Greedy Fisherman Caught Red Handed- Coastwatch Season 7 Episode 9 (OFFICIAL UPLOAD)

Greedy poachers are caught and a scary search and rescue mission takes way.
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Coastwatch follows Fishery Officers from The Ministry for Primary Industries, NZ Airforce and Navy personnel, and the Maritime Police. Greenstone gets up close and personal to find out what’s involved in patrolling and enforcing the law that protects our coastlines, water-ways and billion dollar Kai-moana industries.
We also follow the men and women volunteering for Northland Regions Coastguard, and the Northland Electricity Rescue Helicopter. Tasked with responding to mayday calls, medical emergencies, on-water breakdowns and accidents, they keep our waterways, and those on them, safe. The Maritime Police, along with the Police National Dive Squad, are also on high alert for any maritime emergencies.
Show Name: Coastwatch NZ
Original Release Date: 2012
Production Company: Greenstone
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[@RealLifeRescue]

Thank you Fishery Officers for your persistence and protecting marine life! To see more FULL episodes of Coastwatch, check out this playlist 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHKTh6aYh7ynars

[@mnicholl93]

The crayfish diver was a breath of fresh air, immediately putting his hands up & admitting his guilt. More hope for him in the future than those that never ever admit they are wrong

[@BrentRainbow-rh6xf]

Keep up the Good work guys. Greedy people ruining our fishey

[@michaelwarden5349]

THANK YOU SO VERY VERY VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR GREAT SHOW'S. PLEASE KEEP GIVING ALL OF US MORE OF YOUR FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICES. THANK YOU SO VERY VERY VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR SERVICES TO ALL OF THE FISH AND WILDLIFE OFFICERS. THANK YOU SO VERY VERY MUCH TO ALL.

[@RealLifeRescue]

Hey mate! We got you covered to see more FULL episodes of Coastwatch, check out this playlist 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHKTh6aYh7ynars

[@maryannesmith1392]

Thank u for the job u are doing.

[@angeldark8812]

Great rescue coordination

[@dannysoria6143]

Good to see nz looking after there water ways fishereys in Australia are too scared to confront people about there catch need blokes like you patrolling our water ways in au

[@MrWizzyfizzy]

I hate people who decimate coastal sealife like that. That being said it's hard to be too critical when you see those disgusting ocean vessels dragnetting or worse massive swaths of the ocean and they never even get toldoff let alone fined/ stopped

[@Alex.The.Lionnnnn]

Awesome stuff. So good to see it taken seriously.

[@robertDK3]

take em for a one way trip

[@halfhalf9006]

people just dont get it being greedy aint right

[@sarahedmonds9416]

I hope those crays were back in the water fast.

[@jerrybow8779]

Give the bro his boat back so he can go do it again🤦🏽‍♂️

[@bigshowdownunder8969]

The penalties are too low ,stop fluffing around or there will be nothing left for the future...

[@lordgrinz]

They can't fine the parents?

[@user-ew8gv6kw5i]

That's just greedy, take his boat ancar

[@frwansie]

Everyone knows the rules. Many play dumb..... Huh......

[@stewatparkpark2933]

That yacht was still seaworthy .

[@koeoperations1938]

3months seaworthy.

[@harrycurrie9664]

Really? no sails, no power, taking on water .... really ?

[@koeoperations1938]

@harrycurrie9664 as in it floats and did float for 3 months. Obviously not able to sail. But no1 could have known it wouldn't sink. So im glad they sought help when they needed it.

[@stewatparkpark2933]

@@harrycurrie9664 Yes , really . Sails and rigging are intact . Fair weather sailors . Shouldn't be out there . Yacht stayed afloat for another 3 months . They put others at risk . Cost hundreds of thousands of $ .

[@harrycurrie9664]

Yes, you are right, they could have bobbed around in the ocean for 3 months then stepped ashore when they hit rocks.@@stewatparkpark2933

[@Jdigger4130]

let them pick their place clean... pretty clear they dont care about much... cannot make em wanna be better...

[@micktait8576]

Back in the day potchers would lose a finger or a hand or tatooed or branded we should reinstate these laws again dont be lenient with these clowns

[@brucecannon2343]

Unfortunately marine officers in South Africa are also generally worth nothing. The courts are also far too lenient with sentences across the world.

[@user-cd9gk7lj9p]

many Asians caught there

[@alantorrance6153]

Bad English Grammar at 0:40 "The team are leaving nothing...". "Team" is a singular noun, not plural. Hence that should have been, "The team is leaving nothing...". Coast Rescue, you continually make the simplest and most easily corrected errors of grammar. WHY????

[@angeldark8812]

Stop being pedantic and rage against the poachers not the programme, or don't watch it

[@johanpotgieter4318]

Because we are not all perfect in our English. Ask me, I know Afrikaans is my first language, or is it Afrikaans are. Just saying If English is your first language, it makes it so easy.

[@sarahedmonds9416]

Ugh . That makes sense to most people who watch this show. Pretty point less comment