Great video, but it wasn't exactly like the Titanic hitting the iceberg. Who'd-a-thunk they could get so many LobstaBoats in that tiny harbor. Here's to a great/safe season for the Fishermen, and for PEI Tourism as well!
@@696969640 Could not tell if it was fiberglass of plastic from the rub rail. Looked kind of curled up like it was off the rub rail but hard to tell with the poor video quality. Hey not complaining you use what you got and that was over four years ago. Took a lot of time getting them all, nice job.
That "Run" was built when boats were 12 to 14 feet wide. Several makers top 18 foot plus wide now and with new laws allowing up to 50 foot long they will get wider. Something many harbours will need to think about with the repairs being done after Fiona.
@@696969640 we just got a brand new Millennium in the shop to wire and rig up. So much wood in the cabin to make it very classy. 45 plus 4 foor aluminum extention on an open stern. Strange layout, bathroom is on the left (port) instead of right (starboard) under the wheel and such. You go through the bathroom to go into the engine room. Only thing I find is the washboard is very very low. They all have something unique, Hutt boats, Hustler, Provincial, Wilmont Valley boats and more. Be interesting what happens now that DFO okayed 50 foot boats with no special license.
@@IconoclastDeath Funny you mentioned that, rules just changed and now up to 50 feet. But some of those 45 foot boats have an open stern with a three to four foot platform on them making them already 48 to 49 feet long.
I fish on the eastern end of the island and I always find it funny watching tignishers just go hammer down out the run lol, good video
Wow that was great footage , That jetty takes one heck of a beating Wow !
Did you video this spring setting from tignish just wondering if ya did because I fish out of that harbour
no got hurt fishing lobster almost died hooked up in trap when it went over recovering now broken leg and small injuries
Donde. Es. Ese. Lugar.
Great video, but it wasn't exactly like the Titanic hitting the iceberg.
Who'd-a-thunk they could get so many LobstaBoats in that tiny harbor.
Here's to a great/safe season for the Fishermen, and for PEI Tourism as well!
Martin Camp it's the biggest harbour on the island
I liked mas broo
I would never put my boat there. That wharf is just damage waiting to happen just like it did here. Way to narrow for days when she's rough.
I missed the boat hitting the wharf ... what time on the video was that ??
19 minute mark
at 23. 30 one of the people got piece of it in his hand some pieces fell in the water
Timmy and Sullivan found the peice
@@696969640 Could not tell if it was fiberglass of plastic from the rub rail. Looked kind of curled up like it was off the rub rail but hard to tell with the poor video quality. Hey not complaining you use what you got and that was over four years ago. Took a lot of time getting them all, nice job.
Quite a Narrow passage!! How wood you say it..." Don't Rock the Boat Baby or is it Wharf "!!
That "Run" was built when boats were 12 to 14 feet wide. Several makers top 18 foot plus wide now and with new laws allowing up to 50 foot long they will get wider. Something many harbours will need to think about with the repairs being done after Fiona.
yah give the crews credit for sailing through there
@@696969640 we just got a brand new Millennium in the shop to wire and rig up. So much wood in the cabin to make it very classy. 45 plus 4 foor aluminum extention on an open stern. Strange layout, bathroom is on the left (port) instead of right (starboard) under the wheel and such. You go through the bathroom to go into the engine room. Only thing I find is the washboard is very very low. They all have something unique, Hutt boats, Hustler, Provincial, Wilmont Valley boats and more. Be interesting what happens now that DFO okayed 50 foot boats with no special license.
wow,,what a sight ,,thank you
Does anyone know the average length of a Tignish Lobster boat?
45 feet to 50 feet
44,11 and under, unless them rules changed for lobster fishing ?
@@IconoclastDeath Funny you mentioned that, rules just changed and now up to 50 feet. But some of those 45 foot boats have an open stern with a three to four foot platform on them making them already 48 to 49 feet long.
A lot of QSM11s making noise!
Wow. That was crazy. Super tight area. Really cool watching the boats.
Where is that place???
Tignish prince Edward island canada
How do those half rounds fish vs wire?
north side island use round traps average boat 1500 pounds south side square traps weigh 200 pounds catches around 2000 pounds per day
fish better here
@@696969640 I’m hoping to make a trip up to Tignish from down here in Maine once the borders open to get me a dozen to try out
is there anyone left in town??
ghost town population there 1100 120 boats need three men per boat plus buyers only one in town store garage post office workers few wives lol
use to be richest village in canada one time
Is Darcy Mcrae still fishing out of there?
we start friday
tignish boy
Oh nuuu this happen in my home town I was there...
I. Want to now more about fishing
hard work
I'd hate to have a breakdown in that narrow access harbour. Have a lot of ticked off fishermen if I delayed them.....
Would not take long getting a tow.
This is amazing I'm in a lobster fishermen in Cape breton little harbor called lingan we have I think 13 boats how many are there in this fleet ???
120 in that harbour next harbour over another 100 six harbours in area over 400 boats
total on hole island 1100
Wow what's your guys average day catch
@@caperby3818one side 800 other side 1500
That's awesome were about 1100
Who's the captain? Lol. Fuck lol
do ya have to yell!
Yep smashes wharf on way out to steal the lobster from US waters. Yep
arrogent arsehole PEI is no where near your precious waters go back under your rock lol
According to catches there are not many left in US waters. Maybe a bit of resource management might have helped.
Worst audio ever
100 diesel motors muffles sound