We were unprepared

[@HookedON_Fishing]

Crazy beautiful fish I can’t believe it worth 2 grand

[@ReySchultz121]

Is that....... bad?

[@HookedON_Fishing]

@@ReySchultz121 no that’s good

[@lukeloynachan8051]

If it’s good quality they can cost crazy amounts!

[@HookedON_Fishing]

@@lukeloynachan8051 yeah I know wicked Tina teaches a lot

[@Wyattnewman4]

@@ReySchultz121arguably a cheap one actually, a lot of the big ones go for 6-15k easily. One sold for 6 million. Different types of tuna tho

[@jtxyt7212]

Brother you going from fishing in your fold up kayak for bass to now helping land this giant tuna is such a hilarious level up. Keep on being a legend my guy.

[@Otto_Von_Itter9000]

​@@maxwelllegere1483 How is fishing up a single tuna bad?

[@MinstrelSentFromAnotherLand]

@@maxwelllegere1483lmao go bitch at the ships with giant nets dragging behind them catching and killing all things in their path. Fisherman like these are the definition of sustainable.

[@favoritemustard3542]

@@maxwelllegere1483 there's no difference here. You're confused with net fishing I bet.

[@smallerballz854]

⁠@@maxwelllegere1483there’s a difference between fishing and commercial fishing

[@imtheone5790]

⁠@@maxwelllegere1483aa

[@declanryle6547]

Ive never seen a comment section of people more clueless. He did NOT say the tuna sold for $2000 he said that he MADE (profited) $2000 which is after expenses.

[@lukehaight5011]

He actually said Cam made $2000 not him

[@danpang5404]

Which is absolutely terrible profit. You have an entire crew, gas for the boat, food and drinks for the crew, all of that for 2k. 🤦‍♂️

[@samshin4575]

@@danpang5404AFTER expenses buddy

[@tubax926]

​@@danpang5404huh? Crew is 4 members Gas is 50 dollars max Food is 100 dollars max for everyone. They still make roughly 400 dollars each. Let's say they make this once a week on average. 1600 dollars per month to go fucking fishing, that's absolutely insane.

[@kcck7588]

@@tubax926Gas is a lot more pricey than 50$ a trip nowadays.. especially in the ocean

[@mazz9487]

That air of disbelief when he saw your tuna after missing a fish was priceless.

[@wesleywashington1251]

Not really. It's one of the least noticable things in the video

[@Paurames]

2K for you, Problaby 4k-6k when it sold to restaurant.

[@PatsGators497]

Yea but they have proper distribution channels and a chef who cooks it which adds a lot of value

[@naptochinon5659]

@@PatsGators497 he means when its sold to a restaurant, not selling it to a final costumer IN a restaurant.

[@PatsGators497]

@@naptochinon5659 I assume in this video they’re selling it to wholesalers which are the people that sell to restaurants and have the means to transport hundreds of pounds of fish in semi trucks which also adds a lot of value

[@naptochinon5659]

@@PatsGators497 yea I was only referring to the "chef who cooks it which adds a lot of value" you wrote

[@fanman1584]

thats called business. someone profits from the distribution, someone profits from the production, and someone loses money cuz they consume the product.

[@Njfishingmaniac]

I’m guessing it sold for 10-15 a pound (5-7500$ and split between him and a buddy and then factor in expenses. 👍🏼

[@richrich2862]

Let’s hope so or else they’re just being ripped off greatly

[@farright118]

You definitely got robbed dude. $2k even after expenses for a 500 pound fish.

[@user-tz1fd1hl8t]

It should be at least 10,000

[@PimpinAZ]

​@@user-tz1fd1hl8tdoesn't work that way brother they take a core sample and cut away a sample as well and analyze the fat content and color of the meat. Based on that I have seen anywhere from $9 all the way up to $18 a pound but that's pretty hard to get. The buyer still has to make money on it as well and they're covering the cost of shipping packing and tracking to Japan unless they have a middleman which means they need to ensure that they make enough profit to include the middleman

[@Kassiem_42]

It depends on the quality of the Tuna, how pink it is and how much fat it has. And where the Tuna market prices are at. Watch the series "Wicked Tuna"

[@warpedone4963]

​@@Kassiem_42and where it's sent like Japan after being bought for $2000.

[@dcskate1022]

@@user-tz1fd1hl8tnot even remotely close. Most fish sell for 3-5 a pound off the boat. Wicked tuna isn’t real.

[@TheTkrum]

Dude just paid $1.8 million for a 600lb blue fin in Japan. $2000 is close enough.

[@tonyreid3188]

3 MIL😂😂😂😂

[@papastummyfuzz9281]

That’s the culture and hype though too, we don’t do that in America

[@apapz3245]

He didn’t pay $1.8 mil for the fish, he paid to be the first buy of the year. That’s a 5-10k fish

[@jamesricks]

Just because someone buys a rare car for millions at a charity auction, doesn’t mean your Toyota Corolla is worth anything comparable.

[@tonyztyles8330]

4$ per pound bro got fcked over

[@QveenRex]

Never seen a fish gutted through its gills before dang

[@JeniOnly]

Ikr 👀

[@asdmayn3749]

same here, and i've worked in a fish factory and greenland sea :D

[@AF-sx1zu]

That would have been worth 9k on Wicked Tuna! 😅

[@lukeloynachan8051]

Lol for reall

[@Joe-bh5ou]

They bring them im live dont they?

[@deadeye5]

I love wicked tuna

[@MayorMcheese12]

@@Joe-bh5ouno they dont lol.

[@Joe-bh5ou]

@@MayorMcheese12 then why do they spear them and drag them behind the boat the TV said to keep them alive

[@steveoTHEGREAT]

“Are you fucking kidding me” lmao honest reaction

[@brrr8904]

so many guys in the comment section pretending to be experts giving their take on what the price should be 😂😂😂 probably never got a drop of saltwater on them in their lives

[@tamoose1]

$2000 / 500lbs = $4 per Bull

[@declanryle6547]

the tuna wasnt $2000. “he made about 2000 on this trip” which means he profited

[@bakhit305]

he made 2 grand, 2 people on the boat with a profit of around 2 grand each

[@tamoose1]

@@bakhit305 what do you know about tuna fishing?

[@zyzzsbackpimples1414]

Boats are literal money sinks if you aren’t constantly catching sellable fish. In Hawaii boats abbreviated means bus out anada thousand stupid

[@danijel2045]

You won’t be able to buy a steak for $5/kg but if you buy a whole cow, $5 is a lot given that you also pay for the hide, the bones, the 30 pound head….

[@whistleemupfishing9573]

I love all the "i watch wicked tuna so i know what im talking about" comments 😂😂

[@chrishealy1381]

What’s funny is I just fished with a guy that used to fish with some of those guys and he was telling us all the prices on the show were fake as hell.

[@jeredalmeida1880]

Love to see the comradery of these guys out on the water. Where else do you see a complete stranger come over and help another fisherman land a tuna an hour offshore? Makes me proud to be a New Englander!

[@Michael-jw9yd]

Nice shirt! Costa Rica !!! 🎉

[@mastervz4806]

I would’ve went straight to your best sushi restaurants and sold it direct.

[@rydersscooters817]

These vids are really cool👍🏼

[@raynbeaubouef8483]

Your first

[@Mondo888]

It’s crazy how just 30 years ago tuna that size were so abundant and now they’re harder and harder to catch ones that big

[@user_dead1-1]

man it must be soo fun to fish like that

[@rachelpark8371]

Bro I never knew tuna can get THAT big

[@Dunmerdog]

They can get even bigger, but with commercial fishing the way it is now that’s very rare.

[@baylinmuller9802]

Can you try a KP fishing reel pls its the type of fishing reel we use in our country.❤

[@coopersfishingadventures]

Love your vids bro. From Australia

[@Kenai9Koda]

Not unprepared, underprepared. Great work

[@alexcarter8807]

Great! When you gutted it, did you keep the liver? Is tuna liver good?

[@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69]

No

[@Ben-nf7it]

Mmmmm mercury

[@friendlyneighborhoodspider9416]

This was a bluefin and at 500 pounds they caught a big one but the core must’ve been burnt to get 4$ a pound. I recommend bleeding it behind the boat. Gotta get all that blood out

[@Monkeyman5550]

words matter bud... "made 2 grand" as in they profited 2000 not that the sold the fish for 2000

[@GraemeWight-wx3xz]

I remember this from a while back. Well done guys. I hope yous did well out of it.

[@bakershorts1657]

I love your tuna videos

[@gnarbros3947]

Huge Tuna!

[@jakejacobson2999]

So you pay all the money for the charter, do all the work bringing in the fish, and the captain gets to sell it and profit off both you and the fish 😂😂

[@bakalurx]

hardwork pay off.

[@Herowebcomics]

Such epic fish!😊

[@fishingfanatic.]

Bro why is everyone so pissed 😂

[@verminsupreme6801]

Because that’s their day job, losing a fish means he isn’t getting paid for that fish

[@funwithfish1507]

Because If they lose the fish that’s their day’s salary eaten by sharks

[@friendlyneighborhoodspider9416]

Bro got 4 dollars a pound core must’ve been burnt should’ve bled it in the water behind the boat

[@KobeBraun130]

You make 2k from that? Maybe I should start fishing out in the sea then 😂

[@samsadowitz1724]

Good luck because they don't show how many times they get nothing at all in the boat. Which I'm sure happens on occasion

[@PhullyNo1]

4 bucks a pound is a terrible price.

[@kenjiang21]

i’m guessing that was his share. not the price if the whole fish. video is so misleading

[@tinytt854]

It was worth more.

[@wesleywashington1251]

He never said he sold it for only two thousand. That's how much profit Cam made on the whole trip. Not what he sold the tuna for.

[@AideSuarez-kp3wu]

Blue fin is gold 🥇 starting a mill and up for sure good catch yellow fin.

[@craigkowalczyk3516]

My buddy’s catch them like this a few times a season down the cape def aren’t getting wicked tuna dock prices for them.

[@sammyahmed2698]

the gutted and trimmed tuna will be far less than 500lbs and the cost at a supermarket is obviously marked up because a supermarket has its own costs plus storage and transport. that being said the tuna should be at least 3k minimum

[@KeithFoster-re5xj]

How did you only make 2g off that fish? Tuna like that sell for a 250k easy to the Japanese

[@magiman7638]

probably sold it to corporate middle men

[@joe9743]

Yeah if you can get it overnight to Japan and have a buyer ready

[@Jerry.V]

Yeahhh, no, american tuna has a bad reputation because y'all destroy half the fish. And no, 250k is not a normal price

[@joe9743]

@ThatGuyPal.83 yes that's a bluefin tuna.....anytime you hear news of a million dollar fish the fisherman isn't getting that its some douche fish dealer

[@Jerry.V]

and a multi million dollar tuna isnt normal tho, its only during special times, normally they go around 5 - 10k if they're good quality@@joe9743

[@evanhoffman2065]

Damn that's a big fish. You just know that's gonna be a good bite

[@charlesknox6353]

Nice Day! Love it

[@drostly3220]

$4 a pound.. Ouch!

[@declanryle6547]

more than that.

[@drostly3220]

$2000 divided by 500 = $4... Back in Kansas, anyway..@@declanryle6547

[@wesleywashington1251]

He never said he sold it for only two thousand dollars. That was his profit after overhead. Listen again

[@steveoTHEGREAT]

That is interesting the way they gut it. Never seen it done that way through the gill

[@monkeypolice3048]

Nice! great catch guys.... love it.

[@jacksonbaye7920]

That must have been a crazy fun thing to catch

[@Potatobob82]

Cam is such a cutie pie

[@Itsjustbeans_]

Sounds like a fun eventful day

[@user-lg4ym5bo6v]

Fisherman just be chilling

[@user-Vegas1]

Four dollars a pound… you gotta get a spot on wicked tuna. I’m getting at least 12 and sometimes 20

[@petejablowski2123]

Eric Arabian lol he’s still alive and well , nice 👍🏽 hell of a fisherman. Let’s just say I’m not surprised he was unprepared and didn’t have his own saw though lol

[@davemac9087]

I subbed, but how often do you catch a yellowtail? And do you go after any other kinds of tuna? Blue fin?

[@Josue-dg4vt]

I find interesting that his shirt is the slogan of my country. He must have visited it and got a shirt

[@deadeye5]

Good Job Cam!😊

[@gd6677]

A real fighter that fish.

[@kaku2189]

What people don't get that the entire operation is compartmentalized. Fisherman have such limited time and tied to the resources at disposal. Would they love to see some of that retail money? Yes. But they have to get back on the water and catch more fish that's why their margins are setup thay way. Enter the middlemen, they're your fish mongers and distributors. They get the product to into the retail at everyone's convenience. They pay the price off the boat bear the costs of storaging and shipping. Some may even process it. That leaves the consumer and the level convenience they get. Ordering it already prepared as a meal or ingredient. You want $4 p/lb you gotta take the whole fish or don't bother.

[@Alaskan_Boys]

Love your videos! I’ve been taking inspiration from you and starting my own KZbin!

[@TheNewNimrod]

Dudes playing rusescape in real life😮

[@P-C-Principle]

Congratulations on getting back to your boat in one piece!

[@katzu_masashi2536]

Kinda makes me what to leave evrithing to go fishing 😂

[@dman3531]

Please don't think it's a game either because I'm right there with ya

[@poopenfartenstein]

the fact that fish weighs a whole lot more than me is scary enough on its own😭

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

Makes me hungry for Sushi

[@randmayfield5695]

Thats a sustainable resourse so catch as many as you can. The oceans are so large that it's impossible to over fish them. Go for the money and worry not about the resource. Tight lines to you!

[@Brainwashed_Sheep]

Yeah no... Tuna species especially the bluefin were nearly wiped out due to overfishing since the 1950s... populations have slowly began to recover but ONLY because of a 1 fish per day limit.. or controlled market shut downs. Our ocean can't sustain itself with how greedy we've became.

[@randmayfield5695]

@@Brainwashed_Sheep Actually I was being facetious. I am a retired fisheries biologist and know quite well what's going on. If you haven't, read the "Tragedy of the Commons" as it's a classic work on what we as humans can do to a resource that's available to all comers. You're 'one fish a day' only works if everyone follows the rules. When you can get $2000+ for one fish then why not catch two, or three, or even more if no one is looking. The Chinese do it all over the world.

[@ThePlaneNerd01]

That’s a MASSIVE Tuna!!!!

[@the_guy_must_die]

Crazy how you’re catching 500 pound tuna meanwhile I’m catching 35 pounds 😢

[@JewelWildmoon]

Question. Can the organs be used for anything? (Aside from possibly bait/chum) Like are some edible?

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

Yeah like, for making fish oil? Cod Liver oil makes my hair and skin amazing. I swear I have better night vision too.

[@PorfirioMcloud-vi8ko]

Love the t short ,Costa rica pura vida 😂

[@victorduny9842]

I wonder what they do with the guts - chum, bait, sell (some parts ARE edible), or just dump overboard?

[@joeaquilino19]

Cam is a chad

[@johnmatejcik2379]

Did you just gut the fish through his gill?? I honestly can't say I've ever seen that done before...? 👍

[@juliuschatman5119]

Niiiice!.!!!!

[@hunterboi6946]

Fire 🔥

[@robertp.3293]

2Grand? The markup is craaazy

[@jep9092]

Damn. That's awesome

[@Whitbarrow]

2 grand,That’s frickin gas

[@Nathanfx2006]

I wish i could have a job like this. I live a distopian hell hole called the UK

[@sonafishing460]

Good fishing ...I like fishing and I am on KZbin to.

[@DjMellowMoods]

This is my dream sadly in my life I could never afford a boat but yeh I do land fishing of the coast

[@quasimodo5177]

That was my lost fish😂👍👍👍

[@willsmith475]

I’m just wondering why the fish isn’t thrashing around if just caught.

[@wesleywashington1251]

I always wonder that too. Every time someone pulls a tuna aboard it's always stiff and rigid as if it's already dead. No fighting at all. Interesting

[@markwells8631]

They gaf the fish before bringing it on board. Can you imagine the damage that big fellow could do if left to flop around on deck???

[@justgames2788]

Oddworld gabbit reference

[@djoldsoulkid3407]

2 grand? Oh yeah I’m a fisherman now 😂

[@sammythompson3694]

The first time I ate grilled tuna steak was the last time I bought a can of tuna fish.

[@outbackxplorers2614]

I know it’s a great day when he goes out with squeaky

[@Dillyzdyez]

That look like... this shop don't sell what he wants to buy 😂

[@Jamsari-wx2yu]

Wow big fish

[@immatomato3790]

loved seeing the red top shirt i work there

[@qb1482]

It’s crazy how big tunas are

[@Knowledge-B-Money]

If this was my job I would be pretty happy

[@GProsperity]

I always wondered how they gutted the fish without cutting any meat

[@106.]

im off to being a fisherman in the US

[@fanaticforager6610]

Feeliŋ’ for British 🇬🇧 waters that won’t allow’em 🐟 to be docked, due to bureaucratic debacles 🚸⚠️

[@user-lp9vh5sd3y]

I said the same thing they gave it away, you in the wrong business let the real fisherman take over.

[@doggking001]

When did Nick DiGiovanni started working on fishing boats!! 😂😂

[@rubencastro2247]

Ha! As soon as they pulled it in to the boat I said out loud "500 lbs", I know my fish. 😅

[@Teele424]

Obviously the deckhand who failed to be prepared was not a Boy Scout

[@christypriest30]

Amazing fish

[@randomgaming9445]

Lucky. Yellow fin tuna goes for more.

[@soulfishertoo]

Personally stuff like saws knives and pliers I have more than one

[@vivelachocha2751]

Imagine going Tuns fishing and not even have the right equipment for if they actually catch one. Surprised they even had ice

[@iangillis_3058]

the most mass way to say u lost a fish💀

[@shawnangel8146]

Fuuuuuuck mmmaaann. I might wanna go do that 😂😂