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Thank you for the kind note! Glad you enjoyed watching 😀

You can do it few ways - hit the docks and ask around is the old school way. Now you can join a couple commercial fishing Facebook groups and post seeking a job. The best way is to be recommended to the job through someone else if possible . Good luck!

It’s not supposed to be cooked. It’s supposed to be eaten raw

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Get the f¥ck over it

Go be a baby somewhere else

Please......

No it isn’t…and I’m black 🥴

Days like these make the bad days worth it :)

That's a bummer! Hope you are feeling better 🙏

Hopefully a ride you enjoyed! For the real fun, you need to visit during bluefin season if you haven't already. That's a lot of fun with a big sea.

Yes we do! We are located on Hatteras Island, North Carolina. A beautiful National Park with an iconic lighthouse, well worth the visit especially in the summer time. If you aren't able to visit in person, we do shipping in the cooler months about October - April. Check out our website, www.harborhousehatteras.com, to send us a message when you are ready.

Yea these guys are strong swimmers! But seriously, its not that scary to us because we use this inlet in all conditions and have the right vessel, equipment, and expertise. It may be the worst bar on the East Coast to you, but it is standard operating procedure for us. Look, our commercial fishing vessels have average of $15,000 worth of safety gear that is updated and inspected annually by the US Coast Guard. So if something were to happen, a lift raft automatically deploys along with an EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon). In addition, longline boats must notify NMFS when they leave the dock so they can be monitored by GPS during the trip so they would notice if we went offline. They have saved a few vessels this way! Private / charter boats are not required to have this safety gear or monitoring - all they are required to have is a life vest and a whistle. So if one was traveling out Oregon Inlet on a private/charter boat with an unexperienced captain and crew then yes, I would 100% recommend everyone on board wear a life vest because you lack safety equipment. You should also take a bible because you will need it. BUT on a commercial vessel it is a professional operation where you are always prepared for the worst, which is why we coordinated and followed Miss Kaleigh out. Actually, she cracked a window right before us but you have to go through it, can't go around it, so we charged on. Oh I forgot to add, I can get my survival suit on in about a minute :)

yea I agree, maybe ill re-edit it. I was using it to cover up the cursing ;)

Cursing we like maybe youtube don't like it .. yes the music stank

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Yes, Diamond Shoals is about 30 miles south of Oregon Inlet. They are located directly off Cape Point - you can see the Cape Hatteras lighthouse in the distance which was built to warn mariners of the shoals. I actually had to call Jeff, a Hatteras local who is seen in the first scene, to get current numbers of the slough. It’s a challenging area to navigate but Wimpy is a great captain! On this trip we were targeting mahi so went down to Wilmington, about 100 miles south of Oregon Inlet that’s why we crossed the shoals.

@@HarborHouseSeafood sounds like a heck of a fun trip! I just wouldn't want to do it in anything like rough weather. Even on sunny days I've seen it go from manageable 8 foot seas to 16+ foot and breaking 6 or 7 miles out on the south side of shoals, especially if the swell gets up from anything NE to SE

@@erichammond9308 Its not a place you want to get caught in and have the seas build! A few old timers have found themselves quickly in a deadly situation on the shoals at night. Things change so fast in those waters that most boats try to fish alongside someone else. Tell you what, I got a phone call around 8:30pm a couple years ago - "your brother is stuck on the shoals and is taking on water....." Absolute worst feeling in the world, turned out he was stuck outside Hatteras Inlet - still bad but not as bad as the shoals!

@@HarborHouseSeafood amen to that! That was a sunny day (blowing about 30-35 kts from the SW and flipped to SE) right as we got to the trawler we were sent to tow in (he lost his prop). Ended up towing him back through Hatteras inlet and that was breaking 12 foot across the entire bar.

You may have had your volume too loud? Try turning it down with the speaker looking tool by the play button!

@@HarborHouseSeafood I liked the video thanks for sharing. Sure are some negative folks out there. That's what happens when they live in them big cities I guess. Too much pollution and no more fresh air maybe.

@@charlieduvall6463 yup, perfect reason to visit Hatteras Island more! Salty fresh air and endless ocean to calm the mind :)

Turn off the volume and be positive