This study took an in-depth look into the problems faced by fisheries, constraints such as drastic crew labor shortage and crew's attributes resulted from weak incentive wage structure and harsh working environment. Unlike previous job searching studies, we extended the theoretical framework for incorporating Lancaster's (1966, 1971) work characteristics and consumption technology factors into traditional labor supply model. In view of these economic impacts on crew labor shortage, we proved time and work characteristic play an important role in young's job searching response. From our survey with maritime students, we found their weekly and daily reserved hours are 43.29 and 8.92 respectively, while the minimum monthly wage being NT4,775. Due to the significant impacts, we suggest current fishery policy and incentive program to coupled with these factors to provide solid reference to help break through these dilemmas and provide a workable recommendation to solve these difficulties.