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I am sure they understand the actions they took, ultimately had. The people coming on here slathering around the gumbs over how evil these guys are should go and look at the mines the glass from their phones come from or the batteries from that are needed to run EVs. Just because you are 2 or 3 removed from the r*ping of resources every single person living in the west requires just to live, does not mean you are above anyone. For you to live, many things have to die and the greed gene is in every single human being. It is reasonably obvious they realised the destruction they contributed to.

What is a "score"? Example "we had about 20 score"

What a fantastic documentary ! Such courage these men had! wonderful - Enjoyed every minute! Thank you :-)

What a fantastic visual record of these hard men, gives Patrick O'briens books perspective.

having gone to school at Eden N.S.W, "Twofold bay" ( 3:02 ) and "Imlay" ( 3:06 ) are both boats that i knew of. is there anything out there on youtube about Eden or its fishing industry?

Destroyed the land

this stuff is legendary, God bless em all. Not sure if it's my cup of tea. 😅

Sea rapists karma is coming

BRAVO SIR .....how well you destroyed a beautiful planet 👍

what a yarn

When Irving Johnson was on his ship filming sailing the cape horn, 2 of his ship mates were swept over board on that trip in that huge storm. He was right there is no words in any language that can describe storms at sea.

Astonishing documentary about the men and the sea.

That is the BEST doco I have seen! A story I knew nought of. Thankyou so much.

Can you imagine the little punk gangsta boys of today doing a job like that. “ I ain’t climbing up there BRO “ 😢😢😢

What an absolutely fantastic film. Thank you for uploading it.

My grandfather was given 100 acres at Karridale WA and cleared the lot by Bullocks and hard work

The good old World

i use to work for max hardy he was the craziest captain i ever met , huge risks for minimal reward but worth the experience

Drake Passage, not Drake's. Justsaying

Thank you for such a great documentary. I can't get over how inhumane the conditions were. What they're describing - intense cold, food deprivation, sleep deprivation, constant danger, extreme danger during storms...I knew it would be harsh but this is far beyond what I'd expected. The sailors were so extremely exploited by a clearly conscience-less Mr. Erikkson. I really didn't like how he was glorified as a great man. A shrewd and merciless businessman with no respect for human collateral damage more like. -The conditions are comparative with war time experiences. -There just has to have been an enormous psychological/emotional cost afterwards, for these men and their families. I wonder has anyone written about or made documentaries about that?

So this is when they first figured out how to rape our fisheries…. Arseholes!!!!

We used to process fifty ton a day for Poulos brothers at Margate

I was born at the wrong time

Some years ago, I found a model ship (around 110 cm long for around 70 cm high) of the four-mast barque "Lawhill" in a little belgian fries and pitta shop. It was on top of a hight fridge, her masts down, her sails greasy and sticky and verry dusty. While waiting for my food, I proposed 50€ to the guy preparing my pitta and he accepted. I never regreted this purchase. I only saw one model of this ship on the internet as this day.

Let's live now while the living is good. We didn't know what harm we were doing. We had families to look after. When we realised what harm we were doing, had done, we self regulated, then the politicians stepped in. They new what was going on from the late 1970's in new Zealand. Ex Napier fisherman. "Tim's Bank" was 10 miles out of Port Ahuriri. Napier. New Zealand

Moonbarra is for sale on trademe in NZ listed as small ship

Commercial fishing is an abomination.

51 minutes you can see the PTSD in action....

what year is this from?

Brave men.

Men were built different centeries ago

Abbo land council, what a joke

Ban fishing for a few years

I hear sharks are getting killed at an alarming pace. It's a miracle there is a fish in the ocean. As a recreation fisherman since the mid 1960s on the mid atlantic US coast it's been devastated. The young kids can't see it because they where not alive then. In the late 60s I used to listen to 80 year olds tell about the fishery at the turn of the century in 1900. It's disgusting.

good watch fellas 🤙

ignorant wasteful muts

Highly sustainable, for about three years then the fish just disappeared. No idea where they could have gone, they were only taking 50 ton each shot.

My great grandfather was on the crew of the Europa for 9 years. He loved very minute of it the told me.

I worked on the souluna under Doug crayfishing down around the black pyramid bass strait. Good days . And a great skipper ..alot of beautiful memories on the ocean and huge seas which where the best part.

Growing up in Portland Victoria, amazing videos thankyou Gary for your efforts. Loved this

Loved this . Being a crayfisherman from Portland Victoria 220 nm from grassy . We heard alot of awesome stories from the older crew about st Helens. Thankyou for making this and sharing

had a nice feed of roughy a few months ago, did it in an orange marinade, oj, cointreau, triple sec and mirin. then thickened up the juice with a bit of cornflour and added cream. very nice

I guess it’s a very small club of people that can say they were part of wiping out a fishery in record time and potentially wiping out a species……..

capitalists ruin everything

Get er shot lads 💪

great video. i like the bit showing the anchovette. used to go out on that when i was a kid.

Just watched the whole thing and it’s 11:23 pm with work tomorrow and I’ve knackered myself. All your fault Garry for making such a great doco! Thanks v much!

Great documentary, first class!

I was a tuna fisherman in Port Lincoln in the 1960's. The pole fishery was basically sustainable and we stayed away from the schools of fish that were small. I think it was 1968 that the first purse seine boat started. It had come from Europe. That was the beginning of the end as these boats caught the bigger fish that were down in deeper water. It was an exciting life but I feel guilty now about all the fish we killed even if it might have been almosf sustainable.

Trash fish Scientists believe that, though orange roughy normally live in high densities, they migrate to form even denser aggregations for the purposes of spawning. Individuals do not reach sexual maturity until they are least 20 years old (perhaps not until they are 30-40).