Trawling and Tubing Live Nephrops Prawns
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2013
- Skipper Ian Wightman shows how he uses tubes to deliver trawl-caught langoustine prawns to market - alive and in top-quality condition.
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Operating his vessel EILIDH ANNE out of Largs in Ayrshire, Ian sends his prawns to market alive in individual tubes. In this way, he takes advantage of an insatiable European demand for high quality live langoustines - and gets the best prices for them.
This video reflects a typical working day trawling on board the EILIDH ANNE in the Firth of Clyde. Ian Wightman was the first skipper in the UK to join the Responsible Fishing Scheme.
Video originally shot in 4:3 and presented here in 16:9
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Alamo can say is that man knows how to work...he seems to be on his own... I wish him all the luck in the world cause he is doing the job of three men.. keep it up brother
Nice haul! Nothing like bringing a live product to market. Good job.
Yes; larger tubes are used for larger individual Nephrops. Mortality rates are remarkably low (
Totally admire the hard work that goes into fishing for prawn .
Not really Prawn bro, These are Scampi or Langoustines.
David Ferguson same here.
his guy has good catches
saw some kids claiming 90% of these trawls are bycatch, saw this video and it looked like 30% nephrops, some hard back crabs, and 60% kelp.
so sad to see the kelp bycatch ;_;
Good deckie there!
How long will they live out of water? Being a commercial lobster fisherman in the great state of Maine, I was just wondering. Thanks, John.
John King they are kept in tanks with salt water flowing through them.
24 Days is the legal term of fresh in Scotland
what type of fishing gear is used? bottom trawl? double rig trawl??
OnGalon
You are destroying the seabed for Christ sake
no much I the way of smiles way that man lol
why dont you use a net drum since your fishing single rigg
Who's on watch?
How depressing. This place used to be a thriving fishery, supporting cod, plaice, herring. This is now all there is left. 98% decline in stock and species. Yet still we continue trawling it.
An outstanding example of how to make a hard job harder , its not only easy to see why this country is in the state its in but also easy to see who to blame !
I think they tube them to keep each other from killing the other! That way they get more meat to market!
Juvenile prawns, don't complain the day the stock is gone.....
he's throwing the small ones back , pretty hardy id say returned have good mortality rate
Over FISHING. And By CATCH bashing ...only in Scotland ...They should start FISHING Stergeon 😂😂😂
@@buzzinsmaug664 There are strict bycatch rules in place in Scotland , if you were a bit cleverer you'd have googled them before making a twat of yourself.
Destroying the sea floor for decades, not good..
If it was destroying the sea floor, it would have been gone decades ago. Actually, trawling is something akin to farming. Farming hasn't destroyed the earth yet... AND, maybe it has improved it, which would be my guess. Maybe you should just eat veggies,; that way, nothing would die because of you.
@@tomdobyns2062 Destroying in the terms of ruin the habitat, killing just as many as they get, how is that a gain to you or anyone?
This is why Norway have " left" trawling after this delicate creature.
Read and learn, you seem to be old shool, and you still don't know where that leads. . .
@@tomdobyns2062 Not sure you learned from it, probably not.
He also looks pretty close to shore. Isn’t there a minimum distance
@@dnumdug Norway hasn't really left it. Both Norway and Sweden trawl for shrimp but in a sustainable way with smaller trawl doors and a cage that lets any other creatures than shrimp escape. I think we should definitely have less trawlers(Especially the bigger ones) and use cages more when fishing for prawns which is a very good method but for shrimps you kind of have to trawl
I say british grub for Brits; keep all this in Britain
Brexit . destroying industry ,agriculture and fishing since January 21 . Project Fear now proven to be Project Fact
I JUST WISH HE WOULD PICK OUT THE FISH AND CRABS THAT HE IS NOT GOING TO KEEP FIRST AND RETURN THEM TO THE SEA ...CURRENTLY HE IS KILLING THEM PAINFULLY...ARE THERE NO RULES TO THIS EFFECT ... I KNOW IT'S IN SCOTLAND BUT THEY MUST HAVE SOMETHING IN PLACE ??? OR PERHAPS NICKY DOENT ... GET SOMETHING IN PLACE ASAP !!!
The Scottish Government have done more to keep fishing sustainable than most UK nations have , in England and Northern Ireland its legal to tow quads ( 4 nets at a time ) ScotGov allow only twins . On West Coast we also have 300mm square mesh panels fitted in nets of boats over 150hp . Get a grip other nations .
Crab can live a long time out of water, you knew that right? they'll be fine.