When lobstered I remember setting back in the month of January on the northern Atlantic it was blowin 45 mph and seas were 50 feet high riding the waves like a surf board, using the drop of the boat to pick gear for many hours usually around 18 to 20 hours on deck. I learned from the best captains in the industry. Proud to be a National Fisherman. some of my old crew: The Hedy Brenna, Nathaniel Lee, The Timothy Micheal, The Excalibur, The freedom, And all boats lost, The Reliance that went down back in the mid 80's. God bless them all.

Well oiled machine. The crew r seasoned vets that guy setting em is a beast I set e. In our boat and break em love it. Shout out from Maine

I didn't count I'm guessing 50 trap trawl it set out pretty smooth good crewmanship.

Lookin a little shitty out ! I love it !

If you dont mind me asking what was the pay like at shaft master

Where was this boat out of?

Hope the stern man have life insurance

Almost looks like the lady Clairebut it has a grab bar?? Shaftee

Literally everything done by the crew was for nothing the reason to open the stern in your boat is so the traps shoot them selfs the two fellas standing by the curb are just standing in a dangerous spot for nothing the traps are two high why are they tied down all they had to do was run the fucking bouy line out drop anchor and stand out the way

such a dangerous way to do it. fack that

do the traps even have any wieght in them ...lol our traps are between 130 and 150 lbs heavier the bettter

Let the pots go out by themselves....very stupid to be standing around the rope going out ......not bright