Amazing fishing machine

[@BadMonkeyTouring]

I'm no tree-hugging conservationist but I can't help to wonder how this is sustainable. Imagine 1 boat, 36 hours, 1850 tons of fish. Now think about how many boats are doing this all over the World.

[@x2gaming149]

its a crazy amount of eggs not being laid thats forsure.. only one thing happens there...

[@barcrusher]

Truth is its not sustainable.Its all about and greed

[@x2gaming149]

@@barcrusher yeah, its not good... but what is these days

[@larryhawes9322]

Had that same feeling. "We found a large school of fish and managed to catch almost ALL of them. Went out again and couldn't find any more. Wonder what happened?"

[@ozzy7457]

Its not. Not to mention quotas making fishermen throw millions of tons away each year as certain species are not in a specific seasonal quota. Edited I forgot to mention that there could be hours between each quota and as change overs happen the guards are at their highest patrolling and give huge fines if they happen to find you as they seem fit targeting specific species out of quota. stupidity at its best. Fishermen dont want this, its their livelihood and understand these regulations are not sustainable.

[@mostlyinterested1016]

A whole fishing industry of small fishing boats in the North of Scotland was killed-off so the EU could allow these people to go out with their hi tech vacuum cleaners and suck up huge quantities of fish. Again, I’m not a tree-hugger but I recognize the difference between 5 guys on a fishing boat going into the North Atlantic for 3 days in a 30 ton wooden boat (a smack) and a factory trawler just sucking up massive quantities of meal-fish. Why not just drain the ocean and send out a guy with a dustpan and brush; it would be easier, right?

[@wcresponder]

A dust pan would hold three of these fish if you were lucky.

[@nickjohns1192]

Irish fleet is the same. Coastal fishing community's destroyed. Pay off the farmers with EU grants but fuck over the fisherman. More EU fishing boats in Irish water then Irish...

[@knut6532]

«These people» fish in norway, not in eu.

[@Ola_Uteligger]

@@knut6532 Alltids noen som må tyt og bær seg vett.

[@davidmcgee2983]

@@knut6532 where do you think they were fishing for blue whiting??? Off the coast of Ireland first and then the fleet of boats, alot of which are Norwegian actually, follow the fish up the west coast of Scotland.

[@Battlethief8]

Let's not forget that Norwegian commercial fishing is highly regulated, and was one of the first countries to have a Ministry of Fisheries.

[@StudioVike]

Nice written SSpencer19 :)

[@knut6532]

One captain on a ROV vessel told me working in the north sesa one km into UK, no fish, but on Norwegian side the fish blocked the view of the ROV. Its the lack of regulations that empteis the ocean, not the size of the vessel.

[@joeyjamison5772]

Chef: "Well guys, dinner's ready". Crew: "What? Fish again?"

[@johnm1898]

Nice clean high tech ship. The fish will feed a lot of people. Thank you for posting !

[@myckee]

Ship looks immaculate and spotless. Very nice!

[@dreamjewels]

An excellent doco, well presented, great music and well filmed. Sure there could be problems in the future but this video is a testament to how its done. There are strict quotas involved, shorter seasons etc. We have the same system here in New Zealand and woe betide you if you break the rules. We certainly need feeding as do our pets so if this isnt done on this scale are you or your pets going to go hungry.....I doubt it. Well done Fishking Vike

[@StudioVike]

Hi Dreamjewels. Thank you very much, nice to see here are some positive comments too :) Not everyone who understands that there is a strictly regulated quota on what we fish, Norway and New Sealand are far ahead in this area to conserve the environment and fish stocks.

[@dreamjewels]

@@StudioVike We have great quota laws even for the general public. Snapper is one of our nice fishes but we are only allowed to catch 9 (over about 300mm) per person per day off the beach or boat and nearly every fish has a quota. I believe we have a Norwegian fishing boat of yours here in Nelson....caused quite a stir when it arrived fully automated

[@zakelwe]

I don't mind large scale fishing for human consumption but when it is mainly for fiahmeal for animal feed that would not normally eat whiting, then it's wrong. They should ban the use of sonar, that would sort the good skippers from the bad and give the fish a chance.

[@bomoonen7453]

yea good plan. Lets not use sonar and be less efficient, therefor needing more ships (that burn a bunch of fossil fules) to keep up with demand. What a great plan

[@markclark-lewis2600]

amazeing tech but like alot of the comments that way of fishing cant be sustainable. worrying

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

yes this type of fishing isnt sustainable unless its regulated, which it is in Europe... Its the rest of the world that is going to be the problem...

[@6r4metroman]

Very informative video, just a shame about the music!

[@gunnarnr9934]

Skikkeleg bra Espen. Du e berre kjempeflinke og sette i hop til ein super flotte filmsnutt. Fått med deg dei flæste av dei tinga som skjer når vi held på. Terningkast 10👍👍

[@StudioVike]

Takker for det Gunnar 👍😊

[@jerryfield5815]

What a beautiful vassal a great place to work.

[@Johnx961]

Very clever but what a sad world we live in.

[@soccergoalkeepertech]

That is beautiful ship and the the Norwegian scenery is breath taking .

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

you sir win... Because this is the 1st positive comment here... Thank you.

[@on3x903]

@@x...CrankyOldMan...x i was about to say it haha, these haters do not know what they are talking about

[@K2shadowfax]

Frighteningly efficient; incredible technology; the boat's 'workings' look more like an engineering lab; the crew quarters / galley would not be out of place in a modest **** Hotel. Incredible to see (thanks for sharing) but scary to contemplate...the potential consequences such efficiencies bring.

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

well written and thought out... its rare to see in this comment section..

[@tyandy1424]

Its simple, these guys are needed to sustain our population. A population that no longer grows its own food, so if you complain its your own fault. Grow meat rabbits, chickens, tilapia, and veggies; the options are endless.

[@andrewc7369]

Great looking boat, i was in the Faroes and Norway last January.Amazing fishing boats

[@dorsetdumpling5387]

Good video (apart from the dodgy subtitles), impressive ship, but I hate to see state of the art technology used to scoop up vast numbers of living creatures treating them as bulk goods just to be processed for fish meal and oil for profit. No respect. (And no, I’m no bunny hugger; I shoot and fish for food)

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

That technology is gonna save the species in the long run..

[@dbriggs1689]

Wonderful ship. The crew should consider themselves blessed.

[@ReddickDesign]

These same guys will want bailouts when the fisheries are empty. Totally unsustainable

[@JD-un2zv]

Government step in once it's to late, fly flag of Earth day to further their own personal and political needs.

[@Norwegian733]

So we can stop eating then? You start please. The fisheries in Norway is very sustainable and regulated to keep the amount of fish on the same level. But there are countries around the world that simply dont care. Especially China.

[@sontungle2641]

@@Norwegian733 China fishing fleet is sweep all over the world.

[@mr1derful74]

All these people crying about these fisherman taking fish from the ocean, just went to the store and bought fish fingers for their kids. Fishing has been the one single thing that man kind has been doing since the beginning of time to survive, even more so than hunting.

[@brianthaxton229]

My oh my how fishing has changed ....does this deplete our oceans? Can the Whiting reproduce that fast? What is Blue Whiting used in? I have never seen it on a menu...

[@StudioVike]

Hi Brian. It is quota-based fishing, strictly regulated by scientists every year. This is to preserve the species. Hake today is mainly used for flour and oil production

[@frabcescodantonio6054]

Molto istruttivo. Siete organizzati veramente bene.

[@Ola_Uteligger]

Alot of ignorant ranting here...this fishery is STRICTLY regulated with quotas and sustainable.

[@clintchapman4319]

Bullshit. Fish stocks of blue whiting have been decimated despite being "sustainable".

[@LarsErikNes]

Dette var en fin film. Gøy å se livet ombord og turen ut. Tommel opp !

[@StudioVike]

Takker og bokker Lars Erik, kjekk tilbakemelding :)

[@nevillemignot1681]

The perfect example of non sustainable gathering of food from the wild, thank god MS Teigenes was stopped from 'fishing' in Australian waters.

[@StudioVike]

Fishing is strictly quota based in Norway, it is not free fishing.

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

its not the Scandinavian countries you should worry about sir... They follow the law... Its all the non-law abiding countries that you should worry about..

[@nevillemignot1681]

@@x...CrankyOldMan...x I am not worried at all.......................................All i am doing is pointing non sustainable methods of gathering food from the wild, no matter what government it is, and no matter if it is legal or not.

[@CaptjBelk]

Do your research. It wasnt this boat it was the fv magris, but they then let the fv geelong star in anyway, which was the sister ship. Dumb ass

[@CaptjBelk]

It is not unsustainable. Another dumb ass youtube commenter who never takes the times to research. Why dont you use the internet for good, and get some correct information before you open your mouth.

[@Fiberglasser03]

Crazy how the boat spends more time getting there then it does to load up and go home.

[@BrianD146]

Great video! love the time lapse to speed things up. the music was excellent yet my Shazam has no idea what most of it is, wish you had a playlist.

[@StudioVike]

Hi Brian. Thanks for nice feedback. I will attach info of music that was used.

[@sandmill0876]

Thats my uncle😃😃

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

Oceans are dying from overfishing . nice to see all the comments .

[@StudioVike]

In Norway, fishing is strictly regulated by quotas, in order to preserve the stock of fish so that it is not wiped out. I understand people think this looks extreme, but fishing is regulated annually by scientists to keep it at a sustainable level. People need food,what food can we replace the fish with?

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

FishKing Vike - the big main problem is - philander rodman , 29 kids with 16 females

[@jeeperscreatures]

That was cool..I enjoyed

[@StudioVike]

Thanx Mr Willson :)

[@rickmattison]

would of loved to hear her motor the sound of those winches pulling and the waves..... maybe a post with no music?

[@StudioVike]

Hi Richard. I have received some inquiries on the same request, maybe my next movie will be without music.

[@rickmattison]

@@StudioVike would love it

[@moffat27]

What is the purpose of the trawl doors?

[@andershede]

They opens the net

[@AlastairMcKenzie]

I like how it is always sunny in Aalesund! ;)

[@StudioVike]

hahaha ,,, No no,,,Not always sun in aalesund ;)

[@phillipmercieca5792]

ermmmm just wanted to clarify a really small point , re the title of your very interesting video THE NORTH ATLANTIC IS AN OCEAN NOT A SEA,just saying that's all

[@whoareyou99515]

can explain how they pump the fish and where they pull back the net. totally not understand.

[@edwardschmitt5710]

Meanwhile in America I'm limited to 2 fish with my rod and reel....

[@Tsamokie]

And you have to buy a saltwater license.

[@davidlapointe4656]

Edward Schmitt must be in Florida! 😃

[@wcresponder]

you are getting fish for you, not a country or continent.

[@edwardschmitt5710]

@@wcresponder yeah and I'll eat it too, I won't grind it up for animal feed. Don't get your point.

[@edwardschmitt5710]

@@davidlapointe4656 Worse NJ.

[@dennismontiel2831]

I wonder how much is this kind of fishing vessel. Any one have an idea?

[@arnekvalsund8530]

God informativ film om fiske etter kolmule,veldig interessant med utsøkt filming frå starten på fiske til levering av fangsten.

[@StudioVike]

Takker for det Arne.

[@kristofferhofseth7857]

Bra video Vike 👍

[@moviestudioland]

They have a nice galley

[@mylifeisdope916]

holy smokes thats quite the setup! how much do the weight chains on the wing tips weigh?

[@StudioVike]

Hi mylifeisDope. The weight of the chains we use is 7275 lb on each side.

[@mohammedelouahmani1263]

i love it i want do work her hh

[@pelomalo68]

that ship is some piece of equipment. cost of vessel and cost on an average trip?

[@stepheneurosailor1623]

1850 * 450$ = 832000$ 10000$ per day 7.5 days =75000$ ,832000 - 75000$=757000$ Cost of Vessel 9.5 million $ US.crew wages 31000 $ each person.

[@Polar-xj1tv]

Jævlig bra film og veldig artig å se slikt, stå på gutta. Skylar har kommentert her, må vær nå MDG dritt, Tror ingen forvalter havet bedre enn norge. Ligger en film ute her med M/S Teignes som ringnotbåt, Har dere fått ny eller? Hilsen fra meløy.

[@StudioVike]

Hei Takker for det Polar 1967, kjekt med slik tilbakemelding. Eg la ut en film for noen år siden der vi fisket med ringnot etter sild, men det er fortsatt samme båt ja. Teigenes er en kombinert båt der vi fisker med både ringnot og trål.

[@slawimenet]

very nice vid!... and great ship!... I was fishing Alaska, Gulf of Maine and Grand banks, when young, :-)))) soooo... I have a comparison... "spaghetti" still the same... and needles are loaded... and there is ALWAYS something to do!...:-))))))))) Great job! again...

[@StudioVike]

Thanks Slawimenet.

[@valentinmanus1355]

Poor dolphins, don\t have a clue that the ship they are cheering just stole their food...

[@djilalidamine7144]

Magnifique bateau

[@FeldwebelWolfenstool]

....old saying..."Yesterday's trash fish is tomorrow's food fish"...

[@richardjohnson4696]

There is something off here. I worked on a factory trawler out of Dutch. This way of retrieving fish from the cod end is way too inefficient and dangerous compared to hauling the bag onto the back deck, then emptying it into the live tanks before processing. There has to be some reason for doing it this way that skirts some sort of regulations against standard trawlers. It wasn't sustainable back when I fished and I could add up how bad these huge trawlers rape and pillage the ocean. I think they need to be outlawed completely.

[@StudioVike]

Hi Richard. The newest boats today lower the fishing pump behind the boat and pump the bag empty without having to swing it forward on the side of the boat, with that solution it is much safer and more efficient. The boats today are more efficient in the fishing field than they were a few years back, but today there are quota based fishing that is strictly regulated. The boats are effective in the field, but spend most of the year at the dock. Effective fishing and more climate friendly in terms of pollution.

[@richardjohnson4696]

Pumping doesn't look nearly as safe if the ocean was really stormy. I remember swells that our 250' ship would disappear from the horizon then pop back up, then disappear. I would be interested in experiencing something like this while on deck and seeing how the process is done. This video also showed what we would use occasionally, a mid water net at night, the rest of the time we were dragging the bottom. I just have a hard time believing that huge ships can be sustainable, especially when you have foreign vessels such as the chinese who send their fishing fleets all over the globe nonstop. It is only a matter of time before the ocean is depleted.

[@thegee-tahguy4877]

How can ships continually remove that many fish from the sea and people not expect huge negative impacts on the planet?

[@StudioVike]

Hi It is quota-based fishing, strictly regulated by scientists every year, this is to preserve the species.

[@olekristoffersen9298]

Do you really think it would be better to do the catch by 1000 smaller boats in the dangerous waters surrounding the Norwegian coast? would you also think it is more sustainable? and do you think the quality on the fish would be better in smaller boats than in a modern vessel with cooling facilities to keep the quality at the best level...try rethink one more time. And as mentioned, all fishing in the Norwegain waters are strictly regulated and well controlled. After work 28 years in Asia i think the problem with sustainable fishing should not be mentioned here but moved to other parts of the world.

[@spiritrider3348]

How many domestic cats in this world?

[@Tsamokie]

How many domestic and feral cats in the world? How many birds do they kill?

[@vin4sin]

​@@Tsamokie True fact each domestic cat will thrill kill on average up to 28 birds and rodents per month not counting what they consume.

[@brandonc3956]

12:56 if you want to see the fish

[@valentinmanus1355]

1850 tons, a single ship, in a single day... Can someone imagine the scale of emptying the oceans by men? No, nobody can, it is to massive and destructive.

[@wcresponder]

Can you actually think logically? They have to find the fish. they took 3 days to get to the fish, the amount of fish there might be less thus more time. And can you fathom the actual size depth and breath of the oceans? Obviously not.

[@nickjohns1192]

@@wcresponder quick question have you worked on a trawler?

[@StudioVike]

In Norway, fishing is strictly regulated by quotas, in order to preserve the stock of fish so that it is not wiped out. I understand people think this looks extreme, but fishing is regulated annually by scientists to keep it at a sustainable level. People need food,what food can we replace the fish with?

[@nickjohns1192]

@@StudioVike quotas are a great idea. But when you throw bk bycatch by the tons instead of using it sum how. Bigger ships using massive blenders to get rid of their bycatch. In Irish water EU boat hav more quita then the Irish fleet. We shut the porcupine fishing grounds to the west of Ireland to the Irish fleet but let EU boats do what they want. Fishing Rules in Europe dictated by people who never fished in their lives or more than likely the only boat they've ever been on in a yacht

[@sontungle2641]

@@wcresponder He said 4 days those.

[@iainmoule4744]

Obscene... No wonder Atlantic stock is under pressure with these monstrosities sucking up the sea!

[@BrickTop9]

This is madness.... How can this be allowed?

[@StudioVike]

Hi MartinThese boats provide food for millions of people, which is good reason.

[@johannystrom1724]

Are they fishing in the time when the fish mate?

[@AndrePl812]

1 boat. 1850 tonnes of one species of fish in less than days. Disgusting soulless destroyers of our environment

[@StudioVike]

Hi Andre. Do you think it is better if 100 boats fish 1850 tons?

[@johnratcliffe6438]

@@StudioVike No. It's better if there are 0 ships and 0 tons. Obviously. Why are you even asking? Do you give a shit about the fish at all?

[@knut6532]

John Ratcliffe what do you eat?

[@AndrePl812]

Which do you want? Economist reply, political reply, financial reply, union reply, ecological reply.. We aren’t kids. We know there’s a limited supply of fish out there. The long and short of it is that you are wiping out entire shoals within hours in the same spot. There is simply no way that 100 small boats can do that. If you live on a lake and you empty the entire lake out over a weekend instead of fishing steadily all year round, you kill it. Then you add the other issues... the multiplier effect of 100 boats providing so much more employment, the personal relationships built between supplier and customer etc etc etc. I too like to fish and don’t say we should stop fishing altogether merely sustainably, like hunting..

[@knut6532]

Andre Plaatjie but do you agree to if the regulations are in place to avoid over fishing and are being followed, the size of the vessel is irrelevant?

[@ReelAZMatt]

Commercial fishing IN STYLE!!!

[@davidhudson5452]

Do Fish Like Load Music?

[@macmacmac4622]

Load up the Music and make it LOUD.

[@chatterbox-ly5oz]

What song is 4:45?

[@shellybytheseashore]

Technology will catch up with us - fish search equipment - captain finds the fish - 1850 tonne in 36 hours...This didn't make me feel good as they played their triumphant music. We will destroy her...

[@wcresponder]

then you better stop using gps to get to the store and find starbucks too.

[@fanatickornfreak]

Vad fyller "troll"-dörrarna för funktion ? kanon film :)

[@StudioVike]

Hi The trawl doors extend the opening of the trawl bag.

[@terrencebradley5417]

How do you manage to target Blue Whiting without catching other species during the process. Seems like modern day barbarism somehow.

[@leftymadrid]

Incredible actually...

[@ayoubbnnani4043]

Wich country is this ?

[@StudioVike]

Norway

[@davidmcgee2983]

Norwegian boat fishing off the coast of Ireland 🇮🇪

[@dannyrexknight]

This is why when I go fishing I get sweet fuck all. Come on people we need some common sense....

[@StudioVike]

Hi This is not hobby fishing, these are boats that provide food for people all over the world.

[@dannyrexknight]

@@StudioVike These boats are not about feeding everyone, they are about money. On that scale it is unsustainable. It is simple math.You take out more fish than can reproduce and we have a problem.

[@StudioVike]

In Norway it is quota-based fishing, strictly regulated by scientists every year, this is to preserve the species.

[@sontungle2641]

What is RSW mean ??.

[@StudioVike]

RSW is «Refrigerated Sea Water».

[@sontungle2641]

@@StudioVike Hi man sorry for late reply what kind of temperature you guys usually preserve the fish ?.

[@kunyfunt]

Anyone know how much they sell the 1850 tons of fish for to their buyer?

[@stepheneurosailor1623]

1850 * 450$ = 832000$ 10000$ per day 7.5 days =75000$ ,832000 - 75000$=757000$ Cost of Vessel 9.5 million $ US.crew wages 31000 $ each person.

[@md.jamalchowdhury4021]

Excellent 👍

[@gabeluli2129]

The total quota for 2011 was set to 40,100 tonnes,[6] which is less than 2% of the record catch of 2.4 million tonnes in 2004. Catches in 2011 exceeded the quota by more than 100% Like there is no tomorrow.....

[@albertmacares]

Start fishing with line and hook ,to save this planet

[@StudioVike]

?

[@wcresponder]

like long liners?

[@1BillT]

Unless we can train fish to start eating some of the plastic that is polluting our oceans this is going to come to a crashing halt. Disgraceful & needs to stop.

[@MrCrabbing]

Wow a bit different to my life on the two Brothers

[@pauljones8438]

destructive

[@482644]

So, if they catch 1800 tona per 3 days why is fish so expensive??

[@OuterSpaceTrip]

Name of the song at 15:20?

[@StudioVike]

Hi. Inspired by Sky-Productions

[@schrijfmemaar55]

In a little time there is no fish left.....😩

[@wcresponder]

and just like prophesizing the coming of the flying spaghetti monster(god) can you give us an exact date?

[@StudioVike]

Hi Hans. In Norway, fishing is strictly regulated by quotas, in order to preserve the stock of fish so that it is not wiped out. I understand people think this looks extreme, but fishing is regulated annually by scientists to keep it at a sustainable level. People need food,what food can we replace the fish with?

[@howardbayliss7745]

These people only think about the profit for today they don't care what happens tomorrow

[@Jippiikay]

people like you they just comment with out knowing anything about affirmative action and restrictions the fisherman accept to keep the ocean profitable in long term. They understand they dont have a job i if they not follow this rules set from science . They make even more money for a year by fishing the right amount at the right time. They get the blame for the lack of fish? at the same time the meat production, chem industry, plastic pollution and oil industry are killing million of tons of fish by fucking up the eco system! a healthy ocean have insane amount of food! but a sick one you have to make hard restrictions on fishing to maintain the life thriving.

[@robertneighbors4091]

I am curious with that much fish available - - - does the Norwegian Navy patrol the North Seas to stop & board (or sink) Chinese fishing boats invading ?

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

that is the real question that most of these comment dont understand. The answer is no... but the chinese arent going after this type of fish YET... So lets see what happens in the near future..

[@ralphaverill2001]

I think it was Chief Seattle who said, "Only when the last tree is cut down, and the last fish is caught, will the white man see that you cannot eat money." How many vessels like the M/S Teigenes, from many nations, are operating in the oceans of the world? This level of mechanized fishing, by itself, is not sustainable. Add climate change into the mix; changing water temperature, salinity, acidity, sea level, currents, etc., and it's easy to imagine a complete collapse of the marine food chain. This is not clever or smart. This is suicidal.

[@StudioVike]

Fishing is strictly quota based in Norway, it is not free fishing.

[@villaJexRenovation]

@@StudioVikedon't listen to them, they think the fish you buy in the supermarket is speared or something

[@ralphaverill2001]

@@StudioVike I was making a statement about factory fishing in general throughout the world by many nations. But, since we're on the subject of Norwegian fishing vessels, do their quotas apply to vessels fishing in Norwegian territorial waters only, or to all Norwegian vessels, even those operating in international waters, such as M/S Teigenes was in the video?

[@ralphaverill2001]

@@villaJexRenovation What a stupid statement.

[@michaelsndergaard2912]

did i really just sit and watch a video where they collect fish? from the picture i thought it would be deadliest catch.

[@offwithhishead2556]

The Montgomery Burns Omni-net!

[@jakelencher817]

yeah i watched the whole thing on mute. but fish make tens of thousands of babies every time we wake up. so honestly i dont have any worries.

[@whatsonyourchannel]

That's not 'fishing' 🤨

[@wcresponder]

boat equipment water fish ....yup they are fishing

[@zachsylvester383]

"We cast a net the length of 10 rugby pitch's and we caught some fish!? No Waaayyy"

[@ramilespenilla4296]

over fishing

[@stepheneurosailor1623]

Biomass Blue Whiting NW Atlantic 2010 5000 000 tonnes.

[@hendrabarus8020]

Hate the music background

[@wshtb]

Mass murder of fish: ok. Fishing with barbed hooks in Washington state: NO YOU DON'T!!!

[@joeyjamison5772]

Mass murder of fish? You apparently don't know the meaning of the word 'murder'.

[@FNMAD]

Not sustainable. 1850 tons in 1 trip multiply that by probably 100 boats similar size and the numbers are depressing. We as humans are doomed but not beofre we kill everything in the ocean im guessing. :(

[@StudioVike]

Fishing is strictly quota based in Norway, it is not free fishing.

[@steveaustin4600]

and that girls and boys is why there are no fish left in the sea

[@wcresponder]

And that comment is steve being wrong.

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

its not the Scandinavian countries you should worry about sir... They follow the law... Its all the non-law abiding countries that you should worry about.. China russia and many many other countries that over fish this planet.

[@BBRAIN1977]

yeah welcome to the epicness of humans only care for their pockets and never for nature. You can't sustain that fishing. But seeing they dont care about it at all, when is the ocean empty ?

[@wcresponder]

You people and the oceans empty whining. Geez have another drama cookie.

[@sontungle2641]

If it not sustainable then why they build the trawler and even go out to the sea then ??.

[@cryptictundra]

I bet not a single person on that boat has a deep sea rod on the ready. That should be against the law. Should be required to catch 10 fish by pole before going to the big nets.

[@StudioVike]

I will bet most of the people on board these boats have caught more fish on fishing rods than those commenting on the video here.

[@bman2549]

That is terrible this type of fishing should be banned it shouldn't even be called fishing. In the northeast coast of the US the commercials wipe out the breeding grounds and decimate the stocks and the recs have to pay for it with shorter seasons low bag limits and increased size limits. Ban them all

[@herremannetje]

Kill the Oceans with this kind of fishing!!!!!😢😢

[@AdventuresOutdoors]

Jesus fished and taught many and now some just got more creative and more efficient at it so people didn’t have to do it themselves.

[@unacceptableminority7101]

4:58 proof earth is round!

[@StudioVike]

hehehe... Youp,,, :)

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

Like a pizza

[@leonscheepers5350]

This is not sustainable

[@DavidOfWhitehills]

@Stig Berge ជ្រាដដែល Until, suddenly, it isn't. And this is just for animal feed. It's so stupid.