Hauling in the First Set - Halibut Longline Start to Finish

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Hey everyone, this is the next part of our halibut longline series. This one is a slower look at the overall process, closer to real-time fishing with fewer cuts. Let me know what you think in the comments!
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@ericanewalt4009 Месяц назад

Just want to say I watch your channel all the time. it's nice watching a Christian family channel with NO swearing and good family fun!!!

@aaroncross2366 2 года назад

I find your videos fascinating. It's what I would love to do, so watching you do it is the next best thing.

@troyandrus982 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing your life with us. I love how you work as a family. Awesome!

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Glad you enjoy it Troy!

@gabrieldamian6191 2 года назад

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@bowenalfonso3208 2 года назад

@Gabriel Damian instablaster :)

@gabrieldamian6191 2 года назад

@Bowen Alfonso I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im in the hacking process now. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@gabrieldamian6191 2 года назад

@Bowen Alfonso it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D Thank you so much you saved my account :D

@beastdomination622 3 года назад

Thank you for making these kind of videos. My dad had a shrimp boat when i was younger. I miss it.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching.

@tmballard3575 2 года назад

A fine way to make a living.

@kamazimargen7697 3 года назад

Nice fishing i waching now my friend ✌️👍🐟🐠

@bighurk30able 3 года назад

Nice work that's a good haul .you're youngest boy don't look like he's too enthused to be out there fishing

@bubbafudpucker397 3 года назад

Cut him a little slack, he might be our President or the greatest fisherman in all of the Pacific one day. Kids seldom have the the same likes or interests as adults. I'm rooting for the youngsters of the world.

@karl5536 3 года назад

Wow you guys are great at doing your thing. We enjoyed your video guys. Never know what your going to pull up out of the ocean... Lol

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Thanks Karl, glad you're enjoying the vids!

@reginaroquero319 3 года назад

i really enjoyed watching you guys... watching from🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@stevehammond2016 3 года назад

¨ There be days like this "". Better days around the bend guys . Still enjoyable viewing .

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Thanks, Steve! Yep, some sets are slower.

@eriks9576 3 года назад

I bet those snails taste really good!

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Never thought to try them, they'd make for some big hors d’oeuvres though!

@markmaccani9411 3 года назад

Guys, Great job on the full length video. Nice to see the complete process. Good Luck.

@robertwells1993 3 года назад

Learned a lot from this trip about how many aspects to deal with, and the first time I heard Christen talk, he's a man of few words. Be safe EIS Alaska Crew.

@Hydralisk777 3 года назад

Greetings from NYC! Love the fishing, and I will definitely visit your wonderful state, to experience the halibut and salmon fishing, at its finest!

@drive9997 3 года назад

Awesome

@marlbblack258 3 года назад

Water seems so peaceful but freaky! Great vids, you know I like em when I watched the whole vid of you guys expanding your garden :p

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Thanks 👍 That was such a beautiful day. We really appreciate your support. Thanks for watching!

@hardtipmetalworks8348 3 года назад

great caught lots of halibut at that place

@michaelchambers4327 3 года назад

i really love watching you guys doing the different types of fishing i love fishing very much just sad that there is not much fish here in JAMAICA anymore would love to come and fishing with you all up there in ALASKA

@sandmors7998 3 года назад

People must be educated about over fishing!!!

@lesliefisk1269 Год назад

some of the one's you put back looks bigger then some you guy's keep I really like watching these post thanks for sharing what you do with youtube .... hard work pays

@EISAlaska Год назад

Thanks for the comment and joining us Leslie! It must be the camera perspective. We legally must retain all halibut that meet the minimum 32" size. Throwing back smaller legal sized halibut in order to keep larger ones is called highgrading and is illegal.

@iain1969 3 года назад

I'm 40 seconds in - look at the glass-off. Wow!

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Flat calm!

@redwood9741 3 года назад

Fantastic fish care !...thanks for another great video..

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@cassimossanmahsoor9639 3 года назад

I love to catch like that,

@robertkreiling1746 3 года назад

Thank You , great video

@ericroadking7564 3 года назад

Awesome very informative suprised it's T shirt weather below frezzing here in the upper Northeast USA!! Thanks for sharing!

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

This footage was from this fall. It's about 24 degrees F here today, but rain in the forecast.

@markroth9827 2 года назад

Thank you for your video.

@bigboyfishing6714 3 года назад

Awesome job guy keep it up 👍😊

@ScotWalt858 3 года назад

All good! :)

@Retired-nohurry 3 года назад

Keep it up.

@almeidacheang7853 3 года назад

nice catch,my friends

@solidsnake2583 3 года назад

good catch guyz 👍👍👍 🇵🇭

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Thank you! 👍

@josephmaschari1073 3 года назад

Good video. it's like being on board with you.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Glad to hear that! More to come.

@tamerkekec4954 3 года назад

Teşekkürler

@veprevaleksandr3302 3 года назад

Молодцы

@tmballard3575 2 года назад

Dads on it like bonnet

@ALXS.H 2 года назад

Nice

@hnrfishing6501 3 года назад

Good

@petershu1049 3 года назад

👍👍👍

@sdalmoaleluiacoutodantas4875 3 года назад

Boa tarde a Jesus Abençoe todos Voceis. Boa pesca Salvador BA

@vincentbokenham5705 2 года назад

hi to the carpenters hope all is well looks like everything is going well just need now how’s the new boat coming along need to now cheers vin from the UK

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Hey, Vincent! It's coming along!

@russellgallagher7839 3 года назад

You fellas are like a well oiled machine. Like watching you in action.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Cheers, Russel! We've been doing it for awhile now, every year it seems to become a little easier, always the little things here and there.

@jamesvwblack 3 года назад

Another great video , cod and halibut, does life get any tastier?!

@stevebonds5157 3 года назад

Good lord, that arrow tooth looks like a flounder crossed with a Ling.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

They don't live their name down, that's for sure.

@user-bt8xy6wb9n 3 года назад

بوركتم

@MB-oc5ty 3 года назад

Is that Roy Orbison putting the hooks away?

@yourmomsdildo3938 3 года назад

It's as if Roy Orbison and late 70s Elvis had a baby.

@chchchoon3091 3 года назад

Could you do a video on the knots you use for crabbing? I add different length here and switch lead lines from shrimp to crab pots. Do you just use a half hitch to connect to pot and bouy? I have big loops and have to pass the length of rope through but it can be challenging with 400ft for shrimp

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

We will try to do a video on some of the different knots we use. In the meantime try a sheetbend. Here is an example www.animatedknots.com/sheet-bend-knot. That will work good for crabline, just use caution when bringing it through the block, as it may want to pop out.

@lyubomyrsavchuk2527 3 года назад

Dang that looks so chill compared to gillnetting in bristol bay. How long you guys fish? What's the pay for an entry level deckhand?

@sergeikovalenok6135 3 года назад

Коменты на английском.Вас и в России смотрят с интересом.Удачи.

@harmonybendhomestead1738 3 года назад

Nice... never seen anyone Haul Back from the Stern like that...👍 Does that drum double as a net reel Or do you have to switch it out ?

@live4emo 3 года назад

Nice! How much deep are you fishing?

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Probably 40-50 fathoms this trip.

@cls9876 3 года назад

Why do you flip the halibut over belly side up when in the catch tray? Do they bleed better?

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

When we handle them to clean and measure they are white side up. So it just makes it easier to flip them over from the start.

@whotknots 3 года назад

You are wearing hoodies, yet commenting on the heat? Interesting difference in perspectives regarding what constitutes 'light clothing'. When it gets hot around here we tend to wear no more than a single layer of fabric like cotton.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

So we don't get scuzzy arms and splattered with slime, lol. It got hot later in the set though, Matt took his off.

@fidanmorina394 3 года назад

👍👍👍👍👍🙌👏👏👏

@whotknots 3 года назад

Are you guys restricted to areas designated on a license? Or do you just fish where it is generally most productive? Do you turn the fish light side up to help them stay cooler and fresher until the statistics are recorded in your log and they go on ice?

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Hi whoknots. Our permit is for area 3A, which extends west of Cape Spencer to the south end of Kodiak Island, so basically the central Gulf of Alaska. We flip the fish over to keep the blood from pooling on the white side, maybe more habit from the derby days prior to IFQ. That is also the side that is always up when we clean and measure them, so we flip them over that way from the beginning to make it easier to handle later.

@michaelgrande9356 3 года назад

Is there a " slot" that you are allowed to keep or is it just over 35"? If so, what has been the largest Halibut to be landed by EIS? Enjoy following your adventures.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Thanks Michael. Any halibut over 32" can be retained and high grading is illegal. We don't really target larger fish because the smaller ones work best for our market, but I would say 200 pounds round weight is probably the largest we have landed.

@billlink7116 3 года назад

Why don't you hold onto the undesirable fish like the shark and toothed flounder to use for bait?

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Anything that's not dead we put back. Most the time the stuff we catch is too much trouble to deal with for using as bait. The sharks dull our blades, and honestly we don't catch many flounder. We mostly use beat up cod when we get them.

@dennissheridan8836 3 года назад

A silly question, why are throwing back what look to be perfectly good fish? I know there size limits but some of those that were thrown back looked pretty decent size.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Hi Dennis, great question. The legal size limit is 32" and up. We measure all the fish that are close so we don't unwittingly throw over legal fish that could be retained. High-grading is illegal in the halibut IFQ fishery, and it makes more work to reset gear to catch fish you could have kept.

@plumbum48 3 года назад

Curious, why do you turn the Halibut white side up?.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

We flip the fish over to keep the blood from pooling on the white side, maybe more habit from the derby days prior to IFQ. That is also the side that is always up when we clean and measure them, so we flip them over that way from the beginning to make it easier to handle later.

@jefflowney2114 2 года назад

flounder good for lunch I bet

@stinginglizard6323 3 года назад

I love how Mom says " Its Hot today but not too Hot!" ...what is it, in the 40's F.? ..lol

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Lol. Yeah at this time it was likely around 50-60F. Just beginning of fall with some lingering summer heat.

@StephenMortimer 3 года назад

I had a laff when some time ago you referred to a SASH WEIGHT

@michaeldeneneo7486 2 года назад

Now can you guys keep arrow tooth flounder or do you have to release them

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

We release them, they are a pretty weak fish. Get beat up pretty easily, often times there will be a skate on the same hook (the skate attempted to eat the arrowtooth and got hook instead).

@jerryhilton5039 Год назад

How often do you sharpen or replace your hooks.

@lottochanwt 3 года назад

請問個金屬繩扣，係點樣夾實條繩？

@billlink7116 3 года назад

Why do you flip them white side up?

@JonSorensen 3 года назад

What are the 2 fish you got at 21:58 and 21:59?

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Hi Jon. It's either an Irish Lord or Giant Sculpin.

@rikiharris917 3 года назад

How long do you leave your set for?

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

6-8 hours depending on which one, the last set always get longest soak.

@notaregistereduser3446 3 года назад

Can those fish survive being pulled up 300 feet?

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

They don't have an air bladder, so there is no barotrauma. It is very important to release them carefully and minimize the amount of time out of the water. That is why we shake the undersize fish right away and get them back into the water.

@Neng1011 3 года назад

In Philippines even the size of finger the fish its okay to eat it but for them even big fish they don't like it

@Lasse-zj6ps 3 года назад

That's because of something called "rules". What do you think happens to the population if they could just take any size fish and as many as they want

@StephenMortimer 3 года назад

BOREDOM interspersed with ANXIETY = fishing

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

True that, Stephen!

@fredsmagets3337 3 года назад

first of all great video. i have 1 question though. how deep where you fishing for the halibut because you guys caught a blackcod and those like to hang around at deeper depths

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Hey Fred. We were fishing in 50 -70 fathoms, so not too deep. There are usually a few black cod hanging out in this area, always small ones.

@fredsmagets3337 3 года назад

@@EISAlaska oh wow that actually quite deep for me at least. but thank you

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

@@fredsmagets3337 When I began fishing, it was on a 75' longliner. We fished black cod in 250 - 900 fathoms. Sometimes it would take an hour just to get the buoy line in.

@fredsmagets3337 3 года назад

@@EISAlaska holy shit! 900 fathoms thats like 5500ft. but blackcod are tasty fish so im sure you got good pay for the fish.

@colinm9038 2 года назад

What we're those octopuses like things at 20.4

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Great Pacific Octopus is what they are called.

@michaeldeneneo7486 2 года назад

What do you guys do with the octopus

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

There is some interest in them, so we were going to do a trial run in our store. They do make fantastic bait, but would definitely prefer to sell them.

@michaeldeneneo7486 2 года назад

I use them to get fluke out here in Rhode island

@stum8380 3 года назад

🌊 바다가 아주 고요 하군요 물고기 🐠 잡을수있는 싸이즈가 어떻게 되는지요?

@MrJica79 3 года назад

You dont get any big halibut like 80-100 kg ???

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Not many, depends where we fish.

@user-kj8lj7sl5w 3 года назад

hello from russia

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Hi!

@irwanhafiz8789 3 года назад

Why you leave him go???

@TheBeaker59 3 года назад

Have you ever tried smoking the female roe (gonads) they taste like a rich Pate on toast. We don't have Halibut here but do that with all our big fish.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

We haven't, but wondered how they would taste. The eggs are very small so it seems as though they would be very smooth and rich.

@isickofit 3 года назад

Smoked Cod roe with lemon and a little horseradish 👍

@ionstancu1497 3 года назад

Ba da grețos sînteți.

@bfarm44 3 года назад

None of that by worth eatin?

@colinhodgkinson2161 2 года назад

who is the lad in sun glasses

@vthomas5535 3 года назад

Hi are you able to sell fish to us in UK 🇬🇧 please

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

Oh, sorry I didn't see you are in the UK. My apologies Thomas, we don't ship internationally.

@TheCaptainbeefylog 3 года назад

Anchor: comes over the rail. Me: Hey they caught an anchor!......oh wait.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

The end comes too soon sometimes, like right when fishing is picking up.

@wongbilly6066 3 года назад

@@EISAlaska ,一

@wongbilly6066 3 года назад

@@EISAlaska 一一,:1

@CahayaAkbarchanel 3 года назад

itu ikan apa ya?

@sandmors7998 3 года назад

Not humane

@chuckdouglas5071 2 года назад

big mistake...letting that young man watch. help him devrlop some self respect by doing some work...let him cut the blood line and remove the hooks. teach him how. he would blossom with just a little encouragement. you would feel better too.

@richardlong3254 2 года назад

less cuts are great but more talking more enthisiam be nice

@EISAlaska 2 года назад

Some days it's just fishing, guess if we faked enthusiasm it would be fake. Not to say we aren't enjoying it, we're on the water as a family that's all we need. Take care, richard!

@godspeakstoyou5482 2 года назад

Третий день наблюдаю за артелью американских поморов, понять не могу, зачем им двое балластов. Операторшу можно заменить двумя, тремя дополнительными камерами. Юнга вообще, в море ходит чтобы поспать на корыте с поводками, ни азарта рыбацкого, ни интереса к делу. За три дня ни разу палубу не намыл. Кто-то из своих непутёвого племянничка пристроил, так в море работать ходят, а не кататься. Неужели на берегу нет пацанов по расторопней?

@schlaznger8049 3 года назад

Don't yawn on a boat kid there is always something to do.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

We have an order of operations, can't gut using the table while we need to pin hooks. And to be fair, he had the boring job, I'd be yawning too.

@TheBeaker59 3 года назад

Yup every job is important, even the yawny ones, he's pulling his weight, well done Tristan.

@iain1969 3 года назад

Yep old mate on the hooks is looking a bit bored at 14:10 ! Someone has to do the less interesting jobs and he did lay those hooks in the bucket beautifully!!!

@gardengirl7226 3 года назад

He did his job and never complained.

@EISAlaska 3 года назад

@@gardengirl7226 Tristen is a very hard worker. No matter how rough the weather or long and cold the hours he never complains. Just digs in, does his job and makes us so proud.

@sandmors7998 3 года назад

Look I know these guys have been doing this for a long time and sees fish as dollars signs but the are not handling these fish humanely in my opinion.