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Big Halibut Coming Over the Rails! - Alaska Halibut Longlining | Fishing the Gulf of Alaska
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2021
- Today we're hauling on some nice fish! Halibut longlining can be boring at times but when they're on the bite it can be exhilarating!
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We are direct market fishermen. The fish you watch us catch are the same fish we sell directly to our customers! Every fish is handled with care and respect to maintain the utmost quality of Alaska seafood. You can visit our website here to check out our selection of excellent wild-caught seafood.
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American Dream? You guys are living the American Adventure. I look forward to your videos. It's my therapy. Simple, hard working family that knows the value of unity and togetherness. Keep it up. We love and pray for you all.
Thanks so much, Lou! What a nice comment. We're so happy to share our lifestyle with you, and so glad you enjoy it.
agreed
Love how it's pick and choose.
My river bottom bouncing, was always catch and release, because I knew they'd bite again.
This is sustenance amongst a vast number, and has my curiosity on future endeavors!
Awesome catch. Although I guess there could always be more lol. Love watching!
Something about Halibut longlining l just love, when you slam the gaff hook into them and pull them on board, hope things are going well with the new boat, goodluck fishing
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It's a blast! Never know what you're gonna get.
Thanks for the journey!
Sitting here at home , on a Friday night watching you work .Isn't life grand . I hope this finds everyone well .
Can't go wrong there! Have a pleasant evening and enjoy, Steve!
@@EISAlaska You as well .
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What a great trip!!! Thanks 😊
This video was FANTASTIC as they All are! Thank you guys and Anita for the Hard Work, a woman standing on her feet All day is Totally Different than a man standing on his All day! Take GOOD care of yourself Anita, because as we women age, our musculoskeletal systems start to break down, no fault of our own, just a major shift in hormones seems to be the culprit! God Bless each and every one of you, may He keep you safe wherever you may travel!
The most good and great family anyone could ask for. Thank you for your awesome family videos. I HOPE YOU GET A MILLION SUBSCRIBERS.
Thank you so much, Ken!
Awesome fishing my friends, catch em up 👍
WHOOHOO! Been waiting for this next adventure! Batten down the hatch mates here we go with this incredible family! Thank you dear family for taking us along!
Don the raingear, it's gonna get messy! Lol. Thanks Cindy, always love your comments.
Just subscribed yesterday and had to come back for more. I certainly learned a hell of a lot about what you guys do from video 1 and now ill shut it and enjoy the show thanks again.
Thanks for joining us Kevin. Feel free to comment or ask questions. We will do our best to explain what's going on. Thanks for the sub!
Mark your GPS where that string started... Yee Haw! you're on 'Em now!
Buying a share of the catch sounds good, but barring a share of the whole fun shooting match sounds better!
Luv,luv,luv these videos. !!! Thank you
You are so welcome! Thanks Dave!
Wow! That's a nice pile of fish. Good for you guys! Thanks for the watch!
Thanks, Ralph!
I just realized your brother is behind the camera. He is doing a very good job.
Great job guys
Great video! Getting slimed at 7:40 was the highlight. I could taste the fish slime. Thanks.
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching, Jack.
Good trip-like watching the set come up-
Thank you, from Australia❤️
Love the videos.set a trawl today. thanks for sharing.
That haul made up for the previous one. Some premium product there 😁
Yeah, we had some good fish in there!
Thank you! Great Video!
Wow very nice haul of big halibuts....
Wow huge halibut nice catch guys keep safe..
You are one blessed man
Nice day guys💰💰!!
Always enjoy your videos.
Thanks Joseph, love reading your comments.
Love your fishing videos!!! Halibut is one of my most favorite seafood!!
They are sure tasty! Thanks for tuning in, David!
@@EISAlaska what is the biggest halibut you have ever caught?
I think it was around 130#. Forget the length measurement.
@@EISAlaska I have worked in the fishing industry for many years here in Newfoundland. Have see many that weighed hundreds of pounds. One of the biggest I have handled, I had 8 pounds in two cheeks!!!
Another great video, thanks... 👍😻
Glad you enjoyed it!
now thats what i call a fishing haul.
Amizing fishing....💚💚💚
Thank you for your video.
T.. awesome work on the video!!!
Thanks!
It amazes me how a halibut fits all its ‘internals’ in such a small space… a bit like your last video of the wiring in your new boat 😊
Haha, good comparison, Scott.
Nice people gettin it done. Like it used to be in Seattle in early 50s
great show
Amazing 👍👍
good fishing guys...
Hey guys nice cod for fish an chips
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Great catch, good haul o' fish..20:20 should keep the water ways free of debris n rubbish, even if it's not yours, have respect for the environment..sea, lakes n rivers..bush even.. kaapai vid ✌️🤙🙏🤙👍
That was just kelp, it'll break down naturally. However we do dispose of trash when we haul it in on the line, and do very much agree that we must keep the ocean and other parts of nature clean.
We used to get Halibut like these in the North Sea , not anymore. Over fishing plain and simple.
The Irish record is about 80kg rod & line. Never be beaten, they're all gone now
Waw excellent video I love watching this
A fish that big gets you excited! around 4 min in
Best fishing videos guys
Another great video. I enjoy the halibut videos. Probably one of my favorite fisheries
Some of those halibut were Break dancing once they got on yalls stage..😂
Great video nice looking fish keep grinding
Appreciate it!
Awesome video
The thing I like the most is as a family how you all work together for the goal like we do on our farm in Ct. We are getting ready to order a share just haven’t decided yet but it’s worth it.
Thanks bfarm44. We appreciate your support and love to hear about you folks working together. Farming is tough, and you guys really work hard feeding families around the world. Thank you for all you do and best wishes from all of us!
New subscriber here!Keep it coming baby!❤ Love it!
Thank you! Will do!
Great video! So 2 questions....... What is your favorite bi-catch, and what is your most rare bi-catch?
Great to see you back fishing. Where is your young mate? Don’t work mom to hard. Lol
He's behind the camera! Lol. They swap out on the pinning hooks duty. Thinking about letting him take the rail for a set or two. But then I get the boring job! HAHA!
Good Job
Good looking family, God bless.
Light egg wash Halibut then roll in your favorite flavor of Pringles potato chips crushed bake till golden brown.
Congratulations on the new boat EIS Alaska! You guys deserve it!! I’ll be subscribed for life🐟🐠
Thanks Chad!
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Hi from Australia, I really enjoyed the video, I have subscribed. If you could talk about what the species are as you catch them that would make it more interesting and educational. Even the ones that get thrown back, Its nice to learn new species. Thanks for taking the time to make the videos.
Cheers John
Thanks for subbing, welcome to the channel! We'll do that. Cheers, Jonny.
@@EISAlaska awesome thank you, I like to learn new things
Maybe on one trip I might can get yah live, I'd like to see how those hooks fasten to the main line, how you take them off. That's neet.
Thanks Paul. Check out this video, it shows our longline setup in better detain and how the snaps go on the line. Cheers! ua-cam.com/video/LIv9lZUagIs/v-deo.html&lc=Ugzu6KQGKfqruUk2ioN4AaABAg
Is mom a born alaskan?, I know I would love to go on a trip, and watch yall, but I'm disabled vet, glad to watch your videos, I was in the navy. Love the ocean. I've been in probly the worst sea storm ever, but I know if I went fishing again, I'd be eating crackers, and trying not to get sea sick lol. Lost my sea legs back in 1977, lol I was a boatsunsmate, on phones. Kinda miss the ocean. Thanks for videos. Shallom.
I just ate some of your halibut. It was delicious.
Great to hear, Curt! Thanks so much.
I worked on a long line grouper boat out of Florida. The captain said we had the first full line of keepers he ever had ! Have you ever had a full line of keepers yet ?
Being a recreational fisherman, can you explain the permitting process. How many permits each year do you get and what fish seasons do you fish. Also are there limits or pounds on each permit? Thanks love your videos.
Hi GreenGus. Our management system is a complicated mix of federal and state fisheries. Some are limited entry, some open access and others Individual fishing quota. I am going to do an overview of Alaska's fisheries and how they are managed, so stay tuned! Thanks for watching.
Another great set. How many pounds of halibut are you allowed to catch? Can you increase your quota by getting a larger permit? Wish you continued good luck!
On your next question and answer could you explain how fishing/boat licensing works in Alaska ? Also can you say how much the wholesalers pay you guys per lb for halibut ? In western NY they charge $36-$38 lb. Cod is anywhere from $10.99 - $13.99 lb or where I shop it's $9.99 if you buy 2 lbs or more at a time. Great videos. especially upgrading the new boat. Can't wait until it's ready to fish. Thanks.
I wrote the question down, Don. Thanks we'll keep 'em coming!
Great video guys. New Zealand here. What do you do with the bye catch?
Nice 😎😎👍👍
This is fascinating. How does one start doing this for a living?
Matt, why do you always make sure the halibut are flipped on their backs after the gills are cut? As you can tell I am only a fresh water recreational fisherman. I love watching your family work as a team, and Dad is always so calm and cool.
It's so the blood doesn't settle in the white side discoloring it, better presentation in fresh markets. It's more out of habit at this point, all of our fish goes into our own store.
Those red fish have huge tongues
Have you ever thought about putting a line down while chunking the left over bait in the water?
Nah, that wouldn't be possible with our setup. Plus the daylight hours work out well for the way we do it here.
If, by chance, one day you get back to the dock and there is a great big Uncle Fester looking one legged dude standing there drooling, I'll be comin' for dinner! Been too long back on the desert side of the mountains!
Haha! Well its always a pleasure meeting a viewer. Thanks for the comment, W.M, enjoy the video!
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I have been looking through Etsy for things I need for my own addiction. I see quite a bit of Fish Skin Leather. I watched several videos about making it and compared to other leathers it is fairly low labor. Have you folks ever been approached? I'm assuming your processor might be. I am always in favour of using every bit of fish we catch.
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Nice.. I'd love to volunteer sometime.
ME, TOO !!
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Is there any allowance for fish for your own consumption and that was an awesome set 60 inch is a really nice fish stay safe out there my friends
If we kept some for ourselves in this instance it would come off our fishable quota. There is a subsistence option that we're allowed to participate in to get some for personal use.
im curious how do I get a long line job like that in curious
Great to see an American working family we need more of that
Brother, I really want to join you in fishing. I am very interested in fishing. Take me with you to fish.
My kind of fishing sink and hooked wow what a thrill and excitement 😀 👏!!!!!.
I'd love to order some fresh halibut, or cod, if the price was right
Hi Danny, we don't do fresh sales generally, hard to coordinate. Check out our website for our frozen fillet selection! eisalaska.com
i was fishing long time ago with Tyson's fishing fleet out of Dutch Harbor there. we caught a fish, looked like a cabbage kid head, with a smurf blue almost a liquid body. you couldn't pick it up it just ran thru your fingers. i didn't touch that . First time seeing something that ugly. scared me some.
Sounds nasty! Lol.
What do you call the hooks in leaders that attach to the cable? Might try this on a small scale with catfish down south.
They are called gangions around here. Here's a tutorial on how we make them! ua-cam.com/video/LIv9lZUagIs/v-deo.html
Wow those are some beauties! How do you get your bait? Do you cut it yourself and what is it?
Most of it we buy from the plant we deliver to. Its pollock mostly, some squid and cod. We buy it in solid 40-50 lb blocks and cut it ourselves.
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Is there no market/demand for Monkfish or Skate in the Alaskan peoples diet?
How often do you get bitten off or find straightened hooks?
Not often, only had 1 or 2 that could have been from halibut getting off. We don't target the huge barn doors.
I like to eat. How are fish different than land animals so that we are ok with long line fishing but would never long line rabbits? Good content.
You had some big fish there, how long do the Halibut take to grow to say 100 pounds?
I'm not really sure about that, Dylan. I would think 5 years or so for a legal sized halibut, but that's just a guess.
Lyn what do you mean by you can’t fish high-grade when you threw that halibut back
Sorry Len not lyn..
That was an undersized halibut. What he meant is that we have to measure every fish that comes over the rail, any measuring at least 32" are a legal sized halibut. "High grading" is when you release smaller fish in favor of keeping larger fish, which you get a higher price for at the canneries. Doing so is illegal, and can levy some serious fines.
Why does the long line not have some kind of roller where it comes across the railing? Just curious.
@John Prince Hi John. If you look closely around the 0:39 mark you will see the roller just inside the upright line guide. It has a UHMW insert in the roller tube and is held in place by a 3/4" bolt with a turned shaft on the end. It turns very smooth and is maintenance free.
I know it's one more thing to do, but you can totally eat halibut livers.
Sure. All of our fish go to our own market though, and we don't have anyone who has voiced interest in the offal products. On the scale we are its just not feasible.
Well this is unexpected lol
Surprise! And enjoy, lol.
@@EISAlaska another great video guys
So yall eat all the yelloweye yous catch or give to family and friends and stuff? or do yall sell those to the fish market also?
Back when this was filmed we were able to sell them on our online store, but now they are closed for the year. All of the ones we caught this fall were for personal use and giveaways.
I don't believe I ever asked yall but what's the biggest halibut yall can remember catching?
Nothing really huge, but maybe 70” or so.
what kind of hooks do you use?
Mustad 15/0 circle hooks.
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Do you ever keep the skates for market?
Not ours, it might be something we explore in the future if there is interest.