Teen brothers save fishermen after whale capsizes boat | Morning in America

Two fishermen were thrown into the ocean after a humpback whale capsized their boat off the New Hampshire coast Tuesday. Two teen brothers captured the moment on camera before saving the fishermen. Wyatt and Colin Yager join "Morning in America" to discuss how this moment has changed how they will approach their future fishing trips.

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[pennylane]

Bravo to those guys for their heroic act.

[yellowstonekv]

Wow, that was crazy! Thank God the young men were there to help! 😯

[shaynaletter]

These fisherman will have the very best tale about "The one that got away."

[lynnnelson]

Great job young men. Glad you two and the fishermen are safe. Continue good fishing and stay safe.

[Meatball.]

Number one always keep your lifejacket on

[PersianDiamond]

What wonderful kids. I would be so proud of them if they were my sons! Good job, lads!!

[D.R.Chacon]

Great job guys need to have more people like you!

[Ntsmith]

The fishermen were happy because they know they’re getting a NEW boat 😅 Insurance may go up but that new boat is going to bring in some good catch

[audreydaleski]

Beave teens. The whlae was merely catching fish. The whale did not attack the boat.

[ricktheexplorer]

I thought it was illegal to run your motor when whales are around. I'm not sure anybody was running their motor in this instance. The ocean creatures are evolving, and the ocean is becoming more dangerous for humans.

We need fishermen though, we need to eat fish, but I can't go out there anymore, not past my ankles, from what I have seen lately.