Hear how Will, dressed in a hat, t-shirt, and jandals, struggled to stay afloat for 23 hours. Despite losing his jandals and watch, he managed to keep his hat on throughout the ordeal. 

He had his watch on thats what caught the attention of the 3 fisherman.

Then they dispute the findings of milky fish by NIWA with a rather silly comment.

There is never completely agreed upon science, even gravity is still just a theory until better theory comes along. Science should be questioned, it would be a failure to not question the limitations or lack of coverage provided by FNZ in their press releases and report. Sure, some past climate perturbations may have had some effect but the point here is we can’t ignore that the symptoms seen in affected fish have been attributed to chronic malnutrition, yet the loss of naturally occurring mussel beds and collapsed scallops which would have provided food directly and through spat, overallocated baitfish species and destructive fishing methods have not been mentioned as a contributing factor that needs to be addressed.

Catching fish in mussel farm (snapper no milky flesh) yet gurnard have it,so how can it be malnutrion??What about the pollution constanly pooring from our water ways. Easier to blame comms as they seen and poluution will cost billions to fix(too hard basket)