Just good editing

You have no idea what your talking about.

@@jase4270 Decade of sea time in the Bering

​@jase4270 What makes you say that? Anchor watch is a thing

How many years did you fish the for crab in alaska?

@@edmeds1336 well zero in Alaska but the technology is the same everywhere, so I fail to see the relevance of your question.

@@joncozzi1701 do you crab fish in alaska? No you dont.

@@edmeds1336 ok I already said zero, I have not crab fished in Alaska. Most people haven’t. We were talking about anchor alarms, or having someone on anchor watch. It is my personal opinion, a person could know about these things without having crab fished in Alaska. Maybe you could explain why this is not true. Perhaps I Will learn from you, the Alaska crab fishermen. Thanks in advance for the explanation, have a nice evening.

​@@edmeds1336crab boats in Alaska aren't the only boats with anchors

Because they are supposed to have someone on watch

Lenny ( the majority boat owner) is having legal issues..whatever that means…also crab seasons are cancelled which is why they are in Norway ….so unlikely he’s buying another boat.

@@4betjam604 i think he already bought it

I would say upwards to around 50,000... if he even lost it... this show is scripted for tv

@@1solosoldierabsolutely it is. And those Cat diesels would of fired up a lot sooner before especially being ran not long before

Alarm was for shallow water

Yeah it’s a shallow water alarm

No. Watch again. It's chain, then steel cable.

it's steel cable in the end but even a heavy chain can snapp. there are allot of forces in play during rough seas.

I bet you would do better than all the captains on the bering sea huh? Goofball

It's not rocket science @@edmeds1336

Made for tv scripted show

@@1solosoldier I gotta say what they actually do and actually produce is real. It's like WWF wrestling. The falls through the table/ladder, chokeslams, and barbed wire or thumbtacks. 100% real. Carnie freakshow walking on broken glass bottles, 100% real.These guys crab hauls, 100% real.

@@JeepinBoonof course they do. But you would be dumb to th8nk they don’t make certain thing either happen, or edit to look as though it happen for dramatic effect

@@JeepinBoon I wouldn't have used that analogy, but ok... Truth is, it's reality scripted tv... It used to be more realistic in the first few years, but after awhile you can't keep showing the same thing on the Deadliest Catch over and over, so the producers have the crew basically make you believe that something happened that didn't. I think the show is painting a picture of things that can possibly go wrong while out to sea. The actual season for that particular 🦀 species only last 3 or 4 weeks but they make you believe there fishing for month's.

@@1solosoldier You're 100% correct. I do miss the good old days of Deadliest Catch. I service a tug (on call 24/7/365) that crosses a river and there are three anchors aboard. I love every trip there. I wish I could live on that boat.