I was surprised when I went through 1/3 of the video without seeing a cat lol.

A friend of mine gave me 50 lb. of Halibut. We cooked it a # of ways, you name it. My 12 yro daughter one day 1/2 through the meat said. “ U know the best way to cook Halibut is with Butter & garlic! !! “ enough said. That’s my girl & the family agreed ! Great eating fish ! Anacortes, Wa.

One big fish. Halibut is so good.

What scenery WOW. I enjoy the episodes like this one where you are fishing or crabbing. Seafood self sourced to supplement the pantry is always better. I'd grill mine with a cream and garlic sauce to garnish and maybe some spot tail prawns YUM 😊

Nice halibut! I'm envious.

I was thinking you guys were not making more videos so I looked you up and find I am not getting your notification of new videos but I clicked the bell and selected all. I used to get all of them and didn't get the last two. I think its funny when the try to predict weather a month to 6 months. My wife says they say the winter is going to have record cold weather, and I laugh and say don't worry they don't know and I don't know.

I show my wife your videos from time to time. When I retire and after the kids are out of the house, we are planning on downsizing to a small house and a motor yacht for cruising Puget Sound, SE Alaska, the Caribbean and the US east coast Loop route. In the off months, I plan to lease it out to make enough money with it to pay for the next season's cruising. That's a good looking halibut, perfect size for eating. All the best to you both.

@vlogcity1111

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How much could you lease out a 48’ trawler for a month? Roughly just curious because I am interested in doing the same thing

I am not a sea food eater but that was a nice fish. I am more impressed by the scenery. I have been following along on google maps. Nice, nice, nice. Thank you!

Awww..I wanted to see cleaning your halibut. Great video though. :)

More fishing videos along the way or at least small segments! Will save you guys money on food too! Awesome ! Thanks for sharing

That orca surfing just before the bulbous bow is getting a free ride due to the high-pressure zone created ahead of that big bulb. I spoke about this in another video that the bow is much too big and that the high-pressure zone shows the effective increase in length of the original boat. Note how the whale starts flapping its tail as soon as it moves out of the pressure zone and how quickly it returns to it and how easy it is for the whale to feel and be so sensitive to that high-pressure zone. Obviously, all that energy absorbed by the whale comes at the expense of the fuel of Sea Venture. Again in my opinion that bulbous bow on such a short boat is accelerating the water laterally a little too fast and I would have shaped that big bulb to decrease the lateral acceleration with a reduction of lower pressure zone at the front of the boat and less thumping on the hull of the boat. Still, Sea Venture is a beautiful boat and the two people shown in the video are a real lady and a gentleman in their manners and deportment. Well done folks. Thank you for welcoming us on board.

Nice fish...and a Super Cool anchorage.

Fantastic videos, love this channel.

Great teamwork on that halibut. Love the channel. Can't wait to get up north. Between you and Tony Fleming it's go time.

GREAT fish! Lots of yummy eating there. Another awesome video. Cheers

Spectacular.

Ausome fish! Always nice to watch your videos.

Thanks for this fishing episode! You are in such awesome fishing territory. We look forward to seeing some salmon action as well.

I got curious when I wrote the previous message, so I looked it up. 400 pound halibut are not unusual near Unalaska Island, where Dutch Harbor is, so while it was a huge fish, it wasn't a record holder. The fish you caught is the perfect size! You can get a few great meals out of that fish!

Fantastic fish Jim. Great video

Awesome fish, great video as always.. cheers

Congrats on the Butt, nice catch! Best of luck on the Salmon fishing. Cheers, MVPAIRADICE

The Thomas Basin Harbor here in Ketchikan has a similar path along the breakwater, ours is a concrete sidewalk.

Nice halibut!

Very neat, thanks.

very cool wow.

Nice fish

Nice fish Id love to try Hallibutt

Nice fish.

Wow that is a great catch!!! Loving the scenery 👍

Nice fish! You're set for halibut for awhile. Enjoying watching your videos & are looking forward to seeing your adventures up in Prince William Sound. Maybe if the borders open up, you can stop by in Deep Bay, BC for some Canadian hospitality on your way south.

Nice good job

Thank you for keeping these videos coming. Nice timing to remember what cool rain feels like.

Finally, a video back to your roots and this one great. Shoot your experiences and not just selfies. Great job 👍👍

Awe, Blake is getting to be a lil chonker. It's so cute.

Thanks again for sharing your adventure. I've spent some time in Cordova and Prince William Sound - my daughter and her family live there and are all involved in the fishing industry. The Sound is spectacular! Looking forward to your next post...

Just got a slip in Everett for our little Ranger Tug R27.New power boaters-sailed many moons ago.San Juans and maybe the Gulf Islands this year.Canada may be open in August.Would love to see a video on your anchoring techniques.Other than coming in to dock, anchoring is the next big stressor for us. Thanks for all the great videos.

Lekker man lekker

Why would you want to go south? This is one of your best. Nice job! Looking forward to salmon. Alaska = Valhalla. Love it!

@CruisingSeaVenture

2 жыл бұрын

Warm water and sunshine . . . At least for now. I'm sure we will circle back to Alaska at some point in the future. But for now, we are planning to spend a few years in the tropics. Thanks, Jim

Every time I see those Dall porpoise playing off your bow I think "mini Orca!"

Another FANTASTIC episode. We look forward to your videos each week. Thanks for taking us along on your epic journey.

Wow that's a big halibut! Almost the same size as the 51"er I caught in Takatz this year. You had a much easier time landing it than I did from our dinghy. It looks like the spear disabled it pretty quickly? Did you manage to eat all of that?

Thank you for your vlogs !! I soooo enjoy them. Love the docks. Anacortes,Wa. Here!

What, no Blake and Barkley in the intro? Loved the video.

Beautiful scenery . Great fish catch, I thought, at first, you had caught a shark because of the fight it was giving you. Thanks for the video.

Always appreciate your sharing your experiences!! Love it!

WOW, nice fish. Too bad you had to work so long to land it.

Love the mountains during winter. Ak. & Wa.

Yo - SV. Put a wee slice o that halibut on the grill for ME - i be there 20 minutes.

Interesting narrative. 60 pounds of halibut, that is a massive chunk of food at little cost compared to buying it. When processing it, naturally there were fillets for fish and chips dinners, did you also cut steaks from it for grilling? Fillets can also be done up in a pan with butter so very useful cut.

Not to steal your thunder, but..I was commercial fishing out of Dutch Harbor in the mid-80's and we brought up a halibut in our nets that was close to 10 feet long. We strung him up below decks, where the ceiling was about 8 feet and his head and tail were too long to fit in that 8 foot space. We got about 400 pounds of steaks off him and brought them back to Seattle when we were done fishing in the Bering Sea. I will never forget the size of that fish! And I have no idea if that is unusual or what.

@CruisingSeaVenture

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, we know. For just the two of us this is a perfect size halibut. We caught a 220 lb and a 115 lb about 60 minutes apart once. We were giving away Halibut for months. Thanks, Jim

@eightbars1

2 жыл бұрын

@@CruisingSeaVenture We ended up using that fish in our family restaurant, "Kelly's", in Tacoma, WA

I like how you secured it on the ? Don’t know the word for that part of the boat ? Transom ???

What was your drag set at on the pole. Guess I’ll find out when you land .

Nice fish, but guessing it's the one the officials took off you.

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I think it is scratching the tail on the bulb

What weather app are you guys using at 3:28? Awesome video by the way!!

@CruisingSeaVenture

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We use the Pro Version of Predict Wind - www.predictwind.com Thanks, Jim

@JustinBeyerlin1

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@@CruisingSeaVenture Thank you, Jim!

Just curious as to how many edible pounds you got out of a 60 lb fish. Great video and beautiful fish.

@aaronpower998

3 жыл бұрын

Would have been somewhere between 50 and 60% usable meat so 30-40lbs

Great catch? How much edible fish did that Halibut yield?

@CruisingSeaVenture

2 жыл бұрын

You get about 50% of the weight of the fish in boneless filets. Thanks, Jim

One Theory I have ? I think dolphins are drafting like car do in racing. Only in reverse, the path of less resistance for them. Hitchhiking on U ? Tell why they do, Please! If any can ?

What lb test of line you have on for that Halibut? I would want to have about 4 different reels with different lb test lines.

@CruisingSeaVenture

2 жыл бұрын

60 lb test on the halibut pole. thanks, Jim

Does the rain helps to clean your boat from the salt????

@CruisingSeaVenture

2 жыл бұрын

It does, but I'd still prefer the sunshine. Thanks, Jim

@privatesecurityafrica4129

2 жыл бұрын

@@CruisingSeaVenture I believe you :)

Wellllll - maybe not. Too far from texas.

Is your buddy boat with you or did you part ways at Cordova?

@CruisingSeaVenture

2 жыл бұрын

We parted ways a little before Cordova. They went on home to Valdez. Thanks, Jim

Is it a baby Orca?

@CruisingSeaVenture

2 жыл бұрын

No, it's a Dahl's Porpoise. Thanks, Jim

As much as I enjoy your weekly vlogs, I do think the sound quality might be improved. It is consistently difficult to hear the commentary .