This is not the regular halibut, but what we call "black halibut" or Grenland halibut, not often over 15 kilos. Deep water fish. Minimun size regular halibut are 85 cm.
All the hate in the comments 😂 fools never look up regulations or actual size of fish in different areas lol they think they are like the giants off the west coast of North America… keep on doing what you do brother 👊🏽 haters always gonna hate!
Lots of small fish kept. Guess this is ok where you are in Greenland. In UK where I live fishermen are always moaning that they can't make a living any more but in the past they caught too many fish, removing fish that would breed in a few years, and now the sea is empty.
Not only small fish but big breeders too, depending on species. I'm not huge on monster trophy fish that aren't going to taste as good but are also still great breeders for the population. Apparently these don't get that big but responsible harvesting is always a good idea. I'm not entirely sure we saw that here.
@@simpledj509chromo7 For hundreds of years there was a huge cod fishery on the Grand Banks off Newfoundland. Sustained thousands of jobs. Then over-fishing. Now there is nothing. All gone.
@@DrewWithington And we've seen it across the world time and time again, throughout history. It needs to stop. Sustainable harvesting of land grown crops, animals, and marine life has to be done responsibly. There is no future without responsible harvesting as the priority. Education and catch laws are two ways to accomplish this but in many parts of the world catch laws especially are impossible to enforce and the people are already struggling. lt's a tough problem to solve worldwide.
Thank you for demonstrating such great respect for your habitat.
This is not the regular halibut, but what we call "black halibut" or Grenland halibut, not often over 15 kilos. Deep water fish.
Minimun size regular halibut are 85 cm.
This is a great way of cleaning out all the Halibut in a given area!
Yeah, youre smarter than the local fisherman, city boy. lol
@ …….I fished commercially for over 10 years.
Rigtig fin film, tak for at tage os med på tur - i har bare så meget fed natur.
Arrowtooth Flounder make great halibut bait. Kodiak, Alaska.
Not arrowtooth.....turbut
@@garylewis8568 they're arrowtooth.
That's a loooong line 😊
Awesome video - really enjoyed it!
Thank you!
Fed film! Der er mange som har ondt i røven 😂
always a joy watching your videos
some awesome videos. i always re-watch them on the days i can't go out!
This is awesome and looks fun providing the community
Good looking catch.
Where in Nunavut do you get halibut? Around iqaluit ive been told theres none . Would love to catch a halibut on the opposite side of Canada
Nothing seems to be too small.
He’s probably native so they have no restrictions on size or season,that’s the case here.
Hello! just a quick question won't your hooks tangle with the line next time you use it if you retreive it like that at 10:00 ?
@@wallace_lo They are untangled on the baiting process
All the hate in the comments 😂 fools never look up regulations or actual size of fish in different areas lol they think they are like the giants off the west coast of North America… keep on doing what you do brother 👊🏽 haters always gonna hate!
Thats good organization! How long does it take to prep?
One man band👌
great videos!
No minimum size?- are you regulated in any way?
Have never seen that way of fishing before. Very cool. And that is a VERY sharp filet knife. Do you hone it yourself?
Those almost look like arrowtooth flounder we have here. Greetings from portland Oregon USA
@@eriks9576 Appreciate you for tuning in!
Greetings from Portland, Victoria Australia
I guess in Greenland there are no size limit?
@@wojomojo Yeah, exactly my thoughts when I first started.
@@dannynielsen2never has never been 👏🏼
Thanks for the video Danny! Keep 'em comin'! 🙃
What’s the recreational catch limit, probably one fish.
That looked cold but very interesting, good catch. What was the pink fish with the boggly eyes? Best regards.
Fantastic. Excellent video. Thank you for that look into your work.
What’s the size of your boat and where could I get one
Lots of small fish kept. Guess this is ok where you are in Greenland. In UK where I live fishermen are always moaning that they can't make a living any more but in the past they caught too many fish, removing fish that would breed in a few years, and now the sea is empty.
Not only small fish but big breeders too, depending on species. I'm not huge on monster trophy fish that aren't going to taste as good but are also still great breeders for the population. Apparently these don't get that big but responsible harvesting is always a good idea. I'm not entirely sure we saw that here.
@@simpledj509chromo7 For hundreds of years there was a huge cod fishery on the Grand Banks off Newfoundland. Sustained thousands of jobs. Then over-fishing. Now there is nothing. All gone.
@@DrewWithington And we've seen it across the world time and time again, throughout history. It needs to stop. Sustainable harvesting of land grown crops, animals, and marine life has to be done responsibly. There is no future without responsible harvesting as the priority. Education and catch laws are two ways to accomplish this but in many parts of the world catch laws especially are impossible to enforce and the people are already struggling. lt's a tough problem to solve worldwide.
@@simpledj509chromo7 Thank you.
Babies too hey?
Now that’s responsible fishing……🤔
Whey in the world are you keeping those small fry?
What bait?
Thật tuyệt vời ❤❤
where do you fish blue halibut so close to the shore?
@@isakdreyerII We fish for Greenland Halibut in our fjords in Nuuk. We set the lines at a depth of approximately 500-600 meters.
That's one kick ass little boat to do all that for you..what's the brand?
@@Shopweasel It is! It’s called Poca.
They make them in Denmark. Poca Boats
@@dannynielsen2 amazing my Google lense tracked it.thanks.looks sturdy.
Здравствуйте хотел узнать у вас как называется ваша лодка и где их производят
@@СветланаТынечейвына Привет, моя лодка называется Poca 515.
Бренд Poca родом из Дании.
Hello from Pond Inlet , thanks for sharing a video of your hunting trip Danny . nice catch 👍
west coast?
Show de pescaria, ganhou mais um inscrito, Rio Grande do Sul- BRASIL.
So interesting story
They are Greenland Halibut, they are a different species to the Alaskan Halibut
😅😊
I would like to think he could buy a bigger motor that can run a much more quiet generator!
Those are pretty small fish
Way 2 keep the little ones
🤠✌️🤪
Needs to be a sideline it apparently
Hello from pangnirtung
Tiny fish
Good ethics in Denmark say 45 cm. as a minimum size for halibut, but good ethics are not used in Greenland. 😒👎
baby killers looks like turbiy
Hej man，gider du at tage mig med næste fiske tur？giv mig en bud 😊
Your vid makes it look poetic. I know better. Keep it going, using only the minimum and you will make 'bank'.
They are turbot
@@garylewis8568 They’re Greenland Halibut
Yup.... Greenland halibut are turbot @@dannynielsen2
@@garylewis8568 Oh, turbot is a foreign name to me
@@dannynielsen2 yea ...check it out on line.... I'm a retired alaska halibut longliner
@@garylewis8568 That was the marketing name that was introduced in the early 1970s (iirc) when they were being sold as halibut.
Strange that the halibut are all exactly the same size 🤷♂️
they was not but moust of them was in the same range just like our frash water lining
What we are seeing here is what happened on the East coast in the 70s and 80s. Look at us now!
Tiny fish.
Sad.
Why must my take Little Fish.Please thin,k at the Future
Isn’t that babykilling?
Way to go. Deplete the ocean some more. Soon you'll be out of a job. What a genius.
You should be arrested for short fish. No question
No regulations unlike you guys 😂
You should be arrested for stupidity. No question about it.
Pretty small Halibut. Not cool. Canada 🇨🇦 wouldn’t keep those.
Killing all the baby stock , get a real boat also, that day bay boats a joke.
Wrong and wrong .