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This Is What 100,000 Pounds of Fish Looks Like On One Boat

This Is What 100,000 Pounds of Fish Looks Like On One Boat 🔴 New video every week – real life on a commercial fishing boat in the USA. Today we steam out of Louisiana into the Gulf of Mexico to hunt American red snapper and other Gulf reef fish. In this video you’ll see: – Leaving the harbor before sunrise and running miles offshore – Setting out our bottom longlines over the snapper grounds – Hauling the gear back and watching the fish pile up on deck – The boat literally buried in red snapper – Sorting, measuring and icing the catch so it’s ready for market – What life on deck really looks like when the boat is full 🎣 About this channel I’m a commercial fisherman working out of the U.S. Gulf Coast, sharing real, unfiltered life at sea – long nights, big catches, slow days, storms and calm water. No fake drama – just real boats, real crew, real work behind the seafood you eat. 📍 Today’s trip • Location: Gulf of Mexico, off the Louisiana coast (USA) • Target: American red snapper & other Gulf reef fish • Boat: F/V Horizon – steel commercial longline boat • Trip length: About 36 hours at sea ⚓ Gear used in this video • Main gear: Bottom longlines for snapper • Camera: Action cameras and phones on board • Mounts & audio: Chest mounts, rail mounts, onboard ambient sound ⏱️ Chapters (approx.) 00:00 Leaving the harbor in the dark 00:45 Running offshore to the snapper grounds 03:30 Setting the longlines 06:10 First fish coming over the rail 08:40 Deck buried in red snapper 11:00 Sorting, measuring and icing the catch 12:30 Heading home with a full boat 💬 Talk to me What do you want to see next – a storm trip, night fishing, cooking fresh fish on the boat, or a full “day in the life” of one crew member? Tell me in the comments. 📩 Business & collaboration For business, sponsorships or licensing, contact: [email protected] ⚠️ Disclaimer All fishing in these videos follows local laws and regulations. We do not promote illegal or destructive fishing methods. Working at sea is dangerous – do not attempt any of this without proper training, experience and safety equipment. #fishing #commercialfishing #gulfofmexico #redsnapper #oceanlife