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unfortunately not. I have no idea what service provider the company uses on this boat but it is very, very slow. we can send messages but not make calls on WhatsApp or messenger.

Please feel free to ask as many questions as you like. I will do my best to answer as soon as I can. Also, feel free to ask for more of any specific content. Have a great day

@@darrelbaillie7829 do you fly fish, use spinners/lures or bait? I also fly fish sometimes too.

@@FishingwithClyde Hi there Clyde. I primarily fly fish for bass and panfish ( bluegill, kurper) and when I can, trout. I do have conventional equipment, but rarely use it. I prefer flyfishing, and I will target any species. I mainly do freshwater; never had a liking for saltwater, although at school I started on saltwater. Hope you are keeping well 😊

@@finznscaleskzn1884 Thanks. Yes, we will be entering the Barents Sea. We will target cod m haddock. Be there for about 6 weeks.

@@FishingwithClyde do you fish 24/7 when you reach the grounds..how many tones do you normally catch on a trip. I definitely wouldn't make 6 weeks out there..hope you fill the hatches sooner than later..

​@finznscaleskzn1884 I think they have shifts basically where they set the line rest 8 hours haul the line process the fish and set again and they keep repeating that and when they haul is dependent on the underwater current if I remember correctly and those ships hold anywhere from 100 tons to 300 ton of fish

@@Stimbly interesting..it must be quite some undertaking..will be interesting to see..👍

@@finznscaleskzn1884 yeah it's hard work but the money is usually good and it's fun if like fish and being on the ocean

@@boostyahweh423 @@boostyahweh423 I agree and it was an amazing time. I was blessed this day, with weather and fish. It is rare to have such stunning weather for hours on end.

@@dondle2 oooh, sounds good. I eat very little carbohydrates and do not have it in my pantry😥.

Sounds like a lekker idea😋I just need to find some decent curry here or better, I bring it back from SA the next time I visit.

@@finznscaleskzn1884 the fish stocks are managed very well here and in Iceland where I was last. They have been managing the fish stocks with control of quota for every species for longer than I have been involved with fishing in these countries. The management is regulated by species and are monitored very well. I have been on many a boat where we have scientists come on board for a week or so and study the fish we catch as well as the area we are fishing in. There are always no fishing areas to keep the breading fish safe and also to protect breading zones. The saying that "there are a lot of fish in the sea" is very true for here because the stocks are well managed. Thank you for the comments 😎

@@darrelbaillie7829 thanks, it was a very good day.

Thank you very much, i appreciate the wishes:) The fish is mostly for my own consumption. I love eating fish and have no problem eating it almost every day when I have it, but some is also for very close friends. I also take fish to SA when i go visit my daughter.

Hey Simon, I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video. Thank you for the comment. I am assuming that what you call dogfish is what I know as Steinbit/catfish (the french call it wolf fish because of the teath). If there is something special you would like to see, please let me know and I will see what footage i have that i can share. Hope you are having a great day:)

@@FishingwithClyde Dogfish are like a small shark, they have 2 nasty spines on their backs behind the dorsal fins, (I still have the scar). We sold them in the UK as 'rock salmon'. As it's Friday, I'm looking forward to the weekend, hope yours is a fine one. All the best mate, and stay safe out there.

@@simonhinchliffe4916 ok, thank you for the clarification. I am also looking forward to the weekend. Have a good one. I launched my fishing boat today and it should be ready early next month for commercial fishing and be ready for some new videos.

@@FishingwithClyde I look forward to viewing them.

@@FishingwithClyde I suspect that by dogfish he ment spiny dogfish. i got a bit of a problem with them in 2011-2013 when fishing on the west coast of norway- and got to many of them some days in my saithe nets, and was only allowd to have max 5% spiny dogfish in the catch. becouse they are red listed now.... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiny_dogfish

That is a King Crab. Norway is a truly beautiful country. It gets cold in the winter but I am used to it. I prefer the cold because you can dress for it. The heat is another story because you just have to bear it.

I had a big day working on my fishing boat, so i only ate the trout for dinner.