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  • Опубликовано: 18 дек 2019
  • Danny Green is one of the few remaining trap fishers still operating out of Coffs Harbour. Costs and regulations have forced thousands of professional fishers out of the industry but for Danny the thrill of the catch is a childhood dream come true.
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  • @maccathirtythree
    @maccathirtythree Год назад +1

    Cool story - a couple of young blokes working hard and living their dream. Great to see.

  • @beth-rg8bm
    @beth-rg8bm 3 года назад +8

    I spent 22 years commercial fishing with my father... I still love to fish!

  • @mykemyers6488
    @mykemyers6488 3 года назад +18

    In my opinion this is some of the most respectable commercial fishing you can do. You are not killing your bycatch, you are not killing undersized fish. You are able to bring everything up alive and healthy sort through it and return what is to small or unwanted back to the ocean unharmed. In no way should this be comparable to people that long line or net fish because of the high kill rates that come with those methods.

    • @alastairwilliams9550
      @alastairwilliams9550 Год назад

      Did you see how long it took to measure them? Fish don’t breathe air

    • @BradGryphonn
      @BradGryphonn Год назад +1

      The only real issue with any 'deep' fishing is the swim bladder issue. Fish brought from depths quickly don't get time to adjust their swim bladder and in most cases, even if the fish is thrown back, it will still die. Live coral trout fisherman carry a bladder punch that is used to release air from the fish immediately after being caught, saving them from certain death.

    • @BradGryphonn
      @BradGryphonn Год назад +2

      @@alastairwilliams9550 You would be surprised how long a fish can last out of water. It's still not good for them but a few minutes out of water isn't fatal.

    • @kaladin8374
      @kaladin8374 Год назад +1

      Pulling them up 90m kills them

    • @mykemyers6488
      @mykemyers6488 Год назад

      @@BradGryphonn They make a tool that is basically a big hypodermic needle it'll that is used to do something called venting a fish. Where you simply poke a hole in it release the air from the swim bladder and it's able to swim down no problem and has a high survival rate. You can order this tool online for a few dollars.

  • @stephenandrews2762
    @stephenandrews2762 2 года назад +3

    Shame about the negative comments. I'm a fisherman here in the UK 🇬🇧 and use traps for lobsters 🦞 and crabs 🦀 and nets for fish, bit of rod and line for fun.Nets if rigged right don't catch many undersized or unwanted fish,Joe public need to be made aware of this

  • @downunderfulla6001
    @downunderfulla6001 Год назад +1

    Great way of fishing. Almost zero lactic acid buildup like all line/net caught fish. They are 100% fresh the second they leave the water.
    My partner was born in Gore🍺🍺

  • @werenesian3912
    @werenesian3912 Год назад

    Beautiful ocean, beautiful land

  • @lukeduke3001
    @lukeduke3001 3 года назад +2

    good to see the kiwi crew and the hat keeping the captain warm

  • @jessewilson8676
    @jessewilson8676 3 года назад +4

    They should keep the heads either use them for bait or fish meal. Tossing them overboard is a waste of potential money.

  • @pop1626
    @pop1626 4 года назад +5

    I Went to Gore High School back in the 70's
    Been here for 39 years now, geeze Ive met a few people over the years from good old Gore. Funny that aye..

  • @teclark7163
    @teclark7163 2 года назад +1

    That’s my best mate Ethan Ellis 🍻

  • @RicksonTV
    @RicksonTV 3 года назад +3

    Snapper and Leather Jacket, The yummy chicken and quail of the sea! Yehaa, Yepee, Yahoo!!!

  • @jedhawkins373
    @jedhawkins373 4 года назад +2

    Thx ABC

  • @bagindasonang4857
    @bagindasonang4857 2 года назад

    Wow.nice place n life

  • @seandesmond5924
    @seandesmond5924 Год назад +1

    Being so deep do you think the fish that are undersized and let go make it back to the bottom?

    • @CRZ38L
      @CRZ38L Год назад +1

      The depths aren't actually that deep compared to other types of deep sea fishing, and Sanpper don't suffer from barotrauma so the released fish should be fine, providing they don't get preyed upon on the way back down.

  • @BruceschultzAU
    @BruceschultzAU 3 года назад

    Nice work Boyz

  • @user-qg5vv4iu4p
    @user-qg5vv4iu4p 18 дней назад

    Should definitely be keeping the heads or unless that's the payment to the sealife to eat, but definitely crabbers, would buy, or mince them for dog food or for pallet for farmed fish..

  • @spaceman5734
    @spaceman5734 Год назад +2

    I love leather jackets they are nice fish to each.....wish you can keep the head I just feel we are disrespecting the animal thats given its life for us to live by not eating the whole animal.

  • @prasadnilugal4691
    @prasadnilugal4691 3 года назад

    Very very good technology 👍

  • @cazalygiouba9224
    @cazalygiouba9224 3 года назад

    Can you show me how to cut your ladder jacket

  • @nat-natsoriano4092
    @nat-natsoriano4092 3 года назад +3

    Don't throw the head bro.

  • @jaketuaputa9571
    @jaketuaputa9571 3 года назад

    Any job down der still

  • @julianalderson6996
    @julianalderson6996 3 года назад +1

    Cheers landline like your storys on small buisness. An not massive amounts of bi catch there. Rekon doin it mainly cos they love it worse jobs for sure" cheers

  • @joedennehy386
    @joedennehy386 3 года назад +5

    Why on earth do you take leather jackets out of the net, leaving snapper to suffocate before measuring and returning to the water?

    • @jobbinal
      @jobbinal 3 года назад

      Munny

    • @joedennehy386
      @joedennehy386 3 года назад +1

      @@jobbinal you get more money by teturning snapper fast so more snapper survive, then you catch.more later. Just not thinking

    • @fishoheino2599
      @fishoheino2599 3 года назад +1

      Snapper and most fish can survive out of water for several minutes before their condition deteriorates. This does no harm to them and once they return to the water they swim off just as healthy as before.

    • @joedennehy386
      @joedennehy386 3 года назад +1

      @@fishoheino2599 thats no reason to leave them to wait longer than is neccessary while they grab leatherjackets. I have released many thousands of snapper and the faster they go back in the water the better. There is no excuse for it.

    • @fishoheino2599
      @fishoheino2599 3 года назад

      @@joedennehy386 Can't argue with someone who knows their stuff can I!

  • @waqarkhan25
    @waqarkhan25 3 года назад +1

    please trap the carp fish for human consumption

    • @downunderfulla6001
      @downunderfulla6001 Год назад

      We shouldn’t have carp in Australia but for some reason they were smuggled in and released. They are a star rating of 2/10.

  • @paultaylor3517
    @paultaylor3517 3 года назад

    high price up buy fish mark boat coat of pass lot go to farm catfish timpa farm traping let over fish fed gov asian mark usa mark tell look follow rules have fish size lime buy fish license up to buy fish seafood net band inplace only use casenet be trash free place steel ira can s go trash light fire tire lot think keep clean reel have fish read plant tree shore line river island use oyster clam musslee water clean reel have ox fish lot now fish farm west water go to 3 pounds dump go tree out sea do fish farm up gov in foce lawsave tree world hot sun let water world cold winner hard all man made we have take care of are river sealife be there are kids

  • @calvinlim2615
    @calvinlim2615 3 года назад +7

    exploitation and greed. no wonder no fish left in sydney, melbourne and adelaide

    • @walomeister5632
      @walomeister5632 3 года назад +2

      @K Andreis your 100% right. trapping is the most sustainable way to catch fish as the traps are fabricated in a way where only the desired sized fish gets trapped. It’s the things like weighted bottom trawling that is emptying the oceans let alone destroying the sea-bed.

    • @abbimilagon5499
      @abbimilagon5499 3 года назад

      Traps and long lines are the best way to fish.

    • @abbimilagon5499
      @abbimilagon5499 3 года назад

      @DHCETC spearing is awesome.i used to do it alot. But for supplying the fish market. They need alot of fish. Fish traps would be the best as you can let Go what's to small or the wrong species. We might have to start farming alot more fish species in the future. I've built aquiponics systems up for growing Barra and vegetables and fruits at the same time. But I still love diving. Even just for exploring and relaxing.👍

  • @jackmeoff1406
    @jackmeoff1406 3 года назад +6

    Those tiddler snapper are a joke, commercial wild fish harvesting has outlived its use by date for sure.

    • @tyeost3111
      @tyeost3111 3 года назад +1

      I can’t even catch a legal fish anymore

    • @tyeost3111
      @tyeost3111 3 года назад +1

      So fished out by overfishing

    • @lachlanoneil8938
      @lachlanoneil8938 3 года назад +1

      Hah yeah in Sydney I would say it's the recreational fishermen doing this as there are almost no commercial fishermen there and they don't seem to catch fk all

    • @Fire4FX
      @Fire4FX 3 года назад

      NZ raping & pillaging the seas. Should see there snapper catches.

    • @jcharlton9312
      @jcharlton9312 Год назад +4

      In Australia we only fish 13 percent of our waters but amateur fishermen always got to blame someone for not being able to catch a fish

  • @alastairwilliams9550
    @alastairwilliams9550 Год назад

    Half the fish would be dead by the time they measure them

  • @notrophyhuntersallowed4231
    @notrophyhuntersallowed4231 3 года назад

    Trapping needs to go learn to line fish

  • @notrophyhuntersallowed4231
    @notrophyhuntersallowed4231 2 года назад

    media lead you beleive this is sustainable practice I assure you its far from that learn how to use a rod reel this practice must be banned

  • @stephenandrews2762
    @stephenandrews2762 2 года назад +1

    Shame about the negative comments. I'm a fisherman here in the UK 🇬🇧 and use traps for lobsters 🦞 and crabs 🦀 and nets for fish, bit of rod and line for fun.Nets if rigged right don't catch many undersized or unwanted fish,Joe public need to be made aware of this