jarsonic

It seems like, with reduced quotas, boat repairs, etc., it gets more and more difficult to break even, much less make a profit, catching Alaskan crab. Where do you see the industry / fleet in 10 years? Will it just be a few huge boats who have purchased all the quotas from other boats, or do you see things easing up a bit for the boat owners / operators?

What are the things you most want to pass on to your kids and the future Hillstrands once y'all are gone? What do you want your legacy to be?

When the Time Bandit isn't crabbing, what is it fishing for?

What does the Time Bandit do for its summer / off-season tenders? Can you tell us what life on the Time Bandit looks like / what y'all are doing on the boat from season to season over the course of the year?

Hey Scott, can you explain the dots symbol / logo / signature you put on your releases / prints?