안개 뚫고 던진 그물, 다섯 시간 뒤 그 속엔!?
어영차바다야 플러스_fish,fishing,fisher
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It was a morning where they couldn't launch the boat due to fog and had even missed the tide. Everyone thought today's fishing trip was a complete disaster.
However, the sea, where they ventured out with a clear mind, told a completely different story. When they pulled up the nets, cuttlefish came in one after another, making it a day that even brought a smile to the face of the usually stoic husband.
Nabaldo is a small island in the southern seas off Yeosu. There is Mr. Park In-han, who has never left this sea since he was eighteen, and his wife, Ms. Lee Jeong-ae, who married into the family from the neighboring island of Hwatae and has been sailing alongside him for over 30 years. From mending nets to cage farming and auctions at the fish market, there is no place untouched by this couple's hands.
Check out now how a day that began with fog and disappointing auction prices ended with an unexpected harvest.
■ Filming Location: Nabaldo, Nam-myeon, Yeosu-si, Jeollanam-do
■ Cast: Couple Park In-han and Lee Jeong-ae
■ Program: Eoyoungcha, Badaya
0:00 Introduction to Nabaldo, a couple preparing to head out to sea
0:48 The husband who has been sailing since he was eighteen, the story of how he gave up city life to return
1:59 The wife who married from Hwataedo and has sailed with him for 30 years
2:24 Sudden downpour, yet fishing continues
3:13 Nets filled with flounder and cuttlefish
3:51 A day that doesn't end even after arriving at the dock, three rounds of net work a day
4:53 Wrapping up today's fishing, mending nets to pick out hooks
6:06 From cage farms to gill nets, the sole reason for living on Nabaldo
6:50 Heading to Gunnae Port in Dolsan to secure a spot at the fish market
7:39 Repairing worn-out nets, a 30-year resolution for a red sea bream farm
9:30 Net sorting that never ends, a livelihood dependent solely on the sea for 40 years
11:19 Day Wrapping up, dinner table, and 3 AM the next day
12:31 Preparing for the auction in the fog, the husband stranded
13:43 Wrapping up the auction, "No bids today," a disappointing result *
14:18 Thick fog, unable to even cast the net
15:12 "This is good enough," pushing through the fog back to the sea
16:26 Instruction to cast the net, the net descending from the wife's fingertips
17:07 Repeated net sorting while waiting for five hours
18:26 Fog lifts and the sky clears, the sea emptying its mind after missing the tide
19:35 "They're coming up," the couple's day with the cuttlefish coming up one after another
#EoyoungchaBadaya #MokpoMBC #YeosuNabaldo #Cuttlefish #Flounder #GillnetFishing #CageFarming #RedSeaBreamFarming #ReturningToFishing #FishingVillageLife #FishermanCouple #IslandVillage #Documentary #FishMarket #Auction
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안개 뚫고 던진 그물, 다섯 시간 뒤 그 속엔!?
어영차바다야 플러스_fish,fishing,fisher
192,229 views
It was a morning where they couldn't launch the boat due to fog and had even missed the tide. Everyone thought today's fishing trip was a complete disaster.
However, the sea, where they ventured out with a clear mind, told a completely different story. When they pulled up the nets, cuttlefish came in one after another, making it a day that even brought a smile to the face of the usually stoic husband.
Nabaldo is a small island in the southern seas off Yeosu. There is Mr. Park In-han, who has never left this sea since he was eighteen, and his wife, Ms. Lee Jeong-ae, who married into the family from the neighboring island of Hwatae and has been sailing alongside him for over 30 years. From mending nets to cage farming and auctions at the fish market, there is no place untouched by this couple's hands.
Check out now how a day that began with fog and disappointing auction prices ended with an unexpected harvest.
■ Filming Location: Nabaldo, Nam-myeon, Yeosu-si, Jeollanam-do
■ Cast: Couple Park In-han and Lee Jeong-ae
■ Program: Eoyoungcha, Badaya
0:00 Introduction to Nabaldo, a couple preparing to head out to sea
0:48 The husband who has been sailing since he was eighteen, the story of how he gave up city life to return
1:59 The wife who married from Hwataedo and has sailed with him for 30 years
2:24 Sudden downpour, yet fishing continues
3:13 Nets filled with flounder and cuttlefish
3:51 A day that doesn't end even after arriving at the dock, three rounds of net work a day
4:53 Wrapping up today's fishing, mending nets to pick out hooks
6:06 From cage farms to gill nets, the sole reason for living on Nabaldo
6:50 Heading to Gunnae Port in Dolsan to secure a spot at the fish market
7:39 Repairing worn-out nets, a 30-year resolution for a red sea bream farm
9:30 Net sorting that never ends, a livelihood dependent solely on the sea for 40 years
11:19 Day Wrapping up, dinner table, and 3 AM the next day
12:31 Preparing for the auction in the fog, the husband stranded
13:43 Wrapping up the auction, "No bids today," a disappointing result *
14:18 Thick fog, unable to even cast the net
15:12 "This is good enough," pushing through the fog back to the sea
16:26 Instruction to cast the net, the net descending from the wife's fingertips
17:07 Repeated net sorting while waiting for five hours
18:26 Fog lifts and the sky clears, the sea emptying its mind after missing the tide
19:35 "They're coming up," the couple's day with the cuttlefish coming up one after another
#EoyoungchaBadaya #MokpoMBC #YeosuNabaldo #Cuttlefish #Flounder #GillnetFishing #CageFarming #RedSeaBreamFarming #ReturningToFishing #FishingVillageLife #FishermanCouple #IslandVillage #Documentary #FishMarket #Auction