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At the Dock

April 24, 2010 by Commercial Fisherman

Waiting to Deliver

The boat usually shows up in the tiny hours of the morning and ties up to the delivery dock until 5 or 6 am. At about 7 the crane operator will lower a steel bucket down to deck level and the crew hand-pitches the semi-frozen fish into the bucket for weighing and deliver to the processing lines.

Fueling Up


Take a look at how high she sits in the water when she’s empty.

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