Fishing of Alaska King Crab

Fishing Alaskan king crab is a very dangerous job. In the process of fishing, fishermen have to endure strong winds of 128 kilometers per hour and huge waves of 12 meters high, and they are always in danger of being slammed by swinging steel crab cages weighing more than 300 kilograms.

In the cold crab fishing season, people often have to work 2 1 hour a day. Extreme fatigue and cold climate make fishermen's reaction on the bumpy and slippery deck gradually slow and unstable. In this case, many people were caught in the sea by huge waves.