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First Set of Fall Halibut - Longlining Halibut in Alaska

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Here we go, guys! Hauling back our first set of fall halibut season. If you're interested in any halibut, cod, or rockfish, be sure to check out our website www.eisalaska.com.
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20 авг 2024

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@johnbolton9957 2 года назад

Good to see responsible sustainable fishing in todays not give a damn greedy world! Keep up the GREAT job👍

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Cheers John!

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

We just wanted to take a moment to express our gratitude to everyone who supports our channel and our business. It is cool to think, that as folks are watching us fish , the same halibut in this video are on FedEx delivery trucks and headed to families across the US, just days after being harvested. It is because of you, our customers, viewers and Patreons that we can continue pursuing our dreams and doing what we love. We are humbled by your generosity and support. Thank you and best wishes to All!

@googeelou 2 года назад

What is Captain Dad's real name. I don't recall anyone using his

@deeestrada2510 2 года назад

Is it just me who smiles whenever T speaks? I mean, he rarely speaks that much infront of the camera. Great job T! Youre doing well! We'd love to hear more from you!😊

@luisfontanez7110 2 года назад

In one of the videos on the way back home, I notice that "T" has a copy of Carpe Diem. Pretty heavy reading for a young man. He must be a deep thinker.

@debbiesue4287 2 года назад

Woohoo out of the white suits and back into the orange...bet got the blood pumping!! Fun fun :) Blessing for a safe and prosperous season!!

@wilwilliamson8831 2 года назад

Thank you for explaining you quota and limits, it’s not just commercial fishing it’s also conservation 👍

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Thank you Adrian! You hit the nail on the head. It is important that all users share in the responsibility of conservation. Without the resource our permits, gear and vessels are worthless.

@ThoughtfulWander 2 года назад

Awesome another episode from the EIS crew!!👍

@loucosentino7344 2 года назад

Once again you guys have not disappointed. I have loved how you have educated us about fishing for halibut. What a team. Great skills on fiberglassing and upgrading your new boat, too. Dad is a sharp guy.

@anarumorgan5852 2 года назад

Thank you to the whole family. I have not missed 1 VIDEO!!!!!! keep on keeping on!!!

@stuartelder7344 2 года назад

l love when the whole family is out fishing, explaining every stage of the process makes it more interesting when fishing is slow, the anticipation gets me before every haul but l love it, take care and goodluck fishing.

@cindydenton2681 2 года назад

We love watching! This is so amazing for us to be able to watch what it really takes to have such an awesome product available to all FRESH!

@Eoghanbass2000 2 года назад

No nets, its a beautiful thing. I wish all commercial fishing was done like this.

@douglasstehr3877 2 года назад

Wow. Looking forward top part two on the reel trouble. As always, many thanks everyone.

@ScotWalt858 2 года назад

All good!!

@barbarabeagley6650 2 года назад

The cliffhanger episode! So sorry to see that you have trouble! Wish you the best outcome for the reel trouble.

@williamsnapp2605 2 года назад

That halibut looks scrumptious!! Thanks for the video and I am looking forward to seeing what happens with the reel. Also, thank you for the education.

@4loops43 2 года назад

I’m not really into fishing...just watching for the halibut! ;)

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

I see what you did there! :)

@orkayaker8610 2 года назад

Nice catches!!! Really enjoyed the detailed explanations! Thanks guys and good work!

@tenneyconstruction7323 2 года назад

Awesome, love the video, keep them coming

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Thanks Tenney! Will do!

@dylantrinder1571 2 года назад

I thought that big one was going to jump off the hook! Great video as always guys, thanks for sharing.

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

We tried our hardest to beat him off the hook. Lol. Several times we thought he was gone.

@ThoughtfulWander 2 года назад

Monster halibut... 15 footer... 25... :) hehe Sorry bad Jaws reference :)

@UncleBildo 2 года назад

mmmmmmmm! Halibut! Looks chilly for my taste up there tho! I'm getting wimpy in my old age!

@joshlickert2694 2 года назад

Hey Guys love seeing you back Catching fish FYI I'm eating fish tacos in Clearwater beach Florida where I live halibut fish tacos

@ThoughtfulWander 2 года назад

oh noooo run away reel!!! quick catch it!! sheesh...

@miguelangeltassefuentes8882 2 года назад

Hola familia EIS Alaska. gracias por sus videos. son muy buenos y entretenidos. esta semana los encontré y los vi todos. les deseo mucha suerte en esta temporada de pesca y espero mas videos. saludos desde Venezuela.

@bobpaup4222 2 года назад

Great average on the first set!!! Thank you for the video!!

@scottessery100 2 года назад

The camera angles editing and production is getting really good guys.really educational too. 👍🏽😊 Sorry you didn’t catch more herring

@jahdw 2 года назад

love the tie dye cap!

@loucosentino7344 2 года назад

You are too Matt!

@RGB06084 2 года назад

Nice string guys!

@rh2999 2 года назад

Great job guys Thanks

@tariqelafghani4003 2 года назад

From Morocco👍👍👍👍👍very nice

@vvdoctorUA 2 года назад

Wooow , perfect

@pedz07 2 года назад

would love to see how you guys cook your halibut. love the video keep up the great work

@WILLITGROW 2 года назад

nice haul great looking fish.

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Thanks John! Best wishes to all down in Cape Cod!

@whotknots 2 года назад

Looks like evidence for quite a big land slide on the coast around 13:48!

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Yes. Scroll down the comments a bit to redfish fun. He asked about it and I posted a few links and a brief summary. Ancient slide for the most part, with some reoccurrence during the last 50 years.

@plantrex1953 Год назад

I'm hooked on you guys

@scottclaymore8097 2 года назад

I fished halibut in the old days before quotas. We used tubs (fishermen know what that is) and it was crazy and dangerous. I'd like to go out just to watch a boat using snap gear. Since we were pressed for time we were not so gentle with bycatch and I've always felt bad about that.

@noemarin3237 2 года назад

Muy buen trabajo en familia amigos

@philmccumbee6938 2 года назад

Nice fish guys.

@herbybrooks5131 2 года назад

Looks like a #10 scorkl hooks

@darthmal 2 года назад

Circle hooks! More power to you!

@charlesringo68 2 года назад

nice fish!

@aleldon9085 2 года назад

Just subscribed. I loved it how closed up you have shown unhooking and cleaning process. Can you show next time how hooks quick attachment works? Thx for videos and God Bless your family!

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Thanks for joining us Al! Jump back to this video. It shows our snaps and longline setup in more detail. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LIv9lZUagIs.html

@aleldon9085 2 года назад

@@EISAlaska Ohh deer your customer services much faster than amazon. Glad I have subscribed and will press like button when ever you will remind me. Thx a lot. I liked that video.

@strawcarpenter9559 2 года назад

Looks like a fair start of your fall halibut season. A few problems with catching bait and now the reel. Hopefully after this weather passes the catch picks up and the equipment behaves. Is your yearly quota run to the end of December? How much do you have left. Looking forward to seeing the next video. Good luck!

@TheBeaker59 2 года назад

Another great video shame there isn't a market for the spiny dogs they fish for them here in NZ for the fish and chip shops I've eaten them they are pretty good eating. Fish shops call them Lemon fish not sure why.

@johnkenure4188 2 года назад

hi have worked on 2 boats in NZ in the 80s spiny dog fish high in urine smell (ammonia) may be soaked in citric acid to get rid of smell n taste.

@TheBeaker59 2 года назад

@@johnkenure4188 amazing its that bad considering its still a viable fishery with an export market? I've eaten it and sure you know you are eating shark but its tastes very good in my opinion.

@blake3132 2 года назад

HAH done longlinging in Australia, we get the dogfish down here too XD

@stickhillfarm 2 года назад

great trailer lead in to next video!! Hope it wasnt a major issue

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Thanks stickhillfarm. Component failure. Rather annoying really!

@williammcdonald3293 2 года назад

Why do you guys lay them out white side up ? ok never mind ty for answering the question.

@alexander20991 2 года назад

Been on boats most all of my life ....... Why no steering wheel ?? WTF ? Obviously some high-tech answer we Old Salts don't use :-) Love your videos , especially re-doing the fish hatches on the Big Boat . Stay well & safe .

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Hey Sandy. If you look closely you will see a single spoke from the manual helm. This vessel is so easy to steer that is all that is needed and a large wheel just takes up a bunch of space.

@DalonCole 2 года назад

If fuel prices are hurting you just saw a CNN Journalist say they are a good thing. LOL

@allanclose9684 2 года назад

40 some years ago we were catching armloads of those sharks and i slit one up the belly and within minutes we caught no more, they took off so you might try that.

@thomascary1752 2 года назад

Hey this question is for Tristan. How old are you also are you still in school or are you home schooled?

@davidhatcher1796 2 года назад

1st

@budgiedriver 2 года назад

i know dog fish /rock salmon are hard to skin but is there no market same as skate wings very popular in the UK

@deanfulford69 2 года назад

If you don't mind me asking how much do you get a pound for the flatty's

@oneshotme 2 года назад

Why do you turn them upside down? Is it because they calm down with the eyes down where they can't see?? Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

@afishingmagician 2 года назад

I am going to guess that the bait fish was Haddock?

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Close. From the same family. Alaska pollock

@haganquillen8852 2 года назад

Still using the fishtail ?

@googeelou 2 года назад

What happened wth the reel? Did you get a backlash? Hope its nothing serious. Can't wait to see your next video. Best of Luck.

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Nope, sadly not a backlash. Component failure. BTW, Dad's name is Len.

@luisfontanez7110 2 года назад

@@EISAlaska Sorry to hear your reel problem is more serious than a backlash. I wish you guys Godspeed in fixing the problem. Thanks sharing dad's name. I thought you might have been Matty Jr. Again sorry about your misfortune & hope it is corrected son. LOUIE.

@eddysantana1504 2 года назад

Hola. Mi jente. Yo. Quiero. Vivir. En. Alaska. Y. Pescar. Comprar un. Barco. Así. Cómo. Ustedes.

@jasonshemnitz5886 2 года назад

I do a lot of fishing in New England for fun for cod, haddock, pollock, etc. When you use the straight eye circle hooks, do you find you get better hookups going through the front of the hook vs through the back when you attach it to the line?

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Not sure about hookups, but for baiting its much easier when the loop is through the front.

@johnkenure4188 2 года назад

Hi great vid ,just wondering why the dog fish are not kept for bait as the tough skin are good for retention on hook? cheers from New Zealand

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Hi John. They are good bait and we will use it if we are low on bait during a trip. If they come up dead we utilize them, otherwise we prefer to release them alive. That goes for everything really. No use killing them unless necessary. Cheers!

@deanfischer3402 2 года назад

Just found the site a few ago, subscribed, trying to catch up. What's the largest Halibut you guys caught on the long line?

@B-kl8vj 2 года назад

Nice work as usual. Do you get a lower price for the giant halibut? I assume that fillets are so thick and may be tougher?

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Price splits are common when delivering to fish buyers and processing plants. The halibut are graded by weight (in pounds) and are 10-20, 20-40, 40-60 and 60-Up. Surprisingly the larger fish fetch the premium price. They keep well frozen and have a better recovery, especially when they are steaked. The difference between small and large fish can be upwards of 50-60 cents a pound. As we direct market our own fish the price split does not affect us and we tend to target fish in the 20 pound range which nets good recovery rates and nice fillets. You are correct when it comes to quality. The giants tend to be dry and have grainier flesh.

@B-kl8vj 2 года назад

@@EISAlaska Very interesting, thank you.

@douglasstehr3877 2 года назад

@@EISAlaska WIsh I could afford a full share basket of halibut. Thanks guys for explaining this. I found it very interesting. Keep up the great work and the Vids. Your all awesome!

@Meidas_Lea 2 года назад

This was before the new boat??

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

This was last week. We have "D" class halibut quota, which means it must be fished on a vessel 35' or less. This is one reason we will keep the Fish Tale and continue to fish her.

@redfishfun540 2 года назад

When you're leaving there is a giant landslide mark on the hill I was wondering if you could tell the story behind that one

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Hi redfish fun. That is named the Pillar Mountain Landslide. Google it and it pulls up some interesting information. It is actually an ancient landslide that has seen some movement in the last 50 years, particularly in the early 70's when renewed movement was noted as the toe of the slope was removed for fill for the new city dock. It became of concern to the surrounding city and harbor and a preliminary study was conducted to asses the potential hazard. If one looks carefully you can see the original highway on each side of the slide (about 140 feet up the slide). There is a lot of info in this Pub from the USGS. pubs.er.usgs.gov/publication/ofr78217

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

This is a really good report prepared in 2013 for the City. It has some really good background info and also very good figures and photos of the slope. The gabion wall in those photos was replaced 5 or 6 years ago. www.city.kodiak.ak.us/sites/default/files/fileattachments/engineer/page/313/final_report_pillar_mtn_1300823.pdf

@redfishfun540 2 года назад

@@EISAlaska thanks for the info keep up the good work I enjoy the videos

@billysmith3607 Год назад

Hey guys, why didn’t y’all show y’all catching the big fish .)

@user-kr3mk4bq1d 2 года назад

👋👍👍👍👋

@donpablo2170 2 года назад

When's the COD boxes going to be available???

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Hi Don. Please email me so we can add you to the list. Contact email is sales@eisalaska.com. Thanks

@user-wf2qg3nn9w 2 года назад

Сколько ручного труда у нас МРС -101 была устоновки на резка наживки , не знаю как у них но наша рыба предпочитала ,,, Сельдь" А также ,, Ментай" а Палтус ,, Горбушу" Скат которого выбрасывают в воду очень вкусный рыба вся из Хрещей. Только нужно уметь готовить. Мелкую Треску которую выбрасывают не выживет ( у нее пузырь надут и за перепада глубины) Браккуши.

@viviangrantz2572 2 года назад

Is the fish you sell in your direct market part of your quota for the year?

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Yes it is Vivian. We land the fish and have it custom processed.

@viviangrantz2572 2 года назад

Thanks

@dustyflair 2 года назад

The halibut used to be as thick as the skate?

@michaeldeneneo7486 2 года назад

Do you guys get any other types of sharks other than dogfish

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Not where we fish. Down deep you'll get sleeper sharks sometimes, not often though.

@niallocallaghan5883 2 года назад

Hi guys again love the videos and my heart goes out to ye , how do I get your tshirts etc , can't find your email address , niall here

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Hi Niall, we don’t actually have any T-shirts swag, we hope to get some made once we find the time to create some designs. You may have seen Matt’s shirt that says “A Fish Tale” which was a gift from one of the stores here, unrelated to us.

@jimdavids6708 2 года назад

have I been wasting all that money on expensive flouro carbon leader, chrome swivels and diamond sharpened hooks when these guys are using thick rope and iron hooks and catching tons of fish ??