Thanks dude! I'm glad you're enjoying it! I'm about to change gears with this channel for a bit and get away from the story-telling and do some more informational stuff for the next few months! It's a;; going to be related to fishing so LOTS coming up in The Greenhorn Guide playlist. I think I'll be making another section for stories and vlogs and such. But as always, good its good to see you in the comments again :-)

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How do you apply for this job please?

Hi! that's great, how much they pay for base rate and over time? 😊 Thx!

New videos every 2 weeks ;) Fridays at 6pm EST, Should be something to do to fill some time while you're in Cordova

I've got a buddy with a tattoo that says "Life, Love, and Labor" You should consider that yourself lol Glad I can offer some inspiration for you to go out and lead your life the way you want it

@@RTLivingFree I've on boarded with us seafoods, silverbay, icicle, and trident. Us seafoods is about to give me a direct flight next week.... trident called to say they are not opening the plant I wanted to go to this year , false pass,... so I've got a 120 day contract with us seafoods in Dutch harbor aboard a vessel...I'll call the others to keep relations, and when this contract is over, if company doesn't retain me, I'll post up in Anchorage for a bit and do something temporary until the next oppertunity to get on seasonal. ... looks like a lot of work up there... and gold in them hills... it's a red state, and bigger than the continental us. Bags are packed, just waiting for that flight date... should be between may 1-5. In the mean time I have to self monitor with temps taken twice daily for 14 days and I'll be tested in Anchorage, pre flight... Bunch of balongna, infection rate is 12% and actually mortality rate is .03%... big scam. Economic siege. What ever... gotta play ball Thanks

@@domenickbiondo7481 Man, you're on it! Go get that cash buddy, you've got a lot going for you already, I can tell. Good luck with your first season out there! I'm glad you're hyped

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Where’d you apply how long did it take for u to get hired

Hey where did you work?

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Lol you definitely won't but you'll get used to it.

Did you get it

@@donttrip7894 yeah im here now in vakdez. Hit the ground running with 16 hours a day last week

Good shit bro do you know any lodges nearby I can apply for

Winter is a beast, if you really want to get started, I'd start with salmon in Alaska or any other fishery close to the coast in the warm months. In the winter, you'll get crab, but I can't understate the danger you'll be facing - physical and financial. You can make big money, but you could also lose it all because one dead crab inffected your whole fish hole while you were waiting to offload. Honestly, best way to get started is find a dock in an area you like, research what fisheries are in the area, and make a routine of walking the docks until you find someone who needs a hand. From there, you'll be in the circles who can tell you everything you need to know. You can learn how to start in Alaska from this channel, but I just went out there and gave it a whirl. You can too. I'd make sure you have financial security nets, whether its savings, family, or a supportive partner. You always run the risk of not getting hired or having a bad season. Go out there and let me know how it goes, I'd really love to hear.

Didn't get any answers?

Thanks! I aim to please and to entertain- even when I'm talking about boring stuff like jobs and stuff lol

do it , the pay can be decent

Yeah man! Go for it, it can be a perspective changing experience. The pay was pretty good for me and I learned a lot too. I’d be glad to give you some pointers on what to do if you need a hand 👌

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man, I hear you. I hope you can get that visa. There's a lot of folks in the same position as you. I've had a few people in my DM's from other countries working on getting a visa for this sort of thing. I know it can be a long road. Keep trying though, I'm sure any cannery would be lucky to have you

Good luck. Many Americans need this work.

Solid questions! As far as cell phone service goes there are pay-as-you-go phone plans you can utilize, GCI is a local phone service that works in Alaska, Verizon also does well in many places, but check their coverage maps on their websites so you know that where you are you'll have service. If you can't get phone service, Libraries are a great resource. I am at a library now in Cordova typing this to you on their computer. Libraries have free wifi and you will find one in every town. You won't know your exact last day of your contract BUT that doesn't matter usually because if you have signed a contract to work with the processor they will likely fly you back to Anchorage, Seattle, or anywhere in Alaska you need to be. Just make sure you specify where you need to be dropped off at the end of the season. Notify them well in advance if it is a different place from where they picked you up. Your flights to and from the cannery are going to be covered in your contract but double check with them during the interview so they don't try anything shifty and try to make you pay for it. Hope that was helpful!

You can buy a phone from the company at silver bay

Get your apps out there by April next year and I'm sure you can get a job :) give it a shot!

You're wlecome!

¡Hola! ¡Gracias por ver! Si desea obtener un trabajo para procesadores de pescado, envíe un correo electrónico a los procesadores de pescado que enumeré aquí. Algunos lugares que recomiendo enviar por correo electrónico sobre un trabajo son -Red Salmon Cannery - Naknek (RSCEmployment@npsi.us) -Leader Creek Seafoods (emilyt@leadercreek.com) -Silver Bay Seafood (info@silverbayseafoods.com) -Trident Seafood (humanresources@tridentseafoods.com) Si puede comunicarse con ellos, generalmente tienen personas que hablan español y lo ayudarán a obtener una visa de trabajo para que pueda trabajar en los Estados Unidos. Si usted o un amigo pueden leer en inglés, puede realizar muchos más trabajos si en Google "Trabajos de procesamiento de pescado de Alaska" habrá una lista de trabajos que puede solicitar. También puede llamar a estos procesadores de pescado para tener una mejor idea de cuándo necesitan trabajadores. Debe saber que no todas las conserveras funcionan todo el año, por lo que es posible que un procesador de pescado no lo necesite ahora, pero lo harán más adelante en el año. ¡Mucha suerte, espero que puedas conseguir el trabajo! Gracias de nuevo por ver mi video!

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Broke n Free I have plans to go to work at seafood process in Alaska this year but I’m not sure yet.where..

@@outdoorsboysactives5689 you might be a bit late for the salmon season, but you may still be able to apply and get a job this summer if you're lucky. You'llhave better luck applying to process crab in the winter. Check out processors on Kodiak Island. It is a good place, better than many

Broke n Free ok thanks I’m on application processing.i heard they will going to start on July right??

@@outdoorsboysactives5689 depends on your location, most will start around then though. What towns/cities have you applied in?

Eyyy! Welcome to the channel! It's been a while since I've put up new content, but more is coming, I promise :)

I do, I have before ;) Keep up to date and you'll see the videos from my experience from this past summer getting a job on a salmon boat in Alaska! I can answer your questions now though! What do you want to know?

@@RTLivingFree What is the pay usually like for the offshore jobs? Where are the places to go to find work? Do you recommend jus showing up in a city or getting leads online? What months do the offshore jobs usually go during?

So, for the canneries the pay varies by the season, salmon season often gets minimum wage but I got a dollar more when I worked the herring season! I’d try and get in on a cannery in a non-salmon season and see if you could negotiate to keep your pay rate into the salmon season! The places to look for work will vary on the time of year you want to start because that will dictate which canneries can get you the most hours. If there’s no fish there’s no work, so go where it’s busy The internet info is spotty on where and when fish come but it’s a good starting point If you’re trying to get on a salmon boat and work in the spring you can do what I did and look for canneries in Naknek that we’re taking herring in late spring, it’s a short run but I still made good overtime. Then I took a plane to Cordova MAKE SURE YOUR CANNERY KNOWS YOURE GOIBG TO AN ALASKAN CITY WHEN YOU SIGN YOUR CONTRACT! they will fly you most places in AK, but if not they take you to Anchorage, maybe even Seattle. But only Seattle For canneries, get on a contract before you go if you want a free flight, but you’ll have slim to no chance of finding a fishing boat online. The captains don’t really use email so don’t spend too much time doing that unless you want to get on a boat helping tourists fish. Still good consistent money and a more relaxed lifestyle working for the tourists. But it’s usually worth the gamble on a fishing vessel (F/V) You won’t be paid by the day on a fishing vessel, you’ll be offered a crewshare. As a greenhorn, you’ll likely get an offer around 7-10%. 10% a considered a full share, but the captains that offered 10% to me were often not great foshermen, I got on a boat for 7% and left with more money than many of the local lifelong fishermen because I was on a reputable boat with an effective captain. I cannot tell you how much you will make. That will depend on your total weight of fish you catch, the kind of fish you catch, the price you get for get for the fish, and your crewshare minus any boat costs you will be told about before coming on the boat possibly including fuel and food. You can find a boat most times of year, but you will need to know where the Department of Fish and Game is allowing fishing and where the fishing fleet makes harbor. The internet will help, the locals will help more. If you’re looking for a long steady season, Cordova is a good place. There is a place to camp while you walk the docks. It’s called Hippie Cove, the locals can point you to it, everyone knows the place. Cordova is closest to the Copper River, where the first salmon run of the year happens. They will be open longer than any other fishery I can think of. Bristol Bay, where Naknek is, has the most intense and short season I know of, but you’ll be hard pressed to get on a boat as a greenhorn with no mechanical or engineering skills. They NEED to know you have fast hands to pick fish out of nets, and they don’t want to take a chance on you being slow handed AND useless beyond your fish-picking ability. There is so many variables to think about in making these choices itbis easy to get analysis-paralysis, the best thing you can do is: -have a disposable emergency fund if the adventure turns to a blunder or if you get hurt -find a cannery, any cannery -pick any fishing town in Alaska to travel to start walking the docks 1-2 weeks before the first opener is projected to happen -be ready to camp out for 3-4 weeks and walk the docks, stay up to date with the Dept of Fish and Game about when the first opened for the season will be. (An “opened” is a day that fishing is permitted by the Dept of Fish and Game -walk the docks for a boat to hop on anywhere that salmon will come. Tell everyone you meet that you are looking to work on a boat, ask if they know anyone. - if you’re not on a boat for the first opener, keep walking the docks until you need to pull the plug and bail. Often, greenhorns drop off boats for it meeting expectations, or fishermen get dropped for other reasons. YOU STILL HAVE A CHANCE IF YOU MOSS THE FIRST OPENER but your chances are greatly reduced. I hope I answered your questions well! What else do you want to know?

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oh yeah, they are loaded with good gigs! I've about got my plan for the year right now, but come next fall I will be looking for another job that I haven't decided on yet. As of right now, I'm going back to Alaska to fish again, THEN i'm working on my van build in the fall AND going to NH to capture some of the autumn colors and adventure around a bit THEN i'm going to work at a place in NH that provides me cheap room and board and spend a bunch of time skiing and ice climbing THEN i'm spending that spring rock climbing THEN I'm either back on the salmon boat or elsewhere, not sure yet! Plans are in the making ;) stay tuned

Hey man, that sounds like a sweet gig! I'm glad you landed it!

@@RTLivingFree check for KBR, FLOUR, VECTRUS, PAE. These companies pay big bucks and overseas jobs

What experience you need for that type of job? @ramon

Skill.or degree

Hmm that’s a good thought. It is more fun to travel with people. If you do things like CouchSurfer you can meet more people who travel the same way you do. There’s another site called nomadlist that’s works in a similar way. The forums there’s communities that you can get in touch with around you and everywhere so you can find people looking for the same thing you are. Also look for digital nomad Facebook groups because there are a lot of people there too. Hope that helps!

Yea I’m with you I travel a lot but by myself. It’s hard to find people that are compatible travel partners. Some want really cheap travel some want luxury very difficult to match up w/ like minded

@@spicyroads I understand what you mean :) Im neither a McDonald's budget-person the whole time, or want expensive either. If you plan / use your $ wisely a person can have tons of fun & actually do a lot of things; instead of a trip just for one thing & thus turning around & coming back home :)

@@spicyroads I vibe man, I typically travel solo because it is so much less planning. There's a quote on my Instagram somewhere, its something like "the one who goes alone can start today, but the one who needs another has to wait until the other is ready." That helps me feel okay going alone. It is honestly really liberating. It's almost a spiritual experience for me. I highly recommend solo travel. If you can go alone, you should

Honestly, there isn't much difference between the canneries as far as I could tell. Red Salmon Cannery was where I was, it worked out alright. Also Silver Bay gets a lot of attention. Trident and Ocean Beauty are two other canning companies that have work and bunks. They are all really similar, you can't go wrong :)

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Honestly, i can;t say for sure. I'd call the canneries and ask them about it. There are a lot of international employees, they may be able to offer you more help than I can

RT Living Free thank you, bye!!

@luca fresh Cordova told me the boat was gonna be ready in 6 months and they would call. They never called after the 6 months went by I called they told me "the boat left the dock 6 months ago you weren't there so we left without you " after not even telling me where the boat was. Then Silverbay seafood was supposed to give me an interview they took 1 look at me then hung up. It was supposed to be video interview.

@@jamesTBurke Thats really weird man, all those companies hire anybody with a pulse. They hire felons.

​@@jamesTBurkesounds about right. Gotta be careful with these companies

Rene Garcia California does have a super high minimum wage, that’s part of the reason I’ve been contemplating working there for a week seasons, BUT if California isn’t your permanent residence you can make that money go far. The overtime really crushes it too. I know a guy in town now who made $24,000 in 3 months because of overtime here at an Alaskan fish processing plant

@@RTLivingFree How would I go about getting on with a gillnettn boat crew??? I really would love to experience that

@@koolkid1702 oh man, you're gonna want to see my videos on Walking the docks. That's how you're gonna get on one. Also, I'm moving my fishing content to a new channel so you may be interested in subscribing to that channel too. It's called The Greenhorn Guide by RT, it has no videos yet but it will soon!

It's not so much what you are making, as it is about what you can save. That's how you have to think of it. California is also one of the most expensive places to live in regards to rent, gas or other expenses related to transportation, and food. That's where 80-90% of your check goes when you make money. So if you have your housing and food covered, and you don"t need a vehicle, just think about how much you can save.

Man- i wish I had a good answer for you, but it's hard to say. It all depends on the fish, and where you are working too. Bristol Bay you'll get a lot of overtime for about a month, maybe longer. For roughly a month processing herring I made around $5,000 in Naknek during April. I can't give you a hard number for what to expect, it's always different. Working seasonally in the fish business is always a gamble, but often you can make good money out of it if you work hard. I wish I could offer more certainty, it's just not how the fish business works there. Hope I was helpful though!

@@RTLivingFree Thanks!

Sure! What are you questions? I'll try to answer soon, I've been spending a lot less time on this channel lately, sorry for my late answer!

Nope! They take people from everywhere! If you have a work visa for the US it will be easier to start earlier. Just put an application in for any seafood processor you want and you can still get help with the flight there

@@RTLivingFree ok. Cool! Thanks man.

That’s great! Cannery work might be a good place for you then. You will need a work visa to work on Alaska, but once you do an interview and get the job offer they will help you with getting your work visa! Canneries take a lot of international employees, I’m sure they would be glad to have you

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Just for clarification, is Alaska General Seafoods another cannery? I don't know them by name, but the experience of seafood processing is pretty similar across the board. I would bet that they do good on providing room & board, lots of coffee and food,, paying overtime, and paid travel. You have an interview lined up with them?

RT Living Free Yes, It is another cannery. Which I have applied to. No interview as of yet.

I have no personal experience with Alaska General Seafoods, but honestly the canneries arent very different between companies. They all work you hard, feed you well, and give you a bed to sleep in. I wish I could give your more intel, but there's not much to say about the differences. Did you get that interview?!

I've worked for Alaska General Seafoods for 2023. I can answer any questions you have about them for their Naknek location

Anything over 8hrs you get overtime for in Alaska as well.

Onosai Leota It is a pretty good deal, can’t lie lol it worked for me!

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Onosai Leota I’m going on plant next month bruh

@@stakkteam7684 what plant bruh? I am thinking of going to Alaska, would be cooler to meet ya there too!

Onosai Leota icicle seafoods uce and they leave next month January i don’t know what date yet but you still got time to sign up depends where state and yeah out here in seattle we got 2 more dates it’s where you go and they tell you about place and etc yup but apply right now they got 2 more events coming up depends where you located at and you can check there website uce and good money and u can do 3 or 4 months it’s up to u tho

Are you a local? Where abouts?

@@RTLivingFree I’m a local of Bristol bay we get fucked over every summer multibillion dollar fishing company just for it all to go to Washington state and California.