Alex, your reply has echoed in my mind since the post. You are so right! Have have moved from a walker to a cane! Thank you for the encouragement. Respect, Jay
There is a yacht that is fitted specially for disabled people so you can do it to! buzz me and keep in touch. I am planning something in the near future. Pray it works then I'll be in touch.
Your channel is not only entertaining but also very informative.. I learn SO much about other cultures thru you guys... you share so much more than just a sailing Your compassion towards the people and the way they live is very eye opening. Thank you for sharing and taking your viewers along with you
I chewed betel nut when I was in Micronesia for a couple months (mainly in Palau and Pohnpei). It is a bit addictive, but the red spittle isn't from gums bleeding. It is just the chemical reaction of the nut and the lime. Each island group has a different recipe, we didn't use mustard for example, but we wrapped the nut in a leaf before chewing. It warms you up after scuba diving!
1990.... trying to find some plumbing parts in a little hardware shop somewhere on the island of New Britain -- every inch of pavement covered in Betel spit.....
Being from Micronesia myself, the only way that I know how to get that red stuff is through the leaf you described. I admit I hadn't tried it with mustard myself but I do agree that it is extremely addictive! I think they missed a step or two on how to make a proper betelnut mix. However it's understandable being that this is a sailing channel.
Hello from Papua New Guinea. As with any country, every place always has its downside. You will find the biggest hearts with the most genuine smiles here. Agreed, we are one of the most beautiful islands in the world. Thank you for sailing by. Great footage. 💕🇵🇬✌️💯
You two have some of the most amazing sailing videos. I cannot express how awesome it is to get a candid snapshot of all these different cultures. Killer B roll, edits and music. Thanks for the stories. Keep them coming!
I am a notorious skinny Dipper anywhere anytime. And while watching all of your vids in the back of my mind I wanted to ask but didn't want to be that guy. Now I know, now I can feel good about finishing my sailing classes. Sun's out buns out!!!
Beautiful people from Papua. They love Australian Rugby League Football. The "fuzzy wuzzies" helped Australian troops stop the Japanese from getting over the mountain range to establish an attacking point for mainland Australia. I went to boarding school with some of the boys from there. Great to see you are guys are exploring there, untouched. Look forward to more, thank you.
Changed my phone just resubscribed... Happy sailing guys... Greetings again from the Republic of Ireland.... Where we r just getting ready for our first dusting of snow! The sun looks like more fun where u r
You guys rock you are the absolute best sailing videos out there. You are so authentic and show so much more of the real world that lies out there. Keep on rocking it and keep the videos coming!!
Whenever you guys write your book about all of you travels, I would like to be one of the first to buy one. I bet you have amazing insight to all of the places and great stories to tell.
I love watching your videos. There are around 8 or 10 sailing UA-camrs that I keep up with, a couple are still building their boats... They are all pretty adventurous, but you guys have a very different way of defining adventure. Congrats on landing another magnificent fish! I wonder how big it was... I wish I could go swimming with you guys, or any of the other crews I watch. One of the things I miss about Hawaii, Guam and a few other places I've lived. I catch myself equalizing my ears out of habit when I see other people scuba diving or snorkeling...lol.
Not exactly sure why.....but this terrifically well done account of your adventures has inspired me to go back to college and finish. I’m 48. I guess I’m sailing inward and thru the depths of my own story and like you guys have proven: The journey is as important as the destination. Thank you!
Ben. Is that the fish you mentioned to me earlier or was it the one from the past video about a month ago? If you feel the rod tip as you pull in fish you can start to tell the species. Billfish stay up usually. Mahi you can feel head shake while tuna you can feel thier tail. Hard to explain but think about what you felt once you pull in a fish and you will start to tell what you have and know better on how to manuver the boat to catch it quickly.
You guys are definitely in my top 3 sailing channels ... I’m not done with this video but you just made me a mega fan because you showed me another side of y’all ... no way I would be able to vlog because I’m naked too often ... if ever y’all get to Florida you may be my for meet up
Managing effectively and politely that cultural difference when people kind of push their way in (coming by the boat) is certainly not easy and not everyone does it well. I praise you being open to that and doing your best.
Ben congratulations on the fish really great!! Man, I wish I could catch one! Hey the clicker on your reel is to make a clicking sound when you get a strike! Turn it off when you are fighting the fish it will ware out if you leave it on and the noise it makes will not be so loud.
Initial thoughts... I liked the use of the fruit stickers during your swim. Very funny! That was a FANTASTIC yellow fin. Thanks for sharing! Indispensable Reef was a great place for a layover. Cool clams! PPNG looks beautiful but the culture shock must be rough. Can't wait for more!
Hi guys. How I miss the excitement of uexpectedly catching a tuna . It was sailing back from Sicily. I recycled all the empty glass jars we had and filled them with tuna chunks. Bain marie did the rest. Of course we still had big steaks left to make " escabeche". I wish I could sail away for good like you do. Hopefully one day. Call if you need crew.
I can't imagine the tooth ache pain that they must endure their whole lives. Just an amazing look into a far away place. I love your videos so much. Thanks
Out of 14 years in Port Moresby, 🇵🇬 I have tried bettlenut they call em “ buai” now 42 I haven’t forgotten their dialect pidgin. Hopin to come visit there.
The beetle nut is actually mixed with tobacco. Then they will chew it. It's also the alternative for cigarette in the Philippines, especially the ones who live in the mountainous region.
Welcome to the Land of unexpected PNG two beautiful couples. Many outsiders say negative about my country but if you come yourself and see. You will see the true heart of PNG people. There smile and beautiful heart will make your life warming. You will explore the untouched beaches and reefs.
I really enjoy your channel. I live in the middle of the United States (Kansas City). The only sailing i've done has been in a little sun fish, I love it. Safe sailing to you both. Keep the videos coming.
Great work guys, an area I’d love to see more of? Thanks for sharing! Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 years ago was great, they really just want the basics pens, pencils, pads, books and towels! I only list for the benefit of others, I’m sure you’re more than aware! Thanks again 😃
Wow! You guys are literally living my future! I plan on buying a boat 🚣♀️ and traveling 🧭 the world 🗺 ! Your UA-cam channel gives me GREAT ideas 💡 on where to go and what to look 👀 forward to!
I like how you always give the locals really useful things in exchange for some fruit - smooth/safe sailing to you, but you have to promise to film it!!
Hard to believe these places exist on the same planet as I live. Such a different and beautiful place ! Hello from Niagara Ontario...and -20 degrees ....brrrrrr
This is soooo cool but I can’t think of a worse personal nightmare than being out at see on a small to medium sized boat. But more power to you guys it seems like you have lots of fun
I love your vids!!! Awesome would be an understatement. Definitely the best sailing channel out there. Looking forward to the next installment. Be safe guys !!!
Hi guys awsome work thanks. The locals are awsome people and most will treat you well. If your hanging around for a bit head up to East New Britain , Rabaul is beautiful and the diving and fishing is awsome around the islands. Keep up the awsome content and happy travels. Broc
I just found you guys about six weeks ago when I was back home on Vancouver Island for the holidays. I thought I was maxed out on how many sailing vlogs that I can subscribe to. Luckily I added you guys. I have enjoyed the back catalogue of of videos.
I should be sailing out to the Louisiades from Oz later on this year, did you clear immigration / customs in the louisiades or did you go to mainland PNG? I have just picked up on your videos so please excuse if I missed a bit of information. Also what's been your average anchoring depth? In meters? As I am in a smaller mono my max is 80 meters of chain so any infor like that, island names if any anything is appreciated. The amount of items I can carry will be a bit more limited so most common items asked for would be helpful. Oh and the short fat bananas are generally referrd to as lady fingers.
Turn your clicker off after you get to the reel. The clicker is just an alarm to tell you something is pulling out line! After you get to the reel turn it off.
I was watching the video for the second time, and saw those Black Tip Sharks. That is some really good eating if y'all ever catch one. Broiled with butter, makes for an especially delicious dinner. Try one some time, I guarantee you will like it. Yum - Yum.
correction. Their gums don't bleed. That's the chemical reaction when lime, bettlenut and mustard combine. Bettlenut to a lot of Papua New Guineans is like coffee to Finnish people.
That was one helluva fish... but I do prefer fruits. By coincidence, Watermelon and Strawberries are some of my favourites. I am still having a hard time comprehending how big the ocean really is. I follow a few sailing channels and I imagine how many people must be out sailing the oceans, those sharing on UA-cam and those who don't and yet, you have the entire reef to yourself. Is it because people are unaware of how beautiful this location is? Well not anymore thanks to you guys. Now it's on my list of places to go!
Love you guys doing some compassionate stuff while cruising, should be more of it! I am starting cruising next year from sydney I will def drop in to the louisiades what else would they like do you think?
Dive masks! We gave a guy a dive mask and intern provided him with a job. They harvest a fair amount of sea cucumber and export to Asia. Small fish hooks & line, light weight sail material for their sailing canoes, solar lights, some islands really struggle with drinking water. Spare line is always popular. Possibly some educational books for younger men looking to get into mechanics or similar. Maybe basic electric trouble shooting for fixing solar lights. Rice, sugar, basic human needs are always welcome. Good luck. You’ll love it!
Hello Nahoa Dudes, I'm a day late getting to view this awesome video with the Big, Big, Big Big, Big, Big Big, Big, Big, Yellow Fin Tuna Fish. Where's my perpetual screaming drag fishing stream video I could watch for hours. I just love watching you fight those nice size fish, Awesome dudes. I wish I would have jumped on one of our Cargo planes when the company I worked for had a big contract in Papua, New Guinea. What a wonderful place to visit, although the locals smiles are for only their mothers to love. The two of you are looking great, that warm sunny weather is way better than what I've been seeing lately. Stay safe, and keep on having too much fun, I Love Y'all.
I have a motor yacht and after watching these videos I'm seriously considering switching it with a sailboat. The range on my boat would never allow me to go and see these kinds places. Great Videos! - Nabil from Egypt
In bed with shoulder injury. Watched about 20 hours worth so far. Love you guys. I want to do the same thing. Will embark as soon as I buy a boat and convince a lady to go with me.
They’re not spitting out blood! The reason why it is often forbidden is that chewing betel nut involves sporadically spitting red saliva which stains, a lot. The red saliva comes from the chemical reaction between the caustic lime, areca and saliva.
Lovely channel. Awesome 😍😍😍😍 So happy you caught that yellow fin. Would be lovely to see you make sushi straight from the catch. Thank you for visiting my country. Maybe you can get I touch so that I could accompany you all to Manus. It is breath-taking there. Good fishing, plentyful supply of lobsters, and an awesome reef area. Cheers
Smoke might seem minimal when you are in a large white catamaran but, if you are floating or in a small liferaft, it is huge compared to you own visibility.
Great to see someone sailing into the Trobs awesome place .Just be a bit weary when your close to villages .Things do go missing .You normally have to chat with 1 of the chiefs to get it back .There is a lot of health issues around too.No doctors for 30000 people on the main island Kiriwina .Apart from that view. the people are awesome and the culture is unique in that region .The girls women love nail polish as well .Wish I was back up their.. Bwaina CowKwow
Thx guys for showing the smoke rescue and the life raft... Those are really important even is they were expired 👍 Oh yeah i always wondered about if you ever got pirates problems in your adventures?
Where do you get all of your info ahead of time? For example, how did you know to fill up with supplies for the locals? Absolutely love your videos and can't wait to get out there soon!
Nice !!! Can't wait for the next vid. You were so close to Thursday island (ok not that close but still as close as were going to be ) Try and bleed them fish you catch better.You will have better product :) Love the vids and love your humor. Thank You
Hi!!!guys I really enjoying watching your vlogs specially when you are catching fish and both swimming ,watching sunset and having a meal together,I LOVE to have and own a Sailing boat wether it’s catamaran or single hull but can’t afford hehe,I am also a captain of a big Sailing Ketch type way back 1991 -1995 and currently working in a Super Yacht power motor,I hope you guys enjoy your Life together and always HAVING a SAFE NAVIGATION,GOD BLESS
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I am disabled and unable to do the things you do, anymore. Watching your adventure gives me great joy. Thank you for sharing !
You can put your mind to anything given time and commitment, don’t give up!!
Alex, your reply has echoed in my mind
since the post. You are so right! Have have moved from a walker to a cane! Thank you for the encouragement. Respect, Jay
Ashley & Ben, Keep on rockin! Love ya here in Maryland, USA
There is a yacht that is fitted specially for disabled people so you can do it to! buzz me and keep in touch. I am planning something in the near future. Pray it works then I'll be in touch.
@@petermathewvanaardt74 the impossible dream
Your channel is not only entertaining but also very informative.. I learn SO much about other cultures thru you guys... you share so much more than just a sailing
Your compassion towards the people and the way they live is very eye opening.
Thank you for sharing and taking your viewers along with you
I chewed betel nut when I was in Micronesia for a couple months (mainly in Palau and Pohnpei). It is a bit addictive, but the red spittle isn't from gums bleeding. It is just the chemical reaction of the nut and the lime. Each island group has a different recipe, we didn't use mustard for example, but we wrapped the nut in a leaf before chewing. It warms you up after scuba diving!
Some of it if and some of it isn't. Beetlenut can cause cancer of the mouth which produces a lot of blood.
1990.... trying to find some plumbing parts in a little hardware shop somewhere on the island of New Britain -- every inch of pavement covered in Betel spit.....
Being from Micronesia myself, the only way that I know how to get that red stuff is through the leaf you described. I admit I hadn't tried it with mustard myself but I do agree that it is extremely addictive! I think they missed a step or two on how to make a proper betelnut mix. However it's understandable being that this is a sailing channel.
that leaf is from the mustard tree. In PNG, some people also use the leaf, especially when the mustard fruit is still growing
Hello from Papua New Guinea. As with any country, every place always has its downside. You will find the biggest hearts with the most genuine smiles here. Agreed, we are one of the most beautiful islands in the world. Thank you for sailing by. Great footage. 💕🇵🇬✌️💯
You're a star l always wanted to visit and wondered how safe it was. Never judge a book by its cover!
You two have some of the most amazing sailing videos. I cannot express how awesome it is to get a candid snapshot of all these different cultures. Killer B roll, edits and music. Thanks for the stories. Keep them coming!
I am a notorious skinny Dipper anywhere anytime. And while watching all of your vids in the back of my mind I wanted to ask but didn't want to be that guy. Now I know, now I can feel good about finishing my sailing classes. Sun's out buns out!!!
Beautiful people from Papua. They love Australian Rugby League Football. The "fuzzy wuzzies" helped Australian troops stop the Japanese from getting over the mountain range to establish an attacking point for mainland Australia. I went to boarding school with some of the boys from there. Great to see you are guys are exploring there, untouched. Look forward to more, thank you.
Changed my phone just resubscribed... Happy sailing guys... Greetings again from the Republic of Ireland.... Where we r just getting ready for our first dusting of snow! The sun looks like more fun where u r
You guys rock you are the absolute best sailing videos out there. You are so authentic and show so much more of the real world that lies out there. Keep on rocking it and keep the videos coming!!
@@JohnMiller-ub8dy Pretty sure its a 41'... Its a Lagoon...and they bought it used and fixed it up..start at episode 3 and you can see it all happen.
your channel is like a sea fishing channel, a travel channel, a food channel, a do it yourself channel. Its awesome, keep it up!
You guys are not pretentious in any way. I am addicted after two vids! Amazing work sharing amazing adventures! I am "hooked" LOL
I hope some days I can travel around the World like you guy.good luck to both of you.Thanks for beautiful video.
Whenever you guys write your book about all of you travels, I would like to be one of the first to buy one. I bet you have amazing insight to all of the places and great stories to tell.
I love watching your videos. There are around 8 or 10 sailing UA-camrs that I keep up with, a couple are still building their boats... They are all pretty adventurous, but you guys have a very different way of defining adventure. Congrats on landing another magnificent fish! I wonder how big it was...
I wish I could go swimming with you guys, or any of the other crews I watch. One of the things I miss about Hawaii, Guam and a few other places I've lived. I catch myself equalizing my ears out of habit when I see other people scuba diving or snorkeling...lol.
Not exactly sure why.....but this terrifically well done account of your adventures has inspired me to go back to college and finish. I’m 48. I guess I’m sailing inward and thru the depths of my own story and like you guys have proven:
The journey is as important as the destination. Thank you!
Best travel channel, so honest, open, come what may! Thanks for sharing your experiences!!
WOW - soooo cool - your adventure in Papua New Guinea. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
Ben. Is that the fish you mentioned to me earlier or was it the one from the past video about a month ago? If you feel the rod tip as you pull in fish you can start to tell the species. Billfish stay up usually. Mahi you can feel head shake while tuna you can feel thier tail. Hard to explain but think about what you felt once you pull in a fish and you will start to tell what you have and know better on how to manuver the boat to catch it quickly.
Holy shit......thats an awesome fish.....well done
The best sailing channel on UA-cam! You guys are amazing! Be safe out there!
You guys are definitely in my top 3 sailing channels ... I’m not done with this video but you just made me a mega fan because you showed me another side of y’all ... no way I would be able to vlog because I’m naked too often ... if ever y’all get to Florida you may be my for meet up
Managing effectively and politely that cultural difference when people kind of push their way in (coming by the boat) is certainly not easy and not everyone does it well. I praise you being open to that and doing your best.
Ben congratulations on the fish really great!!
Man, I wish I could catch one!
Hey the clicker on your reel is to make a clicking sound when you get a strike!
Turn it off when you are fighting the fish it will ware out if you leave it on and the noise it makes will not be so loud.
Initial thoughts... I liked the use of the fruit stickers during your swim. Very funny! That was a FANTASTIC yellow fin. Thanks for sharing! Indispensable Reef was a great place for a layover. Cool clams! PPNG looks beautiful but the culture shock must be rough. Can't wait for more!
Wow they r really living their best life.
Papua New Guinea is super safe. I lived there for 5 years
Hi guys. How I miss the excitement of uexpectedly catching a tuna . It was sailing back from Sicily. I recycled all the empty glass jars we had and filled them with tuna chunks. Bain marie did the rest. Of course we still had big steaks left to make " escabeche".
I wish I could sail away for good like you do. Hopefully one day. Call if you need crew.
Fried in butter, second only to using Crisco ;) The good old days. Nice fish, just a bit of corn meal breading and fried potatoes. Yummm.
Best sailing channel out there...thx guys!
I second that! :)
Most definitely!
That's the biggest fish I've seen anyone catch on any of the over 100 sailing videos I watch . Very cool 😎
Yeah you guys rock! My absolute fave sailing channel! You are so chilled and down to earth and the footage and edits are so sick! Fair winds :)
The ocean must really love you guys keeps throwing the biggest fish your way, no other sailing Chanel can compare.
OMG! I love the decals you use to cover your bits.
I can't imagine the tooth ache pain that they must endure their whole lives. Just an amazing look into a far away place. I love your videos so much. Thanks
Out of 14 years in Port Moresby, 🇵🇬 I have tried bettlenut they call em “ buai” now 42 I haven’t forgotten their dialect pidgin. Hopin to come visit there.
Makes me want to buy a boat!
It's big in Taiwan too. Shops sell them all over the place, complete with a scantily clad woman Making and bringing them to you.
The beetle nut is actually mixed with tobacco. Then they will chew it. It's also the alternative for cigarette in the Philippines, especially the ones who live in the mountainous region.
Welcome to the Land of unexpected PNG two beautiful couples. Many outsiders say negative about my country but if you come yourself and see. You will see the true heart of PNG people. There smile and beautiful heart will make your life warming. You will explore the untouched beaches and reefs.
Once again TOP NOTCH thanks for posting and showing us the Pacific true your eyes
I really enjoy your channel. I live in the middle of the United States (Kansas City). The only sailing i've done has been in a little sun fish, I love it. Safe sailing to you both. Keep the videos coming.
Great work guys, an area I’d love to see more of? Thanks for sharing! Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 years ago was great, they really just want the basics pens, pencils, pads, books and towels! I only list for the benefit of others, I’m sure you’re more than aware! Thanks again 😃
I was stationed in Guam. Lots chew beettlenut (sp?) there too. I think its a south pacific thing. Great channel.
Wow! You guys are literally living my future! I plan on buying a boat 🚣♀️ and traveling 🧭 the world 🗺 ! Your UA-cam channel gives me GREAT ideas 💡 on where to go and what to look 👀 forward to!
I like how you always give the locals really useful things in exchange for some fruit - smooth/safe sailing to you, but you have to promise to film it!!
Hard to believe these places exist on the same planet as I live. Such a different and beautiful place ! Hello from Niagara Ontario...and -20 degrees ....brrrrrr
Mike Castellano Great commentar. 😂 I think the same.
Brrrrrrrrr aus Deutschland ❄️
@@josikuehn you are free to travel if you can untie the lines ;-)
Oh them tuna steaks!!!!!! Damn what a fish, he was a monster. Pushed that tld 50 for sure. Thanks for the insight of different cultures!!!!
awesome.. I've been to the louisiades before I can't wait to go back .. nice video
This is soooo cool but I can’t think of a worse personal nightmare than being out at see on a small to medium sized boat. But more power to you guys it seems like you have lots of fun
If I were to ever sail... I'd want to follow in your wake... you guys are absolutely the best!
I love your vids!!! Awesome would be an understatement. Definitely the best sailing channel out there. Looking forward to the next installment. Be safe guys !!!
I am PNGean and am happy you visited PNG and have seen it for yourself
Hi guys awsome work thanks.
The locals are awsome people and most will treat you well.
If your hanging around for a bit head up to East New Britain , Rabaul is beautiful and the diving and fishing is awsome around the islands.
Keep up the awsome content and happy travels.
Broc
I just found you guys about six weeks ago when I was back home on Vancouver Island for the holidays. I thought I was maxed out on how many sailing vlogs that I can subscribe to. Luckily I added you guys. I have enjoyed the back catalogue of of videos.
Awesome video. Love the fish. But can you guys please tell us more about the reef? Thank you.
So envious. Another terrific video can’t give you enough thumbs up 👍👍👍❤️
I should be sailing out to the Louisiades from Oz later on this year, did you clear immigration / customs in the louisiades or did you go to mainland PNG? I have just picked up on your videos so please excuse if I missed a bit of information. Also what's been your average anchoring depth? In meters? As I am in a smaller mono my max is 80 meters of chain so any infor like that, island names if any anything is appreciated. The amount of items I can carry will be a bit more limited so most common items asked for would be helpful. Oh and the short fat bananas are generally referrd to as lady fingers.
Turn your clicker off after you get to the reel. The clicker is just an alarm to tell you something is pulling out line! After you get to the reel turn it off.
Your generosity is so great to see, I look forward to your videos.
I was watching the video for the second time, and saw those Black Tip Sharks. That is some really good eating if y'all ever catch one. Broiled with butter, makes for an especially delicious dinner. Try one some time, I guarantee you will like it. Yum - Yum.
Keep a pitcher of sea water by the fishing area. Pour on the reel cool it down. Congratulations on the big'un!
Naive
correction. Their gums don't bleed. That's the chemical reaction when lime, bettlenut and mustard combine. Bettlenut to a lot of Papua New Guineans is like coffee to Finnish people.
God I just love you guys I'm addicted to your adventures .... Ben love your drone stuff
bruh he saw a shark n was like shark haha .. imagine having that much courage omg i'd be crying
That was one helluva fish... but I do prefer fruits. By coincidence, Watermelon and Strawberries are some of my favourites.
I am still having a hard time comprehending how big the ocean really is. I follow a few sailing channels and I imagine how many people must be out sailing the oceans, those sharing on UA-cam and those who don't and yet, you have the entire reef to yourself. Is it because people are unaware of how beautiful this location is? Well not anymore thanks to you guys. Now it's on my list of places to go!
Not gonna lie, apart from all the pirating, being out sailing with your partner and knowing all the survival tips you need looks like great.
Love you guys doing some compassionate stuff while cruising, should be more of it! I am starting cruising next year from sydney I will def drop in to the louisiades what else would they like do you think?
Dive masks! We gave a guy a dive mask and intern provided him with a job. They harvest a fair amount of sea cucumber and export to Asia. Small fish hooks & line, light weight sail material for their sailing canoes, solar lights, some islands really struggle with drinking water. Spare line is always popular. Possibly some educational books for younger men looking to get into mechanics or similar. Maybe basic electric trouble shooting for fixing solar lights. Rice, sugar, basic human needs are always welcome. Good luck. You’ll love it!
wow thanks for the quick reply will do many thanks! any surf there? was thinking to gift some boards.
No surf that we saw. But they’d. Dig some boards. They have absolutely nothing so they can make use of everything. All will be appreciated!
You guys put out some of the most interesting videos thanks for everything I really appreciate , you live in my dream
Hello Nahoa Dudes, I'm a day late getting to view this awesome video with the Big, Big, Big Big, Big, Big Big, Big, Big, Yellow Fin Tuna Fish. Where's my perpetual screaming drag fishing stream video I could watch for hours. I just love watching you fight those nice size fish, Awesome dudes. I wish I would have jumped on one of our Cargo planes when the company I worked for had a big contract in Papua, New Guinea. What a wonderful place to visit, although the locals smiles are for only their mothers to love. The two of you are looking great, that warm sunny weather is way better than what I've been seeing lately. Stay safe, and keep on having too much fun, I Love Y'all.
I have a motor yacht and after watching these videos I'm seriously considering switching it with a sailboat. The range on my boat would never allow me to go and see these kinds places. Great Videos! - Nabil from Egypt
“Oh! Shark!” Lol, you two are great and lotsa fun. Nice vlog, thanx for taking us along 🙏👍💚
Great video guys! What an adventure! What a fish! Been missing you guys.
And...did you try the beetle nut stuff? Curious to know what it was like. Awesome catch. Thanks for the great vids guys. Keep being awesome!
Congratulations on catching that big fish!
you guys are awesome. keep up the goodwork. thats insane you caught a yellow fin on camea like that.
In bed with shoulder injury. Watched about 20 hours worth so far. Love you guys. I want to do the same thing. Will embark as soon as I buy a boat and convince a lady to go with me.
They’re not spitting out blood! The reason why it is often forbidden is that chewing betel nut involves sporadically spitting red saliva which stains, a lot. The red saliva comes from the chemical reaction between the caustic lime, areca and saliva.
I watch a lot of sailing canals. You guys are the coolest.
U r clearly the most awesome fishermen among the sailingchannels
Lovely channel.
Awesome 😍😍😍😍
So happy you caught that yellow fin. Would be lovely to see you make sushi straight from the catch.
Thank you for visiting my country.
Maybe you can get I touch so that I could accompany you all to Manus. It is breath-taking there. Good fishing, plentyful supply of lobsters, and an awesome reef area.
Cheers
Smoke might seem minimal when you are in a large white catamaran but, if you are floating or in a small liferaft, it is huge compared to you own visibility.
I am now looking forward to your content the most.this one is absolutely superbly edited.bravo
Dude, that’s a badass fish. Well done guys. Love everything about your channel. Cheers 🍻 Ted and Annette
Great to see someone sailing into the Trobs awesome place .Just be a bit weary when your close to villages .Things do go missing .You normally have to chat with 1 of the chiefs to get it back .There is a lot of health issues around too.No doctors for 30000 people on the main island Kiriwina .Apart from that view. the people are awesome and the culture is unique in that region .The girls women love nail polish as well .Wish I was back up their.. Bwaina CowKwow
Great video and I look forward to more. I'm a bit of a WW2 history buff and you're in prime territory for that!
Oh sweet. We headed to Philippines soon. Hear there’s some awesome wreck in north Palawan
Nice! I was stationed in the Philippines for 18 months. Beautiful people and culture, just avoid Mindanao at all cost (hotbed for Islamic extremists)
i saw all your vedio,,the great vedio,,very nice...stay safe and strong.
Thx guys for showing the smoke rescue and the life raft... Those are really important even is they were expired 👍
Oh yeah i always wondered about if you ever got pirates problems in your adventures?
Cut the tail off those big yellow fins to bleed out and you will get cleaner meat. I used to catch them a lot . That was a nice one! Enjoy!!
another great vid. you guys are the wholesome-est media consumed in my day!!
Talk about glassy water. Beautiful!
Love the channel guys. You should know however that smoke flares contain toxic chemicals and shouldn't be tossed into the reef unless its for rescue
Yay, a new video! Lols on the watermelon slices!
And the banana. ;)
@@philbox4566 right?! Great video!
Arn't They PEACHZ!~~~~~~~*~~~~~~^^^~~~~~~
min 4:30..."free diving in the middle of the Pacific...what's he going to find...a lobster?"...that was hilarious!!
You are so inspiring. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
Im glad its not just me who freaks out about sharks...i thought there were no stingers up there, they are only in Aus? Especially out at sea?
...and oh yes! Amazing yellow fin!
Where do you get all of your info ahead of time? For example, how did you know to fill up with supplies for the locals? Absolutely love your videos and can't wait to get out there soon!
I would love to have the answer
Tasty fruit you have there guys. Great catch too. That will last you awhile. Those were well thought out items you bought for trade.
Nice !!! Can't wait for the next vid.
You were so close to Thursday island (ok not that close but still as close as were going to be )
Try and bleed them fish you catch better.You will have better product :)
Love the vids and love your humor.
Thank You
Hi!!!guys I really enjoying watching your vlogs specially when you are catching fish and both swimming ,watching sunset and having a meal together,I LOVE to have and own a Sailing boat wether it’s catamaran or single hull but can’t afford hehe,I am also a captain of a big Sailing Ketch type way back 1991 -1995 and currently working in a Super Yacht power motor,I hope you guys enjoy your Life together and always HAVING a SAFE NAVIGATION,GOD BLESS