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  • Опубликовано: 29 янв 2012
  • The Annelies Ilena ex Atlantic Dawn is the world largest pelagic Trawler (a 144-metre-long, 14000t). Often cited by articles warning about over-fishing and species extinction.
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Комментарии • 186

  • @awatt1404
    @awatt1404 Год назад +4

    It is a miracle that any fish is left in the ocean...The industrialization of everything is destroying our world.

  • @sbains560
    @sbains560 4 года назад +9

    One minute your a happy fish swimming with your mates in the cool blue sea
    The next minute you’re flash frozen into a cube , wrapped in plastic and put into a cardboard box
    at least you’re still with your mates

  • @desert1cop
    @desert1cop 6 лет назад +6

    I'm not against fishing or fishermen as I fish almost daily myself. But there has to be a point when people realise that this is a finite resource, The people in the industry can shout about their livelihoods etc, But at the end of the day...the fish in the sea will go the same way as the bison of North America, The world is slowly dying...killed off by the ignorance of old men with money.

  • @gerrydoyle9369
    @gerrydoyle9369 7 лет назад +21

    Strict Quota control is absolutely necessary and it is also good for fishermen if they think the idea through. Instead of negative rage, try some constructive suggestions guys. I have come through the mill since the end of the war when cheap fish was urgently needed to supplement the ration books. I have sold cod at ten shillings per box and sixty years later at £150.00 for the same size box. Boom and bust is no longer an option because we have got too good at our job and are now capable of fishing some stocks below there recovery level. Please co-operate with the scientists rather than quarrel with them, they are better informed than we are.

    • @Rab93
      @Rab93 7 лет назад

      Gerry Doyle needs to be a limit in engine HP to limit the size of the boats

    • @gerrydoyle9369
      @gerrydoyle9369 7 лет назад +1

      There are already limits on horsepower Robert, but' like the quotas, they have been circumnavigated.

    • @Rab93
      @Rab93 7 лет назад

      Gerry Doyle clearly the holes in the legislation are the downfall, you limit the horsepower, it limits the size of boat and gear you can tow and in effect you can buy as much quota as you like but not chance of you ever using it

    • @GreatSuccessSolutions
      @GreatSuccessSolutions 6 лет назад

      Gerry Doyle you are an indoctrinated fool

    • @philipmulville8218
      @philipmulville8218 3 года назад +1

      @@GreatSuccessSolutions Why must you resort to abuse. There’s no need for that.

  • @watertothepeople
    @watertothepeople 10 лет назад +10

    ..and at the end they probably put an MSC label on and every stupid consumer thinks it's sustainable fishing..meanwhile small scale fishermen and sportfishing is getting more and more overloaded with rules and limitations!!

  • @punishthewicked5845
    @punishthewicked5845 3 года назад +9

    It’ll look better at the bottom of the ocean with the fish swimming around it

  • @TheHomeOfDraGz
    @TheHomeOfDraGz 10 лет назад +32

    It was impounded by the irish navy today for fishing over quotas in donegal

    • @evany14
      @evany14 8 лет назад +3

      it's back fishing in Irish waters atm off the cost of Sligo

    • @difficultinterest1582
      @difficultinterest1582 5 лет назад +6

      The Irish have a Navy?

    • @scottwhittaker1381
      @scottwhittaker1381 5 лет назад +3

      Imagine how many other times it hasn’t been caught over fishing.

    • @astroboy5456
      @astroboy5456 3 года назад

      @@scottwhittaker1381 off the coast of Newfoundland, a shame to steel from people who are limited already!

  • @ventsislavatanasov2828
    @ventsislavatanasov2828 10 лет назад +2

    The people criticizing this kind of fishing are the same people who eat 300 pounds of beef, 200 eggs and lots of bacon each year, without even caring where all that protein came from. The oceans were over-fished long before super trawlers arrived. What they do now is simply trying to satisfy the demand WE created, since smaller businesses can't deliver anymore. It's about money? Of course it is about money! How many Americans (largest consumer) can say NO to tuna? What will happen to American economy if all those horrible farms are shut down and meat can only come from free range farms? How many will be able to afford that? For how long?... I'm all for protecting our planet, but I wonder what the Greenpeacers eat at home and how do they power their houses.. or that's OK? It's so easy sitting at home, typing from an ipod, or mac, wearing expensive clothes...and all that produced in human farms in China, or Ecuador.. probably by children . But that's OK too.. because you don't see it. Because the news don't speak about it..."What I don't see, does not exist". Keep fooling yourselves, people. We are almost 7 billion on this planet.. We are not overfishing...we are overpopulating. And only a small fraction of that population is harvesting the goodies.

    • @70blondeboy
      @70blondeboy 8 лет назад +2

      +Ventsislav Atanasov Come to live in rural Scotland ( that's in the UK ). A large majority of us eat fish that is caught by small local trawler-men on our shores, we eat meat that has been reared not 5 miles from our homes, we eat grain and potatoes that are grown within 1 mile of us, our eggs come from the chickens kept in our gardens. I completely take your point, and I'm not arguing with you in any way - more a case of take heart from the fact that there are still a large number of people who appreciate what nature has to offer, take what they need and don't plunder the riches offered to us needlessly.

    • @XaverScharwenka
      @XaverScharwenka 8 лет назад +1

      +Andrew Wheeler That's the case in most of Europe. I've grown my own veggies and fruit since I was allowed by my parents. I produce my own relish, excellent home-made ketchup, pickles, I buy milk from a farm outside town and make my own feta and mozzarella. I'm not a "green" person but I do try to live a healthy life, and depend less on supermarkets. Good thing is, this is possible here (Greece). My point was that large consumers like USA and Germany or consumers who don't have the climate for one thing or another (Canada, Russia), depend on other ways of getting their stuff. I just don't get people's criticism. If they are against child labor and 20 hour shifts in Apple's factories in China, then take action - don't buy the latest iphone. Against mass-fishing? Don't buy that fish - buy from the locals (it usually doesn't come cheap, at least here it doesn't)... People will find a reason to criticize everything these days.. Strawberry picking in England? I've seen the conditions Eastern Europeans work in there. But they chose to. Everybody has bills to pay at the end of the month.
      (Just noticed I'm logged in under different name).

  • @funsweed
    @funsweed 7 лет назад +6

    Guess we keep on fishing until there aren't anymore fish left , then its done , no more Then people will ask , how did we get here ???

    • @dman2188
      @dman2188 4 года назад

      There is no other way .. you stop your guys from fishing .build up your fisheries and other countries come in and rape it .. its like how do you stop someone else from putting debt on your credit card when they have access ..max it yourself .. protecting with navy fleets has never worked

  • @deafmusician2
    @deafmusician2 7 лет назад +11

    for or against, ya gotta admit, it's interesting

  • @2362marshall
    @2362marshall 6 лет назад +1

    is that the baot they renamed and sent to australia and applied for permits only to be turned back at the last hurdle and they pulled out after months of trying to get around the paperwork?

  • @getonlygotonly
    @getonlygotonly Год назад +1

    yeah, it won't be too much longer till the oceans are void of fish and that boat will be scrap metal

  • @CRM89784
    @CRM89784 12 лет назад +2

    My mistake, david66croc. It was Veronica, Atlantic Dawn's sister ship, which was shifted to a Panamanian flag to make room in the Irish fleet for Atlantic Dawn.

  • @Nebrox
    @Nebrox 11 лет назад +1

    This Trawler is everything that is wrong with the the way we are fishing these days.
    Increasingly bigger boats circling the globe, depleting increasingly smaller fisheries.

  • @BDCALLAIS
    @BDCALLAIS 7 лет назад +7

    In the bearing sea One school of pollack was measured and covered 17 square mile and contained over 3 billion fish! Most people can't fathom "get it" the vastness of the ocean.

    • @davidbell8320
      @davidbell8320 3 года назад +2

      Does not mean we should hoover up entire stock tho, it is not sustainable simples, too many people in world, a point will be reached when we can't feed ourselves.

    • @BeeRich33
      @BeeRich33 2 года назад +1

      Oh man, that's deep

  • @MinnesotaFlash
    @MinnesotaFlash 10 лет назад +16

    ...all this "rape" going on using monster trawls ....yet the most pricey area in my super market is the seafood dept. ...Hummmm

  • @sophievignon9272
    @sophievignon9272 6 месяцев назад

    URGENT bonjour, est il possible de diffuser un extrait de votre video (est-ce votre video) pour le jt20h de tf1 ? merci. sv

  • @karelltulod3079
    @karelltulod3079 2 года назад

    Delicious Fish

  • @clementlegros6003
    @clementlegros6003 6 месяцев назад

    Bonjour, je suis journaliste pour France TV. Nous sommes intéressés par cette vidéo. Accepteriez-vous que nous la diffusions pour illustrer l'histoire de ce chalutier alors qu'il va être racheté par la flotte bretonne et rebaptisé? Vous en remerciant par avance, je vous confirme que vous seriez bien évidemment créditer à l'image.

  • @Luthien1916
    @Luthien1916 11 лет назад +1

    I find it fascinating how people are shocked by this, how they have been blissfully ignorant of how their food gets to their tables is beyond me, i wonder have they ever seen how cows, chickens, pigs and sheep are made ready to eat, this is a shot of reality for you, and people saying that the fishermen should be punished for this is beyond me, they are the ones making an honest living providing for their families not to mention the millions of people who are dependent on these fishermen.

    • @desteen1062
      @desteen1062 2 года назад

      I am also an fisherman but i also loath this way of fishing

  • @MrEyeball92
    @MrEyeball92 11 лет назад +1

    Huge stuff !

  • @wittwer427
    @wittwer427 5 лет назад +2

    I can almost guarantee that this ain’t as big as the Ocean Phoenix

    • @greengreen2177
      @greengreen2177 4 года назад +1

      Isn't the ocean phoenix just a mothership for smaller trawlers to unload to?

  • @shortybri2428
    @shortybri2428 3 года назад

    Does anyone know,we're the whole fish guts and all frozen,as it looks like it

  • @rockinpiano1
    @rockinpiano1 11 лет назад

    I'd like to see some documentation on your assertions. That's a pretty neat trick when you have government observers on board. Plus governments are going to 24/7 electronic monitoring(cameras)for back-up.

  • @shinergt750
    @shinergt750 12 лет назад +4

    funny how when the Dawn was under the Irish flag, Often cited by articles warning about over-fishing and species extinction.
    Never hear anything about her now, ( under her new name), strange.

  • @29fb040
    @29fb040 10 лет назад +1

    and you dont know what your talking about either its sardinella caught off west africa

  • @wayneeboy123
    @wayneeboy123 6 лет назад +2

    As an ex deepsea trawlerman this is an absolute disgrace, Just greed by the owners with pelagic fishing i have seen the damage done by purse seiners and these monsters the fish have no place to hide anymore god help the future generation..

  • @Publicknives
    @Publicknives 11 лет назад +2

    You people dont know what the hell you are talking about... The fish that they are fishing is herring. And herring is a fish that is not endangered... And it might never be... Please know what you are talking sbout before you say something

  • @juanalday2984
    @juanalday2984 2 года назад

    Este barco es el.barco masgrande del mundo es holandes. Soolo recuerdo me quedan 1 año fue mi trabakjo trabajaba en empaque de.peescado hacia al frio con causita soldadito universal ronny sacvala rambo enrique jessus chavez

  • @rat_boy_u
    @rat_boy_u 9 лет назад +3

    Really an amazing machine.

  • @kibblenotes
    @kibblenotes 8 лет назад

    is shellfish healthier than say , hake or salmon

  • @dmoney4414
    @dmoney4414 10 лет назад +3

    stop making fun of the fishermen this is the what they do to get paid it is not like a another day at the office sometimes the fishermen dont come home to their love ones i am also a fisherman and i have respect for the guys and you should to

    • @rmc436
      @rmc436 10 лет назад +3

      Stuart Cort
      Who made fun of the fishermen? It's a pity that they have to ruin the ecosystem for a living, though. How big is too big?

    • @dmoney4414
      @dmoney4414 10 лет назад

      rmc436 sorry its just my family lived off of fishing

    • @kentownage
      @kentownage 10 лет назад

      sharron swaby My father is one of the guys that "sits back in their leather arm chair" and watch profit roll in, but there is so much more into running a fishingcompany.. My father started out as a fisherman on longliners when he was 15 years old, which is 35 years ago now, back then longlining was HARD ass work, hardest work u do outseas, and it still is.. i know this because i am a fisherman myself, only 16, working on longliners.. My father worked his ass of litteraly, in order to become successful. Dont talk shit about the guys that run a fishing company, they have worked much harder than most millionares, and billionares in the world...

    • @trevorextall3357
      @trevorextall3357 8 лет назад +1

      +leslie staines when all the fish have gone they will be left with just the money to eat

  • @dangerouseg2534
    @dangerouseg2534 3 года назад +2

    I heard about loads of political concerns about trawlers, personally I think trawlers are not a problem, people in charge of these trawlers are the problem when it comes to overfishing, it’s these people are the ones trying to break all the fishing regulations and laws and exceed their quotas, it’s the same case of guns don’t kill people, people kill people. Overfishing is a huge problem and yes, all the fisheries should tighten the laws on trawler fishing especially when it comes to sea bottom trawling.

  • @growleym504
    @growleym504 4 года назад +1

    Wow awesome. But those doors don't look big enough to spread a net that big.
    Lotta hate going on here. Let me ask this... is it better to have 10 boats catching 100,000 lb of fish, or 100 boats catching 10,000lb of fish, or 1000 boats catching 1000lb of fish? Which is more sustainable? Who out there that is slinging hate actually knows what they are talking about? Size is not the issue. Actually maybe it is. Maybe it is more efficient and less damaging. BTW, this is pelagic not demersal fishing. Notice the almost complete absence of bycatch, too. Before spewing hate, get your facts straight. One fact is every one of those fish gets eaten sooner or later. It isn't wasted. It isn't even turned into fertilizer or explosives or cosmetics. Nothing is killed and just pushed out the scuppers like on small bottom trawlers. Sensitive ecosystems are not bulldozed under rollers, loop chain, tickler chain, flippers, and door shoes. This is remarkably clean fishing, about as ecofriendly as it gets. As long as stocks are not depleted.
    Stocks must be properly monitored. Boats overfishing should not be simply fined... captains and owners should be imprisoned and boats scrapped. Scrapped, not sold. When boats are overfishing, there are too many boats. Monitoring and enforcement, rigid and strict enforcement with unsustainable legal penalties for infraction are the key to preserving fisheries, not banning a remarkably clean operation.
    If every person who wanted a fish to eat, went out and caught it himself, the environmental price would be at least 10x greater. Think about that. And poor people would have little means to get their fish anyway.
    So how about lets stop the kneejerk rabble rousing and instead of being a bloodthirsty hyper politically correct leftist mob, do some research. REAL research, not just recycling hyped up sensationalist yellow journalism and calling it the truth.

  • @pilipolio
    @pilipolio  12 лет назад +1

    Watch at 6:00 the nice blocks of frozen fishes

  • @IainInLondon
    @IainInLondon 8 лет назад

    I'd be interested to know what kind of fish they are what their market is - are they for human consumption and if so, as whole fish or mashed up into fish fingers and fish balls and other such processed stuff.

  • @Eveproguides
    @Eveproguides 3 года назад

    Time Preference.... Like if you are here from the same book.

  • @50NewEyes
    @50NewEyes 10 лет назад +12

    Get rid of it, they are terrible machines....

  • @jasonpullen1693
    @jasonpullen1693 Год назад

    Ex killybegs in Ireland fishing boat

  • @msjeilany
    @msjeilany 10 лет назад +3

    Mauritania West Africa

  • @blackhatter1980
    @blackhatter1980 Год назад

    these trawlers are killing the ocean!!!

  • @TheSailorboy74
    @TheSailorboy74 11 лет назад +1

    a lot of fisherman, actually do this because they need to make an honestliving u know sum of yous forget that, and there are Marine Compliance ships Policing our waters to make sure qoutas etc are adhered to!!

  • @19wingman99
    @19wingman99 12 лет назад +1

    A small handful of people get very wealthy(same old story) and everything else just suffers completely....
    I'M TELLIN YA!...THESE BOATS JUST FK SHIT UP FOR ALL!

  • @Arfabiscuit
    @Arfabiscuit Год назад

    Frightening

  • @jsey20
    @jsey20 8 лет назад +2

    Now that all the fish have gone,,, how about making some normal ICE blocks to cool the arctic down more, try create HOO?

  • @arthurholroyd8550
    @arthurholroyd8550 3 года назад

    Its no good for the UK because it would wipe out the fish stocks,
    you can see under size fish all so what you do not see all the small fish diferant ones go for fertelizer thats what they do on board the boat

    • @denali9449
      @denali9449 2 года назад

      What is the minimum size for what I believe are a species of Whiting? Better yet, how can you tell how many undersized ones there are?

  • @Chuck59ish
    @Chuck59ish 10 лет назад +1

    Unfortunately this is what you need when you fish the high seas. Too bad they couldn't be modified to pickup all the garbage that's out there in all the oceans.

  • @RailsofBelfast
    @RailsofBelfast 11 лет назад +5

    That not fishin and i am a fisherman.Fished round the whole british isle an Ireland 25 yeats Nd i an still a fisherman.

  • @srfrr
    @srfrr 11 лет назад

    fish is already plural.

  • @millarcd
    @millarcd 11 лет назад

    what kind of fish are those in the assembly line?

  • @styleshayward
    @styleshayward 11 лет назад

    i bet they all consider themselves "fisherman" too

  • @williammorris9270
    @williammorris9270 5 лет назад

    Fish don't reproduce as fast as they are hauling them in tuna is becoming more and more scarce ask Japan that's why one has to be rich to eat the Mercury polluted fish.

  • @pilchard2000
    @pilchard2000 12 лет назад +2

    I am no Greenie but this is obscene , insane and unsustainable .

  • @bday55
    @bday55 12 лет назад

    I wonder if those guys get tired of the smell of fish?

    • @alanbain3141
      @alanbain3141 6 лет назад +1

      They put up with it cos the money smells even better!!

  • @Worsthoofd
    @Worsthoofd 11 лет назад +2

    Unfortunately these boat's owners regularly manage to slip through local and international laws and fishing quotas.

  • @benedictfernandes8275
    @benedictfernandes8275 4 года назад

    But there's lockdown how they can sell now in 2020

  • @auburneverything980
    @auburneverything980 4 года назад

    Have u heard the 1 about Wong the Chinaman

  • @massagetherapyforinjuriesf8197
    @massagetherapyforinjuriesf8197 7 лет назад +1

    Magnificent .. If He said that he is coming back in the power of His Kingdom... Never found him lying or damaging this beautiful earth....... then.. He is coming back to destroy any human who is greedy for money ... We just can not wait for the time of Justice on the Earth Revelation 11: 18 Hebrews 13:5 Daniel 2:44 Daniel 7: 13.., 14

    • @mallemok37
      @mallemok37 4 года назад

      find a good psychiatrist

  • @Januszntb
    @Januszntb 9 лет назад +2

    I wonder haw many ships do this company have to put new fish stock back in to the see.?. Its only basic, if you want to take it out ,you have to put in in. If not........ the fish will run out, crab will run out, oysters will run out, and so on. TH

  • @Publicknives
    @Publicknives 11 лет назад

    And btw they are fishing what they are allowed to take. Nothing more

  • @russianfish_VVO
    @russianfish_VVO 2 года назад

    I respect the work of the fisherman 👍🔥

  • @pocoherman4137
    @pocoherman4137 6 лет назад

    very calm job in the factory and on the deck. it's very good for fishermen. herring is beautiful and yummy.

  • @FullMetalAnus
    @FullMetalAnus 12 лет назад

    Everyones hating when 60% of you will buy fish sticks and other cheap fish crap. If you really give a fuck go to a local honest fish monger...

  • @vandecayear10
    @vandecayear10 5 лет назад

    This actually looks like a pretty interesting job

  • @cfcstevie1888
    @cfcstevie1888 3 года назад

    soon to be scrapped if not already as theres no fish left, greed at its best

    • @johnmcloughlin7093
      @johnmcloughlin7093 3 года назад

      Its not scrapped it was renamed annelies ilena, its fishing off noryh Scotland, its in port in holland now, half of the crew have covid

  • @stepney56
    @stepney56 10 лет назад +1

    I was a Grimsby trawlerman,I worked sidewinders,seiners and pair trawlers.We didn't pillage the sea,but this is just raping the seas.

  • @hansknutson2327
    @hansknutson2327 5 лет назад

    Very efficient machine
    Amazing !

  • @Luthien1916
    @Luthien1916 11 лет назад

    ...... so before everyone gets their nickers in a twist, they should ask themselves what would they rather millions of people dying of hunger or millions of fish dying to sustain mankind. Im not in favour of our current overfishing of the oceans, but before you complain about what is happening you should look at yourself and see what effects your daily life has on this planet and see if you can make the change for the better to decrease our dependence on these activities.

  • @rockinpiano1
    @rockinpiano1 11 лет назад +1

    You folks out there that think boats like this are raping the seas need to inform yourselves. Our government(The USA)regulates how much these guys can catch and other countries do the same. When they reach their quota, that's it, no more fishing. And just to make sure these guys follow the rules, they have government observers on board to make sure.
    These boats are designed to be very efficient and there's no waste, everything is used.

    • @johnmcloughlin7093
      @johnmcloughlin7093 5 лет назад +1

      That's shit talk I was on the jury when this boat was arrested, they dumped hundreds of tons of horse mackeral over the legal size when they should have been keeping them, and they had their fish separator set more than they should have, they were only keeping the biggest of fish and dumping hundreds of tons, they were badly caught, so u haven't a clue what's going on, plus there is no government officials on board

    • @denali9449
      @denali9449 2 года назад +1

      @@johnmcloughlin7093 Don't have a clue where the incident occurred that you reference. But, I can tell you that every day of the 15 years I ran a mid-water trawler during the Alaska Pollack season, we had at least one observer from the NMFS. Two if we ran more than 14 hours per day. While they could not shut us down on the spot, they could make sure we never left port again.

    • @johnmcloughlin7093
      @johnmcloughlin7093 2 года назад

      @@denali9449 it happened off the northwest Coast of Ireland in 2012

    • @denali9449
      @denali9449 2 года назад +1

      @@johnmcloughlin7093 Well I sincerely hope that the Irish government has done a better job of monitoring the resource,. Then again, I saw what the Irish fishermen did with the Russian Navy earlier this year - not a group to take lightly. Mighty proud of them. Guess that Russian ship had a "fire" in her ammunition stores and is now in the service of Davy Jones . . .

  • @skullhart
    @skullhart 12 лет назад

    This is all to feed your cat.

  • @naturalmystics-kd9vt
    @naturalmystics-kd9vt 4 года назад

    That is a pelagic destruction of the worst type there will nothing left for the future generations pure selfishness

  • @toboast
    @toboast 11 лет назад

    we all eat fish but dont come to australia

  • @byob1423
    @byob1423 11 лет назад

    yeah i was a fisherman ost my life but thats fucking crazy man lol yep ive done trawling but how long can it last for these days if we keep things like this up but yep cool boat must say

  • @metaldwnunda
    @metaldwnunda 12 лет назад

    thanks for the good fotage, big mid water gear ,, nz fisherman

  • @mrmartinezm
    @mrmartinezm 5 месяцев назад

    😱😱😱😱😱

  • @FINT900
    @FINT900 12 лет назад

    @shinergt750 i don't know what they have against us?

  • @rooblspiggy6925
    @rooblspiggy6925 2 года назад

    Is this Veronica? I’m proud to say I’ve been aboard her in Holland around 97, I was awestruck! What a ship

  • @TheorbprojectOrg
    @TheorbprojectOrg 10 лет назад +10

    Ignorance is bliss... its time to wake up from the greed!

  • @CRM89784
    @CRM89784 12 лет назад

    Maybe we heard so much about this ship when it was the Atlantic Dawn because of the way Ireland built the ship when their pelagic fleet was already oversized but still sent it out fishing under a merchant ship licence. Or maybe it could be because they cut a deal with the impoverished African nation of Mauritania to have it catch fish in their seas to the cost of local fishermens jobs and livelihoods? Also it fished under the Panamanian flag, not Irish, to avoid EU laws to protect fish stocks

  • @akvaservistrawls7132
    @akvaservistrawls7132 12 лет назад

    Very interesting.

  • @Big-Show1
    @Big-Show1 10 лет назад +2

    There's something fishy about this boat.... o.O

    • @AK-ru3sg
      @AK-ru3sg 9 лет назад +1

      I see what you did there

  • @ynotski9
    @ynotski9 7 лет назад

    All that to catch a few fish, no wonder my fish and chip portion is so small and expensive.

  • @naruto92480
    @naruto92480 12 лет назад

    Can i work in here???

  • @mikenorfolk7513
    @mikenorfolk7513 4 года назад

    this is rape of the planet earth the fish can not produce this fast

  • @TheTorkerman
    @TheTorkerman 4 года назад

    If Hitler was a fisherman... just sayin.

  • @josephkane825
    @josephkane825 5 лет назад

    This was a terrible video! There is no narration or even a subtitle explanation of what is going on. It doesn't appear that other than freezing, that there is any sorting or processing. Well. at least there was no muzak!

  • @jamesmicheal5717
    @jamesmicheal5717 8 лет назад +3

    Too much greed will gain you nothing,!!

    • @mitchellhogg4627
      @mitchellhogg4627 7 лет назад +2

      James Micheal its not greed. 90% of this will be exported to other countries and the pay will be miniscule

    • @mitchellhogg4627
      @mitchellhogg4627 7 лет назад +3

      fishing is a much tougher industry than most people understand

  • @HRHooChicken
    @HRHooChicken 10 лет назад

    Delicious. Catch dem fishies.

  • @TeamTranter
    @TeamTranter 12 лет назад +2

    absolutely disgusting is what this is

  • @hansvink15
    @hansvink15 12 лет назад +1

    Looks awesome :)

  • @johndebmax
    @johndebmax 5 лет назад +2

    What an awful machine, enough said.

  • @leighbellman6118
    @leighbellman6118 11 лет назад +1

    Wake up

  • @michaelmatheson4277
    @michaelmatheson4277 6 лет назад +2

    When will we humans learn. take take take

  • @HRMskye
    @HRMskye 12 лет назад

    Plenty more fish in the sea.

  • @electro1622
    @electro1622 7 лет назад +1

    THIS THING SHOULD BE BANNED...

  • @tonymulhall3524
    @tonymulhall3524 7 лет назад

    They will only have themselves to. Pure greed.

  • @york1181
    @york1181 6 лет назад

    Use it for target practice.

  • @jollyroger3160
    @jollyroger3160 6 лет назад +2

    I would love too have my own submarine so i could sink everyone of these ships😈

  • @Louiswarner_
    @Louiswarner_ 11 лет назад

    Sushi -,- :) !!!!!!!!!!

  • @cowboyfromkettins
    @cowboyfromkettins 10 лет назад +67

    I'm not against fishing or fishermen as I fish almost daily myself. But there has to be a point when people realise that this is a finite resource, The people in the industry can shout about their livelihoods etc, But at the end of the day...the fish in the sea will go the same way as the bison of North America, The world is slowly dying...killed off by the ignorance of old men with money.

    • @raimundoferreira7626
      @raimundoferreira7626 7 лет назад +1

      cowboyfromkettins , they only will fish , if there is a market for it . People need to be fed , more people , more food need to be produced . Let me ask you a question , assuming you have siblings , in order to cut the need for this much food , you would be asked to go back in time , and choose one less brother or sister , which one would you pick to not exist ? Pick one and let him or her know about your call , oh , and tell the chosen one that you are sorry !!!

    • @cowboyfromkettins
      @cowboyfromkettins 7 лет назад +4

      There is no questioning the fact that people need to be fed. But the way the fishing industry is operated has a massive detrimental effect on the environment, Over fishing, Bycatch/waste, discarded equipment and damage to the seabed from various industrial fishing techniques.
      I dont see what you are getting at with the whole sibling comment...This is not the same thing, targeting specific species until they are endangered to satisfy market demand is not anything like fishing for survival.
      My sister isnt going to drop dead If I cant get a cod supper after my night out.

    • @manmarvel
      @manmarvel 7 лет назад +2

      Raimundo, what we see in this video is not about feeding people at this point, its about squeezing every cent out of every dollar, taking the most fish without regards, to make the maximum profit possible. I see your point, but thats not the case. we can feed people w/ out doing it like this. theres other ways of fishing that aren't as damaging, and if that means SOME people can't eat certain fish well so be it. If the fish were going to some super poor country ok, but i bet its some rich country fishing in some poor countries waters, and taking it back to their country.so your argument about moral need to feed humans isn't accounted by the capitalist fish mongers that own this boat.....they are putting hundreds of small household fishermen out of business.... why, for $$$$$$.

    • @raimundoferreira7626
      @raimundoferreira7626 7 лет назад

      cowboyfromkettins​​ , I just made the sibling analogy because a lot of the comments about this , has nothing to do with the fishing issues are about ,,,,. Too many of us ,,. the world is supper populated by humans
      That is the issue I have about people who seems like always tend to get that notion as the cause for all problems

    • @manmarvel
      @manmarvel 7 лет назад

      ok but your not helping. not even a little bit.