Largest Fish Factory Vessel. Episode 1 | Documentary | Science Channel
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2020
- `Vsevolod Sibirtsev` is the world's largest factory ship, also known as a floating fish processing vessel. Our film crew visited this unique vessel and is ready to tell you how the fish is caught and processed for several months in a row inside this floating factory.
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How do you make a video about "The Largest Fish Factory Ship" and not show the actual fish factory in production?
Because the makers of the vid are foreign morons…
Perfect for poaching year round.
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Khan sir ke students already yahan pahuche hue hai
Who the hell is Khan and why are u after him ? Whatd he do
Wouldve like to have seen more of the people catching and packing the fish etc.
Absolutely fascinating
Absolute rapists of the Oceans….greed and the end to world fish stocks.
This. Guy. Talks. Like This.
Lmaooooo
And, that guy, prossesses... Fish, like That!!!
I've Delivered to a tender like that, trying to feed the world, and survive is a diificult job, and employs people who need work, too.
He's terrible!
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I love fish factory ships ... I dont drive ships but i do understand the quality of effort it takes....
This is great and exactly what I wanted to watch at 1:06 a.m.
It’s 1:11 when I found this
1.55, heh
Early bird 23: 45
Inspirational music, analog gauges. This is amazing
Lmfao it’s currently 1:33AM and I just randomly woke up to drink water and take a piss yet I’m here watching this video on a factory fishing vessel o_O
I am american and i guess history says russia was, is, a enemy, but i cant help to admire them, they are survivours
Crooked scums that profit from the people being divided say that. We, the people, have nothing to divide. Greetings from Greece.
I have to admire the determination of Russian leadership to make sure the populace got fed. Profits weren't the main factor, the populace was to keep the country moving. There is no perfect system that makes everyone happy.
And they are great engineers they make strong shit
The Soviet machines are still fascinating me i dont care who made anything but i love machinery and Russian make strong shit till today they do
From the sea to the canned feast of the freshest taste of any fishy paste. Only 'see fresh'...nothing less!
Realy I like this factory ship
Take a shot of whiskey everytime he says the boats name. Jesus im about to have to stay watching.
God Bless All these brave guys 🙏🙏🙏
Agree hard work am feeling wheezy watching it
Unnecessary work.
love this stuff. hope to start buying wholesale fish saving money from the grocery stores.
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Can't get enough of their engines
Nice Documentary. Wow. 👍👍👍
I was as marine cadet on board of Harmonia in 1989, this ship already as scrap, fucking 31 yo.)) The factory also so old, manual labour at sea, zero level of automatic machines. Contract is 10 month, it is really hard for ladies to survive at 12 hours shifts. People getting crazy on board for very small money, just $800 a month.
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IVE BEEN A FISHERMAN FOR 30 YEARS.....HONORABLE MEN CATCH FISH ONE AT A TIME........ONCE AGAIN GREED FU7777KED IT UP FOR EVERYONE.......TRAWLERS NEED TOBE SMALL....FACTORY TRAWLERS ARE RAPISTS OF THE SEA......
@@dawsonstone3912 you actually catch ONE fish at a time! Really? With a hand rod & you can make a living without nets. Good for you.
To bill.yes I actually catch one fish at a time ..I've been a loneliness for 29 years in a row we bait each hook one at a time...they go out the back of the boat into the water one at atime....oh wait I forgot about snarls...lol. I guess sometimes the hooks go out or come back more than one at a time.....not on purpose...generally...
This was originally a documentary by best documentaries on RUclips. Only difference is they have A.I. narrate with clips from the original
Real technology.
I love this vidio to watch everyday,
Impressive 👍
@Hello Bill how are you doing?
I watched it twice I have a lot of respect for them
"Modern Bridge" lol its a throwback to or still stuck in the 70's.
its higly beautiful and gainful
Nice idol more fish 🐟🐟🐟
What a more cost effective way to operate. It's nice to see that rather then throw an old ship away, they simply refurbished it & brought the technology up to speed in order to stay cost effective. An incredible solution to an enviable task!
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Rl.. .
sometimes it's cheaper to rebuild, for example if the hull is rusted away
Sometime in February/March 1990, in the same area, I served aboard as chief officer on a ship supplying fuel to these ships. It was quite an experience. Hard work, no sleep for three days. The job, if I remember it right took at least a week.
Three days without sleep. Due to the absence of people on earth? Or greed?
@@MultiChallenge most of these fishing jobs work you to death especially processing and stevadoring. I used to unload for American seafoods and you’d work 24 sleep for 3 and then finish the 36 hour operation.
3 days without sleep? Nah, I don't think so.
Crazy job hopefully u wasint with the guy talking over this video if so a week would felt like a year ha ha
Amazing
Project 420. I love it.
Wonderfully very nice good food
Hilarious voiceover - to these British ears.
yea, his voice is for war documentary, I guess every voice in Russia is for War docu, LMAO
danke für eure mühen, ich geniesse es oft , oder mal nicht, wie *pfeif* ^^
thank you for your efforts, I often enjoy it, sometimes not, like *whistle*
sunny day! kisses!
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In the UK you could fish for mackerel from boat or shore and catch that many you would go home after an hour. That was 40 years ago. Now you go targeting mackerel shoals and will be lucky to have 10 or even 2 in 3 hours. These massive ships are the reason. They can also catch fish that are not in their quota but then return then back dead. Massive Bass for one. There are very few bass being caught by anglers now because the stocks have been dragged up and thrown away.
This is crazy isn’t it? Salmon used to be great, cod was great, now it’s hit or miss due to these boats and I might have been apart of that problem. I worked on a vessel in the engine room for 10 years and every year it either got better or worse. Except for about 4-5ish years ago it definitely sucked
@@TroubleinVermont 2021-22 was the first time in Bering sea crabbing history that red and blue king crab was shut down indefinitely for the long haul.. the amount of fish and animals these commercial trawlers and fishing boats haul is staggering and mind boggling.. I love deadliest catch and the entire fleet but I’m by no means a regular “crab consumer” and never will be.. and I could definitely live well without it if it meant saving a species of animal in our oceans.. others have different opinions tho obviously
We live on the Chesapeake bay. Last couple years when we went out crabbing, we would only catch about 20 in a few hours. Not enough for a family feast.
If you like this video and are interested in massive factory ships like this, then I would highly suggest you read Martin Cruz Smith's novel "Polar Star," which is the sequel to Gorky Park. He did a lot of on-ship research and made the novel very realistic, according to the various ship captains he worked with for the book.
That was an excellent book. Thought of it as I watched this.
@@davidweston6653 I'm now working through Martin Cruz Smith's "Red Square," which is the sequel to Polar Star. I bought his first 8 books from ThriftBooks and his most recent from Amazon, so I have all nine and am enjoying each one. I always wondered why they never adapted more of Smith's work than Gorky Park into films until I read the novel for Gorky Park. The film was good, but if they had followed the novel it would have been spectacular! They completely screwed the ability to go further in the franchise because of the film's ending, and they gutted a lot of the intrigue along the journey there. I understand the need to compress a storyline to fit a two-hour format, but DAMN! If I had the pull in Hollywood, I would turn the entire Arkady Renko library into a multi-part series -- "Renko" -- that gave as many episodes as necessary to each novel and told THOSE stories on film EXACTLY as Martin Cruz Smith had in the novels. So maybe four one-hour episodes to Gorky Park, three to Polar Star, etc, and no forcing into a time format whatsoever. I wish more people knew how great those stories are. And I would use native actors who spoke the language, too. Just saying.
Adam Churvis Tks Adam, will get on that, didn’t know there were more from that author, was a long time ago
@Brisdad53 Not a challenge, just a genuine question so I can better understand the context of your claim: have you both read Polar Star and also worked on a Russian fish factory ship?
Absolutely fab book/s
It is easy to be judgemental about sustainability, as if we actually know what that is on a global scale.
Reality is that we all eat. I am glad this helps keeping people from starving.
we are all born to live a beautiful life and, the more people on the planet, the less chance for that until there is nothing except people and more people
Only a fool believes this type of unnecessary fishing keeps people from starving.
Interesting content 👍
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@Hello Carl how are you doing?
As in most documentaries, if they left out the fake drama, random video clips that have nothing to do with the documentary, and of course the stupid music, this could have been a very informative, entertaining video.
I worked on a US ship that is very much like this one, and you are correct. The drama is complete B.S. and there is no music to narrate the mood on board, so this has a very fabricated feeling to it. Real life on one of these ships is much more interesting!
Agreed. Overdone production.
Wow...nice ...i love fish ..
What's wrong with this youtube comments? They have a job and are working hard feeding people. I say keep up the good work.
Is it my imagination that there was a lot of repetition and also very little of the actual preparation of the fish? Like it was secret?
a trawler bigger than a nimitz style carrier would be cool
i fish every week , and if i am lucky will take fish home once a month, most of the fish is regulated so 95% of the fish i catch goes back in the ocean
they take 500 ton a day
They should be banned. A lot of them go to Africa & local fishermen who catch very very basically & now get only tiddlers meaning no future fish stocks. And the factory boats go & rape elsewhere. My supermarkets sell fish at lowish prices. EU please ban them from European waters, a lot are Russian.
sickening, isn't it?
They take 500 tonne a day, what isn’t mentioned is the bycatch that is discarded back into the ocean which is usually dead.
That's pretty amazing
What is to happen when Fukushima releases it toxicity into the pacific? Glowing fish!!!
Quarter of a century sounds like a long time.
We got one of these filthy hulks detained in Prince Rupert for poaching in and amongst the Queen Charlotte Islands. There is a massive fine levied against the ship owners.
What international limits of fish caught does this ship work to, how depressing for world fish stocks
@@bobfletcher259 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fishing_industry_by_country
Reminds me of that Simpsons episode where bart is gutting fish in a factory, 'Knife goes in, guts come out' 🤣
Should rename the Series to “How u destroy the Ocean”
Joyless!
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Big boats come in nb. Can. Some 200 truck loads of like fish sticks or filets for burger King. Alot goes to Gorton's in mass.
Ike 30 trucks a day for 2 weeks . Then ga. And Florida 50 pound blocks ground up leftovers for fish sticks . Most hauled in USA
How to apply sir
Its these ships that have been hovering fish of the Somali coast????? Nacallah tullah caleyg
haa sxb hda ka hor ayaan raas casayr ku arky
Where there is a will (or resource) man will learn how to exploit and deplete it
I THINK THIS VESSEL NEEDS A GOOD PAINT JOB AS IT IS A FOOD PROCESSING SHIP!!
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Lose the unnecessary and crappy rock music
If he says the name of the boat one more time I’m gonna freak out
Hi, I’m Troy McLure
Not fishing but unsustainable plundering. Call it what it is.
@Brisdad53 your first stop to understanding the issue should be the Marine Stewardship Council ( MSC ) website.
You should be more thankful the Next time your mouth is full of food. That priveledge you stole with your complaining.
@@mikebarton shut up.
Actually it is still fishing in definition
@@vyneshindenmc6181 in definition.
It's horrible knowing that there's ships out there doing this. Will the oceans be empty or too polluted in a few years?
Don't worry, humans will be dead long before that ever happens.
fishes know how to reproduce. and they like to do it in a large scale.
Is this a robotic narration? Genuine question I cannot tell.
Same thought. I feel like it has to be. Still better than Siri though.
The name of the ship is "Save a load stability"
the narrator voice kills the documentary
This sort of thing has to stop. before there is no fish left in the seas then we can be really proud of ourselves and you can make a documentary entitled ;The empty seas'
Then you can eat pigs,cows,lambs,maybe one of the millions of fish released annually from the hundreds of hatcheries…
@@richardyork9495 if the ecosystem in the ocean collapses so will the ecosystem on the land. The ocean is responsible for 70% of the oxygen we breathe. Also 500 tons a day is just one ship.. there are roughly 4.6 million of these ships in use today. No hatchery could keep up with those numbers. I don’t say all of this to be spiteful , just good food for thought my friend 👍🏻
@@richardyork9495 Richard, you are a disgrace of a human being.
But better than Trillion spending on science n technology just for war.
@@bgbertik2758 no, of course it’s not. How naive.
Then there is me trynna get ah bite on my hook here!!😤😨
Welcome to Soviet Cruises. For your entertainment we have fish gutting 12 hours a day 7 days a week. We also have a cinema, spa and gym on board.
I am worked in this shit , 6,5 мonth -2000 $ ...1993-1994 ...
Wicked what was the money like
Чтоб устроится на работу на это говно , надо дать взятку в отдел кадров через посредника . я ПРОШЁЛ ВСЁ ЭТО ГОВНО .
PB&J, Please.
I’ve only once seen a factory ship and that was in the middle of the South Bay in Peterhead quite a few years ago
Who is the dude narrating (yes I use that word loosely) in English?
I am russian fisherman , i worked in this company ....This is BULL SHIT !!!! Salute from russia .
Russia's fishermen are some of the best in the world. Welcome home Conrad.
When the last tree is cut down, the last fish eaten and the last stream poisoned, you will realize that you cannot eat money.
When you've no more access to the fish that do still exist, you may find yourself trying xD
@@BigTArmada ?????
You're trying to quote Lamb of God's reclamation
But if you think about it, you CAN eat money. It just doesn't have much nutritional value.....but you can eat it.
@@BigTArmada lol if it comes down to that cannibalism will no longer be frowned upon
McDonalds gets all the Polick Fish from up there, I watched a Documentary once that said there is enough Pollock in the Bering Sea to Fish The Pollock forever and never run out.
People must eat we must have a sustained fishery though
We done it in European waters, tho the fisherman didn't like it with boats being forcefully scrapped but it worked as stocks are much better. But these boats need banned worldwide.
This processor was build in Finland 1989
CTX Finland Rauma
Yah but has it any furniture inside.
Im an Indian navigator Will i get a job there?
While I realise I may never eat any of the fish that you catch or process I do however appreciate all of the hard work you go through in providing food for everyone to eat so if utube can pass my thanks 🙏 for all of your hard work I’d be most grateful.
why dont you google the company that owns the ship and email them .. dont be so lazy by getting YT to thank them
16 hours a day with short breaks, not much moving while working, your muscles will sore, your back will cry in pain, your body have to endure this pain for months. But you will only endure 1,5-2. And you eventually give up, because you will realize its not worth it.
True buddy, for the amount of hours you expect more when you get back, just to realize you made minimum wage in 3 months for what could’ve been a year. 20,000 if your lucky enough is great for 3 months, 6,000 for 3 months is bullshit.
Also no days off
Make it nuclear! 50 years no refueling.
Hi I am a Ghanaian ,can I get work in a dryer department
Can too apply
I am ex Navy yet I am awestruck by the docking at sea of two very large vessels. We never do that, We don't have the balls. We re-supply from over 40 meter's away from each other. lol.
You move during transfer. These ships are stationary. Big difference.
@@anothernumber6679 Exactly! Not that we are scared to do it, it's just that there would be security concerns to stop the fleet for these transfers.
This doesn't look like Sustainable fishing
--- meaning - leaving enough fish in the ocean and protecting habitats of all species.
I know people depend on fishing to maintain their livelihoods but this madness do they have a yearly quota
or size limit on these ships ? or do they just take every thing that's caught.
boycott frozen mas -fishing, buy local and little,,,
pol swan you first.
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do not eat food
1 of them set outside Rhode Island and are herring boats catch fish eas over to ship they pump it on wire money they pick up net and start looking for fish don't even leave grounds saves time money boat was there long time
If you think humas could possibly deplete the fish population in the world's oceans you have no idea how massive they are. For scale every human on earth can fit inside the city of Jacksonville Florida
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And how much they get paid for it?
Each employee?
more than i do
Nothing
They get paid $4. That's it. Who can feed a family on $4 a year? I'll tell ya who. They can.