The Sailfish: The Catch of a Lifetime | The Big Catch | Earth Unplugged
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The open ocean off of the coast of Costa Rica is teeming with many wonders, from Killer Whales to Sailfish.
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The Big Catch
Eight passionate enthusiasts compete in this epic fishing contest as they set out on an adventure that takes them to the most dramatic and challenging fishing destinations around the world, from the Mekong River in Laos to the snow-capped mountains of British Columbia. Contending with tropical climes and sub-zero temperatures, the contestants are tested in every aspect of their endurance and expertise as adventurer Ben Fogle challenges them to combine their own talents with local fishing techniques. The competitors are judged by leading angler, Matt Hayes, who is joined by local experts in each stunning location. Alongside the many twists and turns of a tense competition, the series explores the real life jeopardy of the incredible world of fishing. Produced by the BBC’s renowned Natural History Unit the series features a rich variety of fish and their behaviour, filmed in locations as diverse as Iceland, Costa Rica and Zambia.
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Mad respect for catching, admiring the amazing fish up close and releasing that beautiful creature back into the ocean💙🐟💙
Don't know this dude, but I'm just so happy for him.
@shiwamkarn5215
2 жыл бұрын
Same here 😊
"After my kids and my wife" nice save
@kebenaran6699
3 жыл бұрын
2:15
ah good for that guy. everyone has their own accomplishments and he just achieved one of his own. soak it in buddy. you deserve it.
Really cool fish you can tell he’s passionate about nature and animals 🤗
This dude must LOVE fish 😭😭💛💛
thank you for releasing it
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I have never heard anybody mention a swordfish in years
THANK YOU FOR RELEASING THIS BEAUTIFYL BILLFISH.💜🌊⛵☀️🙋🏻♀️
amazing!!!!!
He was crying 😂 So sad
Nice how they're trying to keep the fish alive, measure for documentary, and just let it go.
Gosh... Thats huge
Well at least he didn’t kill it.
@dpmaspam
4 жыл бұрын
sport fishermen rarely kill fish. they sometimes take abundant fish to eat but sport fish are almost always released.
@standardperson3189
3 жыл бұрын
@@dpmaspam good
Bloody hell, eat the catch! Every bit, no waste!
@michaeldundee8300
4 жыл бұрын
They released it
@standardperson3189
3 жыл бұрын
No
Yep men cry too, AWESOME
Feeling more for the swordfish... 😕
Only if this fish catcher caught n let go like this.
That's food in the Pacific.
BBC Earth: "let's save the planet" Also BBC Earth: "yeah, let's torture some animals for fun"
@Son96601
4 жыл бұрын
Literally no torture in this video.
@Son96601
4 жыл бұрын
@@johnhbaumgaertner8948 you are a bum sir
@afhdfh
4 жыл бұрын
@@Son96601 Well, he did put a metal hook through the face of an animal for fun. Imagine doing that with a deer...
@MegaMementoMori
4 жыл бұрын
There is no contradiction. The Earth is worth saving, in part, so that kids of my kids will be able to torture animals for fun :)
@axiomic
4 жыл бұрын
@@MegaMementoMori Well, these sport fishermen probably know a lot more about the fish in our waters than you (or me) and they monitor these fish, contributing to our human knowledge of species health - which contributes greatly to our ability to protect fish. The fact that the fish was released mostly unharmed is a great relief. And this is coming from a plant based eater..
Overdramatization about catching a fish. He'd probably have a heart attack if he ever got to pet a dolphin.
@asifmetal666
3 жыл бұрын
Just wow!! 17 people also like this retarded comment. Dude do something like this n let us know how many years u have spent achieve something like this
Xuất bản 17 thg 1, 2020
Unless you're starving on a deserted island somewhere, how is the 3rd best moment of your life catching a fish? He needs to get out more.
@thegamingpigeon3216
4 жыл бұрын
They're not easy to catch by any means. Most fights last for an hour at minimum, draining both you and the fish. It's areal battle.
@MrSandpaperCondom
4 жыл бұрын
@@thegamingpigeon3216 I guess I shouldn't knock it until I've tried it huh? But 3rd best?? If he says so.
@axiomic
4 жыл бұрын
@@MrSandpaperCondom I get what you are saying, I don't like fishing all that much. However this is the fastest fish in the world and can get up to 110kmh(!), and is very impressive at almost 2m long. For a keen fisherman this would be the ultimate catch. I'm glad he let it go and it looked mostly unharmed.
Wow I really enjoyed watching your videos hope we can support each other I just subscribe to your Channel GOD Bless you
So, ehm, what is the actual achievement? I'm not a fishing expert, but it seems that this was pure chance... :/
In Islam, it’s forbidden to hunt animals for fun.
It makes me sick seeing a grown man taking such pleasure in tormenting a baby sail fish. 🥵
So a guy overpowers an animal with superior technology and he thinks it is an achievement. Pathetic.
@dpmaspam
4 жыл бұрын
ah, i see you have never tried it acleron.