We extend our gratitude to the dedicated fishery officers for their important work in safeguarding our wildlife. Our fervent wish is for their continued safety as they tirelessly protect our natural treasures. How do you think we can all contribute to protecting our oceans and preserving marine life for future generations?
meanwhile the massive corporations destroy our oceans for massive profits destroying a thousand times more than in this vid in one single trip in the big commercial boats .......this pretend protection in this show squashing small familys is just a facade to make the public think the government is doing something to help.........but meanwhile the big damage is done by the giant corporations behind closed doors with no cameras showing the insane amounts of bycatch of all species of all sizes and destruction of reef and all life ..........this show is just for the sheep to feel better about the big lie....................this is just a joke and some kiwis know it
What I can’t understand people who hold licenses for commercial paua diving are allowed to take their quota which could be tons, are eaten by people who don’t live here. They are the ones who damaging the paua beds here in Aoteroa
Yep agree and those companies with quota profit big time. However some of these poachers are doing the same bullshit for money. Rest of us just trying to get a feed for the table.
That was in the Waiheke channel. They got caught, so bad luck to them. One thing that i hate, is people catching over their limit, and mostly undersized fish.
All that can be said respectfully is the few times fisheries are able to catch people outside the rules of sustainable fishing, is they are doing an important job. Without that help we will lose the strained resources that remain. The fishery has changed in my lifetime and NZ had only 1.3 million population when I was young. If you don't like these conditions return to your home country? If NZ is home, follow the rules.
Morning Morning, the fishery officers have a more dangerous job then then cops in our country i reckon.. gotta protect our oceans though so everyone can enjoy the Kai Moana from it.. damm those paua at the end looked tasty ive not had them for year's,.what happens to the seized legal sized Paua etc..
any of them the ones that got done recently The group of five pleaded guilty in Manukau District Court after their fishing trip in the Hauraki Gulf in 2022 hauled in 317 snapper, resulting in a $10,500 fine, according to Fisheries NZ (FNZ).
I WILL WATCH ONLY FISH AND GAME. PLEASE KEEP UP ALL YOUR GREAT SHOW'S. THANK YOU SO VERY VERY MUCH. PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY MEMBERS.
The problem of people breaking fisheries regulations in New Zealand is multisided sided. People in our parliment making hard to understand (for the public) fisheries law. Plus over complex commercial fishing laws. Fisheries officers not distributing leaflets, paper, "current" rules & regulations to each & every person they stop & doing the same at boat shows fishing contests & fishing tackle shops is a cause of problems. A few dollars on a PAPER (with a set expire date on said leaflet) A leaflet could save thousands in enforcement costs! An over reliance on digital online fisheries information that IS NOT ACCESSIBLE to many of the people who fish! (And fails to cover important variations in some fisheries law) People do lose respect for all fisheries law when it is not easy to understand & is not distributed in a way that everyone can access! In November last year I walked down to a popular local Kahawia fishing rivermouth asking people if they new the limit.....on the KY? No one knew for certain & a few that got it right admitted to it being a guess! I was fishing myself & clearly not a fisheries officer so no threat to anyone so had no problems asking.... There are many people on some beaches & boat ramps claiming to know bag limits with different ideas some of these people are claiming to be fisheries officers. It is no wonder there are problems. The blame is at the top with Government not making simple clear law & not distributing these laws to the public on paper. A requirement for all who fish to read & carry a paper outlining current up to date rules/law when fishing, could save a lot of the problems & costs of fisheries enforcement! Unless some thing is done the enforcement problems will grow with the lack of distubuted printed fishing law!
They were Tongan :( . I mean with 4 people in the boat with the bag limit you could get plenty for a feed but they were catching ridiculous amounts of undersized fish half the size limit. Penalty was not harsh enough.
Just to think this is how an authority is treated, when the HFO that do this voluntarily get treated even worse and have no resources to support. The volunteers do it for the love of conservation and Tangaroa
Those officers do a great job... so many think the rues don't apply to them. But they know that their gear and their boat and vehicles are all forfeit to the crown. They can, however, bid for them when they are auctioned off... So many Maori think the rules don't apply to them....
@@reefhog The Australasian snapper (Chrysophrys auratus) or silver seabream is a species of porgie found in coastal waters of Australia, Philippines, Indonesia, mainland China, Taiwan, Japan and New Zealand. Its distribution areas in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres are disjunct.[2] Although it is almost universally known in Australia and New Zealand as snapper, it does not belong to the snapper family, Lutjanidae. It is highly prized as an edible fish, with a sweet sea taste and a firm texture.
I met a fisheries officer at a party back in the late nineties. He was pretty drunk and was big noting himself and bragging about how often he would lie and issue fines for undersized fish even though the fish were were just over the size limit. I never trust fisheries or the police anymore. Sure most of them migh be good. But you never know. Always film and record any and all interactions with "officers"!
Is there anything wrong with how these fisheries officers conducted themselves? Sounds like your painting them all with the same brush because of one bad experience
Pakeha law is for pakeha of New Zealand only does not count for Maori as kai moana is customary and a taonga which we have a right to under He Whakaputanga and Te Tiriti O Waitangi so Whanau exercise your Legal Right and tell Pakeha Law where to go
We extend our gratitude to the dedicated fishery officers for their important work in safeguarding our wildlife. Our fervent wish is for their continued safety as they tirelessly protect our natural treasures. How do you think we can all contribute to protecting our oceans and preserving marine life for future generations?
Thanks to the fishery officers for keeping the wildlife of Australia! 🩵
Better 2 show evidence on here so we dont think ur corrupt alleged is not evidence
But i am 100% behind protecting our kaimoana
@@haydnlovie3855
Nothing alleged about the first encounter, that's our future fishing destroyed by ignorant fools.
What on earth could you mean.
meanwhile the massive corporations destroy our oceans for massive profits destroying a thousand times more than in this vid in one single trip in the big commercial boats .......this pretend protection in this show squashing small familys is just a facade to make the public think the government is doing something to help.........but meanwhile the big damage is done by the giant corporations behind closed doors with no cameras showing the insane amounts of bycatch of all species of all sizes and destruction of reef and all life ..........this show is just for the sheep to feel better about the big lie....................this is just a joke and some kiwis know it
I can't believe people can be stupid enough to try to outrun a fisheries or police boat in something that size. Crazy.
Its because there are incredibly dumb
Fantastic work guys.
My entire whānau is behind you and wish you more success.
Thank you for your incredible support! Together, we can make a real difference! 🙏
Bahaha ur Maori whanau are the worst 😂😂😂😂
@@Tony-m7s
Sure three day old channel 🤏🍆
Nothing worse when people, who come from another country, don’t respect the laws…
Yeah those are some big Asian fellas...
Agreed 💯
Haha you don’t even respect your own laws
@@leshgooo1016 what does that even mean? Lol instead of recognizing their bad behavior, this is your response ? We call people like u terror simps…
@@leshgooo1016 doesn't give you an invitation to break them too
Why aren't they in jail? The penalties and enforcement are a joke.
Yeah ow bay
Deport Them!
What I can’t understand people who hold licenses for commercial paua diving are allowed to take their quota which could be tons, are eaten by people who don’t live here. They are the ones who damaging the paua beds here in Aoteroa
Criminals not too bright
No way we should be fishing the amount we do.
Yeah mostly the Māoris lol
Poaching is poaching
Yep agree and those companies with quota profit big time. However some of these poachers are doing the same bullshit for money. Rest of us just trying to get a feed for the table.
These clowns are stealing paua from you and I and making a profit. Jail them simple solution.
🎯
That was in the Waiheke channel. They got caught, so bad luck to them. One thing that i hate, is people catching over their limit, and mostly undersized fish.
Punishment should meet the crime
Any violence must be met with the same. Jail time forfeiture of all property used in the crime includes vehicles
EXCELLENT WORK COAST GUARDS You do an amazing job. Thank-you
They don't seem to have much clout though.
stupid and petty, annoying people for a few fish while they let foreign fishing factories without question. The fish are dead already, stupid.
The penalties are so light, no wonder offending continues.
All that can be said respectfully is the few times fisheries are able to catch people outside the rules of sustainable fishing, is they are doing an important job. Without that help we will lose the strained resources that remain. The fishery has changed in my lifetime and NZ had only 1.3 million population when I was young. If you don't like these conditions return to your home country? If NZ is home, follow the rules.
They should've keep this show on air instead of police ten7
Should be much stiffer penalties.
They understand English 😂
So greedy. That’s why there’s no fish left. Good on you Fisheries. Good job
Actually that's not the reason. It's massive international trawlers that is the reason there are no fish left.
@@DougieBarclaymassive Asian trawlers
Morning Morning, the fishery officers have a more dangerous job then then cops in our country i reckon.. gotta protect our oceans though so everyone can enjoy the Kai Moana from it.. damm those paua at the end looked tasty ive not had them for year's,.what happens to the seized legal sized Paua etc..
Your safe that's all matters. That made me nervous, I'm no Sissy.
Take the right size in paua and i think its 10 per person please correct me if im wrong.
WOW!
All I have to say is dead fish don't swim and that right there is called guilty
I thought that Paua on the boat near Tauranga looked a bit small does permits allow for a smaller size?
they catch them but they just get home detention 😂😂😂 what’s the point 🤷♂️
Don't mess with the cousy bros while they're stealing seafood. 😅
any of them the ones that got done recently The group of five pleaded guilty in Manukau District Court after their fishing trip in the Hauraki Gulf in 2022 hauled in 317 snapper, resulting in a $10,500 fine, according to Fisheries NZ (FNZ).
No, this video was released in 2005
That is nice 👌 to see great work 👍 👏
I WILL WATCH ONLY FISH AND GAME. PLEASE KEEP UP ALL YOUR GREAT SHOW'S. THANK YOU SO VERY VERY MUCH. PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY MEMBERS.
Violence is never ok
Respect the law...
Realizing this is a bit old when the officer's camera is a Kodak disposable film job! 😀
Mate used to have the same problem. But they have to go back to the boat ramp
Cops would booze and drug test
Some sad faces later.Not happy days😊😊
Always those islanders lol
But Officer. "They wanted to be buried at sea." 🤔😎
'Give it to me, the fesh.'
Apparently, there are only rules for people who don't break them.
Maybe get someone who can actually SEE on the spotlight, ay?
the gangster...i cant swim....lol
I. Can't. Remember. What. Profane. Thing. I. Was. Going. To. Say
Damm thats alot of fish madausi over fishing
Deport them or jail them. That is the only thing that they will understand.
The problem of people breaking fisheries regulations in New Zealand is multisided sided. People in our parliment making hard to understand (for the public) fisheries law. Plus over complex commercial fishing laws. Fisheries officers not distributing leaflets, paper, "current" rules & regulations to each & every person they stop & doing the same at boat shows fishing contests & fishing tackle shops is a cause of problems. A few dollars on a PAPER (with a set expire date on said leaflet) A leaflet could save thousands in enforcement costs! An over reliance on digital online fisheries information that IS NOT ACCESSIBLE to many of the people who fish! (And fails to cover important variations in some fisheries law) People do lose respect for all fisheries law when it is not easy to understand & is not distributed in a way that everyone can access! In November last year I walked down to a popular local Kahawia fishing rivermouth asking people if they new the limit.....on the KY? No one knew for certain & a few that got it right admitted to it being a guess! I was fishing myself & clearly not a fisheries officer so no threat to anyone so had no problems asking.... There are many people on some beaches & boat ramps claiming to know bag limits with different ideas some of these people are claiming to be fisheries officers. It is no wonder there are problems. The blame is at the top with Government not making simple clear law & not distributing these laws to the public on paper. A requirement for all who fish to read & carry a paper outlining current up to date rules/law when fishing, could save a lot of the problems & costs of fisheries enforcement! Unless some thing is done the enforcement problems will grow with the lack of distubuted printed fishing law!
yep every single one of those fish are dead thats so sad
None of those paua were legal
They were Tongan :( . I mean with 4 people in the boat with the bag limit you could get plenty for a feed but they were catching ridiculous amounts of undersized fish half the size limit. Penalty was not harsh enough.
Silly fools🫤😅 take just enough bruh is the motto
Well Well Well
Life. Is. Funny
wheres your id, nah too late😂
Fines are a joke in NZ, jail might wipe the smiles off some faces instead.
This is the way things heading. The soft judiciary are responsible for the changing attitudes It will get worse.
All ways the same TYPE of people
Its people like those clowns that are over fishing our waters and effecting the decent fishers!!
lucky they didint start towing ropes would be hard to see them at night
Usual suspects…..
Just to think this is how an authority is treated, when the HFO that do this voluntarily get treated even worse and have no resources to support. The volunteers do it for the love of conservation and Tangaroa
Jeezuzz bro.
You guys gitting around in ol commodores ???
Thits just shutty.
Ram boat
Those officers do a great job... so many think the rues don't apply to them. But they know that their gear and their boat and vehicles are all forfeit to the crown. They can, however, bid for them when they are auctioned off...
So many Maori think the rules don't apply to them....
They're not that dumb
It's called. Don't give a sh...
We extend people can’t go to fishing
Entiled bludgers
Name and shame
Commercial fishermen must be protected eh.
God gave that kaimoana. Not govt.
😂😅😂🎉🎉nice work guys haha 💩
What the guys are doing looting a big nursary of baby snapper probibly no the nursary and going back a few times
Those fish were the same size as the ones you see for sale in The supermarket.
No are you dumb 😂
Commercial catch can be smaller but not 150mm
So you're dreaming mate
@@gregorychurches5468
Interesting video on this guy's channel.
Do you know how we can report it?
What species are you talking about ?
@@reefhog
The Australasian snapper (Chrysophrys auratus) or silver seabream is a species of porgie found in coastal waters of Australia, Philippines, Indonesia, mainland China, Taiwan, Japan and New Zealand. Its distribution areas in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres are disjunct.[2] Although it is almost universally known in Australia and New Zealand as snapper, it does not belong to the snapper family, Lutjanidae. It is highly prized as an edible fish, with a sweet sea taste and a firm texture.
I met a fisheries officer at a party back in the late nineties. He was pretty drunk and was big noting himself and bragging about how often he would lie and issue fines for undersized fish even though the fish were were just over the size limit.
I never trust fisheries or the police anymore. Sure most of them migh be good. But you never know.
Always film and record any and all interactions with "officers"!
Is there anything wrong with how these fisheries officers conducted themselves? Sounds like your painting them all with the same brush because of one bad experience
Cool story bro
BS story
They measure this fish in front of you, WTF are you on about? Sounds like someone got caught and is just trying to throw shade now...
Gogonuts 🤣👍
Try hard pirates.
kaitiakitanga my a**e
Tukii ke ero
Imagine if everyone did what they wanted..be like china
Nah mate, just been to China last month. They have cameras everywhere. None of the anti social behaviour we have in our country
@@kingofsquids cameras all over the ocean eh?
Should be deported.
Bloody Ligends
And it's all Maoris as usual.
Did that Maori go back to Tonga?🤔
YaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Those poachers are some kind of subhumans.
Always greedy Tongans🤦♂️
are you sure..I mean I didn't see a dozen flags on the boat did you
the Māori decide what to do. It’s their country their land.
700kg of paua a day is legal
Pakeha law is for pakeha of New Zealand only does not count for Maori as kai moana is customary and a taonga which we have a right to under He Whakaputanga and Te Tiriti O Waitangi so Whanau exercise your Legal Right and tell Pakeha Law where to go
Lol the old familiar click as the handcuffs bind and grip has other ideas dreamer 😄
@@jeremybloomberg1581 yeah well you would know pakeha law 4 pakeha cuffs n all
Why not jail
How many fish has the big boats taken aye just because this illegal law signs them a document to say they aloud it's power n controlling the people
UM UMM UMM WHAT SCHOOL DID YOU GO TO ????
stop saying UM all the time sounds uneducated wake up kiwiw ????