National Geographic Channel is showing the "Dangerous Jobs" show about the Tuna Cowboys... Interesting stuff.
It started at 11PM EDT.
It started at 11PM EDT.
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rblackburn:National Geographic Channel is showing the "Dangerous Jobs" show about the Tuna Cowboys... Interesting stuff.
It started at 11PM EDT.
DanBo:Was that the show where these Australians where herding blue fin tuna all the way back back to Australia from somewhere near Africa? If that's the one, yeah, sharks trying to get into the nets to get to the tunas and the guys would cut the nets to let the sharks out and sew the nets back. Interesting and very dangerous.
Dive Safe,
Dan
rblackburn:Yep, that's the one... Those guys are nuts! They were riding around on 10' blue sharks, wrestling with Makos & one other type I forget... 2 straight months of that... but I guess you don't have to work the rest of the year when your catch is worth 11 million dollars.
Kestrell:I think they were also untangling live Bronze Whalers; big ones. Crazy!
cpreefguy:Anyone see Tigers in the Wild?
alemaozinho:Take A Trip To Polynesia,i Lived In The Kingdom Of Tonga For Seven Straight Years,dove Four Days A Week With An Average Of Four Dives Per Day And Have Seen Very Big Fish (ika Lahi)and Even Bigger Sharks , I,ve Seen More Then Once Big Tigers Above Sixteen Feet In Size,massive Beasts ,bronzies Are Babies Compared To Them,those Tigers Will Remind You Of A Great White.on One Occasion We Took A Trip To Minerva Reef (lies In The Middle Of Nowhere In Between Tonga And Fiji,everything Seems Bigger There,4-5 Foot Parrot Fish Is A Very Common Site Over There.peace