So safer for crew working and walking around. On The Deck explains: “It’s the pound boards to hold fish on deck. POP from Seoul Music (george) - Boat / Official Music Video (Re-upload)Album was released on November 17th, 2017.Follow Artist Instagram.
Incidentally, that isn’t a brick wall in the back of the boat. The Lonely Island has also performed the song live on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon with The Roots filling in for T-Pain. The music video reached number one on YouTube in February 2009 and was number one on the U.S. “We were actually heading into port at that stage and that was behind us, but believe it or not we can actually fish in weather like that … We’ll pretty much fish until you can’t steer the fishing gear on.” The song, produced by Wyshmaster, is a parody of many rap video cliches. “As you’re surfing the waves like that you can actually end up going completely sideways,” he said. The conditions look extreme, but “it’s actually pretty typical” for that part of the world during winter, Connor told Yahoo! News Australia.
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“Couldn’t pay me enough to get on board.”Įven though the waves appear scary, one of the fishermen wrote that “these boats can handle a lot if you drive ‘em right.”įortunately, the skipper knew how to drive the boat correctly. Some examples of the comments:Īlso on FTW Outdoors: Fisherman lands world-record-size catfish that stretches over 9 feet Though viewers watched from the comfort of land, they felt the ill-effects of the rollers, or at least claimed to feel them. The latest video was of their 88-foot trawler going up and down 40-foot waves, shot from the back of the boat some 185 miles off the southern coast of Australia. So, the fishermen decided to start posting images and videos on Facebook showing what it’s like. “We get asked a lot of questions about what we do and how it all works, so we wanted to give people an understanding of where their seafood comes from in Australia,” one of the fishermen named Connor told Yahoo! News Australia. “Getting seasick just watching this,” one commenter wrote as many others did on the Facebook page of On The Deck, started by two commercial fishermen in Australia. Watching footage from the back deck of a commercial fishing boat in high seas in the Great Australian Bight had numerous viewers claiming to have become seasick, the video is so insane.
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