Last Trip of the Season on the Fish Tale! 

I think it'd be interesting to see what Len goes thru during a set. How you decide on where to fish, what depth, ect.

What a great episode! Good to see Tristan! Things are very exciting for you guys! Great to see you all and may the Lord bless and keep you all safe! ❤

Love to see your brother joining you again in fishing , take care and have fun guys, watching you from Philippines

love to watch this family, len and mom have done a great job raising these young men, been great examples! no tats, rings in their ears , nose or lips, hat is on right, just look at the mess we have down here in the lower states, you can tell they love one another, keep these excellent videos coming, great fishing to yous

Отличный канал, ещё кто-нибудь на русский переводил а в целом суть ясна.

As a long-time viewer, I'm so excited for you and your new boat. God speed. 🎉

Deberían buscar otros caladeros,con tantos aparejos no cojen lo que deberian

Que bonito verlos juntos pero falta mamá saludos para todos

Nice to be with you out at sea. Greetings from Misery Bay Northern Denmark

Now the season s Finnished let’s see you all at home resting and chilling ,and at a nice restaurant having a nice juicy steak ect , boy you’ve earned it,😝👍

How many boats do you guys have and what size are they is there different sizes that you guys have to use for fishing and i loves you video s because are calm and no swearing and my young son loves to looking at fishing boats and he 8 years old and you guys are his favorite and he allways watching you videos ❤❤❤

Not a good ending to the Fish Tale today. 23 starfish, 1 undersize halibut, kelp and fog. Nice conditions though and a special guest star, Mr. T. 👍😎

You need some speakers on the outside for some Bluetooth tunes while you’re fishing!

So what happens to th Fish Tale after this trip?

I love❤ your channel and videos. I’m 73 and your videos and interactions with you and your dad and I guess that young man is your son. ( I’m a new subscriber for about 2 months) I grew up in Woonsocket, RI. Fished fresh water a whole bunch of. BUT saltwater fishing was my calling. In the early sixties we fished in our 14 then later a 16 foot boat, Narragansett Bay out of Point Judith. Also both ends of the Cape Cod Canal, Cape Cod Bay to the north and Sandwich Bay to the south. Catching some big flounder, haddock, codfish, pollock and strip bass when they were running. Also in Cap Cod Bay when the Spanish Mackerel were running we would bring like a 35 gallon plastic trash can and catch enough mackerel to pay for a week end of fishing & camping out. Even hooked up to a Giant Blue Fin Tuna with a Penn Senator reel and amount five foot stiff pole. Mackerel for bait. Dad was laughing at me until I hooked up with it in about five minutes. With amazement in both our eyes and faces we seen the Tuna (very large) in about 15 minutes just swimming around until i pulled really hard on that rod with 50 pound test and the Tuna broke off. We both cried in excitement, amazement and hugged. I WAS TRYING TO CATCH A LARGE SHARK. Sharks would hit the mackerel that we were catching on literally tackle mostly smaller ones but we would see big ones around 10 footers. Later years I had fished Virginia Beaches and costal waters. I was a Navy jet mechanic stationed at NAS Norfolk. Later stationed at NAS Jacksonville were I lived for over 30 years after I married a sweet, beautiful native Florida girl and working on one airport as a Federal Aviation Administration certified aircraft and Powerplant mechanic. And had three different boats during that time. Fishing was great. No boats now but fishing coastal waters and some fresh water. This old man will end here with my biggest fish. A king mackerel about 35 pounds, a Tarpon a little over 150 pounds, a tiger shark that was about half the length of my 26 foot boat. And many others by family, friends and others. May each trip be better than the last with full ice boxes. May GOD bless and watch over your boat on every trip on the Alaskan waters. Be safe out there, someone loves you guys…….😎

Kinda looks like starfish skunked on this set 😮. Well besides one P cod. All though we didn't see the whole set coming out in this video. Hopefully something comes up for you in the next video.😊 That's why they call it fishing not catching.😅. See you guys on the next one. 😊

I always love seeing the ingenuity and creativity of fishermen and how that knowledge tends to spread through the community. Like the setup of the shotgun tube. Or if you go look at the Maine lobstermen, or the Crabbers in Maryland. All the little tools and techniques that they've come up with through the years to make things safer and more efficient, and more often than not, built by themselves or someone else in the community.

Hi to the new member ... he could be the younger brother but I could be wrong. Thank you for this great video.

Tristin has a cool sense of humor,added to the video. Longer gangion looks a little less friendly to use and possibly more dangerous. I believe one of you mentioned why, but even unhooking fish is not as easy,sometimes close fingers to the pinch point.I’m not saying safety first or the best bet would be stay on dry land.

Tristan does a great job with the camera. Some people are naturally good at it. Makes for a well done video.

Liek vids keep up😮

I like this placement of your camera is a good view of what you guys are doing. Could see all three of you at the same time.

I won't comment so often because i am watching you guys on my TV and i don't how to comment there , now I'm on my phone because I'm on my out of town holiday ❤

Lots of fishin but not much catchin another normal day. 😢always am waiting for the next video 😊😊

Se escucha vastabte bien

Has Tristin ever clipped on?

The new camera angle when u haul is super. Shows a lot more than the previous spot. Great teamwork.

Think T needs to explain himself lol where’s the fish great video as always thanks team

You go to all that trouble and effort to protect the birds then a dodo conks one in the head with a buoy! LOL

Tristian is the “Videographer”. Make sure to add it to your resumé.

Best of luck guys love watching your videos 👏👏👏

Good to see you again Triston. Always nice to see more family out there.

Are you going to use the fish tale as a movable store when you get your operation go so you can stay fishing longer

Ah oh when the hearing come in to lay there eggs on the kelp along the shore seems like you could get all the bait you want lol good to see the young blood on the boat keep the faith T lol

Good morning my friends and God bless you

Thanks for taking us along!! God bless y'all

Great stuff. Thanks guys!!

2 jawwing and 1 slackin...hmmm make a song outta that one T

Great to see you T! Thanks for another fun and interesting day of fishing❤

Well, at least the Starfish look healthy and plentiful!

I kept getting excited seeing color, only to turn out to be "Skateboards!" lol

Nice Willy Wonka reference!

key willie wonka reference.

Love it when the brothers are working out back

It's good to see T back on the Fish Tale again 👍.

Too bad there wasn’t a market for starfish.

Just like that bam the perfect angle.

Wow looks like starfish ally for u

Missed you Jr. Great time. Ty.

Old bait never good:)

This is the new view and it is great.

La cámara en esa posición se ve mejor 👍

Good to see T out on the water!

Will Canyon

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😊😊😊😊😊

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Good to see your young Brother, out with you guys out on the water. Enjoying your video. Have yourselves an Awesome day fishing.

When you pull up a hook that still has bait on it, why don't you reuse the bait and place the hook on the bucket?

The 'blue sky' on the horizon, is that a reflection of the icebergs?

How many Fish Hunting in one trip?

Glad to see Tris back on the boat y'all be careful out there safety first.