The knowledge and experience of Doc is insane, the fact that he could tell just strictly off the rod that 2 squids were attacking each other is absolutely nutty.
Well I have watched many an episode of BlacktipH but this one was epic. Such beautiful scenery of the Gulf of Aqaba and the good doctor is a real gentleman and fisherman. Glad to see you're doing well Josh. Steve from Scotland.
Man can we just take a minute to give appreciation to Morwan his energy and vibes are just amazing love ppl like that who just have a natural likeable humor and personality
No. We cannot. Laughing at a dying squid is not funny. Yes, many people eat fish, etc, but their is no reason to "HAHA he is dying" There is this thing call humane kills, then there is this thing call inhumane kills. Halal is one of the inhumane kills. Laughing at something dying is also inhumane. There are options to "dispatch" or quick kill animals, fish etc. So you want to vibe over these likeable humor and personality traits? Clearly this is made more apparent from footage on services like youtube. So have a laugh and enjoy the video...
@@spaaggetii Orrrrr.... You could have your own beliefs while recognizing other people are just as entitled to their own, even if you don't like them.
The level of expertise Marwan has is great…You can tell he loves what he does & has a lot of knowledgeable experiences fishing…The way he talks is so calm yet so confident 💪🏾💪🏾
Welcome to Jordan!! I’m happy you enjoyed your time there. Jordan is beautiful and the people are extremely hospitable. Fishing is amazing in the Red Sea! That’s next on the bucket list.
Ma sha'Allah, Dr. Marwan was predecting the behaviors and what's happening just as if he was reading the back of his hand ... Where the squids are, the sizes, the numbers, the sward fish.. everything... Great angler and amazing trip. Great work guys ❤
Do not kill me but: 😁 The giant squid (Architeuthis dux) is a species of deep-ocean dwelling squid in the family Architeuthidae. It can grow to a tremendous size, offering an example of abyssal gigantism: recent estimates put the maximum size at around 12-13 m (39-43 ft)[2][3][4][5] for females and 10 m (33 ft)[3] for males, from the posterior fins to the tip of the two long tentacles (longer than the colossal squid at an estimated 9-10 m (30-33 ft),[6] but substantially lighter, as the tentacles make up most of the length[7]). The mantle of the giant squid is about 2 m (6 ft 7 in) long (more for females, less for males), and the length of the squid excluding its tentacles (but including head and arms) rarely exceeds 5 m (16 ft).[3] Claims of specimens measuring 20 m (66 ft) or more have not been scientifically documented.[3]
Josh .. I'm so damn glad you have brought back some super quality clips for fishos around the world .. bless you mate and good health for as long as your clock continues to tick!
It's great to see you feeling better and out doing really cool stuff. Catching squid in Jordan is a new one to me. Awesome. I would definitely rather catch them in Baja Mexico but I'm glad you showed them over there.
So happy to see you out and about doing what you love again. I went to Jordan once while working overseas, I didn't get to fish but went to the dead sea and floated. Did you eat any of that XXXL Calamari?
Humbolt squids can break bones with their beaks, there’s a wildlife filmatographer who got his wrist and hand broken during shooting of a documentary, it’s on YT
These squid are supposed to be really common in the Sea of Cortez, I'm surprised you didn't go there since its closer. I cant wait to see someone catch the giant squid that sperm whale eat.
I live on the East Coat of Australia where we have some of the most venomous snakes and spiders in the world along with giant great white sharks roaming our beaches but the thought of being munched by giant squid at night is WAAAAY more terrifying
These are likely purpleback flying squid and apparently the race found in the Red Sea get particularly large upwards of 6ft or more, also Humboldt squid are not native to this region, they are named after the Humboldt currents which occur along the coast of South America
I was wondering about that. I was certain the Humbolt was exclusively a eastern pacific species, ranging from Terre del Fuego to California. Suposedly, there have been some observations of the squid in waters north of California, they appear to be spreading up the eastern pacific
I'm not even a fisherman but grew up with one. And this video must be one the the most awesome videos on YT, well done, Jordan's amazing thank you for sharing!
My man Josh going kraken snaggin’ 😂 That squid jig you made is some serious gear. I just wanted to thank you for getting me back into fishing. I’ve been having a really hard time in life lately and your enthusiasm for fishing is contagious in the best way. Let me know if you are ever in NM let’s get on some trout.
that true nevery seen so much Squid in one location at the same time.. ived learn more about behavior,. in my mind Giant is bigger then that... but still very cool. i wonder if they eat them upthere
That giant squid bait was super cool,I got a new one to my bucket list.This squid fishing is a mind blowing fishing experience I have never seen before.Nature is Brilliant
You can fish for Humboldt in the sea of cortez as well.. I’ve gone on many charters in the gulf of California where we want vertical squid jigging for big Humboldt squid.. biggest one I ever got was 4ft and weighed a good 43lbs.. they are GREAT calamari and much firmer then smaller octopods
epic haha they even have nicknames like diablos rojos but i think the most scariest part about them isn't their size but their tentacles. saw in Sir David Attenborough's show where the tentacles just shot out hundreds of hooks to grab the fish. you weren't kidding talking about how aggressive these squids r! that underwater shot of the hook up was sick as too!
Wow, catching a giant squid in Jordan's waters is truly incredible! The determination and expertise shown by Dr. Marwan and the team are awe-inspiring. It's fascinating to witness these massive creatures up close and learn about their behavior. The effort and excitement in this video are palpable - definitely an unforgettable adventure!
I saw video of divers dive at night in the Sea of Cortez and get assaulted by scores of Humboldts. It was terrifying even though they wore chain mail. The squids wouldn’t stop. The divers had bruises from the bites. I couldn’t imagine swimming amongst those things at night…or any time.
Man can we just take a minute to give appreciation to Morwan his energy and vibes are just amazing love ppl like that who just have a natural likeable humor and personality ❤❤
The story of men being taken on ship sinkings during WW2 is true. Navy vessels did not have life boats, as a rule they used floatation aids / rafts you can often see them on old movies from this time strapped down behind the bridge or boat deck (look a bit like pallets you would get bricks delivered on). Many men would not talk about their experience as they thought they would not be believed. One account spoken about by I think the chaps sister noticed some large ring marks with an indentation in the centre. She only got a brief look when his shirt lifted up exposing part of his back. He quickly covered up and would not talk about it. Years later he told her the truth just before he pasted away. The rings were about 50mm / 2 inches across alot bigger than the suckers you see in the video which I would estimate between 18 - 20 mm. Another account mentions a whole lot of men clinging to a raft and during the night there were screams and many large tenticles pulling men off the raft, by morning there were only two survivors. The area was the North Atlantic during the Atlantic convoys. A number of years ago I watched a TV program of strange but true type shows. A US submarine hunter ship was out on patrol. Strange noises were being heared by the SONAR operator next think the noise was so loud he had to rip the phones from his head as it was deafning. The SONAR no longer worked so the vessel headed to a naval dry dock. Once up on blocks in the dry dock one of the deck officers went down to inspect the SONAR head and noticed deep long scratches on the hard synthetic rubber covering the SONAR head. This rubber is extremely hard and is difficult to cut with a craft knife and is about 2 inches thick. He noticed a white thing in one of the groves. Prying the thing out with a pocket knife it looked like a long slightly rounded tallon / tooth / claw like thing more than an inch long and this was a broken off piece. There are many things still to be offically classified from the ocean deep.
The knowledge and experience of Doc is insane, the fact that he could tell just strictly off the rod that 2 squids were attacking each other is absolutely nutty.
Completely agree. His knowledge of fishing is truly unique…like a surgeon
The water looks Incredible.
Unbelievable hospitality over there it seems. Doc couldn't have been a nicer guy.
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When the guy that said thats nomle I was like no
It’s true! They are the nicest people and they have pride in their country!
Arab hospitality is unmatched….. Even as foreigner they want you to be apart of the home
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5amen
Well I have watched many an episode of BlacktipH but this one was epic. Such beautiful scenery of the Gulf of Aqaba and the good doctor is a real gentleman and fisherman. Glad to see you're doing well Josh. Steve from Scotland.
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Thanks for making the journey to Jordan! Great catch Brother 🙌
Man can we just take a minute to give appreciation to Morwan his energy and vibes are just amazing love ppl like that who just have a natural likeable humor and personality
No. We cannot. Laughing at a dying squid is not funny. Yes, many people eat fish, etc, but their is no reason to "HAHA he is dying" There is this thing call humane kills, then there is this thing call inhumane kills. Halal is one of the inhumane kills. Laughing at something dying is also inhumane. There are options to "dispatch" or quick kill animals, fish etc. So you want to vibe over these likeable humor and personality traits? Clearly this is made more apparent from footage on services like youtube. So have a laugh and enjoy the video...
@@spaaggetii lol
@spaaggetii yapper detected yapper detected
@@spaaggetii
Orrrrr....
You could have your own beliefs while recognizing other people are just as entitled to their own, even if you don't like them.
@@spaaggetii would you like to explain why exactly halal killing is inhumane?
The level of expertise Marwan has is great…You can tell he loves what he does & has a lot of knowledgeable experiences fishing…The way he talks is so calm yet so confident 💪🏾💪🏾
Marwan is hysterical dudes constantly snacking and his flat Middle East humor is great
So amazing to see Josh back on the water doing what he loves. Great to see you healthy again. Amazing video!
Welcome to Jordan!! I’m happy you enjoyed your time there. Jordan is beautiful and the people are extremely hospitable. Fishing is amazing in the Red Sea! That’s next on the bucket list.
Josh should do a regular series with the Dr. They play off one another so well. Constantly smiling throughout this video. Those squid are insane.
I'm so unbelievably happy to see you back in your element! Love your content and wish you continued health and happiness. You're the man, BlacktipH!
Ma sha'Allah, Dr. Marwan was predecting the behaviors and what's happening just as if he was reading the back of his hand ... Where the squids are, the sizes, the numbers, the sward fish.. everything... Great angler and amazing trip. Great work guys ❤
Hi where are you from? I’m from Morocco 🇲🇦
jesus is god repent for your sins and jesus will forgive your living soul ❤
Dude, seeing you having so much fun made my day❤
28:37 “Theres hundreds of them!! There’s four of them!!” Love Josh’s excitement in this one 🤣
Blacktip: MARWAN ITS A GIANT
Marwan: i see it
Great to see you back out there Josh!
So glad to see you back! Great video, Looks like a fun trip!
I absolutely love how excited he gets when he sees them and is pulling them up! This is a guy that truly loves his job, and I love that!
Do not kill me but: 😁
The giant squid (Architeuthis dux) is a species of deep-ocean dwelling squid in the family Architeuthidae. It can grow to a tremendous size, offering an example of abyssal gigantism: recent estimates put the maximum size at around 12-13 m (39-43 ft)[2][3][4][5] for females and 10 m (33 ft)[3] for males, from the posterior fins to the tip of the two long tentacles (longer than the colossal squid at an estimated 9-10 m (30-33 ft),[6] but substantially lighter, as the tentacles make up most of the length[7]). The mantle of the giant squid is about 2 m (6 ft 7 in) long (more for females, less for males), and the length of the squid excluding its tentacles (but including head and arms) rarely exceeds 5 m (16 ft).[3] Claims of specimens measuring 20 m (66 ft) or more have not been scientifically documented.[3]
Glad you know your stuff. The Humboldt Squid is a big species, but not like a Giant or Colossal Squid.
@@snakeeyes9246 And still terrifyingly dangerous! An adult Humboldt could EASILY pull a grown man into the depths never to be seen again.
@@erikhendrickson59and they hunt in PACKS.
@@bch5513 Yea it's amazing. Incredible animals.
Definitely not Giant Squid, definitely fishing for views!
Josh .. I'm so damn glad you have brought back some super quality clips for fishos around the world .. bless you mate and good health for as long as your clock continues to tick!
glad to see you are doing well, and fishing again, josh!!!!
Never seen such a big squid got catched.
Nice catch👍
What an excellent host and guide. Amazing local knowledge and confidence!
So good to see you back fishing Josh!! What a fighter!!! Good luck out there my friend
It's great to see you feeling better and out doing really cool stuff. Catching squid in Jordan is a new one to me. Awesome. I would definitely rather catch them in Baja Mexico but I'm glad you showed them over there.
Hilarious…Josh is so excited, like a teenager (no offense) and the Dr. is like, why all the excitement? 🤦🏻♂️🤣
You guys are so amazing the things you do for your viewers is insane!
Glad to see your back on the water Josh.. God is good my friend..
Loved the captain! What a fun smart guy!
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So happy to see you out and about doing what you love again. I went to Jordan once while working overseas, I didn't get to fish but went to the dead sea and floated. Did you eat any of that XXXL Calamari?
Welcome back Josh 💯 this warms my heart to see you out fishing again 💯 big love ✊️
Amazing video Josh. Good to see you out and having fun doing what you love. Very happy for you. Jordan and amazing and Dr Marwan is a gem of a guy. ❤
this was an awesome video. I could not stop watching! I love how excited you got over the squid!
I was in Aqaba in 2010. I want to go back so bad. Nicest people I’ve met in all my travels.
Humbolt squids can break bones with their beaks, there’s a wildlife filmatographer who got his wrist and hand broken during shooting of a documentary, it’s on YT
BTHF. You made an amazing recovery. I'm glad to see you back out in action .💪😎🤙
Awesome job Josh for beating cancer and getting back to fishing love your content come back to Michigan sometime and let’s go for muskies
One of the best BlacktipH videos ive ever watched
👋 thanks for your commitment to our community blacktip
These squid are supposed to be really common in the Sea of Cortez, I'm surprised you didn't go there since its closer. I cant wait to see someone catch the giant squid that sperm whale eat.
Marwan is such a chill guy
I live on the East Coat of Australia where we have some of the most venomous snakes and spiders in the world along with giant great white sharks roaming our beaches but the thought of being munched by giant squid at night is WAAAAY more terrifying
These are likely purpleback flying squid and apparently the race found in the Red Sea get particularly large upwards of 6ft or more, also Humboldt squid are not native to this region, they are named after the Humboldt currents which occur along the coast of South America
I was wondering about that.
I was certain the Humbolt was exclusively a eastern pacific species, ranging from Terre del Fuego to California.
Suposedly, there have been some observations of the squid in waters north of California, they appear to be spreading up the eastern pacific
Awesome I really want to vacation in the middle east after watching your video. First time here. Great story.
Acuba is an incredible place awesome seeing you out there on the water
How clear underwater is, all those squid’s, the squid’s changing color 🔥🔥
So glad to see you getting back to your self Josh! Keep doing you buddy!
It is so good to see you after the biggest monsters in the sea, the old guy is so cool.
Wow it’s so wonderful. I’m from VietNam and I love this video so much 🫶
I'm not even a fisherman but grew up with one. And this video must be one the the most awesome videos on YT, well done, Jordan's amazing thank you for sharing!
My man Josh going kraken snaggin’ 😂
That squid jig you made is some serious gear.
I just wanted to thank you for getting me back into fishing. I’ve been having a really hard time in life lately and your enthusiasm for fishing is contagious in the best way.
Let me know if you are ever in NM let’s get on some trout.
What💀💀💀
@@DjXavier189wym?
Aqaba is beautiful! Wish I had known that the fishing was so good when I was there! Dang!
What an amazing guy. Super knowledgeable and hospitable.
you gotta get back out there and get the monster, how fun and such a great captain too
I'm so glad to see you back doing what you love and feeling strong. ❤
Good to see you back squiding with a side of fishing Josh.
a day to remember!!! the best so far! thank you for showing me this! the excitement is REAL!!!!!
that true nevery seen so much Squid in one location at the same time.. ived learn more about behavior,. in my mind Giant is bigger then that... but still very cool. i wonder if they eat them upthere
That giant squid bait was super cool,I got a new one to my bucket list.This squid fishing is a mind blowing fishing experience I have never seen before.Nature is Brilliant
It’s so cool to see you back Josh! 🤙🏽
It would be great to see the Dr. come to Florida to fish
The fact dr. Marwan knows the spot so well is that he's probably at this spot since his childhood😊
I’m so glad you’re doing well and back to what you love doing. Top 3 video of yours for sure!
Doc is chillest dude
Marwan is such a great guy he cracks me up
Glad to see you are doing well Josh!
always makes me wonder what other giant creatures are in the ocean...
Same
😊
50-foot 🦑
You can fish for Humboldt in the sea of cortez as well.. I’ve gone on many charters in the gulf of California where we want vertical squid jigging for big Humboldt squid.. biggest one I ever got was 4ft and weighed a good 43lbs.. they are GREAT calamari and much firmer then smaller octopods
Blacktip & Aqaba Doc Marwan rocks 🔥🔥
What a cool guy man! Hopefully he can go out to the US and fish with you sometime
Love you josh been watching you since I was 2 and good job surviving cancer😊
Good to see you back out there living life!
This video is amazing. loved every single part of it!
fresh calamari for days, nice video
epic haha they even have nicknames like diablos rojos but i think the most scariest part about them isn't their size but their tentacles. saw in Sir David Attenborough's show where the tentacles just shot out hundreds of hooks to grab the fish. you weren't kidding talking about how aggressive these squids r! that underwater shot of the hook up was sick as too!
Doc is the best!!!
Josh welcome back
Thank you! 🙌
Really cool to see you travel the world, and not only fishing for game, but education and conservation.
Humboldt squid and giant squid are different things
JOSH IT'S BEEN A WHILE!!!...GREAT TO SEE YOU OUT FISHING AGAIN!!!..AND OF COURSE YOUR EXCITEMENT IS STILL AMAZING 👏 😉
I love your "guide"?.. lol such a cool personality and character lol just chill as hell.
Super great to see you back man! This was awesome!
Wow! Very dangerous creature!
Im sure this was amazing. Doc seems like an awesome guy
I dont even like fishing bit this guy makes it so interesting
Wow, catching a giant squid in Jordan's waters is truly incredible! The determination and expertise shown by Dr. Marwan and the team are awe-inspiring. It's fascinating to witness these massive creatures up close and learn about their behavior. The effort and excitement in this video are palpable - definitely an unforgettable adventure!
These squids are like seagulls from "Finding Nemo"
Fisherman: *throwing a bait in a sea*
Squids: M-I-N-E!!!!!!!!
I saw video of divers dive at night in the Sea of Cortez and get assaulted by scores of Humboldts. It was terrifying even though they wore chain mail. The squids wouldn’t stop. The divers had bruises from the bites.
I couldn’t imagine swimming amongst those things at night…or any time.
Yea. I have no doubt that MANY people have swam into a shoal at night, and didn’t make it out.
8:17 Killing for pleasure, torturing for enjoyment! We are human being!
I just can't comprehend all that laughter!!!
That boat captain really knows his squid. What an awesome adventure 💥💥💥👍🏻
First time watching and love the enthusiasm. Great vid
Glad to hear your better Josh!!
Man can we just take a minute to give appreciation to Morwan his energy and vibes are just amazing love ppl like that who just have a natural likeable humor and personality
❤❤
props to the underwater cameraman for the amazing shots
Not to mention the sound editor adding hte "woawoawoaw" whenever the squids starts flashing lmao
never a dull
moment! Go Blacktip!
Calamari for the year!! I really enjoy your enthusiasm. It's contagious. 😊
The story of men being taken on ship sinkings during WW2 is true. Navy vessels did not have life boats, as a rule they used floatation aids / rafts you can often see them on old movies from this time strapped down behind the bridge or boat deck (look a bit like pallets you would get bricks delivered on). Many men would not talk about their experience as they thought they would not be believed. One account spoken about by I think the chaps sister noticed some large ring marks with an indentation in the centre. She only got a brief look when his shirt lifted up exposing part of his back. He quickly covered up and would not talk about it. Years later he told her the truth just before he pasted away. The rings were about 50mm / 2 inches across alot bigger than the suckers you see in the video which I would estimate between 18 - 20 mm. Another account mentions a whole lot of men clinging to a raft and during the night there were screams and many large tenticles pulling men off the raft, by morning there were only two survivors. The area was the North Atlantic during the Atlantic convoys. A number of years ago I watched a TV program of strange but true type shows. A US submarine hunter ship was out on patrol. Strange noises were being heared by the SONAR operator next think the noise was so loud he had to rip the phones from his head as it was deafning. The SONAR no longer worked so the vessel headed to a naval dry dock.
Once up on blocks in the dry dock one of the deck officers went down to inspect the SONAR head and noticed deep long scratches on the hard synthetic rubber covering the SONAR head. This rubber is extremely hard and is difficult to cut with a craft knife and is about 2 inches thick. He noticed a white thing in one of the groves. Prying the thing out with a pocket knife it looked like a long slightly rounded tallon / tooth / claw like thing more than an inch long and this was a broken off piece. There are many things still to be offically classified from the ocean deep.
Glad to see you back and healthy!
Automatic reels bug me... but he was an amazing host to you!
Love to see you back out on the water bro stay strong 🫶
murwan's predictions are facts, he was so accurate, by just looking at the fishing rod.
Sweet video Shawn! So professionally made...
Maybe I need pointers from you!