The conditions on the trawler are intense, but the skill and teamwork involved in fishing and processing amidst freezing temperatures is truly impressive. It's eye-opening to see the dedication that goes into bringing seafood to our tables. Respect to these fishermen and processors for their resilience and expertise
I’m the exec chef at a Seafood style restaurant in a Brewery, none of my cooks knew what the different styles of packing methods were for fish. I’ve shown them this video and others like it because I believe we should know exactly how the fish comes from its source to us whether it be like caught tuna, halibut, cod. Awesome video, so educational
What a sterling comment! Truly. Far too many don't understand the impact their meal has on our planet. Or what it took to get it on your plate. I see this and can't help but think, "wow humans are so intelligent and look at our developing selves!" But in the same breathe the other side of the story needs speaking on. We are literally scooping out the fish faster than it can reproduce. Not only that. The trawlers used to make astounding catches that feed our planet... Are the same trawlers dismantling the ocean one fishing trip at a time. I do not believe individuals need to be intelligent to understand how NON-SUSTAINABLE these practices are. If not only for the fish being harvested before they have spawned. Or the razing of our oceans floors where the nets are dragged across the bottom. Tearing out the reefs, microbes and any other fauna in its path. How can we rationalize the technique when each trip out costs the ocean/planet 10+ years of damage and time needed to START repairing back to what it once was. I know this rant is riddled with grammar errors and countless others. I couldn't stop words from coming forth and realize how little impact it may have. However, leaving a comment on one of the worlds largest Social Media platforms at least gives these words a chance of being read and potentially making someone reconsider their choices and what they will support moving forward.. We are just individuals in a complex machine. If we can learn to work together, we will become the machine. The machine with enough power for positive change! If the powers allow it. Amazing video. Great technology and capabilities of man are proven here. Now we just need to apply ourselves in a more meaningful and less negatively impactful way of living.
Good time of day .Hello fishermen. It's nice to see the work of real men at sea.I've been at sea for twelve years and I know how sailors work .I from Russia the city of Vladivostok .Hello everyone, calm sea,lots of fish and good money .It's nice to watch these videos .I like and subscribe to your channel.he worked with both American and Norwegian fishermen
slimey gold! im quite impressed with quality control on this vessel so far. believe me everyone, this whole thing could be done much more complacently, good crew, good captain, good equipment, and good management of the vessel results in increased productivity and a higher quality output of product, as seen here perfectly demonstrated! with a skip' that can find the fish, thats a formula for success every time!
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Testa Treat a worker wrong and he wont care about looking bad for the company. Ignore health and safety codes and youll see people slip up on a few things and have poor routine doing their job when demanded they do it right for the cameras. This is a great example of workers being paid and treated right, motivated and a well run ship. Usually they work on commission ontop of their salary so they want to put out a good product efficiently.
Watching this I thought for a moment about how much food I eat, how much it takes to feed my family every day.And then I thought about all the people in the world, and its unfathomable how much we consume in a single day, one single day! Some People can so easily ridicule anyone or anything, like saying you shouldn't be allowed to fish this way using huge nets. I would bet those same exact people dont say shit, as they are at staring into the display case deciding which fish they are going to eat tonight. This here is classic HARD WORK, that most people have no clue about what these fisherman endure. And it's not for everyone, but without men like these, we all would have a lot less to eat. They are a rare breed and greatly appreciated!
worked on the M/V Independence for a season up north in Alaska.Some of the hardest work I've ever done. Demanding hours,no off time in general,and colder than My ex-wifes soul. Props to those who can do it year after year.
5 лет назад+5
colder than My ex-wifes soul hahahaha Hope u found a warm soul, mate :)
Amazing factory. Great video very well made. Thanks for the before shots of the machinery rooms and the human interaction. Thanks most of all for not adding any stupid music and for letting the factory sounds be heard.
cuff1957 stop being so ignorant, this kind of fishing is well controlled by EU, and every ship only gets a certain amount of quota to fish every year, things were different 30-40 years ago when no regulations were, if every nation stopped fishing just because of your wishes, hundreds of millions of people would die in starvation, think a little before posting such a stupid comment, nothing greedy about it, i’ve been doing this for 15 years, and i’m not a millionaire by any means
WOW! That's amazing! I love fish but I had no clue that fish processing could be beautiful, in fact. Thank you for such a illustrative video. What quickness, fluency, effectivity, perfect cooperation between men and technology! The head-off process is a little brutal, but perfect! (seems neither the fish suffers for a long time) And that all in order to supply milions people with fresh healthy and tasty fish meat! For all critics: Only this type of fishing enables that the whole (civilised) word can buy cheap healthy sea fish. The complete way of the fish from the sea to our plate is here shown perfectly. I guess you love your job.
@@cuff1957 Be polite or don't comment. Maybe you don't need fish meat but most people eat fish because it is tasty and healthy. So industrial fishing is necessary and does a really good job for us. Humans are carnivores and are fully justified to use the natural wealthy which the ocean provides us. Don't believe the overfishing myths. Fishing is regulated and how you can see here, there is enough fish in the ocean absolutely :). There must be certain protection of endangered species, but humans' interests must be respected, too.
Wow mostly done by machines just amazing. Here at Trident Seafoods everything is done by man power well mostly everything. I just wished we had all these machine's when i was a processor on a trawler. Nicely done by the way.
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JUST MADE POOR MANS LOBSTER. USING HADDOCK BOILED IN WATER WITH 1CUP SUGAR AND OLD BAY. WHEN COOKED PUT IN BUTTER , SOME OLD BAY AND LEMON. DIP IT IN BUTTER LOVE IT. WATCHIGN THIS IS AWESOME! Yes I am shouting and excited lol so good
I used to operate a filleting machine, the German baader mechanic would bring me cod cheeks freshly caught and fried within 30 mins! Very good on a 18 hour shift. Good times. Looks like a lot more hygienic and a lot less waste compared to my days.
WOW! That's amazing! I love fish but I had no clue that fish processing could be beautiful, in fact. Thank you for such a illustrative video. What quickness, fluency, effectivity, perfect cooperation between men and technology! The head-off process is a little brutal, but perfect! (seems neither the fish suffers for a long time) And that all in order to supply milions people with fresh healthy and tasty fish meat! For all critics: Only this type of fishing enables that the whole (civilised) word can buy cheap healthy sea fish. The complete way of the fish from the sea to our plate is here shown perfectly. I guess you love your job.
Now I have a deep craving for a yummy fish dinner. Makes me wonder if the crew will set aside a few for themselves and have a hearty meal after a successful catch.
Are you used to breaking a freezer directly onto a belt by hand? Most of the Bering sea fleet had completely changed over to using belts to break freezers by 2008. I worked on the Pacific Glacier from 2002-2008, and we pushed our freezers similar to the video, but we also had hydraulic presses we’d push into the freezers. It takes more strength to push em, and breaking the freezer would happen in case up. I wouldn’t say it’s EASIER, but certainly was a better work out. Freezer guys on that boat were bigger than any other vessel I’ve worked, it had its perks.
I have to say that I'm impressed by everything in this video. Everything is so organized and syncronized. I never knew that all these machines were in a fishing trawler/boat/ship.
Yes it is really facinating. Fish is hauled up from the ocean deep and immediately processed to be ready for the humans’ consumption. This technology is the only reason why people all over the world can have healthy fish meat so available! We can say bullshits about "overfishing", but I guess we all still love fresh fish on our plate...
Frozen fish is not fresh, and in a lot of fish freezing removes a lot of flavor. I live on the coast, catch fish in the morning and eat them for lunch. That's fresh.
How long does the crew stay at sea? How long is the work day or is it until the day catch is run. What does crew berthing look like? Enjoyed your video.
Wow, thanks for video. This boat must have an atomic reactor to supply enough power for every machines on board ;P All best for you and all fishermans :)
It's just like IQF shrimp.(Individually quick frozen). The fish go into a super cold water/salt solution that is way below frozen. The fish come out frozen solid.
That's pretty cool. No pun intended. What's life like on ship? How long are they out at one time? Be interesting to see the entire process from what the crew does. What made them take the job. How the entire boat works. Be a good documentary.
@@darkreno750 Ah. So it's seasonal work? Work harder like you've never worked hard before for 3 months then spend the next 9 months catching up on missed sleep. LOL
first year an employee takes home $21,000. 100 day 12hr shifts, 2 years $23,500 and 3 yr and over $26,500 plus bonnus fo no injuries ,sick days and hard work.
Fist year salaries you listed are for how long? 5months or so? so 21,000 for 6months or 100days? I have been thinking about doing it I grew up working on fishing boats pulling in nets filled with perch I have some experience.
@@notmybuddyguy477 ,,,,,is actually about 4 months, a way from home. the first time is the worse. but is gust like another job, is make it harder if you have little one at home, gust can't stop thinking of them, and is when you're like 99.9% to quit, gust to be close to family. we see this very offen with us and other ship crew.
You can make 21 000 $ in 15-20 days if you get a job onboard the best ships, depending on the country you work in, these numbers are based on ships in the faroe islands The lowest paid ships in faroe islands pay you about 135 $ a day even if you dont catch anything
Great video ! I have one question what is happening with bellies of fish? I know that they have bones but it's a lot of meat there. Do they trow it away?
Excellent video mate. i hope they are not over fishing or killing other fish in the process because often cases it is reported that this kind of fishing is not sustainable.
let me try to explain this to you, every year Faroese ships get handed a fishing quota, which basically tells them how much they are allowed to fish within a given year. Now if you take the quota away from them, you basically kill an entire nation, because the country main and only industry is fishing. If you take the oil industry away from the Americans, they could not survive either, it's as simple as that. This is not overfishing or greed, this is plain and simple survival, which the Faroese can't without fishing.
doesnt this destroy the bottom ocean layer environment? Not really sure but I think it destroys the ocean bottom and kills fish they dont even want to catch right?
The conditions on the trawler are intense, but the skill and teamwork involved in fishing and processing amidst freezing temperatures is truly impressive. It's eye-opening to see the dedication that goes into bringing seafood to our tables. Respect to these fishermen and processors for their resilience and expertise
Holy shit this is cool. The fact that all of this is done on one boat amazes me.
Hands down best dam video.
Not to much. Not to little. Explaining the whole process. No dumb music
I’m the exec chef at a Seafood style restaurant in a Brewery, none of my cooks knew what the different styles of packing methods were for fish. I’ve shown them this video and others like it because I believe we should know exactly how the fish comes from its source to us whether it be like caught tuna, halibut, cod. Awesome video, so educational
What a sterling comment! Truly. Far too many don't understand the impact their meal has on our planet. Or what it took to get it on your plate. I see this and can't help but think, "wow humans are so intelligent and look at our developing selves!" But in the same breathe the other side of the story needs speaking on. We are literally scooping out the fish faster than it can reproduce. Not only that. The trawlers used to make astounding catches that feed our planet... Are the same trawlers dismantling the ocean one fishing trip at a time. I do not believe individuals need to be intelligent to understand how NON-SUSTAINABLE these practices are. If not only for the fish being harvested before they have spawned. Or the razing of our oceans floors where the nets are dragged across the bottom. Tearing out the reefs, microbes and any other fauna in its path. How can we rationalize the technique when each trip out costs the ocean/planet 10+ years of damage and time needed to START repairing back to what it once was.
I know this rant is riddled with grammar errors and countless others. I couldn't stop words from coming forth and realize how little impact it may have. However, leaving a comment on one of the worlds largest Social Media platforms at least gives these words a chance of being read and potentially making someone reconsider their choices and what they will support moving forward..
We are just individuals in a complex machine. If we can learn to work together, we will become the machine. The machine with enough power for positive change! If the powers allow it.
Amazing video. Great technology and capabilities of man are proven here. Now we just need to apply ourselves in a more meaningful and less negatively impactful way of living.
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I;m always amazed who can invent these machines. Not as romantic as the old days though. Hat's off for them doing that job in tough conditions.
補魚效益這麼好，台灣怎麼不做幾艘。
I am an engineer and I am still amazed by this machines..
Good time of day .Hello fishermen. It's nice to see the work of real men at sea.I've been at sea for twelve years and I know how sailors work .I from Russia the city of Vladivostok .Hello everyone, calm sea,lots of fish and good money .It's nice to watch these videos .I like and subscribe to your channel.he worked with both American and Norwegian fishermen
slimey gold! im quite impressed with quality control on this vessel so far. believe me everyone, this whole thing could be done much more complacently, good crew, good captain, good equipment, and good management of the vessel results in increased productivity and a higher quality output of product, as seen here perfectly demonstrated! with a skip' that can find the fish, thats a formula for success every time!
just gota find that happy hunting ground between over-fishing and under efficiency...
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Why would they make their ship look like shit in a video. I guarantee it’s worse than it looks
Testa Treat a worker wrong and he wont care about looking bad for the company.
Ignore health and safety codes and youll see people slip up on a few things and have poor routine doing their job when demanded they do it right for the cameras.
This is a great example of workers being paid and treated right, motivated and a well run ship.
Usually they work on commission ontop of their salary so they want to put out a good product efficiently.
Watching this I thought for a moment about how much food I eat, how much it takes to feed my family every day.And then I thought about all the people in the world, and its unfathomable how much we consume in a single day, one single day! Some People can so easily ridicule anyone or anything, like saying you shouldn't be allowed to fish this way using huge nets. I would bet those same exact people dont say shit, as they are at staring into the display case deciding which fish they are going to eat tonight. This here is classic HARD WORK, that most people have no clue about what these fisherman endure. And it's not for everyone, but without men like these, we all would have a lot less to eat. They are a rare breed and greatly appreciated!
worked on the M/V Independence for a season up north in Alaska.Some of the hardest work I've ever done. Demanding hours,no off time in general,and colder than My ex-wifes soul. Props to those who can do it year after year.
colder than My ex-wifes soul hahahaha Hope u found a warm soul, mate :)
@ absolutely. 20plus yrs now!
Minus degree Soul of your wife , serious Jock , lovingly from India
I was up there for about five years on about 20 different boats.
on average how much sleep would u get
Amazing factory. Great video very well made. Thanks for the before shots of the machinery rooms and the human interaction. Thanks most of all for not adding any stupid music and for letting the factory sounds be heard.
Gonna clean out the ocean at this rate you greedy fuckers
cuff1957 stop being so ignorant, this kind of fishing is well controlled by EU, and every ship only gets a certain amount of quota to fish every year, things were different 30-40 years ago when no regulations were, if every nation stopped fishing just because of your wishes, hundreds of millions of people would die in starvation, think a little before posting such a stupid comment, nothing greedy about it, i’ve been doing this for 15 years, and i’m not a millionaire by any means
360° video of the same processing can be found on this video link: ruclips.net/video/MoV6atnIIqs/видео.html
WOW! That's amazing! I love fish but I had no clue that fish processing could be beautiful, in fact. Thank you for such a illustrative video. What quickness, fluency, effectivity, perfect cooperation between men and technology! The head-off process is a little brutal, but perfect! (seems neither the fish suffers for a long time) And that all in order to supply milions people with fresh healthy and tasty fish meat! For all critics: Only this type of fishing enables that the whole (civilised) word can buy cheap healthy sea fish. The complete way of the fish from the sea to our plate is here shown perfectly. I guess you love your job.
@@cuff1957 Be polite or don't comment. Maybe you don't need fish meat but most people eat fish because it is tasty and healthy. So industrial fishing is necessary and does a really good job for us. Humans are carnivores and are fully justified to use the natural wealthy which the ocean provides us. Don't believe the overfishing myths. Fishing is regulated and how you can see here, there is enough fish in the ocean absolutely :). There must be certain protection of endangered species, but humans' interests must be respected, too.
Cant i reupload this video
Wow mostly done by machines just amazing. Here at Trident Seafoods everything is done by man power well mostly everything. I just wished we had all these machine's when i was a processor on a trawler. Nicely done by the way.
We do it the same at ours, take pride in that.
First time seen full processing being done in a ship. Fish catching t deboning to fillet and freezing. Awesome.
Wow, I had no idea the entire process from cutting and deboning to freezing and packaging could be done directly on the fishing ship.
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We have a few boats like that around here, we call em a “fishplant on the water”
@@Harambe_ if you think fisheries officers wont board you whenever they want then you dont know a thing about fishing.
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I worked the hold for 45 days on the Northern Alliance out of Vancouver BC. Amazing expierence 🤟
I don't like to eat fish but I find it enjoyable to see it be prepared.
I love how the one box pusher robot is like "Yeah I get to push boxes" *robot does little back and forth dance*
I call it the Burns Omninet it; it sweeps the sea clean!
i have been watching these types of videos for hours and i just realize its 3 am
I am from india but a rely like fish and very good work👍👍👌
Fascinating, someone making lots of money from the natural environment.
These guys are awesome! They're doing all this while on a boat. That can't be easy.
JUST MADE POOR MANS LOBSTER. USING HADDOCK BOILED IN WATER WITH 1CUP SUGAR AND OLD BAY. WHEN COOKED PUT IN BUTTER , SOME OLD BAY AND LEMON. DIP IT IN BUTTER LOVE IT. WATCHIGN THIS IS AWESOME!
Yes I am shouting and excited lol so good
non deve essere facile lavorare in un posto del genere...questi ragazzi sono solo da ammirare
Bravo pour ce reportage super filmé et pour le générique en l’hommage des travailleurs de la mer..... Merci.
bravoo... merci
I used to operate a filleting machine, the German baader mechanic would bring me cod cheeks freshly caught and fried within 30 mins! Very good on a 18 hour shift. Good times. Looks like a lot more hygienic and a lot less waste compared to my days.
WOW! That's amazing! I love fish but I had no clue that fish processing could be beautiful, in fact. Thank you for such a illustrative video. What quickness, fluency, effectivity, perfect cooperation between men and technology! The head-off process is a little brutal, but perfect! (seems neither the fish suffers for a long time) And that all in order to supply milions people with fresh healthy and tasty fish meat! For all critics: Only this type of fishing enables that the whole (civilised) word can buy cheap healthy sea fish. The complete way of the fish from the sea to our plate is here shown perfectly. I guess you love your job.
This is verrry different to what I imagined courtesy of Discovery Channel's 'reality' shows. Great work super informative!
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By God I own 5 fishing boats and I've never seen it done like this before.. and I've been doing it since 1962!!
360° video of the same processing can be found on this video link: ruclips.net/video/MoV6atnIIqs/видео.html
The simple fact that someone invented these machines to process these fish is amazing
Yes but it's like Hitler on auchwizt 😂😂😂
Amazing video fish processing on board. Thank you
Looking forward to finish this season with this company!
What's the name of this company?
Is the work hard ?
@@honzasimon9990 “Faroe Islands Fishing something” I think
truly amazing. these guys work their asses off
All of that on one boat. Super impressive.
Now I have a deep craving for a yummy fish dinner. Makes me wonder if the crew will set aside a few for themselves and have a hearty meal after a successful catch.
Yep. The kitchen often gets a couple of fish or some bycatch to use in later meals.
I probably wouldn't want to see a fish on my plate if i worked on that boat!!!
Many fishermen set aside some of the fish for themselves, and to their friends and family at home. Atleast here in the Faroe Islands.
This is really beautiful. Exactly how I hoped fish would be processed... quick and clean.
yeap..
360° video of the same processing can be found on this video link: ruclips.net/video/MoV6atnIIqs/видео.html
Facinating!
And now,imagine you switch the fish with people!😲😲
Very interesting...thanks for educating us Land Lubbers...
Anybody else enjoyed watching this? I certainly did. Now to watch it all over again.
Senza parole!!! È spettacolare!!!complimenti !!!
Spent 15 years on these kind of ships working in the Artic brilliant times
*Arctic
And I am going to start soon on faroe islands. The boat is 30 meters pelagic trawler. I am a little bit scared but fuck me i want to try so badly.
@@hubert9841 Good luck
Awesome video thanks for sharing great teamwork
I like how they break freezers and case up. Looks a lot easier then what I'm use to
Are you used to breaking a freezer directly onto a belt by hand? Most of the Bering sea fleet had completely changed over to using belts to break freezers by 2008. I worked on the Pacific Glacier from 2002-2008, and we pushed our freezers similar to the video, but we also had hydraulic presses we’d push into the freezers. It takes more strength to push em, and breaking the freezer would happen in case up.
I wouldn’t say it’s EASIER, but certainly was a better work out. Freezer guys on that boat were bigger than any other vessel I’ve worked, it had its perks.
很棒的團隊，很喜歡這樣的工作，真希望能加入這樣的團隊工作，最後祝你工作快樂
Thank you for all the videos. So interesting to watch. Again thank you
O que muitos que estão assistindo esse vídeo, não imagina como é honroso o trabalho desses profissionais.... parabéns galerinha!!!!. E obrigado!!!!
Eu costumava pensar que o que esse tema fazia era algo vegano ou algo assim, mas eu uso no tradutor fico feliz
you have to admit this is really cool!
I stopped counting all the different ways you could die at this job at about 1:55
Yeah being a fisherman is dangerous
Yeah if you're a fish. Humans are too dostanced to those fillet machines to die
Very nices bigtime processing of fish god job sir
So satisfying to watch
wonderful video thanks for beautiful fish
Wouldnt want this vessel to sink lol js is it sea water they're spraying with or fresh water??? Mad props these dudes working hard...
use freshwater... desalination plant built in that ship
A proper hard job, thats working for living respect.....
I'm
plus, free dinner
I have to say that I'm impressed by everything in this video. Everything is so organized and syncronized. I never knew that all these machines were in a fishing trawler/boat/ship.
Yes it is really facinating. Fish is hauled up from the ocean deep and immediately processed to be ready for the humans’ consumption. This technology is the only reason why people all over the world can have healthy fish meat so available! We can say bullshits about "overfishing", but I guess we all still love fresh fish on our plate...
The fish looks delicious
So amazing and high technology they are really good job guys
you are realy stupid..in the next 50 years thre wll be no fish in the ocean
Absolute amazing. Can’t get any fresher
R Yeckley usually frozen within an hour after entering ship
Frozen fish is not fresh, and in a lot of fish freezing removes a lot of flavor. I live on the coast, catch fish in the morning and eat them for lunch. That's fresh.
@@alexrXX I would eat in the morning at the beach itself.. I don't fish though..
Wow!! not easy at all the process is crazy
Looks just like my boat but we do things waaaaaay different than this. Crazy 👏🏽
You have a massive boat like this ? Impressive
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Great job great video’s thanks for sharing 👍
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love this.. more and more fish.. good for my stocks
These people are nice and good workers
How long does the crew stay at sea? How long is the work day or is it until the day catch is run. What does crew berthing look like? Enjoyed your video.
houdinibat1 about 2 months, 12 hrs a day *somtimes* 15 hrs
@@RuniDjurhuus Thanks for the info. Can tell these folks are very hard working and apparently well paid.
If the pay is based upon a share catch typically on average what can you expect to take home? Anyone know?
Gunther Wurm 3 or4 times more than average on land maby more
hell of a boat , hell of a team , and hell of a skipper, keep up the good work and feed the world.
great video .. couldnt stop watching it
360° video of the same processing can be found on this video link: ruclips.net/video/MoV6atnIIqs/видео.html
WOW, now I think the frozen fish is more fresh 48h later delivered in to shop :-)
Next time I might not eat salmon
In spite of the fact that those men work really hard
These jobs are for hardworking people !
Wow, thanks for video. This boat must have an atomic reactor to supply enough power for every machines on board ;P All best for you and all fishermans :)
Diesel/electric hybrids.
Amazing production .
What is this Frozen fishing trawler called and cost?
Very well done guys! Thanks! Thanks for feeding the WORLD!
I'd hate to be the new guy at this factory 🤣
Nice to see some manual labor on the filee part haha. Very nice old traditional fish preparing, no machines.
jjkhyl they doing them by hand as there to large for the machinery !
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An awesome efficient Floating "Catchury"& "Factory"!
Exelente video.from Argentina!!👌
It's just like IQF shrimp.(Individually quick frozen). The fish go into a super cold water/salt solution that is way below frozen. The fish come out frozen solid.
That's pretty cool. No pun intended. What's life like on ship? How long are they out at one time? Be interesting to see the entire process from what the crew does. What made them take the job. How the entire boat works. Be a good documentary.
LKNANML three months in Alaska
And you get a percentage of the total money so it pays really well
@@darkreno750 Ah. So it's seasonal work? Work harder like you've never worked hard before for 3 months then spend the next 9 months catching up on missed sleep. LOL
Exactly
Much respect my brothers, thank you for making your job!
Fascinating automation and ingenuity ....
It's so cool but at the same time distructive 😁
Wow brilliant 🤩 a lot of fish
That is unhealthy amount of fish it will be fatal to earth and fish population
It has doomed us all!!!!
Clean production 👍
first year an employee takes home $21,000. 100 day 12hr shifts, 2 years $23,500 and 3 yr and over $26,500 plus bonnus fo no injuries ,sick days and hard work.
Enlist in the army. Better pay, better food, less risk. Plus you get to shoot weapons and blow things up. :)
@@RivetGardener less risk? Apart from the fact you will most likely die and then get left homeless on the streets with no pension.
Fist year salaries you listed are for how long? 5months or so? so 21,000 for 6months or 100days? I have been thinking about doing it I grew up working on fishing boats pulling in nets filled with perch I have some experience.
@@notmybuddyguy477 ,,,,,is actually about 4 months, a way from home. the first time is the worse. but is gust like another job, is make it harder if you have little one at home, gust can't stop thinking of them, and is when you're like 99.9% to quit, gust to be close to family. we see this very offen with us and other ship crew.
You can make 21 000 $ in 15-20 days if you get a job onboard the best ships, depending on the country you work in, these numbers are based on ships in the faroe islands
The lowest paid ships in faroe islands pay you about 135 $ a day even if you dont catch anything
At this rate there would probably be no fishes in the sea to catch in the next 10 years
Great video ! I have one question what is happening with bellies of fish? I know that they have bones but it's a lot of meat there. Do they trow it away?
Dawid Mierzejewski Dawid Mierzejewski everything thats not processed to fillet, is either minced or processed to flour
Did you see the paste they were boxing up everything is processed that's useable very impressive vessel
Incredible operation!
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Excellent video mate. i hope they are not over fishing or killing other fish in the process because often cases it is reported that this kind of fishing is not sustainable.
vlad013 thanks mate, they are fishing according CFP of EU, very well regulated and organized
@@RuniDjurhuus keep making videos, you are clearly talented. ma sha Allah.
To me it looks like overfishing
@@mragentkarp6062 To me it lookes like you are an expert in fisheries managment . . .
let me try to explain this to you, every year Faroese ships get handed a fishing quota, which basically tells them how much they are allowed to fish within a given year. Now if you take the quota away from them, you basically kill an entire nation, because the country main and only industry is fishing. If you take the oil industry away from the Americans, they could not survive either, it's as simple as that. This is not overfishing or greed, this is plain and simple survival, which the Faroese can't without fishing.
doesnt this destroy the bottom ocean layer environment? Not really sure but I think it destroys the ocean bottom and kills fish they dont even want to catch right?
What do they do with all the leftover guts?
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Amazing..i feel the fish is good taste..
Traditional fishing is long gone, a return to the old ways would save the resource
Hard working people love them
did they put anything to preserve the fish?
What kind of fish they processed???
Yeah nice video very interesting
Tshe best part of this video was the singing at the end, really great liked it very much