Full video of how we catch skipjack tuna watch till the end 🎣

How is the Tuna Caught?
All the tuna from this fishery is caught using traditional pole-and-line methods, using one hook on a line attached to a bamboo pole, catching one fish at a time. Most fishing vessels employ a crew of about 15-30 fishers, and they catch small, live fish to use as bait for the tuna close to shore. Once the live bait is caught, vessels travel out to the open water searching for schools of tuna using binoculars and relying on sightings of birds. Flocks of birds hovering above the surface of the ocean are good indicators of feeding schools of fish, and fishers have used these sightings to locate tuna for hundreds of years. Once located, the fishers use the live bait fish to keep the tuna swimming around the boat in a frenzy, which helps when landing the fish on their hooks. The boats also sprays water off the back of the vessel onto the surface of the ocean, to mimic the action of fish being chased by predators, which also helps to attract the tuna. Fishers lower their lines into the water and wait for a tuna to get hooked on the end, before pulling the fish up onto the boat. Non-target species (also known as bycatch) are animals that the fishery doesn’t want to catch, such as dolphins, turtles or sharks. The use of a single hook and line per fisher means that there is very little bycatch, and because fishing takes place at the surface of the ocean, there is virtually no negative impact on different marine habitats. Once the tuna are on board, they are placed on ice immediately and taken into shore where they are either exported frozen, or processed in one of the factories

[@myd786]

Brave men. Good job. we are indebted to you all for your courage. May God blesses you all.

[@RornStreetFood]

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[@bombardieri69]

❤ beautiful fish.

[@thelifeofafisherman_mv]

They are!

[@wilfredomacaraig7927]

Excellent job.

[@DonyBev]

Good catch

[@ferreiradossantosantoniope130]

Lindo lindo lindo! Esse atum tem outro sabor diferente .bem-hàja.😂

[@ramonobligar4265]

Sustainable Fishing Bravo 🎉

[@thelifeofafisherman_mv]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jessiesorbet2434]

I can't even catch one fish of any type in the length of this video... 😐

[@wilfredomacaraig7927]

Excellent fishing tuna.
Watching:
Batangas City
Philippines.

[@jollyzara4678]

Pinsan

[@VivoY21-js8ri]

Ú :;he 🧐
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[@junragamchannel4352]

Good job 👍👍👍

[@LorenzoThomson]

Amazing 😲

[@thelifeofafisherman_mv]

Thanks 😄

[@kk-ombryntt]

very cool 👍👍

[@watchfulone9717]

thats where my canned tuna from walmart comes from. nice video

[@YTmokoko]

Konserve Ton balığı yerken izleyenler burada mı?😅👍🏻

[@jerrygarcia-ih7sb]

Yoy! Psade mnam ilo, rodsanp banimp irba. Loloo da ilo?😅😅😅

[@-rx5pl7ln6ebocahpertualangMC]

Mantap👍banyak nya rejekinya Alhamdulillah semangat iy

[@Peztolmar8287]

Que nombre recibe este tipo de pesca?

[@user-ws1bq2ph5j]

Skipjack tuna from the Maldives

[@lizontheshore]

Which country is this? Are there quotas & who monitors the catch? Are there size limits?! Guess this is maybe? Not as bad as trawling or nets??

[@thelifeofafisherman_mv]

Maldives 🇲🇻

[@thelifeofafisherman_mv]

This is the biggest size of skipjack tuna

[@user-ws1bq2ph5j]

Skipjack Tuna catching in the Maldives. Just one at a time. No netting, killing of sharks, Turtles, Manta Ray other rare species are allowed in the Maldives.

[@mohamedaliali2154]

Can somebody Explain technology

[@user-jw7pn6rc5q]

Xalant

[@papaherastiwongplawangan]

👍

[@OscarMogote]

Bery gppd fising

[@mdsaleelrumaliroti]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@jollyzara4678]

😮

[@LeonardoCaculba]

What kind of fish hook they use?

[@hussainshahjaufar888]

special, maldivian made

[@TeacherBrunoOneil]

it's a simple hook with a sharp point and no barb.

[@user-ws1bq2ph5j]

No barb hooks are used

[@LeonardoCaculba]

Did they use fish hook?

[@TeacherBrunoOneil]

of course they did, but the hook is different of the one you think about. it's a hook without the barb. otherwise it would be a hassle to catch and release the fish from the hook to cast the hook back into the sea repeatedly .. the trick is not to let the line slack. I hope I have helped you understand the dynamics behind that kind of fishing.,

[@user-ws1bq2ph5j]

Yes but it's different from the one normally used. Which makes it so easy to unhook the catch.

[@user-gr1gm3vp6b]

this is just called a sailor

[@benseru1948]

55TH TUNA WACANA

[@zainu3034]

🙆🏾

[@pacemace5402]

HUHATE🐟🐟🎣🎣

[@benseru1948]

KAYA IKAN

[@camilosouda4753]

O vídeo é muito bom mas é muito longo hoje ninguém assiste tudo filho tem que ter no máximo de 8 a 12 minutos

[@hunnybunny1770]

I watched every second of it and I loved it. I wish it was longer.

[@zainu3034]

Bebe mi donige nan kk?

[@thelifeofafisherman_mv]

Safeena

[@calixto8794]

Till the extintion!!!!

[@hunnybunny1770]

Skipjack tuna are not in any danger of becoming extinct. AutoCorrect not working for you?

[@user-ws1bq2ph5j]

Well not at all coz it doesn't depend on the net, long line or other distractive mode of fishing. The choice is given to the fish completely.

[@paulrobberts1527]

Leave some for future!

[@hunnybunny1770]

Skipjack tuna is not in any danger of becoming scarce. There are enough of them to support fishing. Do some research before commenting.

[@paulrobberts1527]

@@hunnybunny1770 dont tel me to do research before i comment fuck off!

[@user-ws1bq2ph5j]

Don't worry, those pregnant are staying away.

[@dante-yq6gg]

Overfishing

[@loboestepario-cl]

Underknowing

[@arnoldbon2214]

Good catch