????Today, too, part 2 of a full catch!✨ The fishermen brave the sea without hesitation despite the ???? waves that rage day and night, setting sail to find a full catch! 00:00:00 (1) Extreme 6-night and 7-day hairtail fishing for foul-tempered fish! 00:48:35 (2) The most expensive fish, golden croaker, pours in after changing fishing grounds! 01:33:03 (3) A full catch in one net? A bumper catch of yangmiri that astonishes even the catcher! 01:53:28 (4) '30 million won departure fee' Day and night, eel trap fishing! 02:44:28 (5) Close-up coverage of a 4-night and 5-day East China Sea deep-sea bass fishing boat in the middle of a typhoon! - ■ (1) Extreme Job - Catching Hairtail Part 1-2 (Aired on June 18, 2008) “Overcoming the threat of strong winds and thick fog!” When it comes to hairtail, it’s Jeju Island’s silver hairtail! The 29-ton Haegwangho is preparing to set sail in the waters off Seogwipo for a showdown with the hairtail. The Jeju waters, about 5 hours away, are the target for this fishing trip! Before setting sail, the chief engineer never forgets to pour some alcohol into the sea. This is to pray for a good catch and good health for the week-long fishing trip. Mackerel is used as bait for hairtail, and the task of putting the bait on the hook one by one is by no means easy. Now, they begin casting their nets toward the sea, and since the total length of the fishing grounds is about 51km, the crew has no choice but to move their hands quickly. After about 3 hours of casting, the hauling operation begins, and the fish that are already dead due to natural enemies continue to come up, which upsets the crew. Also, Captain Yoo Tae-ho laments that 5 years ago, the price of 10kg of hauling fish was 500,000 won, but now it is less than half that, at around 220,000 won. The crew, who cannot eat as they please, take turns eating. It is a way to increase their sleep time by at least an hour. And the crew never forgets to prepare bait for the next day’s fishing. Since the mackerel is frozen, they thaw it sufficiently. The crew goes to bed after 11 p.m. However, since the hauling operation must be done again, they only get 3-4 hours of sleep a day. On the second day of departure, the sea is covered in fog! Captain Yoo Tae-ho looks even more nervous, staring at the radar and communicating with other ships. At 1 a.m., the crew wakes up to prepare for the hauling. But everyone looks half-asleep. You can tell they are tired. As the day dawns, the wind starts to get stronger. Eventually, the fishing grounds are cut off! Fortunately, the veteran sailors find the fishing grounds in 30 minutes. However, only one or two hairtails show up. The seas are getting rougher! Will Haegwangho be able to finish fishing safely in the midst of the strong wind warning? ■ (2) Extreme Job - Catching Flounders Part 1-2 (Aired on September 7, 2011) Every morning, Ulsan's major ports become crowded with departing ships. It is for the purpose of catching flounder. Most of the flounder distributed in Korea is caught through Ulsan's major ports. Flounders, which are in season from summer to winter except for the spring spawning season, do not gather in a fixed place but continue to move with the current, so fishing boats constantly communicate by radio and move their fishing grounds at any given moment. We introduce the process of Won Seok-ho's crew fighting the waves in the vast ocean to catch flounder. We follow the extreme scene where the blunt but warm-hearted crew members do their best as sailors, pulling up the net together without sleeping properly. At 5 a.m., Won Seok-ho departs from Bangeojin Port and sets out to catch flounder with nine crew members, including two Chinese crew members. Their destination is 25 miles from Bangeojin Port, a distance that can be reached in 4 to 5 hours. Since the captain and other key crew members are veterans with over 20 years of experience, their expectations are high. However, something goes wrong from the start. The Chinese crew members made a mistake and failed to properly set the hook to secure the net, causing part of the precious net to sink into the sea! Furthermore, unlike before when it was 'half water, half flounder', the amount of flounder caught in the net is not very good! Will Won Seok-ho be able to successfully catch a flounder and return to land? ■ (3) Extreme Job - The Treasure of the Winter Sea Waited for a Year (Aired on December 31, 2023) A delicacy found in the East Sea in winter! A squid called Yangmiri! Meanwhile, in the East Sea of ​​Gangwon-do, fishing boats are fighting fiercely to catch Yangmiri from the dark of dawn. Captain Kim Jae-moon, who has been catching Yangmiri for 30 years, is one of them. Yangmiri fishing is done by taking advantage of the Yangmiri's habit of sleeping in the sand and jumping out to feed when the sun rises. It is important to set up a net over the hiding place before that. However, it is not easy to find them, s