Great video. If you wondering how they can find those traps in the middle of the ocean, they use a very old technique called "eskwala" in tagalog. They use the mountain tops that seems to be a good a good marker and they must remember how the mountain tops are aligned and positioned when they throw the trap and when they go back to get to those traps they need to reposition those tops again in order to find their traps. And they always travel with a bearing. Good old fishermans technique. The technology sometimes might fail but the mountains and where the sun rise and set will never. Proud fisherman's son here mate. Cheers!
My uncle is a fisherman somewhere in Mindanao. I went with him one time in the middle of the night for go fishing, we don't have any navigational system... that is why I wondering too, how can he manage to go back home at night and without GPS. I guess the fisherman like him is gifted of the sense of directions,, and this is a gift from our god, so they can live their life abundantly.. that is what I call GPS: the God Positioning System!!
I knew a guy who fish 5 days away in the east ph sea using only a boat like that and a kitang"one line of nylon with so many baited hooks"stretching a thousand meters long, I remember he even told us a story when he battles a 60-foot waves when a storm caught him. I even remember seeing how big the fishes he caught, so sad nowadays that you'll only see larger fish in the sea waters of ph so far away from the shores.. The government should really regulate fishing and prioritize culturing of marine animals and their habitats for the future!
Yes over fishing is worldwide now and I know the Philippine government is attempting to manage it however there are 25 million fishermen and it is just so difficult to control and also many other countries like china are illegally fishing in our oceans an the Philippines navy is not bold enough to challenge China.
Wonderful and amazing video pal, I am a Filipino and this video reminds me of my childhood memories! someone is smashing onions while I am watching this. keep up the good work and keep safe always!
I learned a lot from Cebuano Fishermen. I loved the sud-sud net. I almost drown when i was 12 years old practicing my deep sea diving without diving gear. they call it now freediving. It was a Badjao who taught me how to free dive.
Thanks for sharing this, I have many Filipino friends here in Canada, and since meeting them over the past ten years, I really hope to find myself in the Philippines at some point. Love the Ocean, and I hope I get the opportunity to experience the Philippines on an epic level.
10:33 Thinking the same...and as we can see, the sea is not so calm every time they go there! They just "walk the line" to the such a small marks without any flags above the water! Amazing! Great video! Thanks for sharing "Hooked Up!" Did liked and made my both thumbs up!
I think they go by "landmarks". I once lost a Ray Ban into the waters and immediately the pumpboat operator scanned the distances and land forms as if triangulating the location. It wasn't very deep waters so I'm guessing he went back for it later.
If some people only knew what some of these families knew on what it takes to support their family. Like you said in the beginning, the weather had been bad for a while and they had to risk this trip to earn money. The day in life for the Philippines is much much different and easy for people to complain about what kind of traps they using that's irrelevant. Great video.👍 also that takes courage to go that far out and the swells were getting that big.
I experience fishing with my husband and it is night time in Isla Lipayran bantayan ..and it's really bad weather with thunder storm .. but it was a best experience ever.. a nice adventure that you'll never forget in your entire life😊😊..
thnaks for uploading this video. Im no fisherman but I see that you enjoyed the experience with our fisherfolks out in the sea....thanks again and I enjoyed it as well...:-)
I use to go with my father before when i was a kid, my father is a fisherman also in Philippines, i already encounter large waves in my childhood days. Ocean is a wonderful place i love oceans..
This was a very good fishing trip. I am an American and I lived in the Philippines for 23 years up until last year. Making a living by fishing in the Philippines is a pretty tough row to hoe. I am sure that I could not do it, but I admire anyone that can do it.
I spent most of my childhood in Sta Fe (spent 3 years as a kid) and my family is from Madridejos (other side of the island). I lived with a family who’s main trade is fishing. They go out to sea at around past midnight or early dawn to catch “bolinao” (anchovies) and other kinda of fish. As a kid, I’m always curious what happens/how they do these things like casting a net. I’m always afraid of deep waters so I never bothered asking to go with them. I think it’s a risky business with those small wooden boats. I now live in San Antonio, TX-quite a loooong way from where I came from. I have mad respect to these fishermen. I miss home and the family I lived with. Thanks for the awesome video :)
Thanks for the video, reminded me so much of Batangas when I was growing up. San Francisco and Santa Cruz Ca., it's just too cold trying to get my feet wet besides the famous Great Whites roaming the Pacific Ocean. It's been seven years since my last visit home. Thanks!
Aaaarrrggghghhhh me hearty,Twas good to see the natives were friendly. Nice video Roger.I will subscribe to your channel and browse the content.I am married to a filipina myself and found the filipino people to be the friendliest I have ever encountered. Cheers from Australia. Regards Rob
Your video is great my friend, keep them coming! You mentioned you’re from Texas, what part? I spent three years in Killeen, three years in El Paso, and three in Houston and I used to fish in Galveston. I'm a Filipino by the way!
I don't see my original reply so I will do it again. I am originally from Dallas and lived in Austin for about 3 years. When I was young my family would go to Corpus Christi/Padre Island every summer and we would fish almost the whole time. Some of the best memories of my life were from there.
My Paradise on Bantayan Island, Cebu, Philippines I travelled a lot to Dallas when I was in Houston but never been to Corpus Christi/Padre Island or Austin. Anyway, I wish you and your family all the best!!!
nice job sir on this video. that's really a scary situation seeing nothing but endless sea around you. haven't you asked dodong how he is able to locate those fishing traps without using any navigation system? hats off to the small fisherman for bringing us food to our table.
mg23 as we went out he kept looking back over his shoulder at the only hills showing on Bantayan Island, so some how he has trained himself over the years (he also fished with his father as he grew up) to somehow pin point ocean locations miles out at sea. When we arrived at the fish traps I could not see any of bantayan island.
Thanks for your video. Fishing is my hobby. Planning to buy my own banca boat this summer (Philippines). I already got my Garmin 5cv fish finder so I'm half ready haha!
To Thomas Kerwin: 'When in Rome, do what Romans do.', in other words, be a Filipino fisherman with no cheating gears like your fish finder. Make sure you wear a life jacket and carry a bolo knife. White dudes are easy prey to the great WHITE sharks there....he hee!
@@ab-ew6ee . You didn't read my comment properly. I said (if I may quote myself) "fishing is my hobby", so having a garmin fish finder just makes it easier for me to catch my fish at a shorter time. After a couple of fish (hopefully some yellowfins or skipjacks), I can head home, roast/grill the fish, invite some friends for discussions over seafood and beer. I don't intend to compete with the "real fishermen". And FYI, I am not a "white dude", I am a full blooded Filipino, there are no great white sharks in the Philippines, and he who goes fishing with a bolo is a certified idiot.
Talagang matatapang ang mga Pinoy, pero kung may pambili sila ng mga life jacket ay siguradong bumili na ang mga iyan. Pero siguradong manghihinayang pa ring bumili dahil sa hirap ng buhay nila!
Mr. & Mrs. Chicken tama ka dun bro mas uunahin ang pangangailan ng buhay kesa sa life jacket nakakalungkot man pero ika nga ng kanta ni bamboo may agimat tayo dahil dun sa kanya matapang tayo....
thanks for posting your fishing experience, I see you guys are from texas too! We are here in Sugar Land, a burb of Houston. go Rockets!!! I follow your Vlogs and hopefully one of this day visit Bantayan Island.
To Edilberto Reyes: Hi, I am in Texas too. In a little town called Copperas Cove, in central Texas. A Filipino raised in Southern California. I too hope to visit that island, Bantayan. I wonder if anyone has visited all 7,641 islands of the Philippines? We went to Palawan Island in September of 2017 and enjoyed it.
rough water, not for trolling today, but on a good day, wahoo and tuna for sure, the little fish is live bait, but if nomo big fish, eat the small fish.. they were the only boat our there, so you know it's not overfished..
I should have called it "Hooked Up Resurrection" ;-). No luck trolling however but it really was a rough day to head out to sea. I did get 1 hit on the way out but it just bent my rod way down then let go when it tasted the hook, so i know something is out there I just need to troll a lot faster to sink the hook on first bite. I may be talking to a boat builder and see what he can build for my fishing needs. Something in the small to medium range at first just to learn where and how to fish, then if that goes well I will build it's big brother boat!
Yesh, no kidding. When I saw the shirt in the video, I looked down to see if I was wearing mine. Trolling speed depends on what's out there. We trolled for tuna between 3 to 5 knots. It will be a challenge to get up to 15 to 20 knots to high speed troll for wahoo.
I want to come back home. But my wife likes all her amenities here in the States. I might just have to take long extended trips to do some Island hopping. I like your Paradise.
iggi Yes the amenities are lacking here, however you can try to create your own piece of Paradise here which is what my plans are, for me it is a trade off of traffic jams and poverty (my social security goes much farther here) for coconuts, palm trees and beautiful beaches😀
Do people that comment in your comment box think that fishing for small fish actually deplete the ocean of fish. Do they have a clue how big the ocean is? Do they know what is a baby fish and what is a natural small fish is? This fishermans fishing technique is so sustainable. The injustice is that this poor man bust it all day for 5 bucks.Thank for sharing.
The Filipino Fishermen have been long deprived of at least simple technology to improve their Fishing techniques. They don't have a safe and proper boats to use for more productive outings, they don't have proper equipment to utilize to ease their difficulty on rudimentary tools available to them. They didn't even have their own initiative to make sustainable profit, perhaps too contented of what they already have. But I'm not blaming or belittling them. They actually have the ability to rise above from their stagnated situation. The only problem is, they lack solidarity. Most of our fishermen, likes to do thing on their own, without minding the others need to be part of the progress of the whole community. If only our fisher folks pool their resources to create a cooperative style association to improve their economy, they probably can have something more than sustainable and permanent means to overcome hardship. Pool their resources to build bigger boats instead of cut throat like competition using tiny and unsafe boats, they can actually become big player, or even achieve bigger market shares from among other players, and perhaps starts to build more genuine progressive economy by merging their capability and finance to start with.
I'm having a boat built for me and I told the builder that I would use more modern technology in my boat and he is very excited about using things such as automatic bilge pumps and electric start motors. The main problem is that the stores are selling such old technology and not offering any new items to improve their safety or productivity. I shop online and find the latest gadgets for my boat.
Your bravery will be tested to the fullest if you will try to do it in Jolo or Basilan. In Visayas you are truly safe, but i dont know if you will survive in Jolo or Basilan. But it will worth the risk.
Jonathan Berdejo I may someday visit General Santos to do some tuna fishing but first I will see if I can catch some big tuna in the visayan islands area
My father was a fisherman of that place, he was actually born in Madredijos. He left that place when he was 28 and Migrated at Zamboanga City in Mindanao. Way back 1969.
sure have to admire the guts these guys put into their livelihood. I wouldnt do it thats certain --any minute that tiny boat could be swamped. What it takes when you are poor hh?
No no no !!! The people there are beautiful... I mean you got guts going out on a rough ocean on that tiny boat that looks half rotted and ready to sink. Hehehe
Sa bundok sila nag aalign, tinatandaab nila ang nakikita sa mga bundok, east, west, south, North... nasubukan ko yan at ginagawa namin sa pagtanda ng bahura o bato sa ilalim ng dagat..
In our island it was called tulondun .. usually those old fisherman who really grows there is very familiar on that place and it was easy to locate them😊😊
eliyahu 66,I noticed most of Philippine fishermen don't wear life jacket when they go to deep seas for fishing...their lives are in danger when strong winds catch them..why?
If it had enough diesel fuel it could, however this boat is not in very good shape so every trip is risky business, he has since bought another boat that is in better shape. This fisherman usually goes about 10 miles out to his fish traps and back every few days.
He has a low speed diesel about 12 hp, not sure what brand it's pretty old. I need to get transmissions for my engines before I start my boat build. I will be sure to do videos of the complete boat build process and fishing and island hopping trips once it is built.
@@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030 well good luck , if its boat related ,dont sink . Show me the grouper ! Haha . Or snapper or mahi mahi . South Florida had some good days fishing ,that was fished pretty hard too though .
If you go out of sight of land, how the hell do you get if they don’t have a compass ? I love the sea, I wished I bought a boat and lived by the sea instead of living 40km inland.
The regulation for fishing is not like US that they have a certain size and amout of the fish that you that you catch, but in the Philippines they don't have that regulation.
Dried fish are supposed to be small. Some types of fish that they catch don't really grow that big. Adult size if I am not mistaken is more or less 6 to 8 inches long.
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Yamada is his engine, there are many brands of 1 and 2 cylinder high and low speed diesels. I plan to use Yamada single cylinder 18 hp high speed diesel with electric start on my boat. The low speed max out at about 2400 rpm and the high speed at about 3600 rpm. I'm having trouble finding a marine transmission with fwd, neutral and reverse, they are made in China mostly.
Can you send me information on this and the name of who I can contact for fishing please please. We are going there in February 2018. Thank you very much for any help you can prove me. If you want to email me or text just let me know
Victor LaSenn I only have a balikbayan visa and will apply for a ACR card when the visa expires. if I got Philippines citizenship I could loose my US social security payments/benefits. it takes 5 years to get citizenship in the Philippines.
Robert M Wright The US government can if they choose stop your social security benefits if you take citizenship in another country. They may not do it however they can. Dual citizenship would be less likely, renouncing your US citizenship would be more likely. It is their option. I don't like it but it is a reality.
There net fishing gets me,they use net the size of fly wire no fish gets away,average fish in nets are about 2 inches long, no wonder some fishing grounds have no fish at all there are many islands with no fish, completly fished out.in years to come its going to be a huge problem many people will starve.
there are fish grow at that kind of size, i got you but you didnt got the net im sorry but they already doing that for how many years, another dont wonder but believe that they are doing the right thing,.
Ganyan talaga sa place namin pag may low pressure kahit malayo pa yan apectado kami automatic 9days masama ang panahon kaya nasanay nA kami pero pag katapos nang 9days namasama maraming isda na makukuha at malaki pag masamang panahon kasi doon wlang pumapalaot kasi takot sa alon at hangin kalamitan ganyan bangka ang pumapalaot kasi kaya.
Great video. If you wondering how they can find those traps in the middle of the ocean, they use a very old technique called "eskwala" in tagalog. They use the mountain tops that seems to be a good a good marker and they must remember how the mountain tops are aligned and positioned when they throw the trap and when they go back to get to those traps they need to reposition those tops again in order to find their traps. And they always travel with a bearing. Good old fishermans technique. The technology sometimes might fail but the mountains and where the sun rise and set will never. Proud fisherman's son here mate. Cheers!
My uncle is a fisherman somewhere in Mindanao. I went with him one time in the middle of the night for go fishing, we don't have any navigational system... that is why I wondering too, how can he manage to go back home at night and without GPS. I guess the fisherman like him is gifted of the sense of directions,, and this is a gift from our god, so they can live their life abundantly.. that is what I call GPS: the God Positioning System!!
Riki Cruz Amen
I knew a guy who fish 5 days away in the east ph sea using only a boat like that and a kitang"one line of nylon with so many baited hooks"stretching a thousand meters long, I remember he even told us a story when he battles a 60-foot waves when a storm caught him. I even remember seeing how big the fishes he caught, so sad nowadays that you'll only see larger fish in the sea waters of ph so far away from the shores.. The government should really regulate fishing and prioritize culturing of marine animals and their habitats for the future!
Yes over fishing is worldwide now and I know the Philippine government is attempting to manage it however there are 25 million fishermen and it is just so difficult to control and also many other countries like china are illegally fishing in our oceans an the Philippines navy is not bold enough to challenge China.
Wonderful and amazing video pal, I am a Filipino and this video reminds me of my childhood memories! someone is smashing onions while I am watching this. keep up the good work and keep safe always!
Philippines my great country..thank you for sharing this sir...We have a great president now, Philippines will become a greater from now.
Ninja Boy Yes I agree and I am very excited about the future here too.
I learned a lot from Cebuano Fishermen. I loved the sud-sud net. I almost drown when i was 12 years old practicing my deep sea diving without diving gear. they call it now freediving. It was a Badjao who taught me how to free dive.
Excellent video great to see the fishing boats in action. Thank you.
Thanks for the great feedback! Stay tuned for more from My paradise on Bantayan Island!
Pure Watercolour Patrick Ley-Greaves I will see you my bantayan
filipinos is a great man!they can do anything godbless to all filipino
greetings from mexico
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They are catching tiny fish..Their boat is also tiny and poorly built. Obviously a reflection of high poverty....SAD!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing this, I have many Filipino friends here in Canada, and since meeting them over the past ten years, I really hope to find myself in the Philippines at some point.
Love the Ocean, and I hope I get the opportunity to experience the Philippines on an epic level.
Philippines is a beautiful country good video mate
I know
MATE MANY THANKS FOR SHARING FRIEND LIKE THE VIDEO VERY MUCH
10:33 Thinking the same...and as we can see, the sea is not so calm every time they go there! They just "walk the line" to the such a small marks without any flags above the water! Amazing! Great video! Thanks for sharing "Hooked Up!" Did liked and made my both thumbs up!
Leo Löppönen Thanks Leo, I always appreciate your comments!
I think they go by "landmarks". I once lost a Ray Ban into the waters and immediately the pumpboat operator scanned the distances and land forms as if triangulating the location. It wasn't very deep waters so I'm guessing he went back for it later.
If it would not be RayBans...no need to triangulating :) I guess you are right!
SIR, THANKS FOR SHARING THE VIDEO, VERY NICE!, really APPRECIATE!. GOOD JOB!!!.
If some people only knew what some of these families knew on what it takes to support their family. Like you said in the beginning, the weather had been bad for a while and they had to risk this trip to earn money. The day in life for the Philippines is much much different and easy for people to complain about what kind of traps they using that's irrelevant. Great video.👍 also that takes courage to go that far out and the swells were getting that big.
I experience fishing with my husband and it is night time in Isla Lipayran bantayan ..and it's really bad weather with thunder storm .. but it was a best experience ever.. a nice adventure that you'll never forget in your entire life😊😊..
Nindot nga video! pls make more videos like this.
I-am Jay Will do! Thanks for watching
Excellent video. Very interesting. Thanks for putting the text explanations into the video. Thanks for sharing.
I'm glad I could provide the video for you. Thanks for all your viewing!
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thnaks for uploading this video. Im no fisherman but I see that you enjoyed the experience with our fisherfolks out in the sea....thanks again and I enjoyed it as well...:-)
Roger Mayday Yes it was a great day at sea! Thanks for your comments:-)
I use to go with my father before when i was a kid, my father is a fisherman also in Philippines, i already encounter large waves in my childhood days. Ocean is a wonderful place i love oceans..
This was a very good fishing trip. I am an American and I lived in the Philippines for 23 years up until last year. Making a living by fishing in the Philippines is a pretty tough row to hoe. I am sure that I could not do it, but I admire anyone that can do it.
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I spent most of my childhood in Sta Fe (spent 3 years as a kid) and my family is from Madridejos (other side of the island). I lived with a family who’s main trade is fishing. They go out to sea at around past midnight or early dawn to catch “bolinao” (anchovies) and other kinda of fish. As a kid, I’m always curious what happens/how they do these things like casting a net. I’m always afraid of deep waters so I never bothered asking to go with them. I think it’s a risky business with those small wooden boats. I now live in San Antonio, TX-quite a loooong way from where I came from. I have mad respect to these fishermen. I miss home and the family I lived with. Thanks for the awesome video :)
Dodong is a sweet nickname .. my gf and her friends call me also Dodong :)
nice video :)
Thanks for the video, reminded me so much of Batangas when I was growing up. San Francisco and Santa Cruz Ca., it's just too cold trying to get my feet wet besides the famous Great Whites roaming the Pacific Ocean. It's been seven years since my last visit home. Thanks!
yogegoy I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Wonderful Video... so interesting 👍
Aaaarrrggghghhhh me hearty,Twas good to see the natives were friendly. Nice video Roger.I will subscribe to your channel and browse the content.I am married to a filipina myself and found the filipino people to be the friendliest I have ever encountered. Cheers from Australia. Regards Rob
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Excellent video and very interesting subject. It's nice to see a sense of humour shown in blogs.
Two thumbs up! Love the music! 😉
Your video is great my friend, keep them coming! You mentioned you’re from Texas, what part? I spent three years in Killeen, three years in El Paso, and three in Houston and I used to fish in Galveston. I'm a Filipino by the way!
I don't see my original reply so I will do it again. I am originally from Dallas and lived in Austin for about 3 years. When I was young my family would go to Corpus Christi/Padre Island every summer and we would fish almost the whole time. Some of the best memories of my life were from there.
My Paradise on Bantayan Island, Cebu, Philippines I travelled a lot to Dallas when I was in Houston but never been to Corpus Christi/Padre Island or Austin. Anyway, I wish you and your family all the best!!!
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nice job sir on this video. that's really a scary situation seeing nothing but endless sea around you. haven't you asked dodong how he is able to locate those fishing traps without using any navigation system? hats off to the small fisherman for bringing us food to our table.
mg23 as we went out he kept looking back over his shoulder at the only hills showing on Bantayan Island, so some how he has trained himself over the years (he also fished with his father as he grew up) to somehow pin point ocean locations miles out at sea. When we arrived at the fish traps I could not see any of bantayan island.
wow naranasan ko nayan kaya maganda talaga at ka mis kuna
very nice moments
Thanks for your video. Fishing is my hobby. Planning to buy my own banca boat this summer (Philippines). I already got my Garmin 5cv fish finder so I'm half ready haha!
To Thomas Kerwin: 'When in Rome, do what Romans do.', in other words, be a Filipino fisherman with no cheating gears like your fish finder. Make sure you wear a life jacket and carry a bolo knife. White dudes are easy prey to the great WHITE sharks there....he hee!
@@ab-ew6ee . You didn't read my comment properly. I said (if I may quote myself) "fishing is my hobby", so having a garmin fish finder just makes it easier for me to catch my fish at a shorter time. After a couple of fish (hopefully some yellowfins or skipjacks), I can head home, roast/grill the fish, invite some friends for discussions over seafood and beer. I don't intend to compete with the "real fishermen". And FYI, I am not a "white dude", I am a full blooded Filipino, there are no great white sharks in the Philippines, and he who goes fishing with a bolo is a certified idiot.
I will be in your country next month can I come als
Kawawa naman ang banka parang malulunod na sa dami Ng huli ang lalaki pang eh kasing laki Ng banka hahjajajajajajaaajajhhaha
I enjoyed your video and look forward to more
Nindot ng lugar a uy bantayan island
Nice Job thank you for sharing
kAYA BA NILA YAN ? LAWN MOWER MOTOR , NAG PUPUNTA SA PACIFIC OCEAN AT WALA PANG LIFE JACKET GANYAN KA TAPANG ANG MGA PINOY .
Talagang matatapang ang mga Pinoy, pero kung may pambili sila ng mga life jacket ay siguradong bumili na ang mga iyan. Pero siguradong manghihinayang pa ring bumili dahil sa hirap ng buhay nila!
Mr. & Mrs. Chicken tama ka dun bro mas uunahin ang pangangailan ng buhay kesa sa life jacket nakakalungkot man pero ika nga ng kanta ni bamboo may agimat tayo dahil dun sa kanya matapang tayo....
malayo pa yang lugar na yan sa pacific ocean
plastic container lang katapat ng life jacket
Ramil yan ang gusto sa iyo pina lalakas mo loob ng mga Pinoy , kahit wala tayong gamit ? na maganda inprovise lang ok na , thank you sir.
Hope you can help our fellow filipino fisherman my friend...
Sa brgy.tarong ohh! Proud being bantayanon my hometown
Tarung diay ni sya kah nice.. dagko Lang bawd..
thanks for posting your fishing experience, I see you guys are from texas too! We are here in Sugar Land, a burb of Houston. go Rockets!!! I follow your Vlogs and hopefully one of this day visit Bantayan Island.
To Edilberto Reyes: Hi, I am in Texas too. In a little town called Copperas Cove, in central Texas. A Filipino raised in Southern California. I too hope to visit that island, Bantayan. I wonder if anyone has visited all 7,641 islands of the Philippines? We went to Palawan Island in September of 2017 and enjoyed it.
okie ka dodong gwapo jejeje
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Hahaha l likr yout vlog sir haha more upload please. Im also from Philippines
I miss you bantayan island, ,,
rough water, not for trolling today, but on a good day, wahoo and tuna for sure, the little fish is live bait, but if nomo big fish, eat the small fish.. they were the only boat our there, so you know it's not overfished..
Nice video and kapitbahay ko yan sa bantayan madridejos c nong dodong at close friends ko yan nice
To CBP Detachment: Kaibigan mo si Dodong? That is nice. Nag fishing ka ba?
i like your video lol funny captioned make more video bud
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Hey, I recognize that 'Hooked Up' shirt and the soft tackle bag.
I should have called it "Hooked Up Resurrection" ;-). No luck trolling however but it really was a rough day to head out to sea. I did get 1 hit on the way out but it just bent my rod way down then let go when it tasted the hook, so i know something is out there I just need to troll a lot faster to sink the hook on first bite. I may be talking to a boat builder and see what he can build for my fishing needs. Something in the small to medium range at first just to learn where and how to fish, then if that goes well I will build it's big brother boat!
Yesh, no kidding. When I saw the shirt in the video, I looked down to see if I was wearing mine. Trolling speed depends on what's out there. We trolled for tuna between 3 to 5 knots. It will be a challenge to get up to 15 to 20 knots to high speed troll for wahoo.
Jim Leung the speed is why i need to get my own boat with some HP maybe twin engines with 29 hp each. i also need electric start and cup holders!
Jim Leung typo 20 hp each and some sort of gps
Will twin 20hp motors get you up to 20 knots? How heavy are those boats?
I want to come back home. But my wife likes all her amenities here in the States. I might just have to take long extended trips to do some Island hopping. I like your Paradise.
iggi Yes the amenities are lacking here, however you can try to create your own piece of Paradise here which is what my plans are, for me it is a trade off of traffic jams and poverty (my social security goes much farther here) for coconuts, palm trees and beautiful beaches😀
Yan ang tunay na mangingisda di kagaya sa ibang bansa halos ubos lahat ng isda pag sila pumapalaot
Do people that comment in your comment box think that fishing for small fish actually deplete the ocean of fish. Do they have a clue how big the ocean is? Do they know what is a baby fish and what is a natural small fish is? This fishermans fishing technique is so sustainable. The injustice is that this poor man bust it all day for 5 bucks.Thank for sharing.
The Filipino Fishermen have been long deprived of at least simple technology to improve their Fishing techniques. They don't have a safe and proper boats to use for more productive outings, they don't have proper equipment to utilize to ease their difficulty on rudimentary tools available to them. They didn't even have their own initiative to make sustainable profit, perhaps too contented of what they already have. But I'm not blaming or belittling them. They actually have the ability to rise above from their stagnated situation. The only problem is, they lack solidarity. Most of our fishermen, likes to do thing on their own, without minding the others need to be part of the progress of the whole community. If only our fisher folks pool their resources to create a cooperative style association to improve their economy, they probably can have something more than sustainable and permanent means to overcome hardship. Pool their resources to build bigger boats instead of cut throat like competition using tiny and unsafe boats, they can actually become big player, or even achieve bigger market shares from among other players, and perhaps starts to build more genuine progressive economy by merging their capability and finance to start with.
I'm having a boat built for me and I told the builder that I would use more modern technology in my boat and he is very excited about using things such as automatic bilge pumps and electric start motors. The main problem is that the stores are selling such old technology and not offering any new items to improve their safety or productivity. I shop online and find the latest gadgets for my boat.
Your bravery will be tested to the fullest if you will try to do it in Jolo or Basilan.
In Visayas you are truly safe, but i dont know if you will survive in Jolo or Basilan. But it will worth the risk.
Jonathan Berdejo My wife went to high school on Mindanao and she will not allow me to go to that area
:-)
But you can try Zamboanga City but with trusted friends only.
Jonathan Berdejo I may someday visit General Santos to do some tuna fishing but first I will see if I can catch some big tuna in the visayan islands area
as long as you are not cocky/arrogant (as most people in the World see yanks), you will be safe.
Fantastic - thanks for sharing
Bantayan is the birth place of my parents. It was more a paradise before Typhoon Yolanda devastated the island.
Jonathan Berdejo The typhoon really wrecked the island but it seems to have recovered. I live at the north end in Madridejos
My father was a fisherman of that place, he was actually born in Madredijos. He left that place when he was 28 and Migrated at Zamboanga City in Mindanao. Way back 1969.
It is a paradise if you have money to spend. Fish is scarce mainly from overfishing.
hard work...father and son. badass.
Thanks for the video, that is really cool. It looks like you are having the time of your life out there.
Cool flick man! San pian pick dongding bin bing du Ki nom bun finbin bitvok nuu muum!
sure have to admire the guts these guys put into their livelihood. I wouldnt do it thats certain --any minute that tiny boat could be swamped. What it takes when you are poor hh?
Do you have their address so i can send them a gift. I have a nice small boat water pump i can send it so they can use it doe their boat
Is it a manual pump, their boat does not have a battery
Ganyan talaga pag mahirap lahat gagawin para makakain
Hindi ko alam, pero sobra akong nasisiyahan kapag malalaki ang alon kapag uuwi ako sa isla.
future fishermen are onboard nice video
Awesome Video guys great job!!!!...how do those traps stay afloat?..
They sink and lay on the bottom of the ocean. It is not real deep where their traps are maybe 30 feet/10 meters
awesome vids man! it reminds me of my childhood
Very stable even on rough waters.
very funny narration, looks like real deadly catch
Dude... you got guts going out with them!!!
No no no !!! The people there are beautiful... I mean you got guts going out on a rough ocean on that tiny boat that looks half rotted and ready to sink. Hehehe
thats a fact the people are down to earth beautiful
fish's are so small, in u.s we use em as bait, nice video though ;-)
In America you use gps, fishfinder, diving equipment, etc.
Paano nila natatandaan ang marking ng kanilang trap without even using GPS? At paano mkabalik sa shore Ahh amazing!
inaalign nila sa island at buwan araw oras or star pag gabi
Sa bundok sila nag aalign, tinatandaab nila ang nakikita sa mga bundok, east, west, south, North... nasubukan ko yan at ginagawa namin sa pagtanda ng bahura o bato sa ilalim ng dagat..
In our island it was called tulondun .. usually those old fisherman who really grows there is very familiar on that place and it was easy to locate them😊😊
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eliyahu 66,I noticed most of Philippine fishermen don't wear life jacket when they go to deep seas for fishing...their lives are in danger when strong winds catch them..why?
Alberto Sundo they think life jackets are an un-necessary expense. I know my boat will have life jackets for every passenger.
thank u my friend.
That little engine can go hundreds of miles out the sea?
If it had enough diesel fuel it could, however this boat is not in very good shape so every trip is risky business, he has since bought another boat that is in better shape. This fisherman usually goes about 10 miles out to his fish traps and back every few days.
Reminds me of ilocos Norte. That’s where my wife is from.
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Hi, interested in building a boat?
What kind diesel is he using?
Can you a do a video of the motor install on your Banca?
He has a low speed diesel about 12 hp, not sure what brand it's pretty old. I need to get transmissions for my engines before I start my boat build. I will be sure to do videos of the complete boat build process and fishing and island hopping trips once it is built.
Looking forward to your boat build. Who's building the boat for you?
Cost?
what you did was very dangerous. the boat is very old. anyway i'm sure you're having a good time there in bantayan.
Please do catch clean and cook videos. I wonder what fish you can catch out there in Bantayan and how big they are.
I will as soon as I get a boat. The fish here do get pretty big so stay tuned.😊
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@@boracay12 I have a new project I will start soon, it is called "Project X" stay tuned!
@@boracay12 by the way, if "Project X" fails you will never hear about it (it will be too embarassing to make it known)
@@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030 well good luck , if its boat related ,dont sink . Show me the grouper ! Haha . Or snapper or mahi mahi . South Florida had some good days fishing ,that was fished pretty hard too though .
Pinusuan kona bahy mo idol,Nice content idol,ingat idol,sana mapasyal ka sa kayo channel pki pusuan naten😊😊
If you go out of sight of land, how the hell do you get if they don’t have a compass ? I love the sea, I wished I bought a boat and lived by the sea instead of living 40km inland.
Don't worry, you are so brave. 😉😉😉
nice demolition ranch music
These boats are very cool. Would like to build one
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Basin ganahan ka mupalit pambot dala pukot pamo pm lang
The regulation for fishing is not like US that they have a certain size and amout of the fish that you that you catch, but in the Philippines they don't have that regulation.
because Philippines is belong to the poor country, so nothing regulations catch fishing,, accept poisonous fish not alllowde
Dried fish are supposed to be small. Some types of fish that they catch don't really grow that big. Adult size if I am not mistaken is more or less 6 to 8 inches long.
ganyan kami sa bicol ..saka walang gumagamit ng life jacket doon tatawanan ka pag meron kang life jacket!hehehe
love it less music, more sea breeze sound, that engine is a lawnmover attach a long shaft propeller
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he have 6pack abs for that kind of work XD
Wow ! what an invention...what brand is it?
Yamada is his engine, there are many brands of 1 and 2 cylinder high and low speed diesels. I plan to use Yamada single cylinder 18 hp high speed diesel with electric start on my boat. The low speed max out at about 2400 rpm and the high speed at about 3600 rpm. I'm having trouble finding a marine transmission with fwd, neutral and reverse, they are made in China mostly.
Arturo Ebio the brand is bear (bear brand) choco na gatas / gatas na choco
YAMAHA
"this boat does not have cup holders"
ganyan din kame mangisda
Can you send me information on this and the name of who I can contact for fishing please please. We are going there in February 2018. Thank you very much for any help you can prove me. If you want to email me or text just let me know
Mliliit un fish,
Were you able to obtain a Filipino citizenship? If so, how did you do it?
Victor LaSenn I only have a balikbayan visa and will apply for a ACR card when the visa expires. if I got Philippines citizenship I could loose my US social security payments/benefits. it takes 5 years to get citizenship in the Philippines.
Robert M Wright The US government can if they choose stop your social security benefits if you take citizenship in another country. They may not do it however they can. Dual citizenship would be less likely, renouncing your US citizenship would be more likely. It is their option. I don't like it but it is a reality.
That kind of trap, we called that teming, any way check out my vids how we catch red octopus
Wht bait using in trap
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There net fishing gets me,they use net the size of fly wire no fish gets away,average fish in nets are about 2 inches long, no wonder some fishing grounds have no fish at all there are many islands with no fish, completly fished out.in years to come its going to be a huge problem many people will starve.
there are fish grow at that kind of size, i got you but you didnt got the net im sorry but they already doing that for how many years, another dont wonder but believe that they are doing the right thing,.
Those small boats do no harm
1 big ship catches the same amount as billions of those every day
Ganyan talaga sa place namin pag may low pressure kahit malayo pa yan apectado kami automatic 9days masama ang panahon kaya nasanay nA kami pero pag katapos nang 9days namasama maraming isda na makukuha at malaki pag masamang panahon kasi doon wlang pumapalaot kasi takot sa alon at hangin kalamitan ganyan bangka ang pumapalaot kasi kaya.
Big Doodong and little Doodong....lol
land still clearly visible left and rignt so basically the fishing is in the estuary.