Japan's fastest way to catch scallops 

Hard? 3 hour haul and work for 14k lbs? I]what I’m seeing on google they sell um[eocessed scallops for 5$ a lb!!!(60,000) for 3hrs plus unloading gravy work be done by 8am get loaded tj4 rest of the day

The Japanese people are very humble people. I lived in Hawaii all my life but move to Ohio for better life and cost of living. The Japanese are also very clean people. But do not like China and i understand why too.

Would not this type of fishing destroy the seabed and coral? Or do they have a specific area to fish?

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What an arrogant prick. Where do get to judge ppl on how they make a living and feed their country? I suppose the practices of your country are beyond reproach. What’s exploitative about it? Or are you just talking out your ass? I guess you think they’re over fishing while ignoring the hatcheries to maintain a sustainable economy. Much of the aquaculture practices used in the American scallop farms came from Japan. Breeding and hatching scallop fry to be released back into the wild. The difference being is that the USA uses free floating column nets so they don’t have to dredge. The sea floor isn’t conducive to it.

i think they specifically choose locations where the impact of the 'rake' is, minimal plus not sure they have a lot of reefs in that area

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Yeah I saw a starfish get destroyed as soon as they started dragging the sea floor. God will bring to ruin those ruining the earth. Revelation 11:18 But the nations became wrathful, and your own wrath came, and the appointed time came for the dead to be judged and to rewarda your slaves the prophetsb and the holy ones and those fearing your name, the small and the great, and to bring to ruin those ruining* the earth.”

It’s pretty wild how destructive this fishing technique appears.

Prob not for long! with their lack luster laws and such regarding the ocean. 10 years be looking back on this vid and really be like, wow, there were that many scallops in the ocean?

@UndrGrndUnDotCom ikr, it's crazy. I'd like to own a scallop farm that produces like a thousand scallops a year after they over fish. Anyway, you're exactly right. But thank god other countries have the sense to protect things. In N. America theres laws so they don't get over farmed. I live in Boston. Known has one of the biggest fishing cities in the world. They are so strict here. You have to throw things back in the ocean if they do not fit the catching criteria. Like lobster fishing. They have to be a certain size and can't be eligible to breed, etc. Huge fines and penalties, possibly jail time if you're caught doing it.

Dredge fishing can be very harmful to other animals or corals on the bottom of the ocean. It’s been outlawed by many countries.