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Renato, 26, has been working for six years on ships that sail in sub-zero temperatures to the north of the planet. Without thinking about being a sailor, especially in Norway, he started looking for a job after science and heard from a friend about the opportunity to make a living in the Barents Sea by capturing these fantastic movie-like creatures.
The work is hard. You need good physical preparation, after 8 hours of uninterrupted work, you only get 8 hours of rest and sleep, then again from a depth of 300 meters, some traps, change the bait, throw them away. Families do not see it for a month, although during a pandemic it can take even more than half a year. But even the Germans or the English admit that they could only dream of such a salary in their own country.
What it means to work as a crab hunter in the Barents Sea, what dangers and what rewards await, Renatas said in an interview. 15 minutes.
– Are there many Lithuanians who want to get a job as crab hunters? Does it require special preparation, courses, training?
– I have worked on several ships, each of them had Lithuanians. Once a month we come ashore to unload products, and many Lithuanians also work in coastal fish processing plants.
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