DEEP SEA FISHING - Hard Work On The High Seas | Full Documentary
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- Deep sea fishing - that's working to the limit. The ships of the German deep sea fishing fleet often stay at sea for months. The hunt for the black halibut takes the team to the Arctic Circle. Storm and snow are part of everyday life here, work on board is dangerous. Great trust in their comrades and their own skills makes the crew a tight-knit community. This documentary accompanies the crew on board one of the largest deep-sea trawlers in the German fleet.
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Great job.....gave me the goosebumps.......20 years in merchant ships now a master mariner......I have lived through every bit of disasters, accidents, fires, accidental pollution, failed machinery, worst weather you name it....,..seafarers are men of steel.......RESPECT ✊
Yeah mate 40 years for me on deep sea boats in New Zealand.
respect :)
One of the toughest jobs in the world. Mostly unseen work. Gratefull for the effort.
Huge respect to all seafarers all over the world!
Becouse the best exprien and nolan and have a lagerst net or mega trilion can make u able 2 no 1/= if u nomber / 1..when the damage happening.. ( sammy jaga kovil or pak aji pon..
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No wonder fish stocks are becoming scarce. Great documentary but why are ships this size allowed to plunder the oceans ?
Simple question to you :
Do you eat fish ?
@@kenkong8100 Moderation is the answer. Thre is no need for supertanker fishing boats killing off everything that swims. Yes I do eat fish !
@@devonbluetony even if people would eat Moderate there are still 7.8 billion Human beeings on this Earth . If u want to eat fish sustainably go and fish by yourself and eat local fish , not from Overseas thats where the problem lays .
Great idea Hans. I leave a few minutes from the channel. There used to be plenty of fish in the bay including sea bass. Problem is the trawlers sucked them all up and so nowt left for the locals !@@kenkong8100
Bigger ships big profits,small ships less frofits
Thoroughly enjoyed this documentary. I have a new found appreciation for these fishing ships. Have a great year in 2023 guys.
Amazing teamwork and efficiency despite obstacles. Absolutely jaw dropping awesome.. We definitely need more deep sea fishing documentary..
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I really love them,they're saving fishes from drowning!🤗
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Boomer
Fascinating and incredible documentary, it makes me wonder what the fishing was like 100 years ago before heavy industrial mega trawlers
What I thought was great was how everyone stayed so cool, even when they were dead in the water everyone kept their heads, nobody was panicking or yelling, it’s like hey that’s just how it goes, Bravo guys, great job
That cook is the backbone of the ship, what a guy!
Not really I can eat sashimi all day long
@@Blck_Stallion if you picked peas for a living, would you wanna eat peas for lunch ?
@@Sweet4ooth lol,true,kinda.I take care of cattle everyday and eat beef almost everyday
@@Blck_Stallion check your mercury levels
I think he loves it😁🌻
Wow. Yall work hard in dangerous weathers. I'm sure you're family appreciates you. Mr. Oskar I know a dedicated Deckhand young man who loves Ships and anything about Maritime. Hit me up sir and I pray y'all safety on the high rough seas. Blessings 🙏👍🇧🇸
I'm about to head out next month for the first time on a new Zealand commercial boat
@@wharekehimccaskill8900 Do you need a deckhand worker. Hit me up
That diver is tough as nails. He looks like he in his 50's or 60's even, but hours in freezing water working with a tiny knife. I have nothing but respect for him.
cut my shrimp net off the wheel after my dumbass copilot ran it over in the freezing cold.
and the end of the net at the bag was full of shrimp which the dolphins were trying to pick apart and untie the net ,: for real can untie. KNOT : drop two knives to the abyss, not really t deep 7 fathoms, look it up .
@@johnryan527 I can’t believe anyone’s story when they can’t even string a coherent sentence together, was you having a stroke writing it ? Or just lying
@@Pooki2024, PMSL, True story, look it up.🤣🤣🤣
We got the net in the screw and about everything else that can go wrong regularly does at sea. We made fair $, but it ain’t such a life. I’ll stay ashore, pleasure boating for me only. That’s blood money
Hot water supplying the wetsuit so he can manage the freezing sea
What a great Capt, and Crew. First class Boat. Man o man that was a good Documentary. God bless all the fisherman and family's of the world. It is hard work and we all have family and friends that never make it home but what a great life it is. Thank you for such a great show. Blessings from San Diego Ca.
Deep sea fishing is indeed a dangerous job. Thank you for this video. I learned a lot. How I'd love to eat freshly caught Halibut. The sight of the ship's cook taking his pick from the bucket of fresh fish is so wow....wish l could do the same. God be with you all.
u dont live by a lake?
All in the same boat, all those functions, caught, processed, packaged, warehoused. Impressive.
japan has ships like this they call research vessels and they use them for whale kiling
I doublet that boy captain as soon as I saw him , He must know somebody to get a Captsins job , and I was right , He should be fired.😢
@@soulsreaper7145and probably for a fin soup. But this captain has fuked up . Way too young.
Except for the young boy as captain?😮
Huge respect to the men doing this job. I do have concerns on if this type of harvest is sustainable. Whatever these fish are eating is going to be abundant for the fish left to be cought later so they will grow quicker.
especially for surviving eating crap!
I've done my fair share of fishing on boats like these... very well done documentary & a lot of aspects were well described.
That diver did not get enough credit. He did the toughest job to save their fishing season.
I agree 100%. They (the divers) were extremely impressive, brave, smart and strong 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
The team work incredible well together, exhausted but still can show the can do attitude all the way, well done to the team especially to the chef. Thumb up.
the sheer scale of these ships doesn't really show on video it's bigger than taking an office building and laying it sideways
That was really interesting and fun to watch, these guys are a tough breed, much respect to them for the job they do!
Who else was stressed just from watching this? The whole crew gets all of my respect and more. This is not an easy career by any means
Doesn’t seem to bad
Narrator was a bit overly dramatic
You talk to them and you might end up a vegan from the fear catching fish would give you.
those are adventure jobs, whye people do not respect nurses, they have really hard job.
A skilled and very efficient crew.....well done
They built a whole processing plant and cold storage inside a ship! Marvels of engineering
Factory ships like this one have been around for decades.
It's awesome, yes. But not exactly a marvel! FPSO of the Oil & Gas industry is!
Yet,, they couldn't build in redundancy 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️.. knowing the are running a whole plant below. Having only ONE engine ..
Yes, I thought that was incredible😉😁!!
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Super documentary- Men working as team doing incredibly dangerous tasks so we public can eat delicious Halibut! Ausgezeichnet!
@ hello good day
We definitely need more deep sea fishing documentary.
One of the best documentaries on deep sea fishing. But this type of fishing is a threat to ecology. Transparency International should oil her own machine here in Greenland
Which school did you study environment science?
@@kevinoduor2147 And which school you attended to judge me? These people are fishing irresponsibly and irrespectively which are prohibited by the ocean experts
Please enlighten me. What illegal way they did?
@@TanTan-jm7tj trawling scrapes the sea floor and removes coral, plant life and cover for fish. A lot of the coral and plant life is responsible for re-uptake of carbon. Also, a fair amount of bycatch is usually killed in the process of returning the fish back into the water. You can get on google earth and see trawling scours on the sea floor throughout the Gulf of Mexico.
@@TanTan-jm7tj It doesn't have to be illegal, to be immoral, we are literally committing a massacre of animal species and we don't care at all, it won't end well
You guys really make good documentary please keep up the good work 💯💯💯💯💯💯
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This is like a sea adventure documentary --being prepared for unknown event --weather/ technical/ electrical /dry catch / human medical casualty as there is no ambulance or hospital on ocean / food supply limitations/ great job & team work
Over fishing is definitely a big problem with these bigger ships
This was fun. I have owned two commercial fishing vessels - crabbing boats. Usually it's just a 2 man crew and we go out each morning and come in each evening. While it was nowhere near the scale of operation seen in this video, still I could relate to a lot of what I saw.
I was really relating to them getting the nets stuck in the propellers. Hey - it happens. I was scared when the engine stopped. It can be really dangerous when a boat has no power, whether big or small. I have experiences that are too hard to share.
The best part was the teamwork and the camaraderie. Thanks for posting. Really cool.
hope i can you sir. always thrilled with this..
@@levikarlldvzayas7620 - I'm not sure what you said, but thanks for responding.
@@rubiks6 what I am trying to say is. hope I can join you in crab fishing hehehe.but I am waybtoo far tho.
@@levikarlldvzayas7620 - Ahh. We can always dream. I miss the seas.
@@rubiks6 thank you for your prompt response sir. i've always been searching for a job in cruise. love the seas.
This is the most most advanced & sophisticated technology in deep sea fishing. Huge question mark! Will the sea run out of fishes? The world has enough for everyone's needs but not enough for anyone's greed.
Of course, the sea will run out. The greed of humanity and the waste they create is completely unsustainable. Soon the sea will be barren and devoid of life and the humanity will pay the price which they deserve.
@@jayd6098 you must be a marine biologist
@@johnlarsen4455 You don't need to be a marine biologist to have a fucking common sense.
@@jayd6098 the word fucking in your reply proves you know what youre talking about
@@johnlarsen4455 That is the seal of authority which ignorant like you won't know.
I appreciate the optimism in the whole team.
A Brilliant insight into the world of deep sea fishing Amazing bunch of people
Thank you, nicely done. I always wondered about this. Presented in a comfortably consumable manner.
Don’t let the deadline things ruin the whole thing. It’s like every documentary uses deadline hypes nowadays.
typical American hype they ruin everything
I don't really see the problem with deadline though without it the ship will never set sail because they can always go anyday. Everything in life have a deadline anyway
I'm a new zealand fisherman and work on this type of boat never have I seen the net get stuck 😳 rookies. Crew would be hating on the captain for that one
Good for you
Funny how it happened when there’s a Documentary Film Crew on board too..
This was BS, totally programmed, how do you get both nets caught if you’re moving ahead at 3 or so knots while settling the nets? No one would be dumb enough to back down while settling the net.
Unbelievably enthralling to watch! My respect for all these men working in these dangerous seas has increased immeasurably!
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It’s a great documentary I’ve watched it several times as I worked on a dragger for about 3 years .
The young boy captain probably knew someone to get his job , there were probably several older men , more experienced .
Amazing teamwork and efficiency despite obstacles. Absolutely jaw dropping awesome.
Great documentary. I applaud them for sailing under german flagg. Consumers in Germany should really support such behaviour.
Love you guys. Wishing you both, and the rest of the family, every happiness in the world. You deserve it xx
I had a friend that dropped out of high school to work a commercial boat out of San Diego back in the 70's. Worked up to first mate, got a percentage and got rich in the process. Put his father through law school, and worked a tug all the way around the pacific. Way to go John!
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You could of thought of a better name for your made up story other than “John” 😂😂
Awesome story of life...these fishermen and sailors live such a hard life!! Loved it!!
@John Schaeffer yeah Greta.
A good life
@@darwinbruce59 you will see in a few years what will happen with such an intensive fishing, watch seaspiracy on Netflix if you can
@@DagheCalamar Seaspiracy was fact checked by a marine biologist, basically the whole documentary was way overdramatized in order to get views. You have to be an idiot to believe that documentary
@@Jack-uu6dj there's no marine biologist who can say what reality show us, i saw marine beds and i saw the devastation of our ocean, the documentary shows clearly what multinational industries say about marine preservation, but the truth is that you don't want to stop eating fish and you knoe that if you convince yourself that it's all fake than you won't feel guilty when you will do something that you know it's dangerous for the environment, and I think that is the most stupid thing you can do, instead of searching someone who has your same opinion to fell safe of your beliefs and behaviors, go yourself and watch what's happening in the world and study like there's no tomorrow, that's the only things you can do
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Polar nanoq is a Grennlandic trawler not from Iceland
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The English translator is a good one ☝️
It looks like these German fishing boats are well organized, smart and is run professional as compared to a lot of asian fishing boats I’ve seen
How can i work here? Im from the phillippines. Thank you..
What abuzz to watch. I thoroughly take my hats of to any hard working people /teams /and Fishingtrawlers are exceptional hard working people right dwn to chef's /divers you name it great, great knowledge of experience of jst watching this.
Awesome motto. Solve problems instead of complain and that is excately what that skipper/ captain nd his sole team done.. Flying that flag proudly Germany.. 👌
Absolutely great watch applause to u guys
Appreciate the real time documentation of seafarers determination..Unity shown has my reapect..Keep Safe everyone..
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I absolutely loved this doco. I worked on a prawn trawler when I was 19 but this operation blew my mind......well done!
Yeah when they exhausted all the resources and there will be little left for your children,thank on behalf of them also...
@David Gaines hi mate. We call them prawn trawlers in Australia. Just saying.
@@hasanyildiz9364 There is something called sustainable fishing.
@@Jack-uu6dj Yeah sure, sustain my...!
Money is the new religion you poor thing, at least 50 %percent of the fishermen don't care about what you claim to be around...
@@hasanyildiz9364 There’s something called laws and quotas that prevent fishermen from catching more than is sustainable
I finished watching this documentary. good job
These men are the Best of the Best ! There is much BRAVERY and Honor to see them on their ship in action !
What a great job. Ive been at sea in the Alieutians on Ocean going tugs but it was never this cool. I love that ship. What a wonderful job. I bet it pays decent too!
@Bernardo Baltazar Villamayor aaa1aa?tyù
I work on ship. We can paid in black Halibut. And I don't even like fish!
Reaaally enjoyed this good document, my new hobby of seeing documents,, is growing big & biiiig!!!
Thanks for this! Great documentary and so much better detailed than many of the others!
Enjoyed this video very much it's a job I would not be able to do but much respect to all these men
I’ve been diving in those temperatures, I lasted for 45 minutes, how you do that for 3 hours? It took me days to warm up! That guy is amazing
Specialized equipment and experience.
I have dove under Arctic ice when in the US Navy. Can't say I enjoyed it, but I survived it.
The wetsuit the diver is wearing has a constant flow of warm water that circulates thru the wetsuit keeping the diver somewhat warm so they can tolerate the low temperature and avoid hypothermia, so the diver can stay down alot longer getting more work done…
Need a little vacation. Got tired and stressed. Just by looking at how hard they have to work .. this was an amazing video. I really enjoyed it I finally know now what goes on on a big fishing ship . Great narration great video, what can I say but God bless all those hard-working people.
Yeah when they exhausted all the resources and there will be little left for your children,enjoy and thank on behalf of them also...
@@hasanyildiz9364 They are not to blame. They are just doing a job fulfilling a need. The demand is already out there too much. Sad reality if they don't do it, someone else will. The money is too lucrative and would you change or improve the market? Your complaining is likely to fall on deaf ears. Personally I like the idea of trawling on that scale but what can I do about it? Not much.
That was great to watch. I like how well everyone works together. The importance of keeping moral high even in the most stressful situations. I like how one of the first things they show is the cook making food. 👌
If you wanna work on a ship you have to be very content
*morale
It's hard to believe how much fish is taken from the sea from just 1 trowler that said 1,700,000 pounds
I respect the workers and their skillfulness as well as their courage. But we are strip mining life in the sea and its not sustainable.
I once got my fishing line caught in my boat motor prop.
Such a great episode! Documentary with phenomenal drama. Love this channel!
Credit to that diver, that seems like tough work.
SICKEN TO SEE SO MUCH LIFE DESTROYED GREED
I am pretty sure those fish are being eaten so....
I fished for FORTY YEARS AS A COMMERCIAL FISHER MAN AND BROTHER IT,S GREED ,WHEN IT,S ALL GONE THEN WHAT I AM SURE SOME ONE IS EATING IT YA RIGHT GO ASK NEWFOUNDLAND WHAT IT GOT THEM WHEN THE BIG BOYS WERE DONE TAKEN EVERY THING THEY COULD CATCH OUR SEAS ARE BEING TORE APART BY CHINA AND A FEW OTHER SHIT HOLES JUST MY THOUGHT
The fact that they have to pull 10 TONS per net to stay profitable, is the epitome of greed. And i am a sustainable commercial fisherman. Think about how many 40-80ft boats they could employ vs a 400ft mansion..more jobs more families more work, less profit
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@@etothelij what it means is that the price they get for the fish is very low from the wholesalers…
As a former prawn trawler production manager its harsh especially when you see a crew memeber get pulled out into the ocean with the net nothing you can do about it. Worked for a Greenlandic company
What a gorgeous documentary! Thank you so much!!!
Im surprised theres still fish left in the ocean, that part is amazing actually.
You didn't know that fish are a renewable resource?
@@matthewboiser2570 You dont think fish reproduce?
@@dherman0001 fkn bozo.
@Dino Tavares Do you not know that fish reproduce?
@@justincobb6823 You do know that fish reproduce right?
Really enjoyed this. Amazing to see what life is like aboard these ships.
Hi Bill l used to struggle while filming with my phone, fingers in the way etc. Then l purchased a gimble which was the best thing l did. Steady shots whilst walking and lots of other advantages.
The hard facts about this is that polar nanok is not an Icelandic tugboat, he is from Greenland
Who really cares about this " HARD FACT"? Is this what you worry about?
Really great stuff. Many thanks. Few of us ever see things like this.
Yeah when they exhausted all the resources and there will be little left for your children,enjoy and thank on behalf of them also...
I read a lot of comments mostly criticism such as damage to environment, destruction of ecosystem, etc.. I would disagree because most of fishing in Europe are strictly regulated with allocated fishing quarters, fish types and zones. Environment damage, ecosystem destruction and overfishing are mostly done in underdeveloped countries across the globe where governments don't have means to guard their sea resources. This is evident especially across Africa from west of Mauritania, rounding up via south of Africa to East of Somalia. Overfishing there is catastrophic! It also happens to some countries in Asia and South America.
These folks in the documentary meet the EU regulations imposed within their fishing region in Europe; otherwise they would not allow themselves to be filmed in a well-known documentary like this. Focus should be on those who break fishing laws & regulations in poor and underdeveloped countries.
Thank you very much for clarifying and educating the public..........watch over china and russia......... Great comment !!!
@@mundlkalli4396 You're welcome! According to Pew Charitable Trust, China, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan and to some extent US are the most responsible countries when it comes to overfishing.
Yeah mate you are so right. I have worked 40 years on deepsea fishing boats out of New Zealand.
Stop lying with false words of self elevation, its pure lies, big ship has depleted fish stock, period
The current problems with the UK/EU fishing was caused by EU boats fishing in UK with their transponders switched off. The only reason to do so is to fish illegally, for high value catches, undersized fish or in areas that were restricted. This is the reality of your much vaunted EU regulated fishing. We are also seeing boats that have been granted a licence being sold (with the licence) and the skipper buying another boat, applying for another licence... rinse, repeat.
What a documentary!. Highly recommend, very educational. 💕
Chef on board ..What a tricky job! Well done to him being able to cook for so many in rough weather.
Very well done. I enjoyed the documentary very much. I was sorry it ended. Hope to see more.
I went up to Alaska to work for ICICLE Seafoods. It was like working as a slave. 16 hour days. 4 men per room that was half the size as the ones these men have. I quit after 1 month and went to work for the Longshoremen. 3 times the pay. I ended up staying up there for 6 years and my last job was for a company building a new powerhouse for the island.49.95hr. plus fringe. I was pulling in $ 2650.00 a week after taxes. Journeyman Carpenter.
Cool. (No pun intended…). Working on the ships up there I think must be rough, but the pay is supposedly OK.
You should have known what the conditions would be like when you first signed on. Of course the hours are long and you are not going to have a room to yourself. You should have known those things way before you signed on
@@ShawnDarlinghalibutfisherman What makes you think that I DID NOT know??? Did I say that??? No I did not. I made more $$$ than any fisherman. And I didn't have to worry about ending up as fish food.
@@58nunzi I pretty much spent my childhood up in Alaska. I commercially fished for my uncle and it wasn't easy work. It took quite a while before he decided to make me full share.
Other than my uncle, two others and myself on board. We would be at sea for just a few days per trip. The type of fish I really liked going after was the rockfish. We had a dozen hooks on a reel that ran on an electric motor.
Even though the hours were long we could also do long lining, and Kodiak tanner snow crab. If I had the chance to do it again I probably would. But now I am self employed in the sport fishing industry back in Iowa.
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Beautiful documentation
Loved watching it
Thanks for sharing
Well done for recognising you have this problem James, think now about your family and your fan looking koi pond. Your pond built is one of the best I've seen, looking forward to see your next project build, hopefully things will be better from now on 👍
AUSTOUNDING!!! Courageous, strong and intelligent crew and Captain. Everyone on board did the best work they could, working as a team never defeated. Be proud Germany for your sea faring sons.
Awsome docco most interesting indeed and the cook is awsome bummer bout the end result though
Peter! Trains very much for the kind introduction to FALL. Living in Boston, the leaves have started to FALL and our vintage 34’ Sea Ray is coming out of the water next Friday. Yup… just another FALL chore. But I’m very appreciative of the wonderful woodworking skills that you provide. Great work.
Here’s to Spring! Cheers!
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REMARKABLE TEAM EFFORT !!!! LOVE IT MEN!!!
My dad is a fisherman in india , it's really interesting to watch fishing done more professionally abroad , ✌️ watched the complete video without skipping
Can I ask does your father in India work on fishing trawlers or on smaller fishing boat/s? Just curious to ask. I enjoyed watching this video too.
👍Really enjoyed this video. Tough work & dangerous too. God bless 'em. Keep them safe!
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Feels kinda weird watching something that’s being translated from your mother tongue… Great documentary.
My dad was a merchant seaman during WW2, sailed with the convoys during The Battle Of The Atlantic, torpedoed and sunk twice and on one of those occasions looked down the barrel of a machine gun trained on all the survivors while their captain was taken prisoner. After the war he was offered a position on deep sea trawlers but turned it down because he thought it was too dangerous! That tells me everything about how tough these crews are! Every penny they make is phenomenally hard earned!!
WOW so amazing nice to know how our 🐟🎏 are coming to our table thanks again and God Bless You My Friend's.
Yeah when they exhausted all the resources and there will be little left for your children,thank on behalf of them also...
10 is one per net is NOT sustainable
If you want fish.. take a rod and go catch it…
THAT is sustainable
Great documentary, when the ship' nets got entangled in the prop and they were waiting for the "dive team" to turn-up I thought "oh dear" when I saw two old guys appear with what looked like a pen-knife, I wasn't filled with confidence. But give those old boys their due they did a great job, proves the old saying don't judge a book by its cover.
If you work in a fishing trawler /boat, for the Asian company, and compared with this documentary, you appreciate that German company is heaven.
I swear, the narrator mentioned maybe 10 times that "both nets were wrapped around the ship's propeller".
I get it. I got it after the first couple times. He said it over and over.
I was gonna watch this just for the halibut but now I sea it isn't for me. Don't worry I'm not salty.
:) Maybe i'll come back and FINish it someday.
guys, this particular fishing is as close as it gets to sustainable compared to others from other countries.... everything gets monitored by proper experts there, in other countries nothing gets monitored...
You obviously know nothing about the fishing industry at all.
@@52Rambler no I dont know anything! :D could you help me with your knowledge then please?
@@Niphiz I know you don't know anything, can tell by your comment that in other countries nothing gets monitored.
Guess you never heard of the Commonwealth or Scandinavian countries which has the strictest fishing regulations in the world.
As for freezer trawlers being a sustainable fishery , you are deluded pal. LMAO a boat that takes 90 days to get it's quota like that one crew member said he was on can't be very sustainable. Go back 10 or 20 years and see how long it took lol.
@@52Rambler I was reffering to non european/western style countries about the monitoring, in India,Africa,China etc I dont think its the same.... Do you know Le Chatelier?? All the human waste that enters the oceans is getting recycled from phytoplankton to later fish and other species that get fished. But lets just forget about that,I mentioned as sustainable as it gets, it doesn't mean its fully sustainable, which in reality nothing is really sustainable in those terms,nor fishfarming,nor trawling.
Are you high?
What a seriously tough job. Respect to all these fellas. Nice Doc presentation also.
Friggin Divers -- Cajones size soccer balls,
Respect to seamen and one love from Jamaica 🇯🇲 hard work must be notice i would love work on that or similar ships i like where these men view safety as family base on trust ,yes one love from my island Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤❤❤❤.
they should make a documentary on just the making of the ship very impressive
Awesome documentary. Much respect for those who prepare this and for the crew members 🎉
Hello to your team,, keep safe alwayss,,❤️❤️,,!!
Well done. Great On Board Crew! Thanks for the video
narrator didn't really explain why the ships cant use "heavy fuel" near the shores. the stuff is toxic and damaging to marine life.
CO2 emissions
I think to many watching that was understood though.
Air pollution. Too much soot and NO2.
@@peredavi actually, thicker fuel oil has more sulfur content, 0.5% compared to 0.1% of Marine GasOil.
I think everyone figured that out. Narrator used what's known as the power of suggestion which allows you the listener to make the mental leap to conclusion
"!5-17 metric tonnes a day" .. day after day, boat after boat ... and you wonder why there are hardly any fish left in the sea. This is very interesting documentary. But it's so sad when you look at the Atlantic catch from 1850 until today. Only 1% of the fish are left.
If they fish it every day then how do you work out that they ain’t any fish let; they have been saying this for years
I wish I was also blessed with the knowledge of how many fish are in the entire ocean. Considering the general accepted estimate of total amount of the ocean explored hovers in the 1-3% range, I would say your ability to know exactly how close we are to having no more fish on the planet is truly impressive. Bravo.
@@smoggy1964 one of the best ways to tell the fish are running out is look at all the fishing communities that aren’t catching fish anymore cuz there isn’t anything to catch?
My opinion -it should be banned to fish in the oceans or anythere for ships that size
@@smoggy1964 Have a look for old fishing pictures or even accounts from colonial era sailors. They should tell you how depleted the fish stocks are.
And yes given population increases there should be depletion but the scale we are seeing is way above and beyond that.
We also target the WRONG size fish - we need to leave the largest and take the small ones - larger fish are MUCH more prolific breeders. Unfortunately nets don't do that.....
I never knew they can do it all on the ship out at sea. Pretty cool.
We used to call these mock halibut very tasty and a nice fish to fillet one of my favourites
Amazing job. I really like challenges like this.
And I want to ask the part of the main engine that died before, how the next process becomes the engine running again? Is it because of the propeller entangled in the net the cause?
Basically once the net was entangled & the props couldn't turn any more it would have triggered a 'kill switch' to stop the engines. Engines have these fail-safe systems to prevent damage to the propellers & engine if something does get stuck. In this case, they were lucky that no damage was done & once they removed the net it was OK to start up again 👍 But if the propeller shaft or blades were bent or got damaged they'd have to fix them before they could go anywhere.