Lobster Fishing with "Miss Leary's Cove"

[@mikekavanagh8952]

Nicely controlled lobster fishing observing all the conservation rules throwing back the undersized and the ones with eggs under the tail, Good Traditional,Thanks.

[@bobv8219]

This old man can't stop chasing the gold totally understand as we get older your dreams never change but your body does well done video thanks for sharing

[@SunnyIlha]

nice boat. wide beam. roomy cockpit work area. efficiently arranged gear. everything common sense, straightforward and well built. love it.

[@Mikishots]

A tidy and efficient boat. Nicely done.

[@dedengful]

great work with great common sense. if every fishermen in this world have this attitude, there'll be plenty for everybody.

[@octavianchung4718]

thank you for sharing this doc with us! I like lobsters!

[@markcraven3842]

Very relaxing video. Love it...Thanks..

[@billclark7815]

great show hard workers. people should understand food Is hard to come by. not just a menu order or phone call. enjoyed show very much

[@simonpaynter5027]

Awesome Well done Great stuff Great catch Great video That's looks like fun That's awesome Love ya work

[@teresamerklin4614]

Looks like slim picking. The scenery is beautiful!😅

[@lhengonzales3300]

The pregnant lobster they throw it back nice one😊

[@Tambora1000]

One of the most enjoyable fishing. The most I like that the fishermen always only catch standardized size allowed by regulation which rarely find in my country Indonesia. But our Marine and Fishery Minister - Mrs. Poedji Astuti has enforced related regulation on the size of lobsters, tuna, etc. But Is hard in practice by our fishermen. I hope they are also starting watch this kind of videos as lesson learn.

[@4218charlie]

Thanks enjoyed your video

[@paulj312002]

i like using flounder for bait...lasts longer, dont have birds chasin us all day like when we use herring and i find we dont get near as much crab in the traps with flounder for bait but tge lobster love it. during native fall food fishery up here some of us use salt pork for bait. sounds funny i know but it works pretty well unless someones fishin close to you and using fish in their traps. the pork fat lasts a week or two and we dont get any rock crab in the traps like we do with herring or mackeral this time of year. makes for fast fishin

[@kebby28]

I like your wood traps. The ones I made were all wood, white oak. Took allot of weight to get them to sink and they didn't hold up to the storm we got last summer. I've never heard of anyone using flounder for bait. Wouldn't be legal in NH. Nice video.

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[@flyifri]

Looked like another sad day, with barely enough Lobster to pay the gas., let alone the bait. It breaks my heart to see such a decline in all fisheries. To much work, for so many empty traps. Wander what the outcome would be, if they were given a five year moratorium. I wander how old that one big lobster was. Twenty years maybe. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@flyifri]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@LosernetworkOfficial]

you forgot to band one of the pincher claws on a big fella.. he gonna chew up some of them little fellas! check out at 30:54

[@Bowtie41]

Ya gotta wonder,does it even pay for the fuel when you get 1-2 per pot,wonder if competition is tapping your stuff?Thanks for sharing!

[@ArchFundy]

Neat vid. Would like to know the location. My guess would be Bay of Fundy or Gulf of Maine. Still using some wooden traps fishing very shallow waters. This is more like the traditional fishery of my grand-dad except he would have been in a dory, hauling by hand. No trap hauler. This would have been from 1920's to about 1945-50.

[@TheRoguelement]

I remember going to the dory race's , they are still a big part of life in Rockland Harbor and all up Rock port and up thru Camden ..the dory is still the staple ..

[@ArchFundy]

@@TheRoguelement Dories are still used here, on Grand Manan, NB for several things, mainly sea-vege harvesting. (eg. dulse and nori). I had one I used for dulsing and hand lining for pollack.

[@gemini0557]

This is I like very much about the USA. There is a particular season to harvest, hunting. logging etc. Each boat has a allowable weight to harvest. And also they return back to water those under size. Amazing! But I dont like their crappy politics.

[@Tsamokie]

Nobody asked you for your opinion on our politics. SCREW.

[@jeromeb1590]

I'm a lobster fisherman from Maine here we we have 3 traps let line instead of one. In the fall we switch to 20 trap trauls and move way offshore.. catching em now traps r full. We also fish the square traps instead of the ones there using the square 4ft o es we use r far superior. There also wire and hold together better then these wooden ones. We got rid of the wooden ones iin the late 90s

[@jimnickerson5755]

Inshore fishing.Most guys fish large strings with multi pots that are wire construction.The lobster fishery in Nova Scotia is by far the world's largest far exceeding Maine catch.

[@gradycollins3601]

Shut up

[@beebop9808]

Seems like maybe it would be easier to make a living collecting bounty on chipmunk tails.

[@52Rambler]

@@jimnickerson5755 Exactly right,, and we have a trap limit and a 5/6 month season. Not right sure about now days, but know at one time Maine never had a trap or season limit and we still landed more lobster in N.S. LoL, let this guy come to the south shore of N.S. on setting day and see how it's done the right way.

[@mikewright2074]

I can't get over the number of shitty comments. People are working hard for a living and if it was easy, everyone would be a fisherman. I am surprised at the low number of keepers, but I know very little about commercial fishing. We dive for lobster in Florida for enjoyment and good eating.

[@tito102timotius3]

Salam dari Indonesia, saya suka dengan video ini

[@ceprianopasok9514]

Wow bro very nice you'r business.

[@mariatheresabaldecanas933]

thanks for sharing the video!

[@winstonairedale]

Looks like that place might be fished out or someone is stealing the big ones out the traps

[@kevinrussellcreations]

Did you see how many floats were in that one area ? - Seriously overfished. They never learn from their mistakes.

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[@sfllife03]

Boy he's killing it

[@TVHM]

Wow amazing ......i like you video

[@Coppertop0o0]

What was that black stuff at 6:27

[@serakiel8430]

Copper Funcheon eggs

[@Coppertop0o0]

Oh okay

[@zaka632]

Eggs

[@locodemarseafool]

Aziz , do you know of a lake where those baby's grow ??

[@conway2223]

No troll? One single pot at a time? Baiting with flounder? Wood pots? Do you have a phone at the house with a dial on it too? Unless fuel is free you are starving.

[@ustinman8446]

I never knew There was more catching, Then keeping. what's the percentage of keepers ?

[@TheRoguelement]

Lobster aren't stationary they move with tides moons time's of year but it also depends on how hard these places have been fished out ..Some of the less intelligent Lobster men have no problem taking shorts and even the larger breeder's that NO honest person could ever tell you they truly enjoyed eating as they chewed on tail meat for day's but yes you may hit on an area that been fished out ..and they are NOT really fast growing ..they get as old as 100 + years

[@jotajomoso]

Nice video

[@halfnelson6115]

This guy using flounder for bait?

[@Tr8lerpark]

beautiful boat!...

[@bigmanchops2199]

Man I would love to go fishing with yall once I come back to the states.

[@Tamangapa76]

Nice to meet you

[@jackyblue67same10]

Lobsters r like big overgrown crawdaddy's we catch in the creeks in Tennessee lol.

[@tdabreo80]

no they are not.

[@davemuckeye1516]

Jackyblue67 Same . TASTIER AS WELL...

[@schlaznger8049]

You guys use Flounder for bait? I would crawl in the trap for that.

[@ernestkovach3305]

Herring or Red Fish head=bait.

[@tlegrow11]

Flounder is the best , lasts a long time and u dont get as many sea urchins with it .

[@johnson1573]

good job!

[@fortunatonicolas5198]

Nice video hope u can lots of lobster next time😊

[@oreocookie7341]

Interesting video

[@benchyabut1865]

Why didn't get the video the catched?

[@davek1775]

the nice thing about lobstering is you don't work 24 hour days in freezing ice and you don't have a sky high over head and best of all you don't have to wrestle 800 lb pots besides I prefer lobster over crab

[@kevinbrum1734]

hahaha thats cute, of course we do but the traps are not 800 lbs but we do have things called trawls. and we stack by hand we dont use a crane. also we do work all day in freezing weather down here in Massachusetts.

[@vapingtrucker2752]

At this rate they don't pay for fuel. Their lobster hole is pretty bare.

[@mauricebertrand3611]

I am surprised they only do single pots with good pot hauler they should be able to a string of at least twenty but then you have to be carefull when setting them

[@jermo31]

All depends where u fish where i fish we catch way more with singles then trawls

[@mauricebertrand3611]

I used to fish a little 16 footer and used to do strings of 3 pots reason was saving of rope and trying to keep cost down, anyway hope you have good catches best of luck take care

[@dmithsmith5880]

The bottom is very rocky and lots of underwater ledges, lobsters are tricky and require precision pot placement many times close to rocky shores so stringing more then 2 or 3 can be a pain in the ass unless you are out in open waters fishing deeper.

[@BearwoodBrown]

sounds like detroit deisel powered ?

[@randomeshelter]

+Bearwood Brown Says Cummins Marine. 15:45

[@danacoyle7179]

The captain doesn't do much but stand there that's the Canadian way I guess down in Maine where I fished for 43 years we hauled trawls 3 trap in side the 25 mile line and 10 traps outside of that I have the bouy landed the trap dump the bait bag stern man took lobsters out the trap and put it on the back of the boat I checked lobsters for size and it it had eggs or a v notch then the stern man banded the claws and put them in the live tank

[@52Rambler]

LoL, another yank that thinks their way is the only way. Come to the south shore of N.S.on the first hauling day of the season and see how it's done. You can't judge this one vid and assume that's how it's done all over.. LoL, you Mainers have a year round fishery and 800 trap limit while us in N.S. have half of each of those and we still out fish you.. So say again what way works the best..

[@mailman87120]

What do you use for bait?

[@poginglamig6202]

amazing... god bless you poh...

[@andykakap6696]

Good job ... 👍👍🤝

[@johnh4863]

That's some expensive bait you got there.

[@Jdoughty6616]

Wood traps?? its the 21st century dude join us 😂

[@ernestkovach3305]

Where?

[@oconnaugh]

That's one Hell of an office view.

[@chrisallen1965]

My god, that skipper! Round and round and round, flat calm keep the bloody boat straight.....

[@shaenj]

you prove you know nothing about pot fishing

[@raymondmills9377]

Keeps the line out of the prop.

[@jackmiller4836]

It's how u round up to a buoy dumb ass

[@radheraghav]

nice catching

[@henryfernandes9175]

HOW AND WHERE TO BUY THESE BOXES PLEASE REPLY

[@jackcreamer8244]

Brooks Trap Mill

[@gam3rjae330]

Buddy you suppose to V-notch Female lobsters that have eggs on them. Your not doing much for the conservation of lobstering by throwing her over like that. The way you threw her back in the water tells me you guys could give two fucks about longevity of lobstering. Bravo

[@52Rambler]

LMAO, you two cupcakes know as much about lobster fishing as l do about rocket science. For one, how do you know the female wasn't already V-notched. Two, throwing it back like that doesn't bother the eggs at all,, you do know lobsters crawl around on bottom and the eggs are rubbed on sand, rocks etc.. LoL, you ever have a female lobster in your hand. If you did then you would know how tough it is for those eggs to come off the tail.

[@52Rambler]

@Donald Whitty As for your comment, it's so lame and stupid it's not worth to debate. I very much doubt you ever caught a lobster in your life, LoL.

[@gam3rjae330]

@@52Rambler Your pretty funny guy, ill give you that. Our number one priority was always the longevity of the fishery. We don't throw lobsters in the box, we place them. We don't put unbanded hardshell with anything close to a soft shell. You throw an egg bearing female back first into the water. (ever done a belly splash? I can just about GAURENTEE you create expodential ammounts of force compared to "scraping on the rocks or sand"). The fact you even compared the two together tells me you are not really putting much thought into things. When it comes to V-notches, that is a crucial part of conservation. The way that guy handles the bugs makes me assume he is throwing over egger's un-notched. Keeping lobsters upside down too long can suffocate them, destorying your product. Throwing lobsters on top of each other, puncturing the soft spots, will bleed them out and kill them. If you disagree with any of the points I just made, I would love to hear any other insight you may have. Quality catch = quality price. When you work as hard as some of us do out on the water, you can bet your ass I want to make the absolute most out of my time spent. Ill make a nice bed for each one of those fuckers if it means I am getting almost twice as much for my catch as you do. But hey, common sense ain't too common, amirite?

[@52Rambler]

@@gam3rjae330 Just 1 question, where you lobster from??

[@gam3rjae330]

@@52Rambler What does that have to do with anything? I stopped fishing 4 or 5 years ago. You know what I said in that last comment is truth. The only assumption I made is about whether or not I think the guy is doing his due diligence when it comes to V-notching. Which to be fair, may have been pushing it.

[@LeonAllanDavis]

They can make a lot more money fishing for "Square Grouper"...

[@user-bc8wi6rp4q]

lobsters have eggs thrown back into the sea.

[@TotoyMakoy]

Nice videos, sad to say you catch is very minimaI, I hope have pIenty next time.

[@GreativeDIY]

Great

[@stringermedia5875]

Cool video

[@teresamerklin4614]

Where are you located?

[@common-man7378]

Nice video. Results.....

[@andylamct8766]

why the yellow shirt guy throw away 2 lobster in the cage?? video 4.00...

[@Stache6942]

+Andylam ct We don't keep females with eggs.

[@andylamct8766]

***** nice...that's the way to keep your business longer and longer. good luck to you

[@kastone1976]

+Andylam ct Too small

[@andylamct8766]

spanky stang thanks

[@ruffyruffy]

Nice bro..

[@firaaziz9159]

this is in lake or sea ?!

[@StarvingOcean]

it's in the Atlantic Ocean

[@ahans7664]

how much r the two crates worth?

[@johnmartling797]

Ayub Hans I forget how much the crates hold but if they have 80 lbs each it'll be round $200 for each of them but that's depending on the time of year as the price per pound here in Maine can be from a low of around $3 to up to $9 in the winter

[@jermo31]

+John Martling crates hold about 120lbs but buyers level them At 100lbs

[@josemedeiros7331]

Matty D those lobsters are females with eggs they have to throw them back in the water.

[@barbie12232]

How anyone knows they laid eggs in water?

[@chanowatson4471]

The traps look like the krusty Krab lol

[@edwardbrockelbank4796]

Why are you us g flounder for bait ?! Aren't herring better ?

[@driftwood4271]

Lobster is so tasty but eating to much could take you to grave early. So eat moderately folks.

[@williamruby9393]

Armand Orsolino why is that? because of all the butter and what not? or is it something to do with the meat itself?

[@johnmartling797]

Armand Orsolino It really isn't that good eating it every day. Like once in a while it's good.

[@ChrisTheChronic]

Armand Orsolino Don't be a tool.... it's like everything, MODERATION!

[@ernestkovach3305]

Thank You!

[@klinikpancing17]

fishing for lobster in Toba lake

[@MyCoolVideosJMalon]

Compared how the Chinese fishes, they will knock out all the species in the ocean even planktons.

[@doctoredable]

Looks very dangerous. I hope they get paid alot

[@lory4678]

👍👍👍

[@casajardim9624]

😎👏🤞

[@ceprianopasok9514]

Hilo bro ilike yours job bro from metro manila philipine

[@1964csilva]

Poor thing.

[@nixonscaria7992]

Will you give me two lobsters please

[@josemiana1757]

too much advertisement

[@jeremesalazar3134]

Very nice, you are not taking all your catch.

[@JACKAL747]

Lobster

[@randomeshelter]

"If I can't think of a lie I'll tell you the truth. - George, sternman

[@MrShnazer]

why not just farm them like they do in asia.

[@chrislandry8877]

Because they would taste terrible and destroy a whole economy

[@CrestwoodRocks]

Chris Landry I guess that is why they only farm American Lobsters in the New England territories?

[@dmithsmith5880]

Ben Johnson These take a minimum of 7 years to mature for harvest in the wild in perfect conditions. Farming these type of lobsters would not go good at all..

[@graemerobb3124]

Graemerobb

[@deancarver6899]

Should move

[@randomeshelter]

Nova Scotia 17:45

[@alaorrobertoalvesprado6407]

Beautiful vídeo. #chama

[@temanasik]

Jijik ane dengerin iklan pembukanya

[@konghocklee3441]

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[@dakdjonsey2398]

Just all BS, don't waste your time....

[@florejoymomo1039]

wow ama

[@ernestosepulveda4370]

Esos lenguados pequeños devieran hecharlos al mar. Y buscar otro tipo de carnada

[@masjukaimuddin1576]

kok lllol

[@azshaw123]

We have nothing like this in the uk...All imported garbage...What a shame for us!!!!!!!

[@CoherentChimp]

Stop talking out of your arse.

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