give pppl breakfast
You could come up with a dish that can make use of the lil fish you know
alot of by catch but you think if it didnt have all that grass the bait would of escaped?
Yea bro...I feel a good bait of the small bait would have been able to go back....But...Part of the process I guess...
Enjoyable video!
Great haul of fish, sad to see the by catch wasted.
The best part is "man pockets have whole cavali" lol
Thanks bro! Great haul indeed! The bycatch was sad to see...But i think the seaweed caused a lot of the smaller fish to get trapped as well! Men was putting fish everywhere yes! lol
Yes I went there last week ew stayed there for 9 days our house is bigger and yellow
Nice! Hope it was well enjoyed!
👍🏾🙏🏾
Sorry to see the lost of baby fish's by the thousands
That was the sad part!
Which dji drone were you using
DJI Mini 2
Yes everyone does just appear when the net reach in lmao
Yup....Lol...Dinner bell ring!
Anything goes in Trinidad 🥺
Unfortunately yes....
First
Almost! lol
the figment section made me think it was 100's of rays and wasted fish...
It was a lot of by-catch! But mostly smaller fish!
Love to see you interacting with the Black children
Thanks...Can just say "children"....All the same to me!
You know the reason I say black children you are a Indian trini cuz
But bro thats a whole lot of dead bait and small fish man..
Yea bro...Net fishing is always destructive!
killing the small fishes omg
That was the sad part of this process....
Nice video which drone are u using?
Thanks much! I was using the DJI Mini 2
Love the video man keep up with the good work and let’s go fishing one day can I get a shoutout in the next video
Thanks bro! Appreciate it! One day! Will do a shout out video soon!
If it wasn't for all that sea weed all those small fish would of escape because of the size of the net.
there are ways to net fish that reduces the bycatch significantly with bellows tubes to channel them away..
Yes indeed...I believe the sea weed did cause a lot more of them to get trapped than would have normally...Was sad to see though...
I hope CZcams influencers like KoS, Brett in Trini and Stifler who post vids out of Tobago use their channels to not only promote fishing content, but conservation as well…in TnT we have a sad history of destroying everything so please CZcamsrs use your platform’s wisely…I watch everything you all post and enjoy your content…but edify the masses on the importance of preserving our local fisheries for future generations to come…talk about how long it may take a particular fish species to grow, maybe a minimum size to throw back and why…it’s super important so folks who watch your channel can understand as well…
Yes Sir....If you have been watching my channel for a while now...You would know that I fully promote sustainable fishing and always try to educate the public on the importance of catch and release for certain species...It has always been one of my main goals to spread awareness and knowledge to practice sustainability to ensure our fisheries remain in good order for a long time to come! I will continue working to ensure that I play my part!
I from mayaro
Nice! From a greattt place!
Were is this
Mayaro Beach, Trinidad
That seaweed is worth money in Canada
I better start shipping it! lol
In NZ this would be criminal.
Many places I believe...But in the Caribbean, it is a traditional method of fishing that has been taking place for decades...I do hope that some changes are made soon!
Heartbreaking to watch, so much loss of bycatch. I wonder if those youths will have fish when they grow older. Eat now , starve later
Typical third world thinking going on there…they all want to eat now but never remember there is a tomorrow…rel sad video yes
It was indeed heartbreaking to see all of the bycatch....It is the traditional way of fishing and means of living for many...But I really believe it can be adapted to ease of the loss and damage to the eco-system...It has to be sustained for those to come...
@@KoSMTT Indeed bro, seen it w my own eyes. Another misfortune is all that sargasso weed, once they have so much of that in the net there's no way for all that bycatch to escape a larger seine. Put out some surf rods w chicken rigs. Use shrimp for bait, bet you could get on some of those sea trout/ salmon. I'll be blowing that beach up with some surf rods. Respects
We have always been like this ... the scale has changed for the worse.
Unfortunately yes...We need to do better in order to sustain our fishery...
all the plants from the sea floor and small fishes left behind to die....
That's the sad part!
I hate that all those small fish have to go to waste and then we do say it doesn't have fish
Yea bro...That was indeed the sad part of this process!
Plenty sea weed
Reallll plenty!
They do more yelling then anything else..😂
Lol...Yea they do!
Not gonna be a Greta...but if this madness continues among other indiscriminate methods; our fisheries already strained will be doomed. I can see your efforts to assist the trapped fish and perhaps in a way it's good for people to see what goes on and why.
Yes I agree. It their way of life, but some changes are required to make it more sustainable...
@@KoSMTT I prefer what toy did by sharing this video so that we can all see what's happening every day. This however is a mare drop in the bucket as opposed to our utterly uncontrolled fisheries. There are things happening right here in and around our waters you will not believe. If I had some proper coin I would personally turn around the fisheries for good. But I don't have that pull nor coin. It's soooooo easy to do eh, but there must be a desire.
This is one video showing the devastating effects that these fishermen have on the fish population. Imagine the decades of destruction. That is why in Trinidad you can throw a line and never catch a fish.
Yes indeed....It shows how traditional net fishing can really damage a fishery when left unregulated...The by-catch was really sad to see...
Yes guys teach a man to fish,and you feed him fir life,Jesus said 👏👍I will make you fishers of men,walk and talk about Jesus 🙏
Always teach to fish!
Tell beast I say he broken
Will do! lol
This type of fishing should be stopped n made illegal d amount of marine life just being destroyed is unspeakable!
Agreed to a point...It is their means of living...But very destructive...I think some rules and regulations will do a great amount to make it more sustainable!