book. club was selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle for food still. to do stops by to tell you that would be gossip and probably by itself most important. off of our eyes and tell me you are not cool enough and let's go fight your product. is all the hawks i mean i'm on the board of one.

these are animals that can generate heat they're specially warm blooded fish because of that they can track i swim from the equator to the poles. and they do this every year to spawn navies to study their body design a bluefin tuna can swim faster than a torpedo. so i mean here's an animal that if it was a land animal it would be revered nobody would ever i don't think allow it to get

close to extinction but because it's a fish because it's sort of out of sight out of mind and cold and scaly people don't seem to have that same reverence. i have heard too and it will come right up by the boat. and they take the airing of the machall that they're using for bait great at first. that creates a little bit of alarm bell in my mind. donors to have enough water so many here. they are and the fish come into the gulf where durst dinamo.

it's the greatest place and i want to live spring summer and fall and it's fantastic and you couldn't want friendly nicer just sports i still am i don't want just coming in from tanishaa i always want it to be the last boat out just in case i see that fiend in the fifty's and the sixty's northlake was a fairly active fishing community there was too can reach up there process mainly lobster macro herring fish take things at that so it was a fairly active fishing community this is a picture of the first tourist costs for flight one hundred sixty seven cop i've

kept every person from seoul and. there's a no we're on a conference there to get the charter business going ahead a judge to fish to make it make a public can get it in the guardian the newspaper they had to come in get it and get to picture taken which end up killing the fish and then there was no market for the fish afterwards so do just as a whole dog in the woods near all of the woods and don't do that. it's a history in our side gets drowned when rush gets in these big fish. and where fishman. once any better than a big fish. people know that there are other styles of found giants or bottle of jaycee's just because they want to join a club thousand pound club it's called that's how it all started it's all a place. of the tuna gobble world to game. the best fish and was in the late sixty's and early seventy's and then the first inserted died off after the. we went through

a period of nine the earth where we didn't have any first year of. the feeling with most species at that time there really that there's almost an inexhaustible amount of fish. we didn't see the danger signs who probably didn't want to see the dangers and. when you looked at the distinct very obvious that ninety five percent of the fish and caught. die was i was there with everyone else it's not they it's. not all that left off brazil argentina very clear choices over there we destroy something over that we keep.

it off the market and our the shots bryant. klos i mean the turner just so it's so cool god is just. this is just such perfect be you know wow. i did hear that you know the fishermen were quite surprised to learn that these fish were behaving the way they were behaving i mean these guys have been fishing these animals for for. decades for generations and they probably know more about their behavior in this core of the. than obviously anybody and yet. they were very

surprised to see them this way to see them constantly coming around the boat and so close to shore. you know as it did on every legal here not out of court area. they never touched each other they never touched me i had when i was ten feet of them i had one brush my knee with the thin one it just claw i effortlessly and then when you see him turn it off they just take off and sometimes think of that you know this see what they do great if new see the fish break i think can actually break and then the other direction in an instant without touching you and they're always looking at you that i always know is great you are you know you just can't help but wonder what do you think it i'd like to attend midfield bluefin to see what if you like to stand like that when i'd like to

do with my images is show people that this is an animal that has no trust counterpart there's nothing like it that you could equate on land it continues to grow its entire life. if it was thirty years old you might have a two ton fish out there and yet they don't get that big today because we're way too good at catching them. one day the japanese showed up. in the person they contacted. the person they contact that was a man by the name albert griffin. at a plant in north lake analysts actually rate in the center of where this part of history was. he's going to give me.

the must go. near to going to where some doctor you have to go out and go and sort of to get. sick or cooks inside you could have to couldn't this is awesome we've. mogul on your macone going to among the number of cup that you could. stick a tenseness just small. little ministerial to the guinness you have been among those that accept them. so there are no full immunity times and as does mama one morning three two total no. one in question and two smallish dictums should. get to the solution that they. showed him how to prepare. and

they prepared it. went by truck to kennedy airport and then. some forty seven and. was taken into the market which is the main market. and they have this cut up. given to the buyers for them to test it. and see that they like. to go see her neck you know that she knew. that their mother went to the state senator and got to demote the most as you mom marie curie quatre in a down the sarah. palin you come on. i.

i. like that without the tone of the sports industry and north like pete i just never would have started that i know it's true i got it so the fact that nowadays you can anywhere anywhere in the world you can go into a supermarket and buy sushi there a japanese restaurant chain every town every country and so all of the stuff that we see how it is all started in north late fee. oh. oh. i know. i know this is see i think.

i look freshness. it looks very fresh i. think when you have no clean water no health care no infrastructure those are all symptoms of a greater problem in haiti and that greater problem is imperialism the problem is dead dependency and domination that haiti has had to deal with since it became the first. a free republic the rule by black people since eighty zero for. politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line they did accept that all injective. so when you want to be president or injury of course i'm one of the

brits. that's it like the beatrice was what before the three of them or can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters of my. question. how much weight. two hundred sixty. two thousand metric tons a day are sold in this market and how many days a week five days five us ten thousand metric tons a week of fish and. meat almost. all the fish move in thirty minutes. then imagine thirty five million dollars in thirty minutes. five days a week. going on the day off. in regards to bluefin tuna they suffer from this

lust for sushi that has been created worldwide it's a relatively new thing that may only have really emerged in the last thirty or forty years but tremendous amount of damage has been done where i live you know there are sushi bars and people you know have no idea what they're eating i don't think war or just how magnificent this creature is or how vulnerable it is. the most expensive fish in the will each one selling for the tens of thousands of euros japan's stock on mass japan where apparently the word conservation actually means by all mass kill the fish freeze them for twenty or thirty years so they can be seen in a couple decades time if they can afford the bill. and

then you look i kept the international council for the conservation of chu the conservation of tuna species of drop by eighty to ninety percent with face extinction and you have a body that is set up supposedly to look after the chewed up it has failed completely ignores the scientific advice it keeps setting quotas far far too. i. mean it or not. it's just everybody's got a different idea i'm going through life once and i want to go through it's wide

open. some guys like fighting some guys like oh some guys like smoke and cigarettes i like gets into it and going after gods little creatures one nine hundred eighty or one thousand nine hundred eighty one of the first one of the season this photo was actually on the front page of our local newspaper where we had landed the fish i think i was eight years old who's this loop right in the face in the pretty cool way that your first one do is not look heavy it was a success but a big one. feels pretty well done ducted say isn't it. do you think you'll ever turn officially when you're bigger. the other one to many going to die the book. well i did you know i'm a very good old red bird. now i've been at it since you've been a little boy and every time it bends over it's the same thing man when we got into

this. your favorite pair are the kind of head off with agenda. maelstrom deep sea fish that if you're out of there ok. what time you plan to be here yeah yeah we'll get you out of fish. we'll get to. see in the morning dr reddy. that's a really really strong addiction to return to fishing. it's the same as smoking or gambling or anything else only i think don fisher is even worse. i had to let two

business go we had a sports store and a welding business and a lot of people employed and when i got the bug the addiction to go fishing it was you know there was no stopping me i just sold my house sold everything and built a place over north lake and went fishing. when i was a younger man i absolutely loved fishing it was the greatest thrill of my life to catch bluefin tuna. the part about the joint you know prince edward island since i was about twelve years old and most of my life i wanted to come.

when i heard that the tuna went away which didn't surprise me because the tuna were going away everyplace else that i knew about. so i just figured well i guess i'll never see that. death offshore most. it's on the bed so you would get some around. there's another one got like a fish under is right now. yeah i'll be here in a second one says they're grown a little like ten feet down. we had a scientist out last year and they're just handy. i would like to just be able to go out and catch and kill these fish like i did when i was twelve years old or twenty years old or thirty years old and feel ok about it because i thought there were lots and lots of fish. but that's just not the situation that we have

zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero out. oh. wow. i've seen a lot of tuna but that's the best the biggest one i've ever seen i don't know or oh . these fish were missing here for many years now they're back people are guessing about why exactly they've come back here they may in a few years be gone again. a little baby a little baby i want to see the big guys there's a top i think guys mark and down there i want them to show themselves. i'm astonished that the fish are here instantly there's no looking around for them no way and usually to the fishing i've done there's a lot of waiting to call a tuna wishing. so this is to an instant. oh.

wait that's not so amazing when you see these guys doing what they do i just i know myself when the rot takes off and it's over it's just just a rush. imo it's not a one hundred percent success rate every day i have not gone but i'll go there's another site that's what promoting here be our schedule release because we're here for the long run we don't want to have this just the one or two year wonder we very are for a long run and you know the last thing we want to do is be military. a very exciting time because for many years these fish were. absent

you know by it by all the court very few well i could not say yes' and so to see this massive resurgence in stocks is easy extremely exciting and that's what brought me here from the other side of the world. i have an extraordinary opportunity here i thought the biggest change in the world i kinna are a major drop for sportfishing and this is the wrong word this is the biggest tuna of the world and they here literally a couple of miles offshore in tom easy to fish conditions. it's got everything going for. it. and it's a beautiful like a ship but just being here is a thrill it really is this is a beautiful like i should so tonight i saw it it's a trip was doing just to be here and they need for all we this world class fishery like it's just got everything going for i'm really excited for these guys they've

got a huge potential to build this up into a will class taste and i should think i should. think the tongue in your mouth. of. fox oh oh. maybe if he's gone by and it is all cool in. fifteen years time when i retire. if there's anything left to. buy interacting with these fish recreationally and then releasing them. we are creating a lot of wealth for coastal communities like like north like here and if this sport fishery develops which i can see it very well then there will be an industry here and it will be a rental industry. you sell something it's gone it's gone that's it

your model got a nice payday for whatever you're sol but it's gone you haven't got it back if you rent it you sell it you still get it back and then you arrange it again and then you get it back and then you arrange it again and i. know it's right but grow. so that was a. good. riding her it's the ultimate thrill and so size of the fittest and what we have often are like this wild wild stories do not have the last thousand. people go away and they become devoted so to tuna protect this so a lot of the most avid protect is a fish out the people who were involved in the. you got two dozen fish splashing beside the boat rip in that he says here are

a no no where's else that there's anybody told us in the world that they don't see that we've exhausted the fish to everybody else all over the world and this is the only spot they can do this and feeding it's just amazing would be a lot better if they could make money bringing people in to catch and release the fish or bring people in to go diving with thousand pound to know that would be better and it's where i would like to see it go well. i think. that it's nice that you know this is this is making things look to easy going i think it's going to do it in more harm than good. it's going to do more on the. list to talk away for a while ok and hope should come out just when you want to harvest your fish. voice

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