I was the deck boss on the Northern Eagle back in 1988 when it was operated by Oceantrawl. I spent another thirty years in the Bering sea, most of it as captain. I'm retired now.
And as an older person now, do you think this type of fishing was viable? Would be interested in hearing your thoughts. Seems to be many on here that don’t support this type of fishing.
@@globalnomad450 Well there's more going on here besides whether it's viable from a fish population point of view. First it's very expensive to engage in so it will cease when fish stocks drop to where they're no longer economically viable. This would leave some fish which could conceivably rebuild the population. Second is habitat damage, bottom trawls are very disruptive to the seafloor and have a range of negative effects on various species. Bycatch is another consideration as is the environmental consequences of burning large quantities of fossil fuels. Unfortunately there isn't a method of harvesting fish in these quantities besides trawling so we're it to be abandoned fish prices at the retail level would increase and availability would decrease.
@@user-qo9jm7oq5u thanks for taking the time to give your thougHts on this. It makes interesting reading from someone who was actually there. Enjoy the retirement !
I worked that boat for one trip. I couldn't stand it. A surimi boat that was rerigged for head and gut. It was a disaster and we didn't make any money. I made $1200 in a month. I jumped ship In Dutch Harbor and signed on with Pacific Bounty Inc. I made a considerable amount of money in 2 seasons but regret it because of the waste. Tons and tons of halibut and other by catch are thrown overboard daily, dead. The roller gear consisting of chains, buoys, cable and hardware kicks up the fish from the bottom where they enter the net. Huge swathes of habitat are ruined everytime a net drops.
I fished 34 seasons...we had a government observer monitor every tow...we never threw anything overboard...any by-catch counted against quota with no pay...we did catch a few halibut...not many but if you are talking about flatfish then I agree
@@ConspiracyNutsMakeMeLOL my last contract we were fishing for yellowfin sole to make karimi. There was tons of halibut bycatch. We had the observer sample after some of the fish were run off. The halibut seem to gather at the bottom of the codend and since that's the first thing that goes into the factory it's not a true representation of the net and would be overlooked. The seas were a glass so there was no wave action to move the fish towards a sump. Occasionally we'd flood the factory deck and ask the skipper to steam and turn a bunch to clean the factory of the bycatch that's thrown on the deck in the name of production. This was in 1991.
i sailed with a trawler for a year, from the age 17-18. And when i had vacation, from my aprentice job 4 weeks a year. It made me the man i am today, and i am SO grateful i had the chance to sail at that age, and had the chance to see what real hard work is. AMAZING chance for every young man to do, and a way to see and feel what real hard work is. i grew alot from my experiance, and hava NOTHING but respect for the job.
This is Known as B Season. A Season is in January. i Worked on a 110 Foot Processor/Trawler. We Processed and Froze Fish 18 Hrs a Day. You eat Well. Steak and Seafood Daily. Hell, We Had Steak for Breakfast.
My dad worked on one here on Vancouver Island British Columbia whenever he would be laid off from logging and after one season he said it was to grosses thing he’d ever seen and there’s no one it could continue…..that was 30 years ago as well 😢
Ya it would be cause those nets don’t care what size the fish are and they take out enough fish at a time to feed a village and that’s just one ship and one set
@bobjones37450 they sweep up everything. It goes into the sock and the pressure kills them. So all the by catch. The stuff you can't have on the boat is just shoved overboard. These boats are terrible in every way
Ah.. Yeah, we had something like that vessel in Canada in the Maritimes. It was even covered by the NFB in the 80s. Cod stocks completely nosedived a decade after its launch.
I know nothing of the Fishermans life.. Im typical American Consumer.. I will say this, Thank God for these people and what they do Especially below decks. Life wouldnt be the same without Surimi and Fish sicks ! A little love from Oklahoma
I have respect for fisherman, but trawling like this has destroyed and collapsed the marine ecosystem from California on up. Last year this trawler fishery caught and killed a reported 10 orcas and that is within regulation limits. That’s not fishing. That’s clear cutting. Trawling needs to be banned worldwide if global fish populations are to remain healthy.
Need to start putting back twice as much what you take. If you don't, we're going run out of food. You take, you don't put nothing back. Need to start putting back
Well a bit misinformed but, decent idea of what goes on in the main processes and constant issues. Minus, the bycatch. Pacific cod is a completely different fish than pollack. Pollack isn't even a cod but, somehow got that distinction around 2000's for marketing purposes. Those seas proclaimed to be uncharted and a stretch for fishing vessels actually have been fished all the time, for years. Fishing st. Paul is not a stretch- they even have an operating cannery there... This is a little glorified but, worth a watch.
So were they fishing for Pollock or cod? Started with saying Pollock then switched to cod. Most of the video showed Pollock being hauled in!!! So WTF were they going for??? DAMN
I did this for 5 years, 15000 a month is BS. Processors were lucky to make that in a season of 90 days of 16 hour shifts. And your right thats pollock, the bycatch is cod... Fricken glorified slave ships... lol
" Careful what you wish for, I worked just over a year on a shrimp boat, unless you enjoy fish-poison, in this case being continuously cold, wet sleeping and eating in tight quarters with people you wouldn't invite to dinner and willing to work 24/7 round the clock in hopes the stranger at the helm knows where the catch is until the boat hits the dock then yes this may be your dream job.
I am in the final stages of completing a documentary on behalf of Leave No Trace Brighton in the UK highlighting the effects of fishing trawlers in the ocean and raising awareness. Is there any chance i can use some of the footage in this film and credit you?
------------------------------- " Sign up, you give this industry way too much credit! You stand on a dock with hundreds of others in hopes your picked! Trust me it's purely a visual process has nothing to do with branes and the season lasts for only a month. Been there done that! ---------------------------------------------
Not true. Salmon are very much protected and they are forced to relocate if they catch salmon. They need to keep track of all salmon. Don’t spread lies.
A similar fishing processing ship, the Alaskan, discovered through statistical analysis that the net profits of a season equaled the total sale of all the pollack fish roe sold to the Japanese. It was somewhat dismaying to consider that all that hard work went to pay overhead, expenses, fuel, food, employees' salaries and wages and other outlays. In other words, say in theory there was no pollack fish roe to be sold, then the seasons' work would have been in the red, no profits to the owners.
Oh the Eagle! I thought it was the Dynasty. I guess they would look similar. I was on rhe Dynasty. Not the biggest fan of the Eagle or Rover just because the foreman aren't as chill. It's not as batshit insane as the video makes it sound. As a first timer, you're not gonna be seeing the water during the job. Only during offtime. Deckhands however do work out hauling the load and setting the net. I'd say the only dangerous entry level job is maybe being a Baadertech or working in the freezer because the boots they hive you don't work. I went to the job from Wal-Mart to give you an idea so it doesn't really take a "special breed". You just need to toughen out the first couple of trips and you're solid.
I just need the opportunity been doing land plant processing for the last 2 years I’ve applied to pretty much every company just waiting for a call back
Get to a processing job in Dutch Harbor...stay between seasons and take the time to meet who's who in the Unisea bar or Hotel Bar and you'll find the path to a job fishing... that's how I landed my first boat. The best way is to get on the offloading crew...that way you'll be around boats and crew. Good luck
I dont think theres anything wrong here. They utilize the entire fish. Up close this looks like a lot but if you look at this from space, its not bad at all. Over fishing is a problem but thats something they have an issue with over in the east. Not here.
The real problem isnt that they catch so much pollock, but it targets everything in its path. depleating fish that dont spawn as well as pollock and dont get the chance to survive. It kills everything it catches.
The bycatch they throw overboard dead (the 5% of the fish that aren't pollock/cod), but that's not the real problem. Trawlers disturb the sea bed hurting chances of all fish repopulating, like Godzilla blowing a path through a city.
---------- " You say that as if your the creator of the original concept! Now for once in your life give due credit to who owns this by the name of George! Or do you steal everything you touch!
All that roe being caught…..how many fish could there have been in the sea if we didn’t fish in mating season. And yes I’m an ex fisherman, I just believe in quotas and fishing seasons so the fish can have a chance to repopulate.
I liked the film, I you catch fish , which are the fish with the prized roe! Are they not the fish producing baby fish for the future fish stocks ? How is this going to keep going ? Is this all being monitored by governments . So we don’t deplete this resource ? I know we do studies ! How do we compensate for 200 tons of fish being taken ? I guess we leave it to science and government for that answer! I guess that’s what science is for?
To all you idiots complaining that this can’t be sustainable, just remember that they wouldn’t bother trying to catch this amount of fish if there wasn’t a market for it. The consumer is just as “at fault,” if you can call it that. So if you have an issue with this, don’t eat fish. It’s literally that simple.
these people seem so inexperienced. they had a frozen pump, have they not fished in such conditions. he hauls up so much it breaks ropes on the net, despite tension sensors. they overload the electrical system. 🤡🤡
Cod are caught in pots not nets. Cod die in nets because they can't swim, and they suffocate. Pacific Cod is my favorite fish. I could eat it all the time
You did not listen to the video or know much about commercial fishing laws. The USA commercial fishing is heavily regulated to make it sustainable. Another Karen Dingleberry Up voting (her own) silly comment Laughable ~ 𝘽𝙊𝙄𝙉𝙆 𝙔𝙖 𝙎𝘾𝙃𝙈𝙐𝘾𝙆~!! 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗺
--------------------- There is a museum in Cape Code, shows old black and white photos of by gone days of code the size of a full grown man washing up on the shore lines. Trust me when I tell you all Government Regulators are there for the Fishing Industry and not what's best for mother nature! " ------- All things Government eventually turn to shit ------------
I was the deck boss on the Northern Eagle back in 1988 when it was operated by Oceantrawl. I spent another thirty years in the Bering sea, most of it as captain. I'm retired now.
And as an older person now, do you think this type of fishing was viable? Would be interested in hearing your thoughts. Seems to be many on here that don’t support this type of fishing.
@@globalnomad450 Well there's more going on here besides whether it's viable from a fish population point of view. First it's very expensive to engage in so it will cease when fish stocks drop to where they're no longer economically viable. This would leave some fish which could conceivably rebuild the population. Second is habitat damage, bottom trawls are very disruptive to the seafloor and have a range of negative effects on various species. Bycatch is another consideration as is the environmental consequences of burning large quantities of fossil fuels. Unfortunately there isn't a method of harvesting fish in these quantities besides trawling so we're it to be abandoned fish prices at the retail level would increase and availability would decrease.
@@user-qo9jm7oq5u thanks for taking the time to give your thougHts on this. It makes interesting reading from someone who was actually there. Enjoy the retirement !
I worked that boat for one trip. I couldn't stand it. A surimi boat that was rerigged for head and gut. It was a disaster and we didn't make any money. I made $1200 in a month. I jumped ship In Dutch Harbor and signed on with Pacific Bounty Inc. I made a considerable amount of money in 2 seasons but regret it because of the waste. Tons and tons of halibut and other by catch are thrown overboard daily, dead. The roller gear consisting of chains, buoys, cable and hardware kicks up the fish from the bottom where they enter the net. Huge swathes of habitat are ruined everytime a net drops.
I fished 34 seasons...we had a government observer monitor every tow...we never threw anything overboard...any by-catch counted against quota with no pay...we did catch a few halibut...not many but if you are talking about flatfish then I agree
@@ConspiracyNutsMakeMeLOL my last contract we were fishing for yellowfin sole to make karimi. There was tons of halibut bycatch. We had the observer sample after some of the fish were run off. The halibut seem to gather at the bottom of the codend and since that's the first thing that goes into the factory it's not a true representation of the net and would be overlooked. The seas were a glass so there was no wave action to move the fish towards a sump. Occasionally we'd flood the factory deck and ask the skipper to steam and turn a bunch to clean the factory of the bycatch that's thrown on the deck in the name of production. This was in 1991.
@@sluggou812beotch ok...we didn't fish for yellowfin...so now I see what you were talking about
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@@ConspiracyNutsMakeMeLOL What country are you in that they give you an observer?
In most cases a foreign country owns this boat We threw away tones of halibut and crabs A huge waste
The fact it's an entire processing plant the fish and all the bi products is impressive
i sailed with a trawler for a year, from the age 17-18.
And when i had vacation, from my aprentice job 4 weeks a year.
It made me the man i am today, and i am SO grateful i had the chance to sail at that age, and had the chance to see what real hard work is.
AMAZING chance for every young man to do, and a way to see and feel what real hard work is.
i grew alot from my experiance, and hava NOTHING but respect for the job.
Fishing is my life I love it ,i been fishing as assistant chief engineer of American tuna fleet for so many years i miss it for awhile❤❤
Hat off to all hard working people on the sea.
I was a deckhand on this boat and Katie Anne back in the day with ASC. Miss all my Squareheads! ❤
This is Known as B Season. A Season is in January. i Worked on a 110 Foot Processor/Trawler. We Processed and Froze Fish 18 Hrs a Day. You eat Well. Steak and Seafood Daily. Hell, We Had Steak for Breakfast.
I want A Filet-O-Fish sandwich🐟
18 hours a day? I thought 12? Not that I want to only work 12 because I would love to work up to 18 hours, more money.
------------------- " Steak was the bait " you just didn't know it! ------------------
this is A season in january
That was Pollock not Cod...lol
@@theacgkidnoboby calls pollock cod, sorry. Different species.
I’ve worked on these boats. They don’t catch cod
Super trawlers should of been outlawed 30 years ago. I was raised in alaska trawlers kill everything.
My dad worked on one here on Vancouver Island British Columbia whenever he would be laid off from logging and after one season he said it was to grosses thing he’d ever seen and there’s no one it could continue…..that was 30 years ago as well 😢
@427max yea people don't realize that sock kills everything
How can you say this. If everyone's cod was big enough would there really be a problem?
Ya it would be cause those nets don’t care what size the fish are and they take out enough fish at a time to feed a village and that’s just one ship and one set
@bobjones37450 they sweep up everything. It goes into the sock and the pressure kills them. So all the by catch. The stuff you can't have on the boat is just shoved overboard. These boats are terrible in every way
Great video but the northern eagle is tiny compared with the dutch parlevliet trawlers
They are longer, but NE carries more people
Fishing is my life. I’m carrying on the family Legacy. I am docked on the northern glacier. And I’m about to start my first tour.
Ah.. Yeah, we had something like that vessel in Canada in the Maritimes. It was even covered by the NFB in the 80s. Cod stocks completely nosedived a decade after its launch.
I know nothing of the Fishermans life.. Im typical American Consumer.. I will say this, Thank God for these people and what they do
Especially below decks. Life wouldnt be the same without Surimi and Fish sicks ! A little love from Oklahoma
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I have respect for fisherman, but trawling like this has destroyed and collapsed the marine ecosystem from California on up. Last year this trawler fishery caught and killed a reported 10 orcas and that is within regulation limits. That’s not fishing. That’s clear cutting. Trawling needs to be banned worldwide if global fish populations are to remain healthy.
So true!
Need to start putting back twice as much what you take. If you don't, we're going run out of food. You take, you don't put nothing back. Need to start putting back
I've worked on the Northern Eagle numerous times while they were docked in Seattle. We were Marine Contractors.
We live in a time bros wow, this ship literally feeds high quality protein to millions of people around the world, like the Jetsons!
Well a bit misinformed but, decent idea of what goes on in the main processes and constant issues. Minus, the bycatch. Pacific cod is a completely different fish than pollack. Pollack isn't even a cod but, somehow got that distinction around 2000's for marketing purposes. Those seas proclaimed to be uncharted and a stretch for fishing vessels actually have been fished all the time, for years. Fishing st. Paul is not a stretch- they even have an operating cannery there... This is a little glorified but, worth a watch.
So were they fishing for Pollock or cod? Started with saying Pollock then switched to cod. Most of the video showed Pollock being hauled in!!! So WTF were they going for??? DAMN
Pollock are in the cod family, from what I’m finding online. So they’re being used interchangeably here. 🤷♂️
I noticed that straight away
Its a trawler so whatever they could get
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I did this for 5 years, 15000 a month is BS. Processors were lucky to make that in a season of 90 days of 16 hour shifts. And your right thats pollock, the bycatch is cod... Fricken glorified slave ships... lol
I would love to spend some time on that vessel 😮
As, long as you’re authorized to work in the us and willing to work as a processor, you’re hired.
" Careful what you wish for, I worked just over a year on a shrimp boat, unless you enjoy fish-poison, in this case being continuously cold, wet sleeping and eating in tight quarters with people you wouldn't invite to dinner and willing to work 24/7 round the clock in hopes the stranger at the helm knows where the catch is until the boat hits the dock then yes this may be your dream job.
you make it sound bad@@ralphbourke5473
Very informative video. Thank you.
Very wonderful, lucky trips
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Let’s see the bycatch
they usually have someone from the fisheries dpet with them to study by catch
You can eat all the single use grocery bags you want. I like this fish.
I am in the final stages of completing a documentary on behalf of Leave No Trace Brighton in the UK highlighting the effects of fishing trawlers in the ocean and raising awareness. Is there any chance i can use some of the footage in this film and credit you?
Is deep-sea trawling banned on the east coast of the US? Asking out of curiosity.
Every state on the east coast has banned inshore trawling except North Carolina
we need to stop this even for 4 years for the ocean to heal himself
$15k a month doing one of the most dangerous jobs around? Where do I sign up?
------------------------------- " Sign up, you give this industry way too much credit! You stand on a dock with hundreds of others in hopes your picked! Trust me it's purely a visual process has nothing to do with branes and the season lasts for only a month. Been there done that! ---------------------------------------------
Very educational, thanks man 🫡
This ship and those like it is why squid will dominate the ocean in our lifetime…
I love calamari
Did you mean jellyfish?
@@dallasgeek7552 haha you beat me to it... sometimes we'd catch more jellyfish than Pollock
Best job I’ve ever had
The bycatch of salmon is HORRENDOUS! This type of "fishing", effectively vacuuming the seas of all life, needs to be outlawed!!!
Your ignorance and total lack of reality / facts, speaks for themselves....
Not true. Salmon are very much protected and they are forced to relocate if they catch salmon. They need to keep track of all salmon. Don’t spread lies.
Trawlers are killing the fish so we can’t catch anything and salmon is are main food in Kaltag AK
The chinese fishing boats have no rules. They keep everything and go where they should not.
people really shoud respect not abuse seas feeding us
BEST 1
I love fish sticks!
These boats are absolutely killing us as small fisherman. This video is BS
Perjuangan yang luarbiasa 👍
What is fish flaps on stern trawl? Please give me a explaination and photo. Thanks
When did we change from pollack to cod?
Exactly why the oceans are dying and we will be next. 😢
Hopefully I die before the world does. Not looking to bright for the next generations.
This small fish more like a food to me atleast is not a whale
This small fish more like a food to me atleast is not a whale
This small fish more like a food to me atleast it not a whale
And how that can destroy the Earth lol they just catch a small fish
Well done video!
A similar fishing processing ship, the Alaskan, discovered through statistical analysis that the net profits of a season equaled the total sale of all the pollack fish roe sold to the Japanese. It was somewhat dismaying to consider that all that hard work went to pay overhead, expenses, fuel, food, employees' salaries and wages and other outlays. In other words, say in theory there was no pollack fish roe to be sold, then the seasons' work would have been in the red, no profits to the owners.
No sorting grid on the trawl ?
Wow amazing ❤❤❤
Man the volume cranking on this vid lol
@machinuts Is there someone I can speak with about obtaining/licensing footage?
Looks like a good vacation to me
Very extraordinary fishing boss Qu
Oh the Eagle! I thought it was the Dynasty. I guess they would look similar. I was on rhe Dynasty. Not the biggest fan of the Eagle or Rover just because the foreman aren't as chill. It's not as batshit insane as the video makes it sound. As a first timer, you're not gonna be seeing the water during the job. Only during offtime. Deckhands however do work out hauling the load and setting the net. I'd say the only dangerous entry level job is maybe being a Baadertech or working in the freezer because the boots they hive you don't work. I went to the job from Wal-Mart to give you an idea so it doesn't really take a "special breed". You just need to toughen out the first couple of trips and you're solid.
I thought it was the dynasty at first, dynasty formans really chill.
The Dynasty is awesome , actually on it right now, lmao
I'm watching this whilst eating Alaska Pollock.
This is an amazingly dangerous job
-------------------------------- " I've done it, you have no idea! " ------------------------------------
The new Sea Raper 5000!
Enjoying from Bangladesh.
this is rape and pillaging of marine life, no one should enjoy seeing this unless their goal is to stop it from continuing.
It's like clearcutting. Only with fish.
You're right. Humans taking advantage of renewable resources!
And still people moan about the price of a portion of fish and chips.
I just need the opportunity been doing land plant processing for the last 2 years I’ve applied to pretty much every company just waiting for a call back
Get to a processing job in Dutch Harbor...stay between seasons and take the time to meet who's who in the Unisea bar or Hotel Bar and you'll find the path to a job fishing... that's how I landed my first boat. The best way is to get on the offloading crew...that way you'll be around boats and crew. Good luck
These robot narrators are getting good but they still cant say numbers
Never heard that many additives in my life
I dont think theres anything wrong here. They utilize the entire fish. Up close this looks like a lot but if you look at this from space, its not bad at all. Over fishing is a problem but thats something they have an issue with over in the east. Not here.
The problem is the bottom trawling.
The real problem isnt that they catch so much pollock, but it targets everything in its path. depleating fish that dont spawn as well as pollock and dont get the chance to survive. It kills everything it catches.
The bycatch they throw overboard dead (the 5% of the fish that aren't pollock/cod), but that's not the real problem. Trawlers disturb the sea bed hurting chances of all fish repopulating, like Godzilla blowing a path through a city.
Most outstanding
Wonder what a boat like this would cost to purchase or create
I worked on the Eagle and the Hawk before American bought them
2024 A season here we come!
Mc Donalds Fillet of fish this is were thy come from.
Who cares
Stop calling it cod...it's pollack
If this was a Chinese ship the tune of the voice will be different and emphasis will be on ecological damage this ship is doing.
because they disrespect fishing boarders and operate dirty unregulated massive fleets that grabhag everything
Does anyone realize how big the ocean is ? This ship fished .0000000000001 of it. Wake up.
*****Looks like Pollock to me...COD5% went to 100%
sounds like ai narration
Its funny that nature thinks it will stand a chance against our destruction
---- " You got it just backwards, planet earth will be here long after your gone! --------
---------- " You say that as if your the creator of the original concept! Now for once in your life give due credit to who owns this by the name of George! Or do you steal everything you touch!
All that roe being caught…..how many fish could there have been in the sea if we didn’t fish in mating season. And yes I’m an ex fisherman, I just believe in quotas and fishing seasons so the fish can have a chance to repopulate.
I liked the film, I you catch fish , which are the fish with the prized roe! Are they not the fish producing baby fish for the future fish stocks ? How is this going to keep going ? Is this all being monitored by governments . So we don’t deplete this resource ? I know we do studies ! How do we compensate for 200 tons of fish being taken ? I guess we leave it to science and government for that answer! I guess that’s what science is for?
America imports 85% of purchased fish and it is still not enough.
The damage to crab,king salmon,halibut, and other fish not to mention mammals is it we worth it.
oh yes plenty of fish in the sea,untill there are none
To all you idiots complaining that this can’t be sustainable, just remember that they wouldn’t bother trying to catch this amount of fish if there wasn’t a market for it. The consumer is just as “at fault,” if you can call it that. So if you have an issue with this, don’t eat fish. It’s literally that simple.
Thankyou
Where's the video of bycatch Orcas. These should of been outlawed years ago.
----------- " More, more, more, more, more, more, more, all for a Japanese market! " ------------
Fresh.
I worked on the F/T Alaska Ocean.
Trawlers killed fishing in the sounds of North Carolina
I hope they take care of these fish stocks, and our dirty oceans in general.
Those numbers don't add up.🤔
these people seem so inexperienced. they had a frozen pump, have they not fished in such conditions. he hauls up so much it breaks ropes on the net, despite tension sensors. they overload the electrical system. 🤡🤡
This explains why there are so few large Cod around doesn't it? They are not even fishing for Cod!
Cod are caught in pots not nets. Cod die in nets because they can't swim, and they suffocate. Pacific Cod is my favorite fish. I could eat it all the time
You did not listen to the video or know much about commercial fishing laws. The USA commercial fishing is heavily regulated to make it sustainable. Another Karen Dingleberry Up voting (her own) silly comment Laughable ~ 𝘽𝙊𝙄𝙉𝙆 𝙔𝙖 𝙎𝘾𝙃𝙈𝙐𝘾𝙆~!! 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗺
The narrator is wrong. That’s pollock not cod. People that don’t know what goes on out there are just more confused by the poor narrative.
--------------------- There is a museum in Cape Code, shows old black and white photos of by gone days of code the size of a full grown man washing up on the shore lines. Trust me when I tell you all Government Regulators are there for the Fishing Industry and not what's best for mother nature! " ------- All things Government eventually turn to shit ------------
Glacier Fish Company, Northern Glacier Friend to 240 tons of role and all the rest was block fillets . 1993
I work on this boat now
How long you work on the boat for? Is the pay good?
How do i apply tho
This is criminal , where are the environmentalists and also the politicians
What in the world is this? Why are people stealing material from the documentary and uploading it with voice overs? Is this the new trend?
It’s all small Alaska pollack
How is there any fish left in the sea with that much and not many in God
Strip mining the ocean.
"Destined for Asia" why am i not suprised that they buy all this discusting slop