Denny, yes I agree with you, overfishing is a threat to many species of fish especially the bluefin tuna. UN pointed out that China and US are two most overfishing nations in the world. However scientists do believe that climate change is also responsible for the shrinking of the fish population. Truly a nice adventure.
Mr. Denny in my humble opinion I think there is more fishermen than fish.😄I understand everyone has to make a living, we also have to think of the future. Give the baby fish a chance to grow. Other solution, farm raised. Always enjoy your trips, especially the ocean.🙏🏽
such good scene,hilighting how fishing is done. so exciting to take it all in. nice video. you and the crew may god bless you all. safe keeping always.
Guyana's government needs to regulate the fishing industry by setting standards of catch. No catch beyond a certain size, no catching of fish during spawning and certain seasons, and educating fishermen on the need to conserve. That's the only way they can have a future.
That is how they doe it in Dominica u can't fish and hunt in certern places only on different season of the year.but I understand when a country don't have much jobs the people don't have a joice but to clean the rivers to catch fish even if the fish is small
Mr Ard not everyday is catching day it’s just over fishing go to the West Indian store in America and they asking almost ten dollars $10.00 for fine banga it’s very sad the authorities need to have some kind or regulation have a blessed day
Hello Danny my brother nice vibes fish on the line boy thank you guys for sharing this awesome experience how can life get better than this 🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟👍👍👍🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
what a great video Denny, these guys pulling the sein bare hand are working like buck man, has these guys herd of working gloves , most of them are so comfortable
What a journey. It's so beautiful to see the beauty of the sunrise. It's a relief to see that everyone are coming back safely. I would have fallen into the ocean, lol. Blessings to everyone. 😊
Love the videos keep it up and can't wait for 100k subscribers soon you will have the 100k play button going to hit 100K before the end of the year do when you show your act of kindness it just like wata flo
I've been looking at your informative, entertaining and breathtaking videos for some years now. Parika market, Lusignan, Mon Repos, Mahaica Creek, Orealla, Essequibo Coast and so many more countless ones. What I observed about this video in particular is the safety regulations. I ask myself why is it so difficult for a fisherman working on high seas to wear a life jacket. You've personally promoted safety by wearing yours but I wish you could use your influence to encourage a greater sense of safety too. Tell Captain Blackbody he needs one too.
The kind of jackets available in Guyana are not fishermen friendly. The fish net can easily get tangled with the jackets and drag the fisherman overboard. They would need a special jacket I would suggest
Research indicates that oil-related activities give rise to grave concerns, as they imperil the sustainability, development, and productivity of both fish populations and their respective ecosystems. Despite the manifold economic benefits linked with oil exploration and production, the lack of effective environmental management has yielded unfortunate repercussions across crucial sectors of the economy, particularly the fisheries industry. Moreover, these factors are speculated to contribute to the potential threat of Georgetown facing sinking issues.
No, the fish is not disappearing from the Atlantic Ocean, but the oil drilling will no doubt affect the pristine waters of Guyana. The oil drilling will be devastating to the shrimp industry. Peace.
Let me tell you, from all the reports I heard, you have to have a strong stomach otherwise you´d be puking like crazy. Just as you said: pay the fishermen for their fish, it is not an easy job and it is dangerous as well. The way that boat was rocking on the waves you have to be accustomed to that not to be afraid that the boat might capsize.
I see in foreign countries people make Artificial environment under the sea for fish to live so fishermen always can get fish Industrial Development and offshore drilling for oil creates pollution in the sea so fish will not live in those areas.
No it's not that it's the climate change and the water is sometimes hot so normally you would think fish will come in the fish season but no it's going to change to my perspective
danny fishes are not disappearing, it's over fishing in guyana, catching too many baby fishes , in other caribbean countries they monitor the catch and some are seasonal fishing, meaning let the babies grow and reproduce. but our people always bout dhal rice and fry fish, especially the gilbaka, butter fifh and banga are being taken out too small. y'all be safe the most dangerous job is fishing in deep rough waters ,people ya must pay the price when buying stop crying big up to all the guys
Beautiful as usual Danny. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Here watching from Barbados🇧🇧
Shamin here Mr Ard big big fan , we here at home in Trinidad are always tuned on to your show ... Learning alot about your country also ... Blessings
Thanks 🙏 for following me. Hope you are doing well
Denny, yes I agree with you, overfishing is a threat to many species of fish especially the bluefin tuna. UN pointed out that China and US are two most overfishing nations in the world. However scientists do believe that climate change is also responsible for the shrinking of the fish population. Truly a nice adventure.
Mr. Denny in my humble opinion I think there is more fishermen than fish.😄I understand everyone has to make a living, we also have to think of the future. Give the baby fish a chance to grow. Other solution, farm raised. Always enjoy your trips, especially the ocean.🙏🏽
such good scene,hilighting how fishing is done. so exciting to take it all in. nice video. you and the crew may god bless you all. safe keeping always.
Good night Danny nice 🐠 trip and yes don’t bargain with the fisherman.Beautiful scenery.
Thank you for sharing the goodness of Guyana 🇬🇾 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Guyana's government needs to regulate the fishing industry by setting standards of catch. No catch beyond a certain size, no catching of fish during spawning and certain seasons, and educating fishermen on the need to conserve. That's the only way they can have a future.
That is how they doe it in Dominica u can't fish and hunt in certern places only on different season of the year.but I understand when a country don't have much jobs the people don't have a joice but to clean the rivers to catch fish even if the fish is small
Good morning sir, again thanks for your hard work making and publishing these videos! Have a great weekend ahead! 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
Omg Ard Denny my & I always say you one guy don't scared of nothing rass God bless you always 🙏 stay safe everyone's 🙏 ❤️
Mr Ard not everyday is catching day it’s just over fishing go to the West Indian store in America and they asking almost ten dollars $10.00 for fine banga it’s very sad the authorities need to have some kind or regulation have a blessed day
Goodmorning.
What a lovely adventure
Well said concerning the fishing season!
Hello Danny my brother nice vibes fish on the line boy thank you guys for sharing this awesome experience how can life get better than this 🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟👍👍👍🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
what a great video Denny, these guys pulling the sein bare hand are working like buck man, has these guys herd of working gloves , most of them are so comfortable
What a journey. It's so beautiful to see the beauty of the sunrise. It's a relief to see that everyone are coming back safely. I would have fallen into the ocean, lol. Blessings to everyone. 😊
Beautiful! Amazing journey!
Good day to you ARD and beautiful family 🙏👍🏼😎
Love the videos keep it up and can't wait for 100k subscribers soon you will have the 100k play button going to hit 100K before the end of the year do when you show your act of kindness it just like wata flo
I agree with you...we pay for fish without a cry ...risky job
We must also pray for their safety
I always enjoy your videos Danny
I've been looking at your informative, entertaining and breathtaking videos for some years now. Parika market, Lusignan, Mon Repos, Mahaica Creek, Orealla, Essequibo Coast and so many more countless ones. What I observed about this video in particular is the safety regulations. I ask myself why is it so difficult for a fisherman working on high seas to wear a life jacket. You've personally promoted safety by wearing yours but I wish you could use your influence to encourage a greater sense of safety too. Tell Captain Blackbody he needs one too.
The kind of jackets available in Guyana are not fishermen friendly. The fish net can easily get tangled with the jackets and drag the fisherman overboard. They would need a special jacket I would suggest
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Wonderful adventure in the atlantic ocean
Research indicates that oil-related activities give rise to grave concerns, as they imperil the sustainability, development, and productivity of both fish populations and their respective ecosystems. Despite the manifold economic benefits linked with oil exploration and production, the lack of effective environmental management has yielded unfortunate repercussions across crucial sectors of the economy, particularly the fisheries industry. Moreover, these factors are speculated to contribute to the potential threat of Georgetown facing sinking issues.
I used to fish in that same place very hard work i think the oil mess up the fishing ground
Nice fishing trip.
❤it every time blessings family ❤❤❤
Good afternoon ARD happy fishing, I pray that the fishes are not disappearing 🙏❤️ awesome video keep up the good work
Good morning, where do the fishermen store their fishes when the do not sell all. Do they have to rent a freezer, so they can sell it the next day.
Salim from Canada love your shows looking at all of them great job hi to you and family also fish pro and family
Good day ARDi really love those fun you are having keep it going
Nice video 👈
I enjoyed it bro keep up the amazing work
Well said guys, I also noticed the continued harvesting of Crabs from Guyana’s shorelines, when the crabs disappear, so will the shoreline.
Elias from somalia keep going my bro
Bro is a pilot and fisherman all in one.
Danny i remember when I was working on trawler the scene is awesome
Danny did you know that Sposton would have the capability of building ships like this
I know the Canje pheasant, malalli and I think the Toroni or the Maujoura was built by sproston
Good morning ARD AND FAMILY'S so beautiful and wonderful adventures keep up your good work and how can life get better than this ❤️ ♥️ 💗
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Great vlogs. Very interesting learning about Guyana.
No, the fish is not disappearing from the Atlantic Ocean, but the oil drilling will no doubt affect the pristine waters of Guyana. The oil drilling will be devastating to the shrimp industry. Peace.
Very nice video ❤️
Time to catch some fish 🐟 yummy
Niceness to bad.. I'm not from guyana but I look at all your vids..hope to visit guyana soon.. may I ask why the water that color??
Welcome to visit Guyana anytime. The water get the color from the fallen trees and leaves
Drilling and high boat traffic ran the fishes off
With all those oil vessels dumping waste into the sea the fish taste might change..
Let me tell you, from all the reports I heard, you have to have a strong stomach otherwise you´d be puking like crazy. Just as you said: pay the fishermen for their fish, it is not an easy job and it is dangerous as well. The way that boat was rocking on the waves you have to be accustomed to that not to be afraid that the boat might capsize.
Indeed it’s a risky job. I almost puked 🤮
Nice 😊
I see in foreign countries people make Artificial environment under the sea for fish to live so fishermen always can get fish
Industrial Development and offshore drilling for oil creates pollution in the sea so fish will not live in those areas.
Hey denny where can i get fishing rods to buy?
On Amazon I buy mine. But in Guyana you can get from the pet stores
No it's not that it's the climate change and the water is sometimes hot so normally you would think fish will come in the fish season but no it's going to change to my perspective
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danny fishes are not disappearing, it's over fishing in guyana, catching too many baby fishes , in other caribbean countries they monitor the catch and some are seasonal fishing, meaning let the babies grow and reproduce. but our people always bout dhal rice and fry fish, especially the gilbaka, butter fifh and banga are being taken out too small. y'all be safe the most dangerous job is fishing in deep rough waters ,people ya must pay the price when buying stop crying big up to all the guys
In essequibo we only geting 310 guyana dollars for snapper the buyer man a Robb we
I think 450 in Georgetown
Yes we are over fishing the sea
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Fishing is very risky job to go in the Atlantic Ocean to fish
Love fishing 🎣
Hey ARD 👋
Good morning
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Denny, It's "Fish" not "Fishes" even when there are many.
Sadly many Guyanese are not interested in proper grammar, spelling etc
If you seh suh