She is working hard and he is getting all the money! 😄💸

Longline... It is possible.... But high operating costs..... Easier to jig, only cost is diesel and food and to replace hooks now and then...

Hehe, ja, må kjøpe større båt først da 😄

My first Go-Around, much power in those engines! And good joob on the flaps!

Hei, ja, alltid spennende å se om man noe når man drar ut på sjøen! Har en Viksund proffsjark på 35 fot. Er kun juksa og kongekrabbeteiner. Men vurderer å kjøpe fisketeiner også så man kan surre litt utenom juksasesongen uten å ha høye driftskostnader til f.eks. line.

Tja...... "Søringa" også, som seg hør og bør, dersom de er kvalifisert!

Any documentation of your claim? Maybe those beats must be sick then since they come up close to the boat? So far I believe the only sound torture is coming from your mouth...

@@norwayfishing Actually there is evidence that sounds underwater are magnified, don't take things so personally, people want to know and learn. Turning your motor off could have revealed even more interesting encounters!

Thank you for your kind reply. I totally agree with you, any person should thrive to know and learn. I guess that is why we both know it is a fact that sound mostly travels better through water than air. But the claim is that the sound of the engine is torture for these beasts... I ask then for documentation of this claim. as it seems unfounded, and you and I cannot accept unfounded claims, as this is opposite to our eagerness to know and learn. There is also a challenge turning off the engine, as that would stop the charging of the batteries and make the boat dead in the water after just a few minutes, due to the amount of electricity such vessel uses.

@@norwayfishing A long time ago I worked with dolphins. We conducted research recording vocalizations underwater. Unfortunately, we discovered the sound of the motors (filtration,) drowned out the sounds of the dolphins vocalizing. There is ample evidence that human activity, boats, ships, etc, does impact marine life. As intelligent human beings, we can learn how to help the marine life we love through careful observations and understanding of our impacts. You are lucky to be on the ocean every day and see these magnificent animals, so much can be learned from them, the fact they come so close to you is telling you something, what an honor.

Yes, you are totally right about the human impact, not only on marine life, but on all life on this planet. As any other kind of beast, man also has it's place in the fauna and flora of this globe. As a species with excellent intellect, Man should thrive to use it to protect this, our only home! Often a lot of these white-beaked dolphins goofing around the fishing vessels come April. They feast on capelin and seem to enjoy playing around the small fishing vessels... Might be hundreds of them at the time, very playful lads! 😄

Well, they come very close sometimes.... When tens of tons of whale two meters under your boat.... You hope they do not surface right then to catch a breath 😄 But they are friendly animals!

@@norwayfishingthey're gorgeous - the only time that I'd been relatively close to humpbacks, I was on about a 40' boat, but they were running parallel to the boat - and it was a calf with a mother. Got to see a couple of blues during mating season on a different trip in southern California, but we were never closer than 80-90m. If any of them had been swimming at the boat and diving under, I think I'd have been holding my breath for a little bit

Una vista muy espectacular! 🤩🤩

Humpbacks were almost extinct.... But now a healthy amount of them, at least along the Norwegian coast.

Skol! Happy fishing to you too!

@@norwayfishing Thanks! Subbed!

Leverer på fiskemottak i Havøysund... Er to mottak der og to andre i nærheten men ofte er det ikke så stor forskjell på prisen mellom mottakene.

vet du om torsken er frossen eller selges fersk? her på grønland koster de "bare" 8 kroner" hode og innmat fjernet.og frosset og solgt fra kongelig grønland.så vi er litt nysgjerrige på hvordan det gjøres i norge.

Mye torsk går fersk til Europa. Men mye saltes også og selges som klippfisk. På mottakene her i området blir ingenting fryst.

😆 Litt vel mye taffelvann innabords! 🤤

Wow, cool! Good memories, I am sure. Pretty sure there are quite a few commercial boats that could bring you along as a tourist for a day... 👍

Thank you for watching! Yes, the helper is my girlfriend, so I am not soooo strict with her 😆

It was a lot of fun! I hope to fill my boat (3400 kg) in next episode!

Yes, it is a good and free life! You are your own boss.

Mulig luft, men verkstedet mente kanskje returventil på dieselpumpa. Gikk over førstnevnte og byttet sistnevnte, nå er alt i orden igjen! Jævlig uheldig at starteren skulle ta kvelden ute på sjøen...

Har en Ford 2728TIM, kun 1000 timer etter fulloverhaling. Det var starteren som var kaputt, hadde heldigvis reserve (i havn)...

åja, ja da var det jo bra det ikke va værre! flåtte videoa, æ ønske flere! siden æ e avhenging av å se på fiske XD @@norwayfishing

Ja, legger ut flere videoer jevnlig nå. Venter på bra vær så får man ta en tur ut igjen! 👍

If weather permits, we go out every day... But I think this string had been in the ocean for two days, as the factory on land had full stocks and could not buy every day.

I believe both machines work very well to my needs. DNG is more expensive, BJ5000 less, but both are excellent machines! The main risk to a solid output is the slow pace of the crew!

Thank you! I think it was hungry for some of my fish...

Wow! I see 1 kg is 2,2 pounds, so that is a bad price! In 2023 the price was NOK26-NOK30/kg uncut here in Norway... I see there are 8NOK in 1CAD, so CAD 3,50/kg here. Always been so low price over there? BTW, here I every so often get halibut as bycatch when cod jigging! Pays approx. NOK50/kg uncut. Both species make the most excellent dining!

Pengene deles flittig videre gjennom det norske skattesystem! Jeg er en av de nordmenn Staten tjener penger på ;)

Hei, vest for Nordkapp er det utryddelsesfiske, så der kan alle delta. Men det er en del båter som fisker på dette, så det er mye mindre krabbe å få. De ivrigste bruker flere hundre teiner i dette området.

Right here I think 55 fathoms, around 330 feet.... Yees , we do it slowly 😂 In the weeks before Christmas it is actually possible to take a stroll at the beach catching king crab as they go to veeery shallow waters then, like half a foot!

I will add spooky music and sounds to next video.... Then it will be overly dramatic 🤪

Thank you! I appreciate it!

Very nice! But the Mayor, not so happy! 🤣 Eating his flowers in front of City Hall 🤤🤤 Yummy!

Natural gas cooled down to very low temperature so it turns into a liquid... Hence Liquified Natural Gas - LNG

With patience comes reward 😘 During the length of this video, the Arctic Ocean gifts us several thousands of EUR/USD. Wanna join or is that too slow for you? 🤪

Hello, Captain! In Norway you can catch King Crab all year. But April-June is normally bad timing as the crab has soft shell in this period. I normally fish during summer, as there is light all day and night and calm seas!

@@norwayfishing Do you know any groups or site to find the job in Norway ( maybe some friends). I have 100% experience on fishing. Thank you.

This kind of fishing is done by smaller boats, with mostly one person. If you are EU-citizen, you have the same right to start fishing in Norway as a Norwegian. The easiest thing then is to buy a small boat and start fishing, after applying. You can get a decent starting boat for €30 000 with some equipment. The boat I own, a larger one at 35 feet, is approx. €150 000.

Yes, it is a fantastic thing exploiting the nature, with honest work, in a balanced and eco-responsible way!

Yes, that is correct! The Russians put out Kamchatka king crab in their part of the cold Barents Sea. This was done in the 50'ties and 60'ties I believe. Apart from a lone visitor now and then, the crab did not spread to Norwegian waters until the 90'ties. It really is a huge and healthy biomass in this area, but still nothing compared to the Bering Sea. In the Norwegian quota area only boats under 40 feet are allowed to join. Outside the quota area it is free fishing for all, as Norway believes this to be an alien species and wants to keep biomass from spreading further.

@@norwayfishing I'm from Southern California my ancestors came from Norway 1000 years ago I'm a commercial fisherman the longer I'm on the water the better I get surfing and fishing is the way I'd love to come out there and put the smack on all that crab and sell it make a few dollars however I'm not a Norwegian citizen I've never worked on boats over 25 ft I've only worked I open Skiff boats working by myself 90% of the time I'd like to try a couple different trap designs do you have rock crab up there or crab similar to that cuz crab fishing is pretty much all I ever did I guess Sig Hansen went out there anyways maybe one day super half the year it's all time I bet I heard people are pretty nice in Norway anyways I work 7 days a week I got to get to work

Because they taste good on the platter! With lemon and mayo.... I actually don't kill them, most are shipped alive to global customers.

Average of 3,5-4 kg pr crab... Does not take long to gain a solid load!

In Norway, most of these small vessels have a one-person setup. So best bet is to buy own boat. Any EU-inhabitant may freely, after applying, start up fishing business in Northern Norway.

@@norwayfishing Are cod fishing quotas easily accessible to individuals?

Everyone are automatically included in the Open Group. There you will have limited quota of cod and free fishing on all other species. In you choose to buy a cod quota you will be better off as this quota is higher than in the Open Group.

@@norwayfishing Thanks for the information

@@norwayfishing How much does a cod quota trade cost? Thank you for your reply.

I thank you for your kind comment. The setup is pretty OK for me, three jigging machines and boxes for a total of 3500 kg. But only a handful of times that amount has been the reality after a day of jigging!

Hi, yes, fishing in Norway is lucrative and nice work! If you are a resident of any EU-country, you have the same opportunity as Norwegians to buy a small boat and start fishing in Norway! In my home port of Havøysund, Finnmark, I know both Danish, German and Latvian fishermen with own smaller vessels.

@@norwayfishing I am a citizen of Ukraine living in Poland, so I am looking for a crew of sailors or a company that could hire me for a season (I will prepare the visa and other necessary documents)

​@@who6788 Sailors sail boats, Fishers work in fishing.

Kun tipp, topp kvalitet! Det er bra du har forstått poenget og logikken med vann og passelig fylte kar. Så tenker jeg det ser litt ekstra schwungaktig ut når man topper karene litt ekstra under opptaket, og håper du aller nådigst kan tilgi meg for det!

Thank you! Very good crab!