Thomas Norwood
Thomas Norwood
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Part 2 Long Line Fishing in the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia. Canada
Part two. Fishing with Capt. Vance Dixon & Robbie Prime Update!
This was the Stella Jean, Not the Fundy Gypsy. Thanks Dan for the correction!
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Long Line Fishing in the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia Canada
Просмотров 1,4 млн12 лет назад
Part 1. Fishing with Capt Vance Dixon & Crew Robbie Prime, August 9th 1988. Note: This was the Stella Jean, not the Fundy Gypsy. Thanks Dan for the heads up!
A sail around Westport-Nova Scotia- Harbour with Capt. Jim Maclauchlan
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A short sail with Capt. Maclauchlan. Through the passage, around Peters Island and back again. VHS video to Digital.
Petit Passage II Westport Brier Island Nova Scotia Canada
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Footage from 1986 of the Petit Passage II ( or as it was sometimes called the Yellow Submarine) arriving and departing Westport. This is VHS video tape converted to digital so don't expect much.

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  • @karelltulod3079
    @karelltulod3079 2 года назад

    Canada I love Canada

  • @lawrence198169
    @lawrence198169 2 года назад

    That actually brings back a lot of memories visiting my grandmother who used to live across from the ferry slip. She's been gone 21 years and her house is long gone now. Makes me miss those days 😔

  • @adrianjarvis9391
    @adrianjarvis9391 2 года назад

    my dad and brother did this shit

  • @JKeddy
    @JKeddy 3 года назад

    Rather loud compared to today's ferries.

  • @deffonotdana
    @deffonotdana 3 года назад

    I bet we can fish Fundy there

  • @jndpemalang3113
    @jndpemalang3113 3 года назад

    Good👍

  • @malcolmstevens8871
    @malcolmstevens8871 3 года назад

    My father was a fisherman with his father and uncles and cousin's..i have been reviewing the coments....and have friends todaywho also fish.....if yo look at the sea that lies before them ...how long would it take you to not loose your balance

  • @leonardorodriguez1422
    @leonardorodriguez1422 3 года назад

    Impecable!!!

  • @amriantoanto1891
    @amriantoanto1891 4 года назад

    Fantastic..

  • @arturoflores4136
    @arturoflores4136 4 года назад

    Buen vídeo tiene algunos años a si se pescaba tradicionalmente a un muchos pescan asi

  • @johnmcgillycuddy5696
    @johnmcgillycuddy5696 4 года назад

    great people out there ,,, they know how to live a good life ,,,,,

  • @jackstrawwichita571
    @jackstrawwichita571 4 года назад

    Scum bag fuck heads. Best thing that can happen is they get caught in a storm and drown. All of them..

  • @cb887
    @cb887 5 лет назад

    I go lobstering up there in brier island Nova Scotia

  • @kennethgrimes5494
    @kennethgrimes5494 5 лет назад

    There is fish out ther boys you just gotta catch them wisdom from the highliner

  • @kennethgrimes5494
    @kennethgrimes5494 5 лет назад

    Very few boats use a sail to slow there roll and tac any more in fact i only know of one here in bay county fl.and she is over 80 years old

    • @rongirard326
      @rongirard326 3 года назад

      That sail is not for roll or tack, it is stuck out off the back to keep the bow of the boat pointed into the wind. Otherwise the bow (which is higher than the stern and catches more wind), would be blowing back over the trawl line and dragging fish across the keel of the boat and knocking them off. No one is steering the boat when they haul, the engine is just a bit more than idling in order to keep up with the hauler as the sail on the stern keeps them pointed into the wind.

    • @kennethgrimes5494
      @kennethgrimes5494 3 года назад

      @@rongirard326 yes sir i know have fitted out a few vessels lately with a sail just built all the rigging for one on a Queen boat here at Andersons marina on the beach here in Panama they work in many ways if you know what you are doing.

  • @kennethgrimes5494
    @kennethgrimes5494 5 лет назад

    This is how we shot long lines back in the day when i first started fishing .dangerous way to do it but it worked just watch out for flying hooks. And sometimes the line tangeled and jerked the whole tub overboard.oh yeah sometimes you would catch a seagull or albatross. Sometimes alot of them and when that happens you catch sharks.lol vicious cycle.

  • @empekampura5806
    @empekampura5806 5 лет назад

    Ranafan

  • @victorkuan2015
    @victorkuan2015 6 лет назад

    Good job! Very efficient!

  • @colbtron
    @colbtron 6 лет назад

    Mega snarlsssss

  • @got2kittys
    @got2kittys 6 лет назад

    I did this 45 years ago. This was longlining for many small operations. The really good old guys would haul, wind and hang the hook on the side of the bucket as fast as it came in. The main line was high quality tarred cotton. The stick is for when the boat is slow. It flings in a zig zag, keeping more line on good grounds. Netters do that too.

  • @maineoutdoorsman677
    @maineoutdoorsman677 6 лет назад

    Fucking dangerous right there I know guys that have big scars on there shoulders from hooks flying everywhere.

  • @bigstef9134
    @bigstef9134 7 лет назад

    Not only is that a dumb way to fish with long line its also disgusting,hell i catch more fish with my 17 foot boat lol

    • @Tsamokie
      @Tsamokie 4 года назад

      Right. Have you ever commercially fished?

  • @altitudeillume6060
    @altitudeillume6060 7 лет назад

    good video, love the decknoise and talking ---- good, no screaming music.

  • @skeets6060
    @skeets6060 7 лет назад

    No matter what you think thats one tough way to make a living

  • @alankwong-ry1cr
    @alankwong-ry1cr 7 лет назад

    LAZY ASS

  • @user-qo8ol4on1h
    @user-qo8ol4on1h 7 лет назад

    αγιοσπαισιος

  • @mikejone1934
    @mikejone1934 7 лет назад

    we need to go back to basic and use hooks instead of net, because these huge nets are drag and while its being drag, it destroy all the coral reefs that protects the little fish (babies) because in the near future, when all the land are being occupy by living space. the ocrean will be one of our main source of food, and energy

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    @smoovemoveproductionsllc3012 7 лет назад

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  • @yeoj1925
    @yeoj1925 7 лет назад

    cod fish?

  • @isupermantw
    @isupermantw 8 лет назад

    講得不錯!努力加油,長期繼續分享才會成功。董教練祝福。假如你覺得喜歡,請追蹤我的頻道。

  • @dungarvin1
    @dungarvin1 8 лет назад

    just fucking stupid

  • @jasonmiller1796
    @jasonmiller1796 8 лет назад

    Goodness sake sell up and put grizzly Adams out to grass u 2 are clueless accident waiting to happen

  • @jasonmiller1796
    @jasonmiller1796 8 лет назад

    Watching this is painful why ever do they feel the need to shoot with a stick just fabricate a stainless h bar over the stern and let them run over the stern I'm very surprise this guy hasn't any fingers missing

    • @samkom33
      @samkom33 7 лет назад

      hehe i grew up using the stick metod to get the longline out.. hehe butwhen i was 15 i buildt my first wooden curved frame coverd with thin steel plate, it worked perfekt

    • @colbtron
      @colbtron 6 лет назад

      Right cringe worthy

  • @1432bird
    @1432bird 8 лет назад

    the byproduct catch seems excessive, esp when you just rip the hook out of them

  • @kennethhanaburgh2363
    @kennethhanaburgh2363 8 лет назад

    gaffing and killing unwanted fish no matter what kind shows no respect for the oceans life

    • @doctoredable
      @doctoredable 8 лет назад

      Isn't this the truth!! I liked that many of the fish were released at the block before they were brought onboard .

    • @user-cd2rn7xm4c
      @user-cd2rn7xm4c 6 лет назад

      又v出方法丰富一条ft团体图还不 有人得瑟如果和joll了@@doctoredable

    • @kennethgrimes5494
      @kennethgrimes5494 5 лет назад

      Suck it people.

  • @tryan8660
    @tryan8660 8 лет назад

    Thanks for posting. That footage, in contrast to the technology available to even small operators today, is revealing. It is shame that particular fishery was so misunderstood. Hope the same is not happening with the Patagonian toothfish or chilean sea bass as Americans like to call it on their plates. Orange roughy almost gone too. Locale decimation leads to trophic ecosystem problems in manifold ways.

  • @neilpaulbrady4350
    @neilpaulbrady4350 9 лет назад

    that fish wont be very good after being sat in the sun for hours

  • @masterblob7196
    @masterblob7196 9 лет назад

    What bait was being used??

  • @jackcanard1823
    @jackcanard1823 9 лет назад

    I thought it was quite well established that overfishing was the cause of the collapse. According to who you ask, the blame for that overfishing will be placed either on the fatory dragger ships, or the overabundance of small boat fishers as well as the dragger ships. The dragers seemed to be most at fault, as their nets not only cuth huge swathes though the water, catching every fish within thier width, but also destroy groundfish habitat because of the huge bars/weights that are used to keep the nets taught, spread and controlled as they are dragged. It's like dragging a grader across the seafloor. Not only are you taking all of the edible size fish, who knows what kind of prey species or spawning beds are destroyed doing this...Many scientists warn that we face the threat of ocean wide collapses starting within our lifespan, global...we know it can happen quickly, and to very large areas, and countries still use the reasoning of "if i dont get the fish the other guy will" when going out to deplete international waters....Tragedy of the Commons.

  • @muktiwibowo3784
    @muktiwibowo3784 9 лет назад

  • @watchmartinbastin
    @watchmartinbastin 9 лет назад

    So what r u guys doing now? U still fishing?

  • @exroyalcanadian
    @exroyalcanadian 9 лет назад

    Thanks for sharing, sure brings back memories of the good days

  • @C0nstance1
    @C0nstance1 9 лет назад

    Brings back happy memories. East Coast UK, mid - 70's - Suffolk. We proved light gear and accurate baiting worked - and now, 40 years on, it was fun! God Rest a good few, including Mike Carpenter, Roy Partridge, Des Samkin ....... and many others

  • @oldbikerbear
    @oldbikerbear 10 лет назад

    I was hake fishing on the Long Island shore about the time this was filmed. We would run 5 tubs of close gear,hooks about 28 inches apart, and let it set no more than a half hour before we started hauling it back. Most of the sets were for 4 to 5 thousand lbs. of hake and cod. We didnt run by hand tho we used a sluce.

  • @user-zh2hg7dt2h
    @user-zh2hg7dt2h 10 лет назад

    hey can i tell to your group of "shark haters" to go to hell when they die? because the shark finning and long lining are illegal and the man kills 100 million of sharks every year,they kill 5-15 of us every YEAR,dying for bleeding of from bite of sharks,they don't eat the men they attack us because them fear us!

  • @dragodons
    @dragodons 10 лет назад

    umm...exciting?

  • @Heyzipupyourfly
    @Heyzipupyourfly 10 лет назад

    Thanks so much for posting these videos. Not much footage out there of this old time stuff. Good on ya!

  • @SuperOlds88
    @SuperOlds88 10 лет назад

    looks like a good way to end up being fishbait

  • @hunterinalberta
    @hunterinalberta 10 лет назад

    This is 25 years ago.We do not need comments.

  • @jerryball8357
    @jerryball8357 10 лет назад

    get a goose neck. baits dont fly off if baited properly. if ur worried about it then bait outside the tub and ler er rip