Showing posts with label large pelagics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label large pelagics. Show all posts

Monday, September 21, 2015

EPIC TUNA frenzy in Panama!!! Turn up the volume!!


The FinAddix crew take a trip to Tropic Star Lodge... you wont believe what had happened next!! 
Camera man JJ Slater of Slater Productions jumps in to take a closer look as well!!

Monday, June 22, 2015

Flying Spanish Mackerel


Spanish Mackerel are well known for there fight and also their jumping / flying ability


Wednesday, June 17, 2015

How Australia Impounded and stopped the World's Second-Largest Fishing Trawler


Super Trawler: Enormous Dutch commercial fishing vessel seized by the Australian government

For downloads and more information visit: http://www.journeyman.tv/?lid=64862

When Dutch super-trawler The Margiris was given the go-ahead to catch millions of dollars worth of fish in Australian waters, her owners didn't realise they were sailing straight into a bureaucratic nightmare.

This report charts the extraordinary course of events that culminated in the world's second largest trawler being left stranded and impotent thousands of miles from her native Holland. The Margiris' owners were assured by Australia that they had permission to fish its seas. "Literally what they said was, we will back you up no matter what happens, if you follow the rules. And we said we can accept that of course". But what the ship's owners hadn't counted on was a perfect storm of political protest that brought environmental groups and recreational fishers together in a campaign that even threatened to destabilise the Australian government. In a bold move, the government sided with the people and anchored the super trawler for good. "We've got no idea what the rules are now!" exclaims ship owner, Gerry Geen. So was this democracy in action, or political incompetence? 


Thursday, June 4, 2015

Sail Fish in the coral sea


Geoff Buchanan, Paul Marsh and some mates traveled to the crystal clear waters of the Coral Sea in hot pursuit of large pelagics and good times. Geoff and Paul both had their Gopro cameras rolling and manage to capture some awesome footage for us to enjoy. Geoff ends up taking a fish of a lifetime, a huge Sailfish, so stay tuned for some great spearfishing action.