Wild Alaska Salmon Seining
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Alaskan wild fisheries are one of the ONLY sustainable fisheries on the planet. Ever since recorded history settlers have monitored the Wild Salmon Runs and the strongest Run EVER recorded happened just a couple of years... So much so that whales are now memorizing the salmon fry release dates and preparing to devour millions of new fry every year. Overall... things for Alaskan Wildlife look good! Fact Check me please.
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Here is how it works. After the Russians sold the land to the USA there were no regulations for the fishery systems in Alaska. Many of the salmon runs were almost driven to depletion. Then around 60 years ago a few disgruntled fishermen decided to undertake an experiment. They found a stream that had NO SALMON and they set up a shed with multiple tables full of gravel and running fresh water thru them. Then they caught a bunch of wild salmon that were about to spawn (breed) and they took the eggs and sperm. Mixed it in a bucket. Buried it in gravel and protected those eggs from predation and a solid freeze... That is how the hatchery system was established. In the wild... less than 20 percent of the eggs are fertilized, and only 3-4 percent of the fry make it to the salt water. Harvesting the Eggs and Sperm of the salmon every end of the season the hatchery has a 97% fertilization rate and Over 80% of the fry are successfully released to the Salt water.
Everything Eats Salmon... so it stands to reason that everything benefits from a successful salmon release. Adult Salmon eat young Herring... and Adult Herring eat salmon Fry. Everything happens in the wild. If a ton of salmon Spawn... A to of salmon will die... All the dead salmon feed the invertebrates and fertilize for successful plankton blooms. A Successful plankton bloom makes more krill (micro Shrimp) Whales, Herring and Salmon fry eat Krill... The more salmon... the more money... the more salmon... the more Alaskan Wildlife!
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I'm looking at doing this next year. I've lived In AK my whole life and always wanted to do something like this. My good buddy said he could land me a job and I'm watching videos on it to help me understand the process. Thank you for the help.
Did you end up going in the end?
Great diagrams and was perfect for me to explain to friends how this operation works!
Where did you fish out of?
Nice to see a crew knows how to work together. Smooth baby.
Great video! Your cork man is an artist. I downloaded this video last year and studied that guy leading up to the first opener!
Brought back a lot of memories. Thanks for the video! Ya'll must of been kicking around Kodiak?
Prince William Sound
Christopher Durai pk bhvup
Si
Super cool,fished out of Kodiak 17 years all over berring sea,love the music!!
I love your video! That was a sweet job of film work! But you guys had your operation just dialed in good job!!! And you got in to so nice volume of fish. Simply said I love that video. 👍
You might like some videos I made and a few coming out from my season seining too! If you get the time let me know what you think of them :)
This actually looks like it might be in my neck of the woods.
Its In the Prince William Sound, next time i speak with the captain i will ask him if i can make his boat info public. Sorry, Captains are finicky about technology and media! Thanks for the comment.
I will be posting a video soon Swimming inside a Salmon Seine Set
Nice to meet you
I like the video on Salmon fishing there is a lot of work involved and it helps a lot if net are full, like the song Suzi Q also.
love that song! Got flagged for being a Copyrighted. Please check out my Newest Rough draft Fishing Story. Criticism is welcomed
Love your video...great footage!
Would it be hard for you to make a 2nd shorter version of this same video...say ending at 2:48...after they take off...right before footage of 2nd haul begins ? I would like to share on facebook for people to see how a set is made. Many won't watch something if it's very long. Me: not so much...i liked it all :) Thanks
that will pay the gas. i kinda miss salmon fishing sometimes, but i love it out here on guam now. you should see the tuna we're haulin.
One day... Maybe one day... Spearfishing tuna!
Just finished the video...
Swimming inside the seine set... next season i will use a GoPro 3
Is that southeast? I fish Chignik, and we get similar sets. Although, I have to say, I like your way of stacking much better than how we do it in Chignik.
Learned from an Old timer Fisherman! Every pile is a sunday Pile
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cool. just saw you guys stack your leads in the back. not sisde by side. Ana try it next season
canadian style stack
Great vid! Where did those illustrations come from?
From a Book we had onboard the boat about the History of Seining and the Prince William Sound. Now i regret not knowing the name of the book.
Hey look at that I'm goin back out tommorow showed this to my bud whos gonna be stacking leads as hey this is what you will be doing 🤟🏻. (he's a greenhorn)
How did he end up doing?
Cool video. I really want to come get a job fishing next summer. Online sources are pretty vague about how likely it is to actually land a job as a deckhand with little experience. Most of the websites want a fee for more info or to connect you with the jobs. It seems a little shady to me. I duck hunt with a guy who went and did this in the 90s but he said that the salmon runs were stronger then and so was the demand for labor. He wasn't real sure how it would be now getting a job. I guess my question is should I be looking in a certain place to secure a job before I even go to Alaska or do I just have to go up and pound the docks looking for one; and if that is the case what are the chances of me having to come home never having found work?
Sorry it took so long for me to reply. Best bet is to fly into Cordova or Valdez with your camping gear. Walk the docks every morning 8-10am then again 12-3pm chances are you will meat captains that just fired their crew because they did not Show up to work and hire you on the spot.
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If you want to learn more about how to get in on this kind of work you would greatly benefit from checking out my channel
Nice cork pile.
I rafted up with this seiner last year cool crew
Awesome video! Very informative
Nice sets
,,nice video 👍,,
Nice solid job there guys
southeast? or prince william? sound kodiak? where is this vid? also nice clean deck man looks good
Its In the Prince William Sound. I love my Job Man
unbelivable fishing thanks for sharing what boat is this?
I believe careraboo ann
I also fish in chiknik. in the lagoon. nothing but reds. love the money
Ahh the lagoon. the Cadillac of fisheries. I did a season there in 2000 with Glen I think he's about 80 years now prob. retired in AZ. Lots of jellies near town makes for some comical fishing. Sadly all the captains all had to team up on just a few boats the following year. So most deckhands were not invited back. At least that's what they told me, LOL.
WOW solid operation guys awesome
Why does the water in the hold look red? I'm guessing some additive to improve the look for fresh market.
It is Blood from the gills of the salmon. It turns the water pink.
Good question no it's blood sister hood!!
@@LostMexicanFilms That's weird, I've done enough seining myself. it was 20 years ago but I don't recall that. They are not bleeding these fish. I do recall opening the hatch and seeing some of the fish still swimming around and the water showing no signs of turning even slightly red.
But i guess you were there right? So I guess that's it.
The reason I thought of a chemical is we used to sell cod for a fresh market Korea. The buyer gave us a powder we used to make a solution and we dipped the cod heads in this stuff that was supposed to make the gills look bright red for display at the market.
Sorry I only saw your comment now, thanks for the answer.
Hello my friend where can i find such a compound
that money bag! shit! fishing is so slow this year
Super
How long is fishing season? That was 50k lbs in one day?
Yeah. Just one day. Best day we got paid for was 169,000 lbs. Best day i ever had was close to 400,000lbs season is May to Aug
LostMexicanFilms that's serious revenue. Are you quotad by boat or do you go out and try to catch as much as you can? That could be very profitable over a season!
Is there a site that sells used boats?
Is this in PWS?
Hi
And then we wonder why we are destroying our planet.
I know its the most sustainable method, but its so hard to comprehend the amount that are being fished, and that its still sustainable.
My thoughts was like.
“A well that’s that then, no more fish in this area” 🤯🧐
Actually. Alaskan wild fisheries are one of the ONLY sustainable fisheries on the planet. Ever since recorded history settlers have monitored the Wild Salmon Runs and the strongest Run EVER recorded happened just a couple of years... So much so that whales are now memorizing the salmon fry release dates and preparing to devour millions of new fry every year. Overall... things for Alaskan Wildlife look good! Fact Check me please.
LostMexicanFilms hey mate, thank you for responding to me.
Yeah I actually edited yesterday but apparently it didn’t change the comment.
It wasn’t meant like that, it just looks so extreme the amount it catches that you are left wondering. How can their still be fish in the sea🤔😂
I believe you when you say its the most sustainable way to do it.
Its just extremely hard to comprehend the amount that are sustainable.
So no insult intended, my apologies.
@@commonsense31 First of all... Love your name tag. So here is how it works. After the Russians sold the land to the USA there were no regulations for the fishery systems in Alaska. Many of the salmon runs were almost driven to depletion. Then around 60 years ago a few disgruntled fishermen decided to undertake an experiment. They found a stream that had NO SALMON and they set up a shed with multiple tables full of gravel and running fresh water thru them. Then they caught a bunch of wild salmon that were about to spawn (breed) and they took the eggs and sperm. Mixed it in a bucket. Buried it in gravel and protected those eggs from predation and a solid freeze... That is how the hatchery system was established. In the wild... less than 20 percent of the eggs are fertilized, and only 3-4 percent of the fry make it to the salt water. Harvesting the Eggs and Sperm of the salmon every end of the season the hatchery has a 97% fertilization rate and Over 80% of the fry are successfully released to the Salt water.
Everything Eats Salmon... so it stands to reason that everything benefits from a successful salmon release. Adult Salmon eat young Herring... and Adult Herring eat salmon Fry. Everything happens in the wild. If a ton of salmon Spawn... A to of salmon will die... All the dead salmon feed the invertebrates and fertilize for successful plankton blooms. A Successful plankton bloom makes more krill (micro Shrimp) Whales, Herring and Salmon fry eat Krill... The more salmon... the more money... the more salmon... the more Alaskan Wildlife!
Common Sense First of all... Love your name tag. So here is how it works. After the Russians sold the land to the USA there were no regulations for the fishery systems in Alaska. Many of the salmon runs were almost driven to depletion. Then around 60 years ago a few disgruntled fishermen decided to undertake an experiment. They found a stream that had NO SALMON and they set up a shed with multiple tables full of gravel and running fresh water thru them. Then they caught a bunch of wild salmon that were about to spawn (breed) and they took the eggs and sperm. Mixed it in a bucket. Buried it in gravel and protected those eggs from predation and a solid freeze... That is how the hatchery system was established. In the wild... less than 20 percent of the eggs are fertilized, and only 3-4 percent of the fry make it to the salt water. Harvesting the Eggs and Sperm of the salmon every end of the season the hatchery has a 97% fertilization rate and Over 80% of the fry are successfully released to the Salt water.
Everything Eats Salmon... so it stands to reason that everything benefits from a successful salmon release. Adult Salmon eat young Herring... and Adult Herring eat salmon Fry. Everything happens in the wild. If a ton of salmon Spawn... A to of salmon will die... All the dead salmon feed the invertebrates and fertilize for successful plankton blooms. A Successful plankton bloom makes more krill (micro Shrimp) Whales, Herring and Salmon fry eat Krill... The more salmon... the more money... the more salmon... the more Alaskan Wildlife!
LOL - That is a VERY ignorant comment. You probably just watched the video but didn't bother looking up the sustainable methods used in the Alaskan Salmon fishery.
Why 34 degree water? I can't find any information about that using Google.
To keep the fish at optimal temperature. 32 would freeze the flesh, so 34 is what will keep the flesh perfect for fresh processing.
LostFilms Thank you for an answer. I forgot you've got Fahrenheit degrees.
Now it's clear. :)
to keep eggs from freezing
bad ass float pile man
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A sea hold up ...
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Why are Salmon stocks…all salmon stocks…on a serious decline? This may have a little something to do with it….
I want help where I can find such a boat and nets
on eBay . com
they are not cheap, you are looking at spending half a million dollars.
Kaypaso
would have been easier to watch @ regular speed
Every set is approximately 40 to 45 minutes... at regular speed... we would need 16 hours to watch a whole fishing day.
@@LostMexicanFilms how long y'all tow for?
joe stewart if you want to see a vid at regular speed you could watch mine 🤷♂️ it’s there if you want to
520johnaltman typically you’ll tow for about 20minutes but if you’re fishing in an area where no one else is fishing you could hold t far as long as you wanted
@@RTLivingFree oh no I know that I was asking about his boat specifically lol. yeah from my understanding 20 is the standard and if you go any longer you risk losing fish.
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very small Salmon :(
Pink salmon
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Pinks or Sockeye?
Pinks with a Red every so often... Dinner!!!!
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I will lie,cheat and steal for you. Take me, Capt.. 626.709.8946
Vincent Flores this guy gets it
Destruindo o planeta
Meu amigo, nom es verdad esto, nostro trabalio requiere muito supervisión para procurar el futuro de la especie.
My friend, that is not true our fishing industry is actualy carefully supervised in order to secure the future of the species and our fishery.
@@ashleegonzalez9757 Atleast isnt trawl, that kind of fishing should never existed.
Job. Me. Pz
Captain Crook
There’s a pirate fleet in the bay
Known for it’s illiterate drunkard captain and his cheating crew of pay
Aboard his flagship the Gold or Gay
He makes his merry self declared pirate way
With his son they all love to play,
his second in command who aboard the Peggin’ Anne
swings upon a hammock every which way with a slimy fish in each hand
Happily this way he spends his day
Always looking forward to when they do raft up or go on land
For with the Gurly Ho
He keeps himself and crew in high demand
With a special love they are always happy to show
For that slimy fish down below
Your mom????
@@LostMexicanFilms No Señor tu Madre
Is there a site that sells used boats?
Yes... look up "Seine Boat, Seining boat" on eBay . com