Building A Wave Wall on the Port Side - Emerald Isle: Ep.104 Fishing Boat Refit
Welcome back, crew! Today we start work on a wave wall. This will be a covered area of the deck used to cover some gear and provide shelter in adverse conditions and winter, but mainly to be the center of our processing area.
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Dad is a superior welder, love his work
im a commercial lobsterman down in Key West Fl. but i love ur guys vids, 2 completely different fisheries but we can still relate! we’re also a dad n son operation❤️
Being on submarines for 20 years when we came into port, we’d be standing topside and the wind would try to blow our ball caps off, so we tied a piece of shot line to our ball cap and then to our life preserver. Cannot be topside uncovered. Try tying a shot line to your microphones and then to your coveralls.
@EISAlaska
Ай бұрын
That's a good idea! Next set we get we'll have to do that.
@isickofit
Ай бұрын
Lanyard and pin! I put a lanyard around my wrist and attach it to the tool in use via homemade clip points after dropping a favourite ratchet in the drink.
Really like the deck.
Great and I am looking forward to your next video with the wall up. Thank you for sharing.
Looks like poor Mike didn't know how to swim 😂 The sound was still good throughout the show. That deck looks beautiful.
bravo good job!!! Friend from Greece😃
Funny losing the mic footage. Father and son working on a project, and pops goes back to take a chill in the shade and pops his mic off…cool to catch a little moment in time like that on video, felt the pain…Boat looking great, can’t wait until she starts fishing!
That little jam starting at 30:34 was tight…Mom still editing and picking the soundtrack? Hats off I like that jam
Hi guys, nice job, plans coming together nicely, looking good 😊, I bet you can not wait for her maiden trip. It's nice to see you smiling and overcoming those little problems, ie the microphone had other plans lol. Best regards John john from the North East Coast UK 🇬🇧
I truly appreciate how well your family works together!y sister and I fought like cats and dogs... actually, I'm 60 now and she'll be 58 later this year and we still have our moments!! Lol
Maybe tie a cork onto the mics when you're by the railing of the boat - just in case. Not sure if they are waterproof or not. Boats coming along fine. Have to get it out fishing so we can get our Halibut ;-)
@EISAlaska
9 күн бұрын
Yeah, I wish we would have put a pin onto it, the darn things NEVER fall off until the wearer is in a precarious place, lol! And absolutely, look forward to fishing soon!
Just subscribed, keep em coming, that fitting you were working on with those hydraulic hoses was a flare fitting
Great job and looking forward to seeing you back in action on the sea. Greetings from Misery Bay 🏴☠️ Northern Denmark
Ya lo tienen casi listo eh ❤
Good
Hope your not out in too much wind, that will really be interesting
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Nice job guys.
Looking fantastic ! So sad about the swimming mike😢 bummer man! Coming along nicely.
@EISAlaska
Ай бұрын
Yep, he's swimming with the fishes now. Lol. Thanks for commenting, Gary!
Wouldn't need the shelter when running halibut though since you have to ground process I imagine.
Mighty nice workmanship by some "cave" men. Boat is looking fine and very different from the day you got it.
Wind Wall? Wave Wall? In Alaska? Who wudda thought you needed that? 😂. Filleting halibut and rockfish will be much more comfortable and safe when it's blowin' 25, not to mention rain.
@EISAlaska
Ай бұрын
Haha! That's for sure, we're already enjoying the sheltered area and its not even done yet!
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Looks so huge, but gopros don't help real size hey? Woohoo getting closer to sailing
@EISAlaska
Ай бұрын
It does look big! We thought the same at first. But standing back away from it now its actually a great fit.
Is there enough metal on your swimming Mike to to magnet fish for it?
Question please, with the larger boat, will you need a different level of commercial fishing license?
@EISAlaska
Ай бұрын
Not for rockfish and cod. Halibut quota goes by vessel length so we will need to fisg C class quota and up on the Emerald Isle. Tanner crab is 60' and under and ober 60', so we are good to go on that.