Offloading Our Halibut Catch and Replenishing the Bait! | Alaska Halibut Longlining | 2024 Season
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Welcome back, crew! Today we wrap up our fishing trip. We haul in our last set of the day, getting some decent halibut. Afterward, we deliver our catch to the processor. Then finally, we go to replenish our bait stocks for the next trip.
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Words can't say enough about the pictures of the boat and view
This is an amazing family! They work hard and they work as a team, they also have another fishing vessel they are overhauling! Simply amazing, love these guy’s 😊
Thanks, Cindy, you guys rock too! :D
Guys I like the angle that you shot this video, thanks I am enjoying your fishing a lot 👍👍.
This trip is fruitful and great!. I enjoy the new angle of the camera on this video as well. Thank you so much.
Love your videos. Great entertainment as always. Thank you.
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I like the camera angle used in the first part of the video. It shows both jobs clearly.
Thanks, Robert! We're getting good feedback on it. I didn't expect it to be too good, but glad to see people are enjoying it. I'll have to rig up there again.
Guys I really enjoyed viewing you pulling up halibut with the camera set back like it was on this video. The angel was better. Thanks. Keep up the great work, wish I was with you. Stan
Thanks very interesting.
Thanks again Gents. Great to see you guys getting into some good fish. The new angles for the camera are working well too. Thanks for bringing us along. Cheers and tight lines!
Thanks, James!
This camera angle is the best one yet. Great video.
Love from Tennessee.
Heya, Keith, good to see ya!
Thanks guys ! I really
Enjoyed the different camera angle. We could see more that way. Kind of a weird thing to say maybe, but I also didn't feel like I was a trappies Artists swinging out over the ocean quite so much... Not that that isn't fun once in a while too but it kind of messes with my head after a while. Lol . Blessings to you all.Have a wonderful day!!
Thanks a bunch, Debbie! We'll keep switching up the angles to find a happy place. The feedback is fantastic though, we appreciate it!
Several halibut, 1 Hatteras long tailed flounder, 1 octopus, and a bunch of starfish and other bycatches! Nice trip.
Making your own bait is more satisfying than buying it. Best camera angle yet (aft facing forward). Better than doing boat work while tied to the dock. Great morning video with my coffee. Thanks.
Glad to hear it, thanks for the feedback!
Another good camera position..
Awesome! Thanks Arlbe! I wasn't sure how this one would be on screen. Doesn't seem bad, but outboard a bit more would be good in my opinion, to see the fish coming up a bit better.
Glad you caught some Hali’s. Looked like a good haul.
It was a good break-in trip! Everything worked and we caught some fish.
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Super to see you guy's out on the water and all the halibuts over the rail!! Super Vido! Thank you for showing us all your hard work!
That was fun. Glad to see a loaded string!
Yeah, not bad! After that sea star set, this was a welcome change.
Nice catch.
Overall a good start to the 2024 Halibut Catching season, always feel positive when you start to bring out the Gaffs to assist in recovering the catch. Very best wishes for what is going to be a wonderful 2024 Halibut season for both fishermen and watcher's.
I love it when I hear dad say "big one". :D We're looking forward to sharing with you all. Thanks for commenting and watching!
What a great clip, in the UK Halibut is expensive at £25 to £30 a kilo that's $32 to $38 a kilo.
This one trip netted these guys £13.590 or $17.214.
I noticed on the American fish market Halibut is $47 a kilo or $20.99c lb
Chris (In UK)
That would be at the retail end of things. Ex-vessel, aka dock price is about $5.25/lb on average so far this summer.
@@EISAlaska OMG You take all the risk and cost, and they only pay you that.
That's Shocking, there charging 300% more than there paying you, wow !!!
Chris (In UK)
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incredibly beautiful.like my Country of New Zealand.
Great seeing the fine set this time.
Someday show us how you cut up octopus for bait!
I think I did on this last trip we went on, you'll see the footage at some point! We'll give the area a little break, usually we don't return for at least a few weeks. No idea how long it takes for fish to swim back in, but usually can reset in a spot the day after for half the number.
On the grand banks of Newfoundland on the dagger s some of these fish did given Fishman broke his leg with the tail the captain had a 41o shot gun and would shoot the big ones some were 1800 pounds. And larger ones sometimes ❤❤❤
when my dad and I were up there in 2005, we brought home 232lbs of halibut. still to this day, the best tasting fish ive ever had. wanna get back up there once i get my knee replaced. hoping for a 2025 trip.
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Man I felt for you guys after the epic starfish haul earlier. Good to see a few good fish turn up on the last set. I did like the long form yesterday my time good to watch over a bite to eat and while working on some recreational fishing gear. I was wondering if the new longer ganions were responsible for more starfish. Might be interesting to run a set or two alternating shorts and longs to see if there is a difference. Love how you work together. Cheers n best wishes from Oz
Sweet! What you going fishing for? Good question on the gangions. If there are starfish they'll hop onto anything relatively quickly, the longer leader doesn't change much. We are curious how it would work to attach a wooden bobber to the hook to float the hook off the bottom.
@@EISAlaska I live in Tasmania and fish for food and fun. Squid, king George whiting( not related to your cod species) snapper and yellow tail kingfish and black bream. I fish both baits and lures currently running a wilderness systems tarpon 120 kayak. I also get up to the lakes and rivers to fish brown and rainbow trout.
Interesting idea with the floats, I would look at the size and wt of the baits your using and use the plastic from float line, floats attach them 150-200 mm back from the hooks. Try a couple of sets with 20 hooks set 1 in 3 and look at the numbers. Because your videoing anyway you can count starfish empty hooks and fish species your happy to keep. Might also reduce the number of skate too.
Creeping up on 100,000 subscribers guys!🐟🐟
All good!
Thanks guys!
Our pleasure!
Thanks!!!
Good lock
This is a much better camera angle...
Thanks for commenting! Good to hear the feedback.
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Eat that Octopus
Best catch of the day
I'll try a catch clean and cook, once we have more time.
As always thank you for the video.so y'all are allowed to keep octopus if so how many.
We are allowed to keep a percentage of our target species' round weight at by-catch. We don't get too many octos but when we do we keep them for bait since they fish so well.
@@EISAlaska do y'all ever keep any to eat yourself.octopus that is
Looks like you guys had a beauty day for fishing. Good haul, some of those Halibut are huge, how old would they be? weigh?
Not sure how old they are. The size wasn't bad, kind of our ideal size, really. Easy to work with and handle while aboard.
@@EISAlaska was an awesome catch, lots of work and I love you guys sharing your work day with all of us.
A lot better than starfishes
Yoh there guys much better angle for the camera when bringing on the Halibut, other scenes work well as well.
Have you got the market for Starfish sorted out yet?
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Will you revisit that area of that first haul again?
Do you guys leave the gear in the water overnight were i live some times overnight and pull it in the morning ❤
Different to how we herring fish.
What sort of monsters have you pulled from the depths that totally took you by surprise?
So how many days out of the month do you guys go fishing?
Hi Steve, it really just depends on what's going on, and what we're fishing. This time of the year we are able to spend a lot of time out since the weather is so good. Halibut trips we can stretch up to 5 or 6 days. I'd say at minimum 10 days. Going forward, since we'll be done with the big project, we plan to be out a lot more, too.
Whats the biggest halibut y'all have ever caught?
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