STOPPED by U.S. Navy while Fishing! TOO CLOSE to a NUCLEAR SUB! (Catch & Cook)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2019
- STOPPED by U.S. Navy while Fishing! TOO CLOSE to a NUCLEAR SUB! (Catch & Cook)
I got too close to a nuclear submarine while fishing for Flounder! As I was approaching, I got stopped by the U.S. Navy and was told to stay 1000 yards away from any US military ships. Puget Sound fishing at it's finest! Lesson learned - don't get pulled over by the military, intercepted by the navy, or boarded by the navy! Reminded me a lot of the "coast guard boards submarine" video... Besides being stopped by the Navy patrol boat, I get to show you how to catch flounder in the Puget Sound, and did a fun catch and cook with a creative flounder recipe. While I got stopped by the feds, it was an awesome day out fishing the Puget Sound.
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Navy sailor here, 1000 yards is the rule of thumb but you can come as close as 100 yards if no one stops you. Any closer than that we will start shooting with a 50 caliber mounted machine gun though...
Good to know! And advice taken 😂 I know what a .50bmg can do......
@@NWFishingSecrets not to worry.....at 100 yards the NAVY still couldn't hit you with a fifty....they can't see that well....hard time figuring which way the bullets point...and in general it's always someone else job....now if the SEAL's were involved....your little rig is already set to explode at 800 yards...again not to worry....you never hear the one that gets you...
@@EldishRinger best you throw a large handful...some might not go sideways or forward....
100 yards is still pretty darn close, doesn't seem safe.
But then again whose gonna attack a warship with a tiny boat ya know? Hhaha
@biocybernaut Rules are written in blood. A boat just like that pulled up on one of our destroyers and they detonated explosives that killed a dozen sailors and hurt even more like 20 years ago. USS Cole look it up.
What japanese doing before pearl harbor: casually fishing
After pearl harbor:
5:25
Yeah.... Well they umm got two nukes
@@thewolfoflight5780 they thought they woulg et one boat
@@gizmo7372 they got 1 plane
LOL
@@Chew1ee wasnt it 2 different plane?
Navy: "How are ya?"
Fisherman: "Great, you?"
Navy: "Oh, you know, living the stress free life: just responsible for this Ohio class world-ender over here."
Ohio class world ender
Same thing, boat with guns.. gunboats
@@niagaradrones literally world ender, if it ever fires its 24 trident II icbms with 12 warheads per missile, 500kt-1.5 megatons each one
"Wait, its all Ohio?"
*launches nuke*
"Always has been."
That's hilarious when I eventually start training for the Royal Navy I wouldn't wanna be responsible for escorting one of our £3.7 Billion Queen Elizabeth Class Aircraft Carriers which both weigh over 70,600 tonnes. Believe me when I say but just standing next to the Carriers you're literally an ant compared to those ships. Both ships are terrifyingly massive. 💪🇬🇧
It's a well known fact bullet lures are nuclear subs biggest weakness.
Dude that's some funny shit 😂
I can just see it, 1000 yards away with the line words the sub "Come on... Take it......."
All of a sudden it starts moving towards you haha
This is why you should dispose your fishing equipment responsibly
It can kill marine life and Nuclear submarines 😅
@@RexWort Save the nuclear submarines!
Well duh
“I have a good suspicion of what is down there” *nuclear sub lurking below: hehehe he won’t suspect a thing!*
Ya and it's just watching him
Yes sir
I pictured the tfs goku laugh
"Lurking" is my favourite english word
BAHHAHAA
I've stood under one while it was in dry dock. They're massive.
that's what she said 😂
Would be a crazy experience!
Was that in Newport News, or somewhere else?
@@Grahf0 Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, mid/early 90's....USS Philadelphia I believe (it was a refuel/defuel mission). Did a lot of security for subs down in Charleston, SC as well but that was mostly involving the loading/unloading of missiles.
Under?
*sees a nuclear submarine*
"Ah yes I must approach this vessle of masss destruction in a small fast boat"
Lol
Sounds like the Iranian navy...
Dnt be fooled the USS cole was devastated by a small boat... watch the documentary on it
@Puckman637 i was in the navy and escorted subs in kingsbay ga so im very aware brother man
@Yeasty George haha ok dude u too
“Oh look it’s the police”
Navy boat with 3 heavy mgs pulls up
I wouldn't call 240s heavy mgs 😂. Literally sure.
@@ted4672 Fucking haymakers is what they are...regardless.
@@ChrisWashburn But not HMGs. Big difference. 240s are ight. Extremely easy to shoot.
Looked like M240’s to me. 7.62mm. I used to hump one of those around but it was worth it when it came time to shoot! But then I had to clean it :/
@@ted4672 a heavy mg would be like 20mm right
“Looks like I caught a big one!”
*reels in
*world ending submarine surfaces
Exactly what I thought 😂 maybe he was reeling in the sub
It's not really a WORLD ENDING sub just because it has the word "nuclear" in its title
Can hardly end Iran how will it end the world 😂
@@ilikepigeons6101 well there enoug nukes to kill a few countries ten times over so, and the purpose of a submarine is actually to directly launch a nuke back at an enemy if other option are unable to fire
@@danksanchez4324 I was thinking about it last night. Just how powerful nukes are nowadays? I just thought was as same as the ones to attack Japan a long time ago
Navy guy was super cool wow! Just came up said dont come close and took off haha what an awesome experience.
Josh Stock dude, super cool experience! Turns out he’s a subscriber too 😂
It could have gone so much worse, trust me as a sailor when I say that.
its sad that you think its cool that he acted like a normal human. whats interesting/scary is that your comment implies that most authority like cops and army/navy etc. are on a high horse and are assholes in other wise very neutral situations. this is a sad country that we live in when that is the expected norm.
@@MsPokemonsoulsilver your reaching.
I said it was cool because he was cool.
That's it. I dont judge people based on anything but the actions they take.
jjt228 i mean i think it’s pretty cool anyone in the military or police acts friendly, just because it’s nice to see that these people are good people, contrary to what the common perception of of how interacting with these people is.
Everybody gangsta until " engage unknown vessel " heard on radio .
Omg : Thanks for the likes . 1 bullet lure for each of you !
😂
America"s stupid fear of fake terrorism at its top BS....if anyone really wanted to seriously damage that Sub,it could be done with a budget of under 10 G.,in two minutes with a few good drones and explosives from miles away.....!!!!
@@joehentalack2443 i guess that is the whole reason they are so scared in the first place.
Not hate , jus' sayin'.
@@joehentalack2443 Also , don't you not want the CIA to monitor everything you do from now on ?
@Ivan Karaschuk If I were him I would be on the lookout for a certain network by name of " National Defensive ISR Van #4 " .
I am a retired crab fisherman who worked on the Bering Sea, twice Russian subs surfaced next to us. One time they even pointed their deck guns at us. The second time they wanted board us, fortunately the coast guard was nearby and we left in a hurry
The threat of military retaliation in general would send the Russians away but if I were on a crab boat with a Russian sub and the coast guards little boats pulled up I wouldn't feel all that much safer.
@@JoCE2305 I guess you would have to see it. We had a coast guard ship next to us and then 10 minutes later 2 Fighters flew over. We did feel safe at that point. The Russians didn't want a fight they were just flexing and trying to keep us away from their "trawlers"
Must've been a long time ago, considering the last Soviet submarine with a deck gun was decommissioned by 1960, with nearly all classes carrying just one.
Imagine the submarine came up and asked for a piece
I'd let them have a bite for sure 🤙 😂
@@NWFishingSecrets if you didn't they would have sunken you
They might have if they knew what was cooking... that looked delicious!
I´d run adios this fish ain urs m8
I came here after bad boys fishing boat vs warship
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This seems more like a Gordon Ramsay episode than a submarine sighting
😂 Gotta love a well balanced video 🎣
“Oh look at that he only has one eye........ I tell you that your day ain’t getting any better” 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
🤣
I have never ate fresh fish but watching this makes me hungry
Try it 🤤 🐟
City boy comment
matthew lee all the lakes near me are catch and release I’ve had fresh deer that I shot plus all the fish I’ve caught where too small or not good eating and my John boat isn’t legal yet so I can’t go out in saltwater yet
@@sargentdoggo297 but was i right?
matthew lee yeah, sorry I was thinking you where calling me a city boy
My dad was a captain of a navy sub growing up remember that view watching him come home from deployment, never got old.
Basically after USS Cole we’ve been very cautious about who gets near our ships. But that MAA was chill. Usually they’re a lot stricter haha
Encounter subs all the time in northern hood canal when the silvers are in. Cool watching them open up the bridge.
Yep. My Dad was doing his Fresh-water dive cert (I think?) years ago now, in Hood Canal, and got cleared/asked out of the water temporarily because they were running a sub through.
But it's no fun when you are driving onto the bridge and see the flashing red lights for a closure turn on. Nuts, we'll be waiting for awhile... lol
I lived on the Olympic Peninsula for twenty years, and remember being on the Hood Canal Bridge when they opened it up to a nuclear sub. I was probably 500 yards away, sitting in my car when it went through. This was like ten years ago, and I’ve never forgotten the sight.
That submarine is the kind of thing you want to catch. It happened.
You hooked a sub? 😂
@@NWFishingSecrets Not me, but some dudes hooked an Akula class sub in the 90's.
@no name No, in the 90's a Typhoon got tangled up in a fishing net. The victor III is also funny
Just like the Weetabix advert here in the UK
@@NWFishingSecrets fun fact, some fishermen have actually gotten their hooks disturbed by subs. Its a popular pasttime that the US Navy uses to test the stealth of their subs. They pilot them maybe 100 meteres below a civilian vessel. If they aren’t spotted, they pass the training.
You should sell those bullet lures.
Watch out, I might 🤣
Back around 1980, we were trolling off Molokai, over a 20 fathom shelf called the Penguin Banks. We were searching for a fish aggregation platform that the State of Hawaii had anchored on the eastern end of the shelf.
Finally we spotted something low on the water, black, which binoculars showed had some pipes sticking upward out of it. We headed straight for it at 4 knotts, but after about 15 minutes, it didn't seem to get any closer. We were totally mistified for about another 10 minutes, when it suddenly disappeared.
We knew now that we were chasing the conning tower of a US nuclear sub. As for the fish aggregating platform, we never found it that day.
Man, what a cool experience! Would be amazing to see one surface or submerge!
Sub literally baited you for god knows how long only to dip out. 😂
nobody:
porn stars: wooooooaahh hooww did i get there
Wowowowowow
“Oh this fish feels tiny”
*pulls nuclear sub out of water*
Fun fact: “Ohio” class sub the U.S.S. louisiana (SSBN-743) is taller than the pyramids in Egypt (all of them) and is roughly 110 feet taller than the great pyramid’s current height.
It’s longer than they are tall. It’s not 560 feet tall
"The pyramids current height"?
Its height hasn't changed much in like 4500 years 😂😂
Yeah forgot to say “if you stood the sub up on its tail it would be taller” yeah the length of the sub is longer than the pyramids height.
The U.S.S Gerald R. Ford is just over 1,100 feet long🤔
Yeah current height cuz its lost around 30ft off the top since being built.
MadMike Gaming just imagine if they were tall insects of long
@@mikewilliams9543 be more shocked it USS Enterprise CVN-80 were about to built
"Attention , unknown vessel , this is the USS Ohio nuclear submarine , do you hear me ? "
" _Affirmative_ "
"You are about to enter a maritime exclusion zone , state your intentions "
" *_PREPARE TO BE BOARDED , OVER_* "
Commander : Beta Six , prepare an auto cannon toward 96 degrees portside and prepare to engage , I repeat , prepare for combat , over !
*Fires a bluff round*
*Wets pants* " Im- Imma joking "
Imagine if that happened 🤣🤣
Dev Shah 😂
OHIO has a sub
@@thecoon6738 I meant ohio class
@@Memelander EVEN BETTER MY STATE HAS S CLASS
Time stamp? I feel like this is a joke and I’m being dumb but is there a time stamp?
I don’t eat food I just photosynthesis but that makes me hungry.
NW: Pieces of wild mushroom's
Me: and uh do you think u woke up on a boat because of those mushroom's?
😂
Not really in to fishing, mainly here for the sub and patrol boat, but this is a pretty cool video. I like how you caught, cleaned, and cooked while just floating around on your boat and enjoying you day! Thanks for uploading! 👍
Years ago my friend and I had been about 7 miles off shore fishing at night off the east coast . We were coming back in when all of a sudden a submarine that had been running underwater came to surface like a huge giant whale and scared us to death . It was within maybe 300 feet of us when that happened . A sight to behold on a moonlit night and to remember for a lifetime. I wonder if the Captain knew we were there ? LOL
they DEFINITELY knew you were there and they probably surfaced so close just to make you pee a little xD The passive sonar on those boats could hear a fishing vessel miles out and they are ALWAYS listening for whats around them
that’s cool but I’d probably shit myself ngl
U.S. submarines, both 'boomers' and attack subs, have the best sonar operators onboard. It's not a far stretch of any imagination that those sonar operators can hear a whale fart at 50 miles.
Came for the sub.... stayed for the flounder!! Great video!!
😂 Glad you enjoyed man!
Damn I'm impressed by how powerful the Navy boat seems
I was a reactor operator on one of those subs (the Alabama) many years ago... interesting to see that they were running the diesel, that's kind of unusual. Maybe doing some maintenance on it or something.
It was running high exhaust ?
@@christopherchristofonovich3131 I'm not sure what you mean by "high exhaust" but the exhaust for the diesel generator is up on the sail, yes. It was just an observation is all. Like I mentioned, they were probably doing required periodic maintenance on the diesel.
@@gfrerking Yeah I'm just talking about the visual yield on video.
Some boats run the diesel on the surface for qualifications and proficiency, as well as(if you've got a nice captain.) when pulling in, so the nukes can get a head start on shutting down before they hit the pier.
@@malachiardoin8618 being a nuke myself, I can't imagine a CO bringing a boat in without full maneuvering capabilities - you never know what might happen - and I also can't imagine a CO giving nukes a head start on anything! LOL. But diesel quals/proficiency/ maintenance is a very real possibility... and it definitely helped get some fresh air into the boat!
Those guys from the Navy were surprisingly chill about him being there, definitely a cool sight!
Maybe the flounder with one eye and nuclear submarines operating in the area is more than a coincidence lol.
The sun gives off more radiation than a submarine.
JustWastingTime
Yes, it just had a genetical mis consistency. The nuclear sub is just a coincidence
I think it was a joke.
Elizabeth Ridenbaugh I don’t think it was
Shredds no way it could’ve been a joke when the dude said lol at the end you right
"Hi...today we will be fishing and here's some tips and tricks...a little backstory on the fish we caught and its use as bait.......oh and would you look at that.... theres a Submarine...and theres a boat with a heavy machine gun coming to say hi...so anyways...lets get back to fishing...and now we shall move onto the cooking portion of our show."
This was the best show....ever.
“What do we got comin up what do we got comin up”
Nuclear Submarine: allow me to introduce myself
Love your videos . Much respect to you 💪💯. The way you handled it.
your videos are super cool , keep pumpin them out!!!
Another great video, still can't wait till the green river episode and can't wait till silvers start rolling in!!
It's coming!!! 🎣
Hey buddy... watching your vids every time I’m free...👍👍👍👍
I love how you have hearted a ton of new comments on a year old video.
Listen to that inboard engine pur when theu rolled off.
Beautiful
Great video I like when you do the catch and cook all in one video
Thank you! I will be doing more catch & cooks again soon! Can't wait to share them 🎣
that navy boat is amazing looking
Nothing is more fresh than that. I bet the caught and cooked flounder with the wild mushrooms was just amazing!
I love the catch clean and fillet and cook videos. Thank you
You're welcome! I enjoy them too 🤤
Nice, you can see ships coming and going from Bremerton often also.
Once I saw an entire carrier group moving through the Puget Sound from a hilltop in Sequim. So awesome.
They weren't mad just a giving you a heads up and honestly bored. I used to man patrol boats in the Canadian navy and we didn't just guard Canadian ships.
The irony is that while you were in awe of their boat they were wishing they were on yours 😂
UA-cam algorithm got too real. That's my old unit and I deployed up there on that exact mission and that exact boat. Not type of boat, that exact hull number (402). Best "deployment" ever.
Love the vid man. From the UK :-) the delicious crunch the fish made when you bit into it, great food fresh as hell. Subscribed man
Man it was delicious 🤤 Glad to have you subscribed!
This video is so satisfying and the views are amazing. I'm going on your next trip. LOL
😂
I agree it was absolutely delicioussss bro
Man loved this video, I appreciate your chilled vibes 🍃👌
Good old Puget Sound! My dad has a sailboat up that way and we’ve had some great memories. Saw a submarine steaming down the sound and also got a fairly close up encounter with CVN-74 John C. Stennis coming out of Bremerton, presumably after a maintenance checkup.
I’ll never forget there were lines of sightseers on the shoreline, including some vehicles. Somebody honked the rhythm to “shave and a haircut” on their car and moments later the Stennis responded. So cool.
They have the snorkel up, that steam looking stuff is the Fairbanks running.
They use a seawater mist in the exhaust plenum.
That little flounder LMAO
I feel like if you caught an "actual" flounder that rod would instantly snap.
This is an awesome video! Just found you front his video but I really like the vibe going on
Good well rounded video. Relaxing, informative with your bait, fishing, filleting, cooking, & sub watching. I want to go fishing and I’m hungry!
that's the kind of life i wanna live, one on the ocean catchin fish. I envy u.😁
Keep in mind some of the tech on those subs may be classified
After all, they are supposed to be the most secretive attack vessels in the fleet
Dude, ALOT of the tech on those subs is HIGHLY classified.
That's awesome! My son is stationed in Washington as a corpsman. Thanks for sharing.
Great video love the catch and cook videos keep up the great work sir!!!!
Good, I enjoy the catch and cooks too 🤤 🎣 Thank you!!!
makes me wanna build a raft and go catch some freakin fish
That's the spirit man! 😂 🎣
3:11 Sub in the distance.
No shit sherlock ;-)
Oh no shit
Navy sub and fresh catch - now that is pretty dang cool.
Hey man I love ur vids and I love being able to wake up every week and watch u I wish I could come fish with u but I’m from Kentucky which is a couple hours but I do hope that u are having fun .FISH ONNN!
Next episode should be “Nuclear Submarine crew catch and cook”
That almost looks like a Virginia class SSN! Quite an amazing attack submarine. Great video as usual, hope to see ya on the Duwamish tomorrow!
Whatever kind of sub it was, I’d hate to be on the receiving end of it’s firepower 🔥 I’ll be on the Duwamish from low tide until 2:30pm 👍
NW Fishing Secrets I caught two today from the shire, had 4 on. How did you do!? :)
Shore*
Caught 2 Pinks, 1 jack Coho, 1 jack Chinook - all on eggs! Was a blast! Can't wait to go again!
Ohio class SSBN
Watching a submarine making way and on the surface. That was a thing of beauty.
hahaha that's crazy...would have loved to see that in person! Looking forward to the next vid!
It’ll get your heart pounding a bit, that’s for sure! But worth it 🤣 New video coming this week. Maybe weekend too
Wow you are replying to comments 9 months later! Good content dude keep it up
I’ve always appreciated people’s comments, and try to read them all!
"Vere do you keep da nuclear wessels?" LOL moment if you know the quote.
If only fishing was this quick & easy!!! Life in time-lapse!!!
Brings me back to being chased off the mothball fleet fishing for sturgeon in California. Keep the videos coming!
The question is - did you get a sturgeon before being chased away? 😆
@@NWFishingSecrets I almost got spooled there once and had to follow the fish in my boat by my self. They dumped a bunch of cable down there and got wrapped up. At least my whole rig came back so the fish should be ok. but the cable leader looked like a loose slinky when I reeled it up. Sturgeon are my unicorn fish. I have been with friends who catch keepers and I get a big goose egg every time.
Very cool. That was a Ohio class ballistic missile sub! Probably loaded up with about 100 nuclear warheads maybe a little less though.
Nah, they carry about 1/4 to a half compliment of nukes and the rest cruise missiles depending on what's happening in the world at the time. Subs still need to be versatile, and you can't do that by lobbing nukes at anything you're told to attack. Sometimes you just need to strike a runway or something, you don't need a nuke for that.
@@Horible4 only the first 4 Ohios were retrofitted to carry TLAMS, the remaining 16 should only every carry tridents in the tubes. When the SSBNs (not the first 4) are out on a mission it is a singular focus. They don't care if we need to strike some shack in Syria, the Navy will use one of the hundred other vessels that can do that, they are out there for one reason and one reason only.
@@MrGeforcerFX Tridents are the bomb!
@@christopherchristofonovich3131 Tridents are the missile, the UGM-133, a SLBM made my lockheed martin, carried by the ohio class and the vanguard class of SSBN submarines. The trident missile can carry up to 14 (USN, RN carries 8) thermonuclear dial a yield warheads if not restricted by treaty.
@@MrGeforcerFX Yupp and they cost 30 million each!!
It's the same in the River Clyde in Scotland as Royal Navy nuclear subs transit to and from the base at Faslane. Lots of inflatables chasing anyone who gets too close. They have to dodge the many ferries though.
Same here with the ferries 😂
Just chilling living the life with such peaceful scenery man I wish I could go do that right now
I live in seattle love seeing all the military activity it's badass all the aircraft, submarines, a few aircraft carriers
5:40 says, " come on up, come on up baby!"
Be funny if another submarine just pops up!! Lol careful what you ask for haha
Back in time when the danish marine still had submarines i meet one in the midle of the night. That were pretty spooky.
Oh I bet that would be spooky! Where did you see it? I am only familiar with the Kattegat! My great uncle used to catch old German water mines in his fishing nets there.
@@NWFishingSecrets I saw i in Lillebælt ( Lille belt) outside of Strib Lighthouse.
@Marianne Leth Nej det skrottede dem i 2004.
This seems so nice just fishing and cooking what you catch in the water in a beautiful day damn that's so nice
Gotta love the sound of those Detroits in that Patrol Boat. Spent a year in the Navy myself. Don't want to get to close to them after the USS Cole incident.
The navy has some cool toys lmao
Dammm the US navy boat sound good
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That looks like a cast away delight !!!!
from a navy vet that served in the area (USS Nimitz in the 90s) Puget Sound, for the Nimitz anyway, is a restricted maneuvering situation. there is a limited area they have to maneuver due to turning radius, water depth, or some other condition, and as a result they have the right of way. in these conditions they cannot maneuver to avoid threats so the little boat is making sure you don't force such a maneuver. I recall one time returning from an at-sea period and we had a close situation with the ferry that runs from Bremerton to Seattle, the Nimitz sounded 5 short blasts from the whistle - the designation for DANGER...the ferry got out of the way.
Plymouth in the UK, get them ALL the time
Imagine hooking a sub
I was fishing bush point early 90’s whidbey island killing the silvers on low low tide when a sub surfaced was a sight I’ll never forget!! Miss the bay’s and the northwest good times growing up
Great vid keep it up man
Thank you Troy! Will do!
“Oh look at that he only has one eye, may it got an accident''
Me: RADIATION😱😱😱
Imagine seeing a military excersise where they fire a missile right there in front of you
My father is retired navy whenever a ship was in port my dad and me would sneak around shoreline close to ship and fish around got caught a couple of times but it was good fishing good video
Always cool too see military craft when out cruising between main land and Vancouver island, been caught out at the whiskey gulf torpedo range a few times
Just a fare warning to anyone, anything within 1000 yds of any naval vessel and the vessel is authorized to start using deterring methods. Most are just used to make the "threat" rethink things and turn around but if you go to close they start counting down weapons conditions until they are pew pew at you.
I thought for sure you caught a nuclear sub on one of those casts!
Subscribed!
😂 that would be an interesting day! Thanks for subscribing!
Too funny, what a trip that you got to see that sub.
Amazing video keep up the work !!!