What's up with all the pansy vegans bitching about long lining? It's literally the most sustainable form of commercial fishing. Good fishing dude, tight lines! 🤙
Hi, I would be interested in how the machine releases the hook from the fish...does the leader with the hook tear out of the fish mouth, or does the string tear and the hook remains in the mouth of the fish?
@@HeadbangMushroom usually the hook get pulled out becouse the line-hook get pulled thru a tiny opening usually between 2 pipes-rollers, just big enough for the hook,, but a few of those fishes, the round light brown ones cald BROSME. have tough bones and usually swallow the bait and the hook. so usually the thin rope between the main line and the hook break ORE the hook bends straight. in that case they retrieve most of the hooks when cutting the head of the fish.
it is, but this is greenland halibut, a different species. atlantic halibut is a species that can be confused with greenland halibut if observed with an untrained eye.
in norwergian it is called Isgalt, latin : Macrourus berglax. its a type of grenadier it seems. unfortunately it doesnt go to human consumption due to "small and sceptical market" and ends up being ground down to animal feed :(
on the greenland halibut we put out two lines, each with 5500 hooks, we start hauling approx 8 hrs after setting. depth is 650m outside the norwegian coast. we bleed out the fish onboard and put it in ice slush and are back to deliver it normally 24h within starting to haul. very short season, only 2 weeks. 20 tons of quota
perhaps you should learn the difference between the greenland halibut and the atlantic halibut. do yourself a favour and read up on the subject. then we'll talk
New strategy, pretend like you’re reeling in the line, but instead unleash 100 rounds of 410 on full auto through your saiga on those birds Then just leave the line in and wait for sharks to come take the bait
@@OyvindHesjevik I would think fifty pounds would be mature I’m not saying those really small but I thought they’d be a lot bigger no disrespect intended
@@OyvindHesjevik lol, you tell me. People been fishing for thousands of years, cry babies can stay home . Everything people eat is or was living at one time including lettuce and bugs.
