Incredible Tribal Method To Catch Fish! | SPECIAL EPISODE! | River Monsters
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2020
- Jeremy is at last able to see how this remote tribe catches fish.
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That dude spearing that giant parrotfish was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen
I was impressed aswell
Yeap
Which episode is this
Don Ramon
For real! I replayed it 3 times like daaaamn thats a huge fish!!!! You know he got all the ladies for that night.
They can live and survive without destroying the environment, they are true heroes
Amen to that my guy, living alongside nature is a beautiful thing.
Suck
I will destroy that environment just for enjoyment.
@@hirandozipalle3297 yes SLOWLY, that's the problem.
The earth can provide for our need but never our greed.
The whole village working together is a beautiful thing.
Its a common culture in many parts of the world such as south east asia, pacific islands
meanwhile i haven't said hi to my neighbor in a few months
well they will probably go Hungry if they don't, so incentive i guess
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Indeed no Hate No Racism No Technology No Gun No Alcohol or pharmaceutical drugs
No rods, no fishing lines, no artificial baits, just some elbow grease and fine craftsmanship these folks are legendary
@B.J obvious bait not falling for it
"llplllll"ppppp>kl*>
Ha! No Government regulating it either!
Nagatoro
@@sleepy-Arc you did...
“Eat what they need” that’s exactly what every other human should do.
In case you didn’t notice they are very skinny, I agree though that there’s too many fat fu*ks in the world
Stealin’ all the food
Tell that to the Americans
That’s exactly
@@kidgoku2206 yes, because the uk doesn't have an obesity rate higher then quite a few american states or anything.
i don't know but his voice sounds like gordon ramsay but calmly
😂😂I was gonna say the same thing
vatikan cameos nothing like Gordon Ramsey 😂
Now I'm having a hard time watching this now , thinking about food !!!! Lol
Thats a good shout
yea it does
My village of Fagasa, in Tutuila, does the same thing during our “Atule” season. Basically when the “Atule” are in the reef we do exactly what these folks here are doing and we round the fish up in palm leaf woven baskets, where they’re taken to the beach to be distributed amongst the village. And if we’re lucky we’ll see dolphins just before the season.
As legend goes, the dolphins bring fish to feed “Sina”. The dolphins were once human - a royal fishing party had made its way from Upolu to our village to rest. However, Sina got left behind as royal fishing party and her father set back out to sea having forgotten her. Upon the discovery that his daughter was left behind, he ordered the ship to return to the village. But a nasty storm was right in the way and sunk the vessel, and everyone on board would’ve drowned if a sea goddess did not take pity on them all. And so, sometimes in the early mornings of the days just before the “Atule” season, the dolphins (the ancient fishing party and Sina’s father) bring fish to feed and nourish Sina and her descendants. That’s why our village’s official mascot is a dolphin, and that’s why the honorary title for “Maiden of Fagasa” or taupou is “Sina” (meaning any virgin girl of chiefly lineage bestowed the title would be called Sina).
This is such a cool insight! Thank you for sharing that. I need to look up that because its honestly very refreshing seeing humans living in a more direct contact with nature.And that you all work together is what humans in general should be all about. Hope youre good, my friend!
Wow thanks for sharing that! Amazing to learn about different cultures..
Malo Samu
Cool
I'm so glad mate there's a RUclips there now :)
Respect for the Villagers who don't catch fish if they don't need it. Look how they take care of nature and not abusing it
It makes me believe that invention of refrigerator is one of the worst thing ever happen to nature.
@@chakraborty1989 I never looked at it that way🤔
Why not just leave the extra fish trapped in the circle to eat later.
THEY CATCH THE FIGH , THEY JUST THROW BACK THOSE THEY WONT EAT
@@chakraborty1989 WELCOME TO MODERN LIFE, IT'S AN AMAZING INVENTION YOU POS, WE'RE NOT LIVING IN AN ISLAND, BE THANKFUL FOR ELECTRICITY AND FRESH WATER, AIRCONDITIONING UNITS
That was really cool to watch. Thanks Jeremy.
Wullah
Yeah he’s totally going to respond to that right
@@AdrianPerez-zp1lu Noone said he would
your welcome
@The Truth classic American, yea they just need to go to the tuck shop down the road an buy some nets and roads
It’s always interesting seeing different methods of fishing 🎣
The native American did this one Wisconsin once a upon a time. The white folks told them they weren't allow to spear fish because it wasn't fishing. The phrase, "spare an Indian saved a fish" came from that.
its so fascinating watching these people hunt fish.
Their culture really deserves respect.
The old men were humble too, good folk.
1:09 can we talk about how beautiful the sky is here😍
Yeah just hit me up
@@jordanbabcock9349 OK ı hit you
Yea its like mango 🥭
Jeremy: I wonder if I am asking to many questions.
Me: Welcome to the club Jeremy!!
If you are asking yourself that question the answer is definitively yes :)
I’m an ex member of the club.
That guy who speared the massive parrot fish was like “John Wick: King of the Jungle” version
i was thinking that to, he speared that fishes soul into the spirit world, DID YOU SEE THE FORCE HE THREW THAT SPEAR WITH???
John Wick? Dude go back to your fictional universe, John MyAss 23:9
@@MyGodZach All these flavours... and you chose to be salty...
@@rickytrockclimbing2935 No wonder, my salt turned you into a snowflake.
@@rickytrockclimbing2935 😂😂😂😂
4:37 "if they catch too many fish in the corral, they'll release what they don't need." Nice!
the strategy of how they mentain thier ancestral method of fishing is what i like the most. very unique and simple but efective.
This man actually made my childhood awesome.. i am a heartcore fan of him..💚
Cv h do co
Same here😍😍
Learn to speak english
Hi dost
A very eco-friendly kind of fishing! My full respect
U gotta remember it’s only one village
@@funwithfish1507 sustainable nonetheless. Way more sustainable than commercial fishing
@@funwithfish1507 this method of fishing is in the entire Pacific Islanders
This is life worth living. Enjoying, fishing and doing task with family and friends.
As a commercial fisherman I truly admire this Village. They're very intelligent people what Limited uses they have to catch fish they do very well and they throw back what they know they won't eat truly amazing I would love to meet people like this
Weird how different countries come up with their own methods but it’s so cool
Countries? People fish differently even in the same country.
I think that you meant by villages coming up with different primitive ways to fish.
Adapting is weird ?
Is it weird the know how to conserve
Thats funny
@@mde3370 Calm down, mate.
“The villagers only catch what they know they can eat. If they catch too many fish in the coral, they’ll release what they don’t need.... “
Something simple that makes them different from most of rest of the world....
Edit- Thank you all for your likes !
I have noticed a few difference of opinion amongst some....
I’ll clarify my comment a tad further....
Always try to opt a sustainable lifestyle.
Remember, our Earth has ENOUGH to satisfy EVERYONE’S NEED but NOT ANYONE’S GREED !
To everyone who sees this, thank you for taking time to read my comment.
Have a nice day and blessed life ahead .... :)
True except they don’t got fridges and freezers
if they cant finish the food it spoils(no freezers), if it spoils it attracts pests, rodents, bugs it takes energy to clean and dispose of the spoiled foods OR just catch what u can consume every day and avoid a whole load of nonsense.
the rest of the world if they would fish themselves or hunt there would be no wild animal left, rather be glad not everyone lives the same
It would rot tho I’m sure they would save some for later if the could haha
@@christiant.s.f.9029 fo!
They could just keep the fish in that pool and save the fish for later
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"but I'm doing my best to look unconcerned" - best line!
I'm amazed by how clean the water is. Beautiful
Uncontaminated
I wish I could let this tribe know how much respect I have for them. Very cool stuff, this.
This was incredibly impressive! The coordination and methods are awesome!
This is the Solomon Islands.
The rock fish traps are as old a fishing method as you will find.
The Aboriginal people of Australia also do this, have seen inland traps like this in rivers.
Wholesome vid right here love the method and understanding..... But mad props to the guy in the beginning for nailing that huge fish.
Thank you for the education, Jeremy! That was genuinely wonderful
Incredible teamwork and kids and elders everyone helping no phones or anything to distract. Beautiful
That's the episode I have been searching over the past few weeks!!
A group of us from a reef survey on a tiny island in Fiji joined the villagers to do this on Christmas Eve for their village feast. On Christmas morning we went for a snorkel on the edge of the same reef and I was forced out of the water by an aggressive grey reef shark. It was an unbelievable experience all round.
That looks like a lot of fun. Pretty cool how they did that.
It wouldn't be once bull shark arrives for his share😂😂
@@amitbisht5803 nah get a bigger spear lol.
I don't see any masks or iphones, but I do see teamwork and happiness.
So why don't you get rid of your phones and internet and everything?
@@FJDH11 *throws phone off bridge*
Because a mask is needed in a survival situation 🙄
@Average Joe I mean, to the tribe they need the fish to survive
@Average Joe More people have died in the united states in one year from covid than combatants died in the entire Vietnam War, the second longest war we've been in.
Average Joe? More like below average intelligence Joe
That was magical
*As a Nigerian, in our villages we do the same. By only getting the amount of food we know we need. Although it's a different story in the city.*
Your writing on RUclips from a village??
@@deanvarelas600 must have a long internet cable
@@deanvarelas600 I mean I’m from a village too soo.. btw I usually play game on 300-1900 ping lmao 😂
Most tribal people we have never heard of , have very unique ways of fishing.
Nope
@Cody Dudley yeah that is awesome!
Because this is happening in the Pacific
Awesome, thank you Jeremy
Just.. way so awesome!!
What an ingenious way to fish! Absolutely brilliant!
It would be soo great if this show was still continued
They are very skillful humans, I admire them, very unique way of catching fish, this is awesome!
That was AWESOME
this by far is my favorite episode, thats just such an amazing way with almost nothing around and you get so many fish.
I don’t remember watching this one, what is it called?
@@UrMom-sj8oe idfk, this was more than 5 months ago
My son has asked his mother to marry Jeremy Wade if I die.
I'm not sure if that is a good or bad sign.
That's awesome🤣
I hope they will get marry soon. LOL
Don't wait for death make it soon, It's the best thing Mike. There's nothing like introducing another man as my wife's boyfriend
your wife wouldn't have to worry about money xD
That's a bruh moment
What a dedication and teamwork of the villagers
im amazed seriously awe just amazing
No dynamite, no killing of baby fishes, no overfishing.....
If you want to live in the stone ages, sure, why are you even using internet at all?
@@FJDH11 one has nothing to do with the other.
@@oyra3567 Of course it does, you can't compare a small isolated community such as this one to a complex world of metropolitans we live in today.
@@FJDH11 yeah, but op never said that it would work in a more complex world, he was just respecting the fact that this works for them.
@@oyra3567 Oh ok, yea.
Oh my goodness I just realized I never watched season 9. I have a whole season to watch! :D:D:D
Quite a common method throughout the Pacific Islands in Oceania, this is nostalgic.
I have never seen such fishing in my life, I have a lot of respect for them.
That hit from spear🔥🔥
Been a while since you guys post something new.
Thank you.
Keep it coming!
And also post some “Jeremy Wade’s Dark Waters” clips too!
Really awesome video and something to know
I love how he is actually trying to catch things that exist.
What do you mean?
This is really tribal, but effective and cool👍
How does it being tribal make a difference?
@@charlieday1818 I'm assuming by tribal he means it takes a long time to build and requires a lot of people so it's unrealistic for a modern society, but it is cool to watch and learn from those who have been fishing their whole lives.
Tribal doesnt mean Primitive eh you twat?
@@HHucks yeah im almost certain the moron is thinking of primitive
I love it the way they catch their fish....i wounder where is this from?
I Love watching indigenous people do what they do best. That worked so well!
I’ve watched this so many times. It’s just so cool
Absolutely amazing!
Respect to these people only getting what they need and their ways are sustainable
Does anyone catch more than they need?
@@grancito2 come here to the philippines and i'll show you reality
He needs to narrate books for schools I would actually listen lol
Woww. Amazing technique
They are some beautiful people. Love their complexion.
2:33 yooo that’s amazing
This amazing, i've ever seen
Amazing because the water is soo cleann
The scenery reminds me of my home island. Im not crying
I bet that village has zero cases of depression
but 20 cases of malaria and 5 cases of aids
@@allgood2940 sad but true
@@allgood2940 lol u funny, malaria really?
why in the hell would you even think about that? How sad are you?
@@uniuser1797 it's a known fact that people who live hunter gatherer lifestyles have way less depression cases, due to the fact that all they do is hunt and gather, which directly affects them in a way that means life or death. On the other hand, in America, people work nine to five jobs stacking boxes, sitting in a cubicle doing nothing they are remotely interested in. Therefore they are more likely to be depressed
Still one of the best tv shows ever
I lost my word..this is amazing
You are the best jeremy👍👍
Why does it sound like Gordon Ramsay is the voice over?😂
Traditional fishing 😍
Wow thats amazing
That's incredible
The way they do with is incredibly smart. making a small, pen like structure out of rock, then using massive vines to herd fish in, then they easily take what they need.
“Normally these would be fish I would admire in an aquarium...now I have to kill them”, this sounds like a classic Alan Partridge quote 😂
That was great and eye opening !!!
I just love this Video. From Fiji
I thought my people are the only ones who knows this fishing method but this day I'm very astonished to see others doing the same thing.
Sorry is just that im an islander..
That’s really cool!
Where from
@@joshgarciagomez6608
PACIFICA aka Pacific Ocean
Resides:Marshall Island..
Damn, that looks like a hell of a way to fish. Very enginuitive and interesting
You’d be surprised at how little meat there is on fish, they’re mostly organs.
Brilliant! Bravo to those people! Bravo!
Wow!! Amazing technique of fishing!
This is so Cool the ingenuity is so admirable and the sense of community is just Amazing.
They're more intelligent than the modern society today. They don't abuse the nature. 🥰
70iq says otherwise
It’s not lack of intelligence, but greed
@@laki5717 it's sad you bring your prejudices to a fishing video, revaluate your life dude, and leave the dead man's name alone🤡
@@Professor4555 lol “leave a dead mans name alone”!? Yeah ok tell that to all the black people constantly praising him then
They CANT abuse nature of they die
What a amazing catching many fish with traditional style
Freakn Amazing!!!
I'm 64 yrs old I've done that with friends in S.C. tor years..And we have a family get together and a big all night fish fry...yum..yum
That’s crazy how overtime they developed this way of catching fish
Best team work
Wow nice catch
"Where im from if something looks pretty, you don't stick a spear through it"
the fish gasping for air with bulging eyes: 👁👄👁
thats why america has lots of shootings i guess many people dont look so pretty
@@peaceman9706 underrated
@@peaceman9706 im sure they're beautiful on the inside. i think.
Its like when you trap an ant in a circle of pen ink.
I love this show...so awwwzum
Now that is team work!
In remote village & districts in Fiji 🇫🇯 e.g. Ravitaki, this traditional method of fishing together is still practiced, a dying art. It's called YAVI RAU, which translates Reeling Vine. Usually involves the fishermen tribe i.e. Gonedau. When enclosing the fishes in we use a special type of root called Duva to knock the fishes out so they float to the surface asleep
Thank you Lani 👍
In Solomon Island we call it Koa Rau
One day the whole world is gonna have to learn this when the world ends
We won’t need to learn it if the world ended
What an experience