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[Full] Extreme Job - Winter Snow Crab Catching

5,000m net! Over 3000 fish traps! A 5-day, 4-night snow crab fishing journey begins. Snow crab, loved by everyone of all ages and genders in the cold winter, has returned. Snow crabs that live in the East Sea of Alaska, Russia, and Korea boast the best taste as their shells harden and their flesh ripens during the cold winter. Before a snow crab fishing boat sets sail, it prepares 5,000 crab traps and fills the boat with fuel. It takes 18 hours and a full day to travel by sea to the coastal area of Dokdo. As soon as they arrive at 3 a.m., the crew begins raising fish traps. However, all the fish traps that were pulled up with great effort are empty. To make matters worse, the weather suddenly worsens, causing strong rain and wind and high waves. Sailors continue to raise fish traps in the wind and rain on a ship that is difficult to hold on to. however! Suddenly, the rope connecting the fish trap became tangled, making fishing no longer difficult! Will the crew be able to catch the snow crab and return safely? We introduce people who struggle in the harsh winter sea to catch snow crab. Snow crab fishing is in full swing in Guryongpo Port, Pohang, Gyeongsangbuk-do, an 18-hour sea journey between Korea and Japan. Plump snow crabs are caught using traps and nets. Since females and those smaller than 9 cm must be returned to the sea, selection takes place as soon as they are caught. People stand on a boat for 20 hours a day, repeatedly pulling, sorting, and pulling 3,000 fish traps and 5,000 meters of nets. Fishing does not stop even in the high waves that threaten ships. However, snow crabs do not show up easily... Let's meet the snow crab fishermen who spend the winter harder than anyone else in the unpredictable sea. #Extreme job #Winter snow crab fishing #5,000m net! #Over 3,000 open traps! #4 nights and 5 days snow crab fishing #Gyeongbuk Pohang #Guryongpo Port #Selection work #Extreme site