Watch Wicked Tuna online free on Tv- links Fishing is a hard life, and harder with bluefin stocks depleted. In Gloucester, Massachusetts, there's a special breed of fishermen. For generations they've used rod and reel to catch the elusive bluefin tuna.

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They depend on these fish for their livelihood, and the competition is brutal. Over the next 1. 0 weeks, the most skilled fishermen will set out in the frigid waters of the North Atlantic in hopes of catching the valuable bluefin tuna. When one bluefin can bring in as much as $2.

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Dave Carraro, star of . The horizon promises some positives (money, camaraderie) and more than a few negatives (a life away from family, difficult seas). No matter the consequences, commercial fishermen still shove off from docks around the world, willing to compete against their maritime colleagues for a slice of the ever- profitable fish pie. Dave Carraro, star of National Geographic’s Wicked Tuna and captain of the Tuna. Gloucester, Mass., because the passion for catching monster bluefin tuna has never subsided.

The money is attractive, but it’s the enthusiasm for the next great catch that gets his adrenaline pumping. He’s now considered one of the most recognizable and successful tuna fishermen in the Northeast. And it all started in New Jersey, with a lonesome fishing pole and the support of a father.“I started fishing as a little kid,” Carraro said roughly three weeks after the tuna fishing season ended. I was fishing every weekend in the winter. During the week, I was at school.

And come the summer, I started working you know seven days a week on the boat.”From party boats, it was a logical jump over to sports fishing. Back in New Jersey, he ran a successful outfit for a number of years, providing fish to a local restaurant. But still, it wasn’t enough. He needed to keep company with the best of the best. So I’ve been in commercial fishing for about 2.

Dave Carraro of Tuna. Photo courtesy of National Geographic Channels. The success that Carraro has found in Gloucester is impressive. He marks 2. 01. 1 as his best year ever.

He characterized 2. The fisherman and his crew still haven’t figured out why some seasons are fruitful, while others are more difficult for the industry. His best guess: “It’s a big ocean. They don’t have to come here, and there could be a lot of fish here, and we just have an off year.

We’re just not on our A game. So there’s a lot of variables involved.

We have years where there’s not a lot of fish here, nobody catches anything, and we do very well. It’s hit and miss.”Wicked Tuna started to take shape a couple of years ago. The producers sent him a camera in the mail, and he needed to film the answers to some questions they had.

At that point, the reality show was just an idea. Season two of the tuna series recently premiered; new episodes continue Sundays at 9 p. Even though the tuna fishing community is large, Carraro knows many of the other captains. But specifically the boats that are in Wicked Tuna, I know them and I know them very well.”A distinction should be made.

These members of the fishing community are not exactly friends; they’re competitors, through and through. If a boat next to me catches one fish, I want to catch two. If he catches an 8.

I want to catch a 9. It’s perseverance.”Paul Hebert and Sandro Maniaci admire the tuna they just caught — Photo courtesy of National Geographic Channels. Identifying Carraro’s largest haul is a tough proposition. Tuna fishermen don’t always weigh the fish, and they usually strip it of guts and cut off the head. But one can offer estimates, and who doesn’t love a good story about a quality catch?“When you find a fish, you don’t know if it’s a 1,0. In comparison, I’ve had a fish that was 4.

So you really can’t tell until you get it up there.”For the record, Carraro said his largest one was a little less than 1,2. It was just like a tree trunk. It was just ginormous.”The tuna was so large it got stuck in the fish door.

However, if you take the amount of hours you work out there by your total gross income . There’s a lot of hours out there.”The seed was first planted when Carraro was 1.

At first hookup, when I saw that rod bend over, that feeling was just absolutely incredible. Now, the last fish I caught, just a few weeks ago, that same feeling I experienced when I was 1. Every time you catch a fish, that same excitement is there. So it never gets old.”What does season two of Wicked Tuna promise? Carraro said the inaugural season saw the boats pull in 2. This upcoming season has 5.

To pull in that much tuna takes times and dedication, and that means leaving loved ones behind on land for many days at a time.“I’m a single guy, and there’s a reason for it,” he said. What you don’t really see is that we’re gone for three, four, five days at a time. And when we come in and offload, and sell our fish, basically we put fuel in the boat, we put ice on the boat, we get our provisions and we go right back out.”Here’s how Carraro summarizes his year: “The season officially opens June 1, and it closes Dec. However, we really only fish hardcore from August through the end of November. The Night Before The Night Before Christmas Online Putlocker.

So from August all the way through November, I’m gone all the time. And when I am home, like on a weather day or something when we can’t fish, you’re not done fishing. There’s a lot of maintenance to be done on the boat, from things that are broken, just to keep the boat in the shipshape. So even on your days off, you’re not off. As a matter of fact, when you’re off and you’re at the dock, you’re probably working harder than you are out there. So yeah it’s tough. I don’t see myself stopping.

The only thing that’s going to stop me from fishing is my health.”By John Soltes / Publisher / John@Hollywood. Soapbox. com. Click here for more information.