Robots Help This Shrimp Boat Catch 200,000 Pounds In One Night

Robots Help This Shrimp Boat Catch 200,000 Pounds In One Night

Ever wondered how a modern shrimp boat can load the deck with shrimp in just one night? In this video you’ll see how hydraulics, “robot” winches and trawl nets help us haul over 200,000 pounds of shrimp off the coast of the United States.

No actors, no fake drama – just a real working shrimp trawler, real crew, real work.

🔴 New videos every week – real life on a commercial fishing boat in the USA.
Today we’re shrimp trawling offshore, letting the machines do the heavy lifting while we fight waves, weather and long hours on deck.

In this video you’ll see:

Leaving the harbor before sunrise

Inside the high-tech wheelhouse: sonar, radar and auto-pilot

Setting up the trawl nets and hydraulic “robot” gear

Hauling massive bags of shrimp onto the deck

Sorting, icing and storing the catch like a floating factory

Heading back to port to unload the catch

🎣 About this channel
I’m a commercial fisherman sharing real, unfiltered life at sea: storms, big catches, quiet nights on watch and the hard work behind the seafood you eat.
No fake drama – just real boats, real crew, real work.

📍 Today’s trip
• Location: offshore shrimp grounds, [LOCATION]
• Target: wild shrimp
• Boat: [BOAT NAME]
• Trip length: one night on the fishing grounds

⚓ Gear & filming
• Main gear: bottom trawl nets, hydraulic winches and cranes
• Camera: GoPro / action cams on deck and in the wheelhouse
• Mounts & audio: chest mounts, rail mounts, natural boat sounds

⏱️ Chapters
00:00 Leaving the harbor in the dark
02:10 Inside the wheelhouse – sonar, radar and auto-pilot
04:35 Setting the trawl nets
07:50 First haul of the night
11:30 Deck full of shrimp – machines working hard
15:20 Sorting and icing the catch
19:05 Heading back to port
21:10 Unloading the shrimp at the dock

💬 Talk to me
What do you want to see next – storms, night fishing, more shrimp trips, or a full “day in the life” of one crew member? Let me know in the comments!

📩 Business & collaboration
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⚠️ Disclaimer
All fishing in these videos follows local laws and regulations. We do not promote illegal or destructive fishing methods. Commercial fishing is dangerous – do not attempt any of these activities without proper training, equipment and safety procedures.

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