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Thomas Bense said
How can I become a crab fisherman? I am 33 years old I work in constrution I understand team work and how much production can come from a good team. I would love to learn how I could become part of such a team. My name is Thomas Bense and my email address is tom32917@yahoo.com. Thank you very much I look forward to hearing from you.
Thomas Bense
Jeremiah Nichols said
I would like to know where to go for info on getting a job of greenhorns.I there is a number,or a site I could go to that would be great.
james price said
I am interested in maybe getting a job as a greenhorn. Ihave been on plenty of boats before and i love it. can you let me know how to persue this. thank you. jp069@comcast.net
Terry said
It is not hard to get a fishing job in alaska. But the internet is not the place to do it. What capt would hire someone they know nothing about based on words on a screen. You have to hit the docks and be ready to work on a moments notice.
Any one that really wants to fish Alaska is fishing in Alaska not looking for a job on the internet.
Michael Riddle said
Ok, i now know that i have to be on site. Just tell me when and where to be, so that i may have a chance at becoming a greenhorn. My contact e-mail address is rchambliss7@hotmail.com. I am ready to show my hard work.
Jeff Pease said
I’m very interested in becoming a perminate member of an established fishing vessel. I’ve spent 4 years active in the Navy, on a ship, completed 3 west pack world tours, now serving Navy reserves as a equipment operator in the Seabees. I’m currently a pipe-liner, working in the mid-west, i’m looking for a location and a career change. Please contact me for the next deckhand or greenhorn opening. Thank you.
My email is: viewocean@yahoo.com
rose berk said
hi guys love your show deadliest catch iam writting cuz id like to come work for sig on the northwestern or blake painter on the mavrick as your cook iam a female and a good cook ive watched your show from the day it first aired and would love the oppertunity to make good money to put my son to college if your interested email me at sonic022@netzero.com thanks rose
Thomas reigle said
i’m interested in becoming a member of established fishing vessel. hi guys love your show deadliest catch i would like to know where to go for info on getting a job
Juan A Martinez said
I will love to work as a crab fisherman, I am a US Air Force veteran, I was a cop in the military, I used to work long hours with no sleep even days im a hard worker, and obviously I learn team work in the Air Force. Its been my dream to work with you since the first time I saw your show.
Rick Lankford said
I’m reading all these e-mails from guys wanting to be “Greenhorns”. What are they, braindead? I want to apply for a Captain’s job. Any openings, call me.
Seriously, GREAT SHOW! You guys are incredible. I wouldn’t have your job for no amount of $.
STAY SAFE!!!
opilia said
People looking for a job crabfishing seriously need to research websites that can actually hire individuals. Check the links on the right hand side bar for potential jobs in Alaska.
scott said
i would like to know how i can in that kind of work to better me and my kids
phillp cervantes said
hey whats up my name is phillip cervantes ive been watching this show since season 1 and i cant get enough of it! im turning 18 years old in may but i would love to become a greenhorn for one of the talent vessels and experience real mens fishing! ive been fishing since i was alittle kid and love everything about it. i have a passion for open waters and after watching every season go by the more and more i want to do it! also i believe if i had this opportunity in life to become a greenhorn that money would help me out alot with college expenses but i would really like to be part of a team of people doing it for the love of fishing as i would too! but hope to hear from you soon!
sincerely
phillip cervantes
Veronica Fickett said
Hello my name is Veronica. This job is moslty deffinately not for me. My Boyfriend has been watching this show since season 1 and absolutely loves it. The reason im leaving a comment about this is because i believe he has the strength and courage you need to have for this job. He has always wanted a job like this and i know he can do it. He can get along with anyone. He would do anything for anyone if they need it. Please if you would like know anything else or have any questions please email me. Please and Thank you
JUSTIN HARTWELL said
IM IN VIRGINIA BEACH……IM 22 YEARS OLD…..IN GREAT PHYSICAL CONDITION…..AND I WANT TO BECOME A MEMBER OF UR TEAM AS A GREENHORN…BUT THERES ONLY ONE PROBLEM……IM ON THE DAMN EAST COAST….AND IM BROKE AS HELL…..CAN U HELP ME OUT…???? PLEASE…..MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS … BIRD081685@YAHOO.COM …….I NO THE DANGERS, AND THE BASICS, AND IM A QUICK LEARNER………I JUST NEED HELP GETTING THERE TO WORK FOR YOU…….AND U CAN TAKE IT OUT OF MY CHECK WHEN I GET IT…LOL…….IM TRULY WILLING TO DO ANYTHING ……PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME OUT…..THANKS …HOPE TO HEAR FROM U
michael woollard said
hello i am 33 and so want to get in to the fishing industry,all my life ive lived at the sea but have been bogged down with all the wrong jobs,i really need some advice more than anything on how to get myself to sea fishing .If any one has any advice on the quickest and best way to get this old dog to sea i would much appreciate it,my email is time4c33@hotmail.co.uk.
Atash said
I know how they work and I would just love it working on crab boat non stop for 40 hrs and the more stormy it is the better it gets …cant wait to join….PICK ME
Colleen (O'Brien) Silliman said
I just want to say….. You guys are awesome!!! I have a house boat & a bayliner…but I love your boat!!!! You guys work your butts off, I could never do that. My husband & watch every episode, we are big fans.
lisa said
good grief. this is not an employment website.
jessaka said
^exactly what I was thinking. Why are all these people trying to get hired through this site? Does this look like an employment application? Uhhh….seriously?
Anyways, I love the Deadliest Catch. Awesome show
Traci said
If you are looking for employment on a boat, they hire in Seattle or through the State of Alaska Department of Labor’s Seafood Hotline. You can learn more about working in Alaska’s seafood industry at the following site:
http://www.labor.state.ak.us/esd_alaska_jobs/
seafood.htm
or call 1(800)473-0688 or 907-465-8900
Remember, everybody has to start somewhere and you may have to start as a processor before you ever get a chance to work on deck.
Fish and Game License for Commercial Crew member license: http://www.state.ak.us/local/akpages/FISH.GAME/admin/license
greg munoz,give me a job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! said
local boy ,in huntigton beach southern california.im a pipe fitter, like to work hard!!!! 43 years old ,keep up with the young boys. thanks greg munoz 714-963-6572 or 714-483-8267
Alex Guzman said
Hi my name is Alex Guzman, Ive been watching since season1… I’m 24 years old and a damn hard worker and fast learner I’ve been fishing almost all my life, I love the open sea. I would love an opportunity to work hand an hand with you guys. You can reach me at (702) 885-5124 Thanks Alex Guzman…
Eric Cruz said
I would like to get a hold of my old Captin Rick Facet. I fish with him on the Shishaldin . Brown Kings baby! Any way I want to come back fishing on any boat I can. I am a full share fully qualifid deckhand.
joanne franklin moore said
Lost job at Port of New Orleans due to hurricane katrina; Longshoreman/Trucker w/ HAZWOP/HAZMAT/HAZCOM + lots of extra safety training. Sea duty as galley assistant- also experience cleaning oil tanker engine room in port. I am 51 but I can hold my line & my mud. Can’t f— like I used to but can fight ‘n’ hold the light. I’m in Reno to take college environmental classes but would rather be working…my great-grandpa was an Alaska fisherman from Finland and my family originally homesteaded there. I could seriously consider right opportunity. I have clean records for port/harbor security clearances. Thanks, “Seahorse”
Arthur Lemieux said
I was out there afew years ago working on a trawler, it sucked. I would much rather be on a King crab boat anytime. I was a lobsterman for six years and could show some of those greenhorns how it’s done. Granted I turned forty over the spring, but I know I could still work my ass of for any Captain. Be it King crab or opilo I would bring it.
I hope the Captains read these, I would be a happy to work for you. Thank You.
rich steckler said
I have been shooting video for about ten years and I would love to be apart on one of the vessels shooting, seriously I want to do this soo bad….
ben depaz said
I work as a processor on a trawler, F/T Unimak, maybe you have heard of us, we kick ass!! I actually fly back to Alaska this Monday, I love the guys I work with and am content with my job. I think that its hard to find a good dynamic in your crew, but when its there, its there. This is only my second year fishing, but if I can get on a good crab boat that pays as good as the trawler I work on.. let me know.. depazben@aol.com or 509-679-9985.. needless to say.. i kick ass too.. haha..
Esteban Perez jr said
They call me June . Im no stranger to hard work ,I’ve always worked out in the feild .I install signs for a living I’m a very handy crane operator ,certified welder work over the side of tall buildings with safety harnest on swing stages. have taken many safety classes I’m a hard worker quick learner and ready to go.all I need is a shoot I ‘ll be 40 in august but give me a chance ,you wont be disapointed .
Amit Ginoria said
i watch every episode of the deadliest catch and i am very much intereasted to work with them if they can give me a chance so plz give a chance to work with the crew…….plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Joan M said
I can not believe that amount of people that are willing to go fishing in the Bering Sea in the dead of winter thinking it is going to be “fun”. They don’t call it “Deadliest Catch” for nothing. As a past fisherperson I only have one suggestion to all you greenhorns begging to go put your life on the line. Stop thinking it is a cake walk and think about how your family will feel if you don’t come back. That is a real possibility up there EVER time your boat leaves the dock. It’s a great show but nothing can show you what it is like to be in a storm or get hit by a rogue wave. A couch is safe, a crab boat is not. Think about it.
Chad McQuaid said
i am almost 18 when i was 16 I was working for a concrete paving and cantracting company in Toronto Ontario, Canada with my father who was a laborer of 18 years all i want to do is have children that have everything i didnt including a father if you know how i can become a crab greenhorn please tell me how before i become a father when i can bust my ass before my work takes a toll on my body, and my children, i turn 18 in November 2008 i have no children yet no wife i care for my friends more then i do myself i love the sea i grew up on the water i am from Canada east of Toronto and if i can i want to bust my ass before it is too late please help me
kendra said
i just love this show it is the best i was in sandeigo and i was flipping through channels and i saw these crabs in a lil basket[[pot]] and so i just got hooked and addicted now i watch it evrey day
my favorite boats are corneila marie and north western
ellie rules said
is this how you talk to Edgar or not and if not pleas tell me where you can
Carrie said
I’m just curious when all you yahoos think the captains of the Deadliest Catch vessels are reading your “resumes.” Is it when they’re on the boat and supposed to be watching for 40 foot waves, when they are on the boat and have 3 hours to sleep after being up for 50 hours straight, or when they’re finally off the boat and with their families for only 6 months out of the year?
If you’re THAT serious about working for them, do some real research and MAIL them a resume.
jose said
i would like to show john hillstrand i could do it i would work hard but i need this job for my family i want crab fishing to be in my blood.i havent missed an episode i have seen all of them but i love the bandit boat i hope i get a job i could follow camands and i always have smile in my face i hope i get the job …..Thank You ….
kelly birch said
hello, i am loss of hearing and i am very tough to work hard in cold weather in alaska. i have been fisherman for since i was 12 years old in california. i have a experience fisherman on the ship in california with my uncle we catch many different kind of fisher from the sea. i wants make different experiences as work fisherman in alaska. please give me a chance to get this job for me. email me at kellybirch@tmail.com thanks and hope hearing from you soon as possible and i am ready to work hard!
leo patricelli said
well i have never seen this web site befor its preaty cool and guys this is not how you get on this job line you have to ern your salt take it from me im 25 i have been fishing since i was 16 in san fransisco and at 18 i went to alaska i loved it but got laid of boat got sold and now we have to keep looking your best bets guys go to the docks during season and be ther at 3 or 4 evry morning and pray some one gets hurt and then u migt have a shot to hop on this life stile good luck and be safe
louis winkler said
i have been trying for a few years now trying to get on a crab boat and this is my first chance of some what sending my information to someone to get a chance i am 41 200lb fit and can do the job and get along with other workers i am fast at learning new things i look at it like this get my part of the job done makes it easy on everybody so i can pool my own weight then some all i ask for is one shot at the job. thanks lou
Mike said
Love the show. its the best show ever created. american idol blows like none other. I’d love to be a greenhorn bitch for a season. Captain Sig… id like to see what your crew has. edger may be nuts but i’d like to see what hes really made of. just the experience would be awesome to have. if i couldn’t keep up with your crew..dont pay me. i know crab fishing is far from easy but i love the cold. i love being on the water and best of all I love working long ass shifts. If you need an extra hand… gimme a shout out
louis winkler said
i placed my ad september 23
louis winkler said
winklerlouis@yahoo.com
paul smedley said
i am a 24 year old i live at east midlands england im a very hard worker who earns his money, ive worked on the railway for 4 years which involves hard work and long hours,sleep wouldnt be a issue because i dont get tyerd easy.
ive been looking at being a fishingman for a wile now and know its what i want to get into i will be looking for a deckhand job or other.
thank you for your time
mr p smedley
luchdoggp said
I fish for a living. I wish this life on no one. Gone 10 months out of the year. I lost a wife a son and my home. It terrible hard tiring work. Everyone just stay home and be happy. You probably wouldn’t make the cut anyway. Most new guys don’t.
frank buccini said
Hi my name is Frank Buccini and Im 37 year oldIm very stong human.Im still lay off .They dont pay me enough for my home and family but need help for job. so are they hire for crab job? I love out of shore and went to fishing for over 15 year but no sea sick in my life.I love working hard and need more trade.I watch and learn on deadliest catch on tv. This is great job !! If u what to call me 610 599 1968 and i live in 390 johnsonville rd Bangor,Pa 13042 .So ill see u too thank you
kenneth russell said
i’m 20 years old 240lbs and i was working in alaska for 3 months on a fishing vessel, i worked for the fishing company of alaska, i worked my butt off and then took a break ,now they’re putting me off well they have been for 7 months. i think this might be my only chance to actually send a message to help me get on a crab boat, i’m looking for new experiences that will test my knowedge and ability to work hard and take a beating out on the bearing sea, even though i worked out on the bearing sea for 3 months i dont think that was enough, i’m a quick learner and a hard worker, and looking for a experience that would mentally,and physically abuse my muscles and mind and put me to the limits
Gerald Gayleard (Jay) said
Hello,
My name is Jay and I’m trying to get a deckhand job on a king crab f/v.I’m in great shape and can work my ass off.I have nothing at home or anything going on in my life but time to fish.I’m a great person to be around and can get along with anyone.Trust me,I would not let my crew down no matter what!As a little boy its all I ever wanted to do.Been on the water my whole life and ready to step my game up.By the way,I’m told all the time.That I’m the world luckyest guy alive and that could be good out at sea.Thank you and the worlds greatest greenhorn is ready at a moments notice.I hope to hear from someone real soon.Thank you again.
Dennis said
Hey guys! If you guys ever need a GREENHORN after you read this email me. im the one that your looking for. im 20 years old from sweden.
im not the guy that start whine, ill rather shutup and keep doing my job. im used to work under stress. if u wanna know anything more just ask.
i can leave evrything behind back here for some years just to fish whit you guys. (and yes i know you guys return home when there is no season:)
RED GOLD BABY!
David mendonca. said
just love this show it is the best i was in Florid LOOKING FOR JOB. and i was flipping through channels and i saw these crabs in a lil basket[[pot]] and so i just got hooked and addicted now i watch it every day
my favorite boats are corneila marie and north western. how can iget job on the boats>
Daniel Reed said
at 57 years of age, 3 broken necks, 4 hip surgeries, 2 lower back surgeries,& I am battling cancer. I do believe my calling to be a crab fisherman has come to a end. I do have a ” bucket list ” I would Love to sit down and have a beer or 2 with the Captains. My first exposure to Deadliest Catch was in 2002, as I was re-cooping and re-grouping from broken neck # 2 Discovery ran a program on the most deadliest jobs in the world. They were lumped into one; lobster fisherman in the far North Atlantic, 2). were the Aussie Cowboys that dive for blue fin tuna, trying to beat the sharks to the boat3). crab fisherman. What a long strange trip.
willim merrell said
i am 40 years old i work on the rivers of the U.S. though it is nothing like the open sea im a quick learner and have endured very cold weather not as cold as the sea provides but neverthe less cold i am an assistant engineer, i was a deck supervisor for a year looking forward to hearing from you, put me to work, thank you. William Merrell
roger campbell said
was up with a job out there
Capt. Uri Dumasses said
Attention all Job Seekers:
I am part owner of a relatively new fishing boat near Dutch Harbor. Looking to fillout my crew immediately. I need 3-4 exp/full share deckhands and 1 (maybe 2) Greenhorns for the upcoming crab and cod season.
We are NOT a part nor will we be in the show “Deadliest Catch”…. We will fish and we will make money, but there will NOT be cameras filming so don’t ask!!!
*********Serious Inquiries Only****************
Email resume and cover letter or short introduction to: uridumass@yahoo.com
Jamie said
wondering if the cornelia marie needed a cook.and someone to clean for them.I am a female,and im 22 and i love the show i’ve seen every episode i luv
Tom DeHaan said
I was a Crabber until i saw one of the guys on my boat fell in and we lost him Right before the Exxon Valdez sank. I Worked on the Francis Lee, The Pavlof, Liberty, some others 8 years in Dutch.
Steve said
Some of you people are serverely misguided. Think about it. The vast majority of these crewmen got on a crew by either being there (Dutch Harbor) when someone got hurt or they knew someone on the crew who vouched for them and they got on board before the season.
And you guys that are over 35? Sh’yeah, as if. I purse seined for 8 years and quit when I turned 28. It was kicking my butt already….no sleep, HARD work, and lousy weather. And crabbing is much, much worse. NOt that there aren’t guys that old doing it, but rare is a 40 y.o. guy that could take the heat that a greenhorn gets.
If you old farts really want a fishing job, hang out around the docks in Ketchikan and see if you can hook up on a seiner. It’s not like it’s a gravy job, but you’ll be a lot closer to town when they air lift you to the cardiac care unit.
Billy said
All you guys begging for jobs need to get real. This site is for fans of the tv show, and i have not seen one job advertised on here. If you think you’ll get a job by being “the biggest fan of the Northwestern”, you need your heads tested! Good luck Greenhorns! lol
Capt. Uri Dumasses said
Billy said
August 2, 2009 at 8:38 am
All you guys begging for jobs need to get real. This site is for fans of the tv show, and i have not seen one job advertised on here. If you think you’ll get a job by being “the biggest fan of the Northwestern”, you need your heads tested! Good luck Greenhorns! lol
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Actually Billy……I am seeking a crew now and posted it a few posts above.
So far I have some decent potential prospects for this winter. Need more and that’s why I posted here to give some a chance to live a dream.