07x17 - Titan Showdown

[bunniefuu]

Tj: Whoa! h*-h*-h*-h*!

Narrator: All season long...

Tyler: Get him, merm. Get him.

Narrator:
...The best of the best...

Jarrett: Woo!

Brandan:
My house, baby. My house!

Narrator: ...Have braved
the dangerous waters...

Nick: Hang on, boys.

Narrator: ...Off
north carolina's outer banks...

Marissa: Oh, god. Oh, god.

Narrator:
...To catch blue gold.

Jarrett: Woo!

Dave: Holy!

Tyler: Whoa.

Tj: Look out, look out!

Dave: Woo!

Narrator: And now...

Jarrett: We're on, baby!

Cliff: Hey, we got one, boys.

Dirty: Clash of the titans
comes down to this.

Narrator: ...With only two days
left in the season...

Tj: The clock is ticking.

Narrator: ...A four-time
champion seeks his fifth title.

Greg: If we don't catch anything
in the next 12 hours,

our season's over.

Narrator: A hometown crew eyes
a win for the outer banks.

Cliff: We're just gonna fish
right to the bitter end.

Brandan: It ain't over yet.

Narrator: A gloucester titan
aims to dominate obx waters.

Sandro: We're on! We're on!
We're on! We're on!

Dave: That's him. That's him.

Bam.

Narrator: A northern champion

sets his sights
on a win down south.

Tj: This could be
our last fish of the season,

so we're down and tight.

Jarrett: Whoa!

Narrator: A brother-sister team
looks to prove its worth...

Tyler: Gonna come down
to one day of fishing.

We're gonna do
whatever it takes.

Narrator: ...While a young crew
fights to stay afloat.

Zack: We're on! Yeah, baby!

Narrator: And a fallen champion
looks for redemption.

Bobby: End game, brian.
End game.

Narrator: Will the battle
of the titans...

Sandro: Dave, let's go!

Tyler: Time is running out.

Narrator: ...Come down
to a three-horse race?

Nick: Bam!

Tyler: We can't lose
to this little shell.

Paul: Nobody said
this was gonna be easy.

Tyler: Double, merm! Double!

Bobby: He's gonna
cut his fish off.

Narrator: This is...

Jarrett: Yeah! Woo!

Narrator:
...Wicked tuna: Outer banks.

Billon: Ain't over
till it's over.

Narrator: With only 48 hours

left to fish,

four-time champion

fishin' frenzy leads the fleet,

but all of the top five boats

are less than $6,000 away

from a first-place finish.

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greg: We're trying to get
back down here to the 6010

and take my chance
to go for a jumbo.

We're already ahead of them.

If we could catch two more,
they couldn't catch us.

Game over, really simple.

Try to stay
on top of these fish.

There's fish
down there right now.

Four out of five years,
we've won the competition here.

You've got to be concerned
about the position

you put your boat in.

Billon: We got some
live porpoise entertainment.

Got some company.
It's keeping us awake.

Greg: A lot of times,

the bite lasts for such
a short amount of time,

you don't wanna be
in the wrong position

because you're gonna miss out.

Billon: We're out here.

We're trying to take advantage
of every second we can get.

Greg: I really got to keep
an eye on nick and tyler.

Those two are in the area.

Tyler: All right,
my master mate.

Feeling confident?

Marissa: Oh, yeah.

Tyler: I'm rigging
my top-secret bait.

We got to get 'em.
Pulling out all the stops.

Really would be nice
to catch the fish tonight.

Northern style on the drift
in these guys' backyard.

Do or die time, for sure.

We wanna be the first
northern boat to win down here.

It's been, like,
haunting me for a long time.

Nick: We got to make
this day count.

I want it bad. I got cliff.

He's gonna rig a mackerel
that's about that big.

We got our elephant g*ns out.

We're going
for a big one tonight.

Little shell's
gonna win this thing,

or I'll work my mates
to death trying.

I've finished
second place before,

but, as a captain,
I haven't won.

I feel like I'm still
in greg's shadow,

and the only way
to get out from under him

is to do better than him.

It's the only boat
I haven't fished ahead of.

There's only two days left.

They better watch out.

I definitely wanna bring
the trophy back to wanchese.

I need to win.

All right. Deploy. Go fishing.

[beeping]

here's a big mark, cliff.


Cliff: All right.

Nick: Where's your rig at?

Cliff: 33 and 27.

Nick: Should be in the meat
if he goes down.

Here they come.

Cliff: Yeah, it's going down
a little bit,

but this is a great spot.

Just watch the rods.

[beeping]

[reel unspooling]

oh. There he goes!

Brandan: There he goes!

Cliff: All right.
Crank the down rod up.

Crank the down rod up.

Nick: Go, go, go. Go fast!

Cliff: Something happened.
We lost him.

Yeah, leave that out there.
Wait a minute.

[reel unspooling]

what do we got?
We hooked something up.

I think we got one on.

Hey, we got one, boys!

Nick: Hell, yeah.

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cliff: Hey, look, this thing
ate it out of brandan's hand.

It shocked the [bleep]
out of him.

Nick: Pretty work, guys.

We're on!

Hooked up.

Greg: Trying to watch the line,
and it's dark, and it's blowing.

I'm shifting all over the place.

Dirty: All right. We'll get one.

[beeping]

greg: There's the meat.
It's like dollar signs.

All I'm trying to do
is keep the bait down.

Dirty: Come to papa.
Come to daddy.

[reel unspooling]

woo!

We're on! Yeah, baby. Hooked up.

Fish on.

Billon: Yeah, baby.

Greg: Come to papa.

Dirty: Oh. Lord, please.

Greg: Back the drag down,
then let him go.

Heavyweight. 600 dresser,
that's what we want.

Cliff: Yeah.

We got bites.

He's running.

Nick: Yeah!
That's what I like.

Brandan: Now we got fish
on number one-five, baby.

One-five.

Nick: In the end,
we're going home with a tuna.

Cliff: 15, man.

Nick: It'd be nice to get one
before frenzy gets one.

Dirty: Just hopefully we get
ours, and they don't get theirs.

Greg: I don't care how we catch
them, as long as we get them.

Greg: Damn! [bleep]

go ahead and shut her down.

Dirty: Sharky?

Greg: Yeah.

Dirty: Yeah.

Greg: Shark.

The last thing we wanna do
is hook a shark

with less than


We're here to win,
and we need a bluefin to do it.

Not sharks.

No bueno.

Billon: We'll get squared away.

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nick: Number 15
on the line here.

I think we got him
right where we want him.

Cliff: That's the leader.

All right. There's your fish.

Get ready to drill him
right in his head.

Nick: Right side of him,
brandan. Right side of him.

Nice! Tail gaff.

Brandan: Dammit.

Nick: Tail gaff, brandan.

♪ ♪

number 15!

Yeah!

Number 15.

Cliff: Cleat him off, boys.

We got 15.

Hell, yeah, boys.

Nick: Yeah, baby!

It feels really good to know
that we're the only boat

with a fish so far this morning,
and that's just what we need.

We need those guys to start
unraveling under the pressure.

And right now, little shell's
putting pressure on everybody.

All right, boys.

Let's put him on the boat
and see what he looks like.

And so, in the end,
I wanna be the champion.

I wanna feel victory again.
I miss it.

Welcome aboard.

Brandan: Let's get
a measurement on him.

Cliff: 103, boys.

Nick: All right!

Hell of a way to end the day
or begin the day, I guess.

Cliff: I like night fishing.

Back on top, for the moment.

Zack: These first
little bit of hours

are normally when the fish
are the most active,

so we really need our bite.

The fish just about to pop off.

We're patiently waiting.

Our season's been full
of struggles all year.

It'd be nice for something
to go right for a change.

These last couple days
are crucial.

All right, minnie.
Time for you to do your tricks.

We need as much money
as possible

to make a profit this season.

And these last couple days

are kind of like
the icing on the cake,

and we want a pretty big cake.

Fishing now, boys.

Daniel: Hot tuna behind us.

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tj: It's crunch time.

Got to keep
these bears dancing.

The sunrise bite
is the magic hour.

This is when the fish
are coming into feed,

and they're
being very aggressive,

and they're running out on
the surface in that hot water.

There's a lot of boats
working this same area,

so you wanna be the first
captain to get your boat

over that mark when
these fish start biting,

because if you don't,
someone else will,

and they'll get bit.

There's a lot of boats,

there's a lot of talent
in this area, you know.

Right now, it's a lottery.

Any minute now.

Jarrett: Come on.

[beeping]

tj: There's a mark.

Couple singles down, 150.

Jarrett: Come on.

The magic hour
is about to happen.

Tj: We know that little shell
caught a fish earlier.

There's no doubt
that in my mind right now

I can feel it slipping away.
I've got to get us a bite.

It's gonna be a battle
to the end here.

Jarrett: Here we go.

We're in the right spot.
We just need the bite.

Tj: This is the time, man.
This is when it all goes down.

[splash]

what the [bleep] was that?
What was that?

That wasn't a tuna.

Looked like a mako
jumping on the stick.

Definitely wasn't a bluefin.

Lucky we didn't hook him.

We missed him,
so we're still fishing.

Get these bears dancing,
try and get that right mark.

[beeping]

zack: There's us
a real mark right there.

We're gonna do
whatever it takes.

The fat lady hasn't sung
on the rasta rocket.

We're gonna give it
every little bit we can.

Daniel: Come to papa.

[beeping]

zack: Come on, baby.
Give us ours.

[beeping]

[reel clicking]

[reel unspooling]

we're on!

Yeah, baby! Hooked up.

Daniel: Come on. Stay on, baby.

Zack: Stay tight, baby.

Daniel: This could
be the real deal.

Zack: Oh, man.
Looks like tj over there, guys.

He's headed right for our fish.
He's gonna cut him off.

Tj, we're tight, man.
He's headed towards you.

Turn, please.
Turn, please, tj.

[dog barking]

tj: The bears stay dancing,
and everyone's happy.

[beeping]

daniel: Move to the bow.

Zack: Hey, tj.
Will you please turn?

Will you please turn?
We got him tight.

He's hooked on top, man.

Bobby: Rasta's
got one today and--

zack: Turn, please,
turn, please, tj.

Bobby: Tj, he's gonna
cut his fish off.

Greg: There's tj,
and there's the rocket,

right straight behind us. Yeah.

And the rocket's hooked up right
there, somewhere between them.

Zack: Tj, we're tight.
Turn, please, tj.

[dog barking]

tj, will you please turn?
We got him tight.

He's up on top, man.

Tj: Rocket, are you tight,
or you out of gear there?

What's going on?
Coming up on you here.

Zack: We're tight,
and he's going your way.

Turn to your starboard
or something hard.

Tj: Starboard or port?

Zack: He's not 100 foot up top
all the way down to the...

Greg: He is kind of hard
to understand.

[laughs]

bobby: Yeah, I can't
get involved, dude.

I'm already at w*r.
This first hour, it's critical.

I mean, it's,
I mean, we all know

that's the dinner bell
for bluefin.

Zack: Turn, please, turn.
Tj, will you please turn?

Tj: Rasta, we should
be clear of you.

Catch 'em up, man.

Zack: Thank you, tj.

Right now, we're desperate.

Now let's get
this thing on board.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

we really need this one.

♪ ♪

he's coming up.
We're gonna see him here.

Need some gear, or are you good?

[snap]

no way!

Dammit.

Gone.

Oh.

We can't catch a break.

That was our early morning bite
we've been hoping for all day.

That was a tuna.

Just can't, can't catch a break.

Right now, you know,
time's ticking.

That bite was really important.

♪ ♪

nick: We got one more day.
We need one more fish.

Scotty!

Scott: Another one, huh?

Cliff: What's up, scotty?
Nick: Got us one more.

Scott: I don't know how you guys
are doing this, man.

What do you say,
you wanna get it up?

Nick: All right, let's do it.

Let's get him up there
and look at him.

Scott: Let's do it.

Cliff: This second
to the last day,

been good fishing
for the little shell.

We're excited because we've
been showing all these guys

what we're here to do,
and that's catch fish,

and we've been doing it.

And we're gonna go out there and
give it everything we've got,

and hopefully it's good enough
to take first.

Nick: Scotty, what do we got?

Scott: Looking at 495 pounds.

Nick: Nice. Nice fish.

Let's take a look at him
and see what we can do.

Scott: Let's check it out.

Nick: The buyer's looking
for a fish with a lot of fat,

a vibrant red color,
and a good clear core.

That's what we're gonna need

if we're gonna bring home
a win to wanchese.

Scott: All right, guys.
Good color.

Nick: Not too bad.

Scott: And there is
some fat in the majors.

Nick: For sure.

Scott: Hopefully,
the core is good.

That's all I'm concerned
about right now.

Really nice. Greasy fish.

Nick: Well, scotty.
We need every dollar we can get.

It's coming down
to a horse race.

What can you do for us?

Scott: Bottom line?
Nick: Bottom line.

Scott: $18 a pound.

Brandan: All right.

Cliff: Yes, sir, bud.

Nick: Thank you, man.

Scott: Hopefully,
we'll see you one more time.

Nick: Hopefully we get you
a little bit nicer one tomorrow.

Scott: All right.

Cliff: We're 15 for 15.
We're on a roll.

And we're gonna make
that happen one more time.

Hopefully, we'll just get a big
one that puts us over the top.

Nick: One more go-around.
We got one more day.

We'll get it done.

Narrator: Little shell's nearly

nine grand payday pushes

the local boat into the lead,

knocking four-time champion

fishin' frenzy

into second place.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

tyler: It's gonna happen for us.

We're gonna get bit here.

We know there's
a lot of fish here.

We just need our number
to get pulled.

We can't lose
to this little shell.

Merm!

You got to drive.

Marissa: I am driving.

Tyler: Okay.

Marissa: Tyler's been fishing
in the outer banks

a lot longer than I have.

Winning this season would
mean everything to him,

and it's important to me, too.

We both wanna be the first
northern boat to win down here.

We're so close, but the
little shell is getting ahead.

We need another tuna asap.
We're running out of time.

Tyler: Come on. Here we go.
We're getting bit.

Get ready.

[beeping]

[reel unspooling]

we're on!

We're on!

♪ ♪

double, merm! Double!

Marissa: Double. Woo!

Tyler: I can't get this
out of the clip.

Here, merm.

Marissa: What?

Tyler: Hold this.

We got to get control
of this one.

He's burning us down.

Uh!

Give me that.

Reel these in.

We got to get tight here, merm.

I'm getting smoked here.
Move that rod.

Reel in the line.

Two fish on. This is mayhem.

We're gonna
get tangled up, merm.

No!

Marissa: What?

Tyler: We've got to
get tight here, merm.

Doubled up, 784 643. Two on.

Greg: [bleep]

I just can't get
in [bleep] position.

Tyler: We're on the meat.

Tj: Sounds like
there's a few bites.

Sounds like tyler might have

just hooked a double
off our bow.

So, we've only got
a couple days left

to make this happen.

The clock is ticking.

The quota is definitely
getting eaten up fast.

Two and a half miles.

Tyler: They're like,
"oh, they're holding two?"

stay tight.

Looking good, merm.
Looking good.

Looking good. Here we go.

Watch the line.
Watch the line.

I'm either under you
or I'm over you.

These fish are racing
towards each other,

which is a recipe for disaster.

If these lines cross,
it's game over,

and we're losing both fish.

Marissa: You're over.

Tyler: It's really important
that we move the rods right now

so that it gets the fish
swimming in opposite directions.

Okay. Hold this one.

Because if they swim
into each other,

we're gonna lose both of them.

We got two on. We finally
got them settled down.

This one looks like it's going
out on top away from us.

This one's starting
to settle and go down.

Marissa: This feels
like a ginormous fish

we have to drag up all the way,

and he's taken a lot
of line a couple times.

Tyler: With time running out,

it's awesome to have
two shots at a bluefin,

but we can only keep one.

Right now, we got to concentrate

on getting the bigger fish
to the boat.

Marissa: Ai ai ai.

Back to the swivel.

Tyler: Get him, sis.

Get him!

I'm pulling with two hands on
the line, and merm's reeling.

Straight commercial.

Oh, [bleep]!

Marissa: Oh, my god.

One fish is going crazy
under the boat.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

tyler: Double, merm! Double!

Marissa: Double!

One fish is going crazy
under the boat.

Tyler: Get on this thing.

We're fighting two fish,
and one of them is threatening

to free itself from the hook.

We're only allowed to keep one.

With less than 36 hours
left in the season,

we need as many chances
to land a fish as we can get.

My fish stopped cooperating.

[snap]

damn. He pulled the hook.

Marissa: Later.

Tyler: We're down
to one fish now.

Keep winching.

Keep winching.

Good job. Let's take our time
with this one,

try and hang on to this one.

Marissa: He's coming up.
We're gonna see him here.

Tyler?

Tyler: Yup. Reel.

He's just circling out.

Marissa: All right, color.
Get the harpoon.

Tyler: Okay.

Marissa: Woo!

Get him, ty.

Tyler: Got him in the head.

Marissa: You got him?

Woo! Look at that big boy.

Where's the tail?

He's ours.

Tyler: Take that,
little shell. Woo!

It's come down to one day
of fishing, us versus them.

I like our chances.

Yeah, merm. Woo!

Marissa: Woo!

Tyler: Oh. Thank you,
thank you, thank you.

Bobby:
I'm just shaking my head.

Funny, actually,
from a distance.

Just tyler being tyler,
you know?

Can't help himself.

Sandro: Be a good time
to get a bite.

Tyler: Don't mess
with me and my sister.

Ooh! Good job, merm.
Let's get this one aboard

and let's start
heading to the west.

I know what I'm capable of
as a fisherman,

and I know what my sister's
capable of doing,

and I think
we're a very strong team.

Yeah, baby!

And these other guys
underestimating us...

All right, down.

I hope that in the long run,
we're gonna prove them wrong.

Nice, merm.

Grab a measurement
of this one. Woo!

Marissa: All right, tyler.


Tyler: Perfect. Good job, merm.
We k*lled it.

Marissa: Really proud
of you, tyler.

Tyler: Uh! We needed this one.
Pinwheel, baby.

I mean, this fish
hasn't even sold,

we haven't even
been paid for it,

and I'm already focused
on the next fish.

We're in this to win this.

We didn't come down here
to play games.

Marissa: That was
a crazy double hookup.

Tyler: We're right in there
with little shell.

♪ ♪

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bobby: Damn!
Pinwheel's heading home.

Brian: I'm hearing
some action on the radio.

Hopefully, we can
get a quick bite.

It's lonely at the bottom.

Bobby: I got porpoise
right here. Two tones.

Brian: Yeah. We got
all these mammals out here

surfing in the waves.

That's always a good sign.

Bobby: A lot action over here.
It's ridiculous, almost.

Dave: Oh, yeah, I'm right here.

Sandro: We'll get one.

Dave: When you know
there's not much quota left,

the pressure builds.

Oh, boy.

We're sitting in
a pretty good spot right now,

but the fish could be anywhere.

Thankfully, we've learned
that most of the time

tuna congregate
right around the point.

The point is just
a small indentation

of the continental shelf.

There's lots of bait here,

and that usually means
there's lots of tuna.

I wanna get one
so bad right now.

You know, there's
no guarantees in fishing.

But the point is definitely
known for holding fish.

It's notorious,

and I'm hoping we can catch
a giant bluefin tuna.

Not much time left.

We have today,
and we have tomorrow.

I got, I see something
in front here.

Big boil right here.

There's a pack of them
right there.

Packs of three,
five, six, whatever.



Bobby: Big marks here, bro.

How are we not tight?

Oh, dude.
Dude, marks everywhere.

At 80, at 100, at 150.

Oh, we are marking fish, man.

At least we know
we're in the right spot,

so, so let the games begin.

[beeping]

paul: See you get them
flip-flopping right there?

You see them?
There's another one over here.

That looks like a shark.
Right here.


See the fin?

[beeping]

[reel clicking]

[reel unspooling]

sandro: Here we go! We're on!
We're on! We're on! We're on!

Dave: That's him. That's him.

All right, that's him.

Sandro: Oh, this is a tuna fish.

Dave: That's what we wanted.

Sandro: Smoking it.

Dave: Yes, sir. Woo!

I saw the break, and got on
the other side of it, and bam.

Right, paul?
That's definitely a tuna.

Paul: Yeah, they are here.

[laughs]

sandro: Game time.

Dave: I got a real one
on here at 660.

Bobby: Send him over.

Send him over.

Dave: 66 to 72.
Right in the warm water.

Tj: [bleep]

I got to calm down.

Sandro: Go forward.

Go forward.

Dave: Keep that arm
spinning, sandro.

Paul: Got him coming.
Got him coming. Ah!

Sandro: Ready, dave?

Dave: Yup.

Sandro: Holy [bleep],
that was brutal.

Paul: Nobody said
this was gonna be easy.

Dave: He's pissed.
All that string is going away.

It's the bottom of the ninth,

and we're closing in
on the championship.

No northern boat has ever won
in the outer banks,

and I wanna make that change,
I wanna win.

We've got a big fish
on the line right now.

All we've got to do
is hold on to him

for a real shot at the title.

Sandro: [whistles]
this is a big fish, man.

There's probably 500, 600 feet
of line out right now.

This guy is still swimming.

Kind of going this way
or that way, up, down.

Hope to get him settled
to his pinwheel.

When they're going off
like this,

changing directions, zigzagging,
that's the time we lose 'em.

Sandro: This fish is crazy.
He's just got to chill.

Dave: All right.
He's doing some funky stuff.

Sandro: Careful.
We don't wanna lose him.

Dave: Hang on.

Hang on.

We're in his world.
We'll do what he wants.

Paul: He's coming.

Dave: All right.
He's doing some funky stuff.

Sandro: Careful.
We don't wanna lose him.

Dave: Hang on.

Hang on.

Paul: Coming up. Coming up.

Sandro: He's right here.
Right here.

Dave: Go forward, forward left.

Forward left. Forward left.
Forward left.

He's right there.

Paul: Forward, forward.

Dave: All right.
Hard in reverse. He's toast.

[bleep]

paul: Easy, sandro.
See him, sandro.

Easy, easy.

Dave: Wait, wait.
I'll bring him right to you.

Stick that [bleep]
right in the back.

You're good. You're good.

Watch the line.

Holy [bleep], is he big.

Left side of you?

Sandro: Yeah.
He's a [bleep] monster.

Oh, [bleep]

paul: Come around here, guys.
Come on. [laughs]

sandro: Oh, [bleep] is he big.

Paul: Come on, jamba lamba.

Dave: Cleat up. Cleat up.

Oh, my god.
Look at the size of him.

Sandro: Yeah.
He's a [bleep] monster, dude.

Paul: We did it.

[laughs]

sandro: Damn.

Dave: Kicking a*s, huh?

Sandro: He's so thick.

Paul: It's a big fish,
if he's amazed.

Dave: Now, look.

Paul: You know how to smile,
come on, give us some, yeah.

It's a nice one.

Dave: You ready?

Sandro: Go ahead, dave.

Paul: He's just
so thick and broad.



Dave: He's huge. Oh, my god.

Tyler who?

Paul: Now let's measure him.

Sandro: What is it?

Paul: Ready?

Sandro: 112.

Paul: Wow. 112.

Sandro: 112 inches. Jumbo.

Dave: This is our biggest fish
of the year.

Just this fish alone makes
coming down here worth it.

Sandro: We're gonna
come back at midnight.

Gonna try to end the season
on an even bigger note.

It'd be tough to beat.

Paul: Nice tuna, boys.

Dave: We're not done yet. Woo!

Brian: We ain't
gonna quit, right, drew?

Drew: We ain't gonna quit.
We ain't got no quit in us.

Brian: Yeah. Rasta rocket's
right over there.

Bobby: How about you, zack?

Rasta rocket,
are you picking me up?

Zack: All right.

Bobby: You getting ready to
settle in for a nice long night?

What are you thinking?

Zack: I'm gonna give it
a little bit after dark.

See what the bite is anyway,

if anybody marks them
or finds them.

Bobby: I ain't seen [bleep]
for three hours.

Zack: I ain't neither.

When we first got up here,
we was marking a lot of fish.

Now they just vanished.

Bobby: Good luck to you, boys.

We are the defending champs.

In the position
we are in currently,

you feel like you're
failing yourself, your family,

your crew, their family.

Winning this competition
is one thing,

but we do this to pay bills.

Things are getting dire,
you know.

Come on, baby!
Let's go get some.

Tyler: This is gonna come
right down to the wire.

What up, what up, mary?

Mary: Hey, guys.
Tyler: How you doing?

Mary: Great to see you back.

Tyler: Nice when
everything works out.

Mary: You know,
the end is in sight,

and you guys have been
battling hard all season.

Tyler: It's all about who has
the most money in the end,

and hopefully
this is a good quality fish,

and we can get
helped out with it.

Mary: Let's see what we can do
for you, guys.

Tyler: What's this nice
little unit dressing out at?

Mary: 316 pounds.

Tyler: Wish it was
a little bit bigger, you know,

especially coming down
to the wire, but.

Mary: Let's see
what the inside looks like.

♪ ♪

all right. Well,
I do see some fat in here.

You can see that it's,
the tail's a little bit dark.

It's not the diamond
I was hoping for,

you know, from you, guys.

So, let's check out the core
and see what we got there.

Tyler: Not really
that nice of a core.

Mary: It's not.
What in the world?

But you do see
some fat here nonetheless,

and you do see
a little skin fat down here.

I think the best I can do for
you guys on this is gonna be...

$11 a pound.

Tyler: It's not a great price.

It's at least a decent price,
but, I mean.

Mary: Got another day.

Go back out there
and get the diamond.

Tyler: I wish this fish

could have been
a little better quality

because then we would have
got a higher price.

It's coming down to the wire,
we only have one more day.

If little shell and dot-com
land good fish,

this game could be over for us

and we could lose
our shot at winning.

We're gonna get it done.

We just got to get out there
and catch one more.

We got to make it happen.

Paul: We made it! [laughs]

ooh, baby.

Sandro: What's up, buddy?

Scott: What's going on, guys?

Sandro: Got a big fat one
for you.

Dave: Jumbo.

Scott: By the tail, it looks
like it's a 110 inches.

Dave: 112.

Scott: That's amazing.

Let's see.
Let's see what you got.

Dave: You know, to come
down here for the first time

and do what we're doing, we know
we could possibly win this.

Scott: One giant leap
for the dot-com.

Dave: Anything is possible.

What's the dress weight
there, scott?

Scott: 681 pounds dressed.

Sandro: Yeah.

Paul: Yeah. Yes.

Sandro: That's a lot of meat.

Paul: Slob, baby.

Dave: That's good.
All we need is a good price now.

Scott: It's a nice one.
We'll see.

Dave: Yes.

Scott: Not bad.

It's a got a little bit
of fat in here.

I mean, it does kind of look
a little dark right here.

Let's check out this core.

Dave: All right.

What do you think, scott?

Scott: You know,
with a fish this size,

this fish not having
much fat to it.

Bottom line, you guys...

...10 bucks a pound.

Paul: All right.

Dave: All right.

Paul: Yup. We'll see you
tomorrow. Same time.

Scott: Sounds good.

Dave: All right. Let's go.
Let's get out of here.

Let's go do it.
Thanks, scott.

We have just one more day.
That's it.

It's over after tomorrow night.
You know, anything could happen.

It's anybody's for the taking,
and hopefully, the dot-com.

We're gonna go
put the boots to it,

and we're gonna make it happen.

Sandro: Yeah, we got this.

Narrator: Pinwheel's three

grand payday lifts the boat

into second place

behind local crew little shell,

while dot-com's monster fish

secures them

a third-place spot,

with only one day left to fish.

♪ ♪

tj: Head to the 660, jarrett.
I'll rig up a couple baits.

Jarrett: This is it.

It's just now breaking midnight.

I mean, we are counting down
the hours, 100 percent.

And we probably have


Tj: I know that
the clock is ticking,

and every hour that goes by,

my chances of taking
that top spot are fading away,

so we're gonna fish a spot
that's been good to us

so far this season.

The waters have been warm there,

and that's what brings out
the tuna.

So, if we see
the right water temperature

or the kind of things
that these bluefin like to be in

down here in the outer banks,

the better chance we have
of winning this thing.

Jarrett: Today's the last day
of it, you know,

and we need to get a monster
to make this happen,

so we need a miracle.

Tj: We need a couple
big weights for the down rod.

Jarrett: Yup. I gotcha.

Tj: It's a slow night.

Not what we wanna see for the
last day on the water, for sure.

[beeping]

jarrett: Well, you got these
long stringy kind of like,

they go up,
and they're jagged.

You see a couple there,
you see one big one there.

These marks are 100 percent
considered, you know,

bluefin marks.

Well, we got a couple
of monsters under the boat.

Tj: How deep?

Jarrett: 120.

[reel clicking]

is that him?

Now here we go.

Tj: Here we go. You're on.

Jarrett: There he goes.
There he goes.

Nice work, buddy!

Jarrett: Is that him?

[reel unspooling]

tj: Here we go. You're on.
You're on. You're on.

Jarrett: Oh, we got
two monsters, dude.

Tj: Crank, crank, crank, crank.

Jarrett: He's on there.

There he goes.
There he goes.

[dog barks]

there we go.

Nice work, buddy!

Tj: Stay tight on him.

Jarrett: Oh, now,
he just walked in here.

We just marked monsters
on the screen.

He just got the two baits out,
literally, just got 'em out.

We need this fish big time.

Tj: This could be
our last fish of the season,

so we're down and tight, baby.

Jarrett: Yeah. Woo!

Come on, man.
He's way up on top still.

Jarrett: You know, it's very,
very iffy, you know.

Tj: Hoping it's a tuna,
you know.

You got to treat everything
like a tuna.

Jarrett: Nighttime bite, man.
They're weird.

I don't know.

Hopefully, these things
are bluefin.

Hold on. Slow down real quick.

I'm gonna put it
in this other holder.

Tj: With less than 24 hours
left to fish,

we're hooked
into something big.

And we're hoping that
this is the bluefin we need

to push the hot tuna to the top
at the end of the season.

Jarrett: The ht
works its magic again.

Tj: I don't know
if I worked my magic yet.

♪ ♪

jarrett: What's going on there?
What's that?

So, we've had
some instances this year

where we thought it wasn't
a tuna, but it was a tuna,

so we need a big one
to finish out.

Feel like it's circling, no?

Coming back towards you?

Jarrett: Kind of, yeah.

Here he comes.

Tj: Here he comes.
We're about to see him now.

Ah!

Broke him off.
All right, there he goes.

Jarrett: [bleep]

tj: Wrong species.

Jarrett: Well, I mean, all you
can do is put the lines back out

and set back up and drift
and do it again.

That's all you can do.

Tj: They're not gonna
make it that easy for us

our last day out here.

Tyler: Merm, this is
extreme crunch time.

Marissa: It's the last day
of the season,

so we have to do
whatever it takes.

Tyler: Less than 24 hours.

We're gonna do
whatever it takes.

We're gonna just
keep drifting the rod.

Make short drifts through here
for a little while.

Switch off between me and merm,

and then before the sun
comes up,

we're gonna be
on our game trolling.

I'm gonna rig up
our bread and butter.

It's really important.

See what happens.
Never know. Never know.

Marissa: The quota closes
at 11:30 tonight.

We have less than 24 hours

to land a fish
and get back to the dock,

and we have about a four-hour
journey into the dock,

so that doesn't
give us much time.

Tyler's rigging up everything
just to be prepared

in case we have to switch
to trolling in the morning.

It's good to be prepared,
have everything ready.

Get a couple hours
of sleep, maybe,

and then wake up
if there's a bite.

Tyler: Whatever we got to do
to catch a fish,

that's what I'm all about.

One day left. Let's go.
Let's square this thing up.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

nick: All right, boys.
Get your stick stuff out.

Cliff: It's time to go sticking.

Nick: We've been
drifting all night.

We haven't caught nothing.

We're just putting out
our stick here.

The sun's cracking.

We're trying to get one
trolling here.

Everybody's still out here.

Nobody caught one
as far as I know.

Been a long night.

The goal for today
is to catch a fish.

If we can't catch a fish,

at least hope no one else
catches one either.

We're running out of time.

Tyler: My bones shake
just thinking

that little shell's right here.

Really want to get one today,
ice this competition.

It's the last day of fishing.
Got to get 'em out.

Everything we've worked for
all season comes down to today.

Crazy.

♪ ♪

sandro: Now is
pretty much primetime.

Hopefully we get 'em now.

Get 'em quick
and get the hell out.

Dave: Got to be back
by 11:30 tonight.

Sandro: We did have
a slob yesterday.

It's gonna be definitely tough
to beat, but you never now.

Dave: Got to make this happen.

[sighs]

dirty: We got less
than 18 hours to go.

Greg: We're gonna go ahead
and rig one of your worms.

Dirty: I'm rigging one.

Greg: Yeah, we'll
put that on there.

I'll get a bite here.

We thought it was gonna happen
last night and the night before.

There's so many fish around.

We figured last night
was automatic.

It didn't work out like that,
so here we are trolling.

Dirty: It's a beautiful morning,
beautiful sunrise.

Clash of the titans
comes down to this.

Everybody's got their tridents
out, they're ready,

ready to stick something.

It's epic.

Billon: We'll do
what we have to do.

♪ ♪

tj: Plenty of coverage.

Plenty of guys out here
that know what they're doing.

Got the frenzy next to us.

Little shell, tyler,
rasta rocket, reel e' dumdum.

Dot-com's up the road,
but you know,

there's five of us here
that all can get bit.

We need it to be us.

Has anybody marked yet?

Tyler: Nope.

The pressure is really on.
We've got to get one.

Marissa: We have to get one
before 7:00, right?

Tyler: Master captain merm says
we must catch one before 7:00.

Tj: Any one of us that gets
the bite today, man,

that could be you.

We've only got
about 15 hours left

before the fat lady
is singing on this quota,

so hopefully we round 'em up.

We don't have much time, though.

I'd have to catch a fish
by dark today and rush in,

so just gonna
keep making circles,

keep those bears dancing,

see if we can't be
that lucky dog.

Any minute now.

[beeping]

holy [bleep].

[dog barking]

stay here. Stay! Stay!

You got to see
the [bleep] mark, dude.

Best mark of the year.

There's 200 fish on the screen.

[beeping]

we've got more fish under the
boat than I've seen all season.

Oh, come on!

Jarrett: There we go.

Tj: Getting a bite
from any of these fish

would completely
change the game.

Jarrett: Oh.

[beeping]

just missed one.

[beeping]

tj: It looked like them.

There he is.
There he is.

[whack]
get it.

[dogs barking]

jarrett: We're on, baby.

Tj: Here we go.

It's a big one.

♪ ♪

mother lode right here.



[bleep] stupid, stupid.

Got 150 of them
on the screen right now.

Greg, tyler, nick, rasta,
pressure's on.

[laughter]

greg: Oh, yeah, we're coming.

Nick: He's got
a good mark underneath of him.

We're gonna get it real tight.

Brandan: Woo!

Nick: The fish are here, baby.

Come on!

Tj: Down and tight, baby.
Final day of the season.

Got about 13, 14 hours left
before the fat lady sings,

and ht is down
and dirty, baby. Woo!

How's it looking, bro?
You all right?

Jarrett: We're looking good.
We're good.

Tj: We need a big one.
How's he feel?

Jarrett:
He's very iffy, you know.

Only one way to find out.

Tj: You know, we need this fish
to be a good-sized fish.

We're happy to be
down and tight.

We say every day we'll take a


but if there was ever a moment
we needed a sea monster

or a 100-inch fish,
this is that fish.

Jarrett: I see color.
He's coming up. He's coming up.

He's coming up.

Tj: He's right here.
He's right here.

Jarrett: He's coming up.

Get the harpoon.
Get the harpoon.

Do it.

Tj: I got him.

Jarrett: Woo! Nice hit.

Rope.

Tj: Good job, buddy.

Jarrett: All right, man.

Tj: All right,
let's load him up, brother.

Jarrett: All right,
you're good there.

Well, he's not a sea monster,
but he's a keeper.

It's the end of the year,
and I'm happy to have him, man.

Tj: Me, too, bro.
Let's measure him out.

Jarrett: Let's see what
this beast measures out.

Tj: Well, he's only 74,
but he makes it, bro.

Jarrett: Hey, he's legal.

Tj: Good job. Good season.

Jarrett: Nice season, buddy.
Nice season, man.

We're going home.
We're going home.

Tj: You've got
less than 12 hours...

Marissa: Last day. Stress.

Tj: Here we go.

What's shaking, mary?

Mary: How's it going, guys?

Tj: Well, we got our last fish
of the season.

Competitive right to the end.

Mary: Let's check it out.

Tj: All right. Let's do it.

The fact that the tuna gods even
gave us that fish is a blessing.

Some of these guys are out there
like the dot-com

and the frenzy
and the little shell and tyler.

They've got nothing right now,

so we're fortunate
we're at the dock.

We've got a beautiful fish.

We're right there
to the bitter end.

How we looking, mary?
What do we got?

Mary: 342 pounds, guys.

Tj: All right.
Let's check him out.

Mary: Okay.

Tj: Nice little unit.

Mary: It is really pretty.

Tj: I know it.

Mary: Look, you could just see
how clear and beautiful.

I mean, it's like
the perfect color.

Tj: I know.
Let's check out the core.

Mary: All right.

Tj: Not a bad core.

Mary: Not bad at all.

There's a little bit of fat
there showing in the core, too.

Beautiful, so...

Tj: So, last one for the season.
This is it.

Mary: The last one, I think I'm
gonna be able to pay you...

♪ ♪

$19 a pound for this fish.

Tj: Hey.
Jarrett: There we go.

Tj: A good way
to finish our season.

Jarrett: Not bad.
Thank you very much.

Mary: You're very welcome, guys.

Tj: Well, it was a good season.
We'll see you in gloucester.

Mary: Happy to see you, guys.

Tj: Thanks, mary.

Mary: See you in gloucester.

Jarrett: We'll see you
in gloucester.

Tj: We had a great season, bro.

Jarrett: We had a k*ller season.

Tj: Finished pretty strong.
Now it's a waiting game.

Jarrett: I know, right?

Narrator: With less than

12 hours left to fish,

hot tuna's six-grand payday

lifts the northern boat

ahead of frenzy and dot-com

and into third place.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

greg: Tj caught a fish
this morning.

Keep circling around out here
where we had seen him last.

Hopefully, we can get a bite.

If we don't catch anything
in the next 12 hours,

our season's over.

Dirty's rigging a special bait.

Dirty: I'm just trying
something a little different.

I saw 'em eating a ribbon
earlier like this one.

Do what we got to do.

Greg: Get the ribbon bite.

We've never been this far behind
at the end of a season,

but a jumbo bluefin could
still launch us on top.

We've gotta catch one fast,

or else our shot
at our fifth championship,

the one we've been working
for all season, will be shot.

Got to get over them
at the right time,

find the ones
that want to bite.

I'm doing a really good job
of avoiding them.

Dirty: Done a few laps.

♪ ♪

[ticking]

[reel unspooling]

hey, flat line.

Got 'em on. Screamer.

Got 'em on.

Greg: That's it.
Got him, baby.

Hooked up. Got him on the rod.

That's the flat line,
just move it around.

Comin' around.

There you go.

Dirty: Help me grab this
a little bit.

You got it?

Got it.

Billon: I'm tight here.
I'm good.

Greg: Okay. Coming down.

Zack: You get a bite, greg?

Greg: Whee! We're tight.

Zack: Dang.

Tyler: Greg just got bit.

[beeping]

marissa: Jumbo at the 20.

[beeping]

[beeping]

[ticking]

[reel unspooling]

oh, we're on.

Tyler: I got him on
right here. 775 665.

We're on. We're on.
Oh, [bleep] big bite.

Greg: Oh, come on.
I hope we get this one.

Billon: I hope. Tough shot here.

Sandro: Oh, man.
Tyler's on again. [bleep]

we suck.

Nick: That's pinwheel.

Brandan: Dammit.
What the [bleep]?

Tyler: Oh, it's burning it down.

Burning us down.

Oh, my god. The rigger.

[bleep] the lines are tangled.

Damn, damn, damn,
damn, damn, damn, damn.

♪ ♪

marissa: Careful with that line.

Tyler: Ooh, definitely
bent the rigger.

[bleep]

last day of the season
and bent the outrigger.

Marissa: Oh.

Tyler: Damn.

Marissa: Tyler, it's fine.
We're good.

Let's hope this is
a good-sized fish

and that we don't need
the rigger anymore for today.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

greg: Heavy fish.
Very heavy fish.

Thank you, thank you.
Finally had a bite.

Billon: Finally.
I hope we get him.

Oh. Hopefully he'll hang on.

Greg: He took a lot of line.

Could be our last fish
of the season.

I hope this is our last fish
of the season.

I want to catch this one
and not worry about it

and get my a*s
back to the dock.

That's tyler.

Marissa: He took a lot of line.

Tyler: Kicking a*s, merm.

I'm re-rigging in case
something bad does happen

and we lost this one,
we can fire [bleep] back out.

Marissa: We have 11 hours
until the quota is over.

This is a really energetic fish.

Just letting him get tired.

He's pulling the boat.

There he goes.

Tyler: Both frenzy and us
got good fish on the line.

Greg's won the competition
down here more than anyone.

But now, if we can
catch this bluefin,

we're gonna be
the first northern boat

to shock the fleet
and win down in the south.

Marissa: This fish could mean
the season for us.

Greg: Wouldn't that be good
if we got one

and dot-com got one
and the rocket got one

and tyler and nick are left

to slug it out
until 9:00 tonight?

Billon: Oh. Ain't over
till it's over.

Tyler: Definitely seems
like the one, right, merm?

Marissa:
This feels like a good fish.

Let's hope this is
the winning one.

You never know until
you get them to the surface.

[snap]

tyler: What, it came off?

Marissa: This feels
like a good fish.

Let's hope this is
the winning one.

You never know until
you get them to the surface.

[snap]

we just broke it off.

Tyler: What, it came off?

Marissa: He's gone.

Tyler: What the [bleep]
happened?

Marissa: I don't know.

Tyler: Wow.

Marissa: What does that mean?

Tyler: Nothing.
Just [bleep] pulled the hook.

It's our freaking luck.

We needed that one.
Oh, my god.

It's gonna haunt us.

That just took us
right out of the game.

Damn! That was our fish.

That was the win right there.

Might not get another shot.

And frenzy's still
fighting their fish.

[bleep] pulled him off
right at the boat.

Greg: I don't want
another one after this one.

We get another one after this
one, that means we lost it.

You know what we need to do?

We need to catch this one
and put one of you guys

over there to help him
catch the fish.

Billon: Yeah.

Greg: Tyler is always
tough competition.

But honestly,
the frenzy's great

at holding onto a fish
in the clutch

and landing them
when it counts.

Dirty: There he is.
We got color.

Billon: Feels like a winner.

Dirty: All right. Swivel.

Circle out here to the right.
Come around to the left.

Billon: Looked like
he had a nice shape.

I mean, we'll,
we'll worry more about that

once we catch him.

Right now, we're still
trying to gain possession.

Greg: Wow. That's a nice fish.

Billon: Yeah.

Greg: That's a big fish.

Dirty: Yeah.

He's coming to me, greg.

Greg: Oh, look at that.

Come on, baby.

Greg: Nice. Get a gaff.

We don't want to lose this one.

♪ ♪

dirty: Yeah. Woo!

Billon: It's all over.

Dirty: I tell you what.

He's fatter
than I thought he would be.

Woo!

Greg: Hell, yeah.

Wow.

For four years, the frenzy's
been an outer banks champion.

Today, we just put ourselves
in position for a fifth title.

Billon: Yup.

Nice. What's it gonna be?

Dirty: 96.

Greg: Oh.

Billon: 96.

Dirty: Cool.

Billon: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Greg: All right. Happy day.

[bleep]

nick: And I just,
it's kind of a,

kind of a kick in the [bleep].

Brandan: [bleep]

dave: How big's your fish, greg?

Greg: All I can say
is you better catch a nice one.

All right, dot-com,
pinwheel, little shell.

I know you got a flair
for the dramatic.

Let's see how you can finish it.

Tyler: We might not
get another shot, dude.

It's 1:00, that was
a little bite there.

This could be the end
of our season.

Marissa: Yup. That is a fact.

Nick: We got some time.

Cliff: Come on, baby.

We're just gonna fish
right till the bitter end.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

tyler: We got to make it count.
We are running out of time.

Really, we have to be
heading in by 8:00.

It's coming down to the wire.

We got six hours before
the bluefin season closes,

and we got nothing
to show for it.

We are beyond stressed.

[beeping]

marissa: Well, we're marking.

Tyler: Where?

[beeping]

marissa: The 20.
Right above the 20.

Chasing tail.

Tyler: I'm stressed.
We're running out of time here.

Running out of time.

Marissa: 35 minutes to sunset.

Tyler: Where's nick?

[beeping]

nick: We need a bite.

We need a bite.

I'll take a 74-incher right now.

Cliff: There's another
slick-looking thing.

Nick: They're all up here, too.

There you go.

Tyler's out here
somewhere nearby.

I'm nervous.
They're nipping at our heels.

A northern boat's never won
in the outer banks,

and I'd like
to keep it that way.

Cliff: Still coming.

That's a good mark.

Nick: There's no relaxing
at this point in the season.

Got to get lucky, get the stick
over the right bunch.

Dave: We're fishing.
We're fishing good.

Any minute.

Paul: Okay.

Dave: This being our first
season in the outer banks,

if we would win it, that
would make a huge statement.

We have what it takes to do it,

we just need to execute now.

Sandro:
Come on. Let's go.

Come up and eat. Let's go.

[beeping]

tyler: Wow. Wow.

Huge marks.

What are those?

Tyler: Yeah, merm.

Marissa: Time to get one.

Brandan: Come on. Come back.

Nick: There he is again!
There he is.

Got 'em on!

Cliff: We ain't done!

Nick: We'll give ourselves
a chance, boys.

Brandan: Come on! Come back!

Nick: There he is again!
There he is.

Got 'em on!

Cliff: Hydros are on.

Pretty work, cap.
Way to jig that up.

I hope it's a good fish.
That's all we need.

We ain't done, boys.

Tyler: Come on.

We need a big fish.

We need a big, big fish.

[beeping]

we're marking 'em.

There's plenty of marks.
Lots of boats.

You think they'd snap.

Get a big boy.

[beeping]

[reel unspooling]

hey, I think something happened.

Woo! Got 'em on, merm.

[beeping]

woo! Come on, merm.

Marissa: We're on?

Tyler: Yeah, I need hydros.

Marissa: What?

Tyler: Woo.
Yes, I think it's him.

Let's hope it's him.

♪ ♪

got one on here.
Time is running out.

Sandro: Any second.

[beeping]

[beeping]

where the hell are the fish?

[beeping]

[reel clicking]

[reel unspooling]

we're on! Finally.
Dave, let's go.

Oh, yeah.

Paul: It's the real deal.

Dave: Yeah.

Paul: There you go.
Nice, thank you.

Dave: Tight.

We can come down here,
do what we can possibly do

by catching this guy.

We're stoked.

Paul: Let's hope
he's big enough.

Dave: Very well could be
our last fish, if we get him.

Sandro: Yes, sir.
Let's hope it's a good one.

Paul: Is this
our ticket home, maybe?

Sandro: I hope so.

There he goes.

Dave: Yeah.

Cliff: Feel like he's got
some weight to him?

Nick: I don't know,
we'll find out.

Cliff: All right.
Here comes the drop.

Nick: I really want to beat
the dot-com,

and I'd really want
to beat the pinwheel.

Unfortunately, they're both
hooked up, and that's bad news.

I cannot let
a gloucester boat win.

No mistakes right now.

Mistakes are gonna be

the difference
in winning and losing,

and I definitely want to bring
the trophy back to wanchese.

We need a big tuna to win.

Brandan: We got color.

Cliff: All right.
Here he comes, b.

Get your dart up.

Brandan: I'm ready, baby.

Cliff: Come on, b.

Nick: Hold on, brandan.
Hold on.

Short.

Cliff: Dammit!

Got to get the hook out of him.

Federal law states that we can't
keep a fish under 73 inches,

and that's to protect
the species.

It's your future giants.

It's heartbreaking.
Damn short.

Brandan: Caught a short.
Gonna get this back out there.

Where there's little ones,
there's big ones.

Nick: Now we need to get
the lines back out

and just try for our hail mary

and try to land a tuna
before this thing's all over.

We're behind again.

We just let one go.
Wasn't quite big enough.

Oh, boy.

Time is running out.

[cranking]

tyler: Last fish
of the season. Come on.

Got to get this one, merm.

Got to be patient.

Marissa: I really hope
this is a tuna.

Tyler: Forward.

Oh, it's a tuna.
I've seen it.

Marissa: You've seen it?

Tyler: Yup.

Marissa: Yes!

Sandro: [bleep], dude.
A lot of shaking.

A lot of shaking.

Paul: He's trying
to spit the hook.

Sandro: The rod kept shaking
like that, bouncing like that.

The more he jerks that line,

the more the hole
he bores out in his mouth.

Let's hope that hook
stays in him.

Dave: I can't believe
we thought we had a fish

that wasn't going to measure,

and here we are,
we're not even close.

Sandro: Bellying down.

[snap]

dave: Oh, no way.

He's gone. This is not
the last tuna for the season.

All right, put it in gear.

Paul: Those lines are ready
to go right out, right now.

Dave: Yup.
I'm putting it in gear.

Sandro: Tough time to lose one,
but not going home now.

Pulled the hook.

♪ ♪

marissa: Epic fish fight.

Tyler: Oh, no. Oh, no.

Marissa: What is this?
Tyler, it's wrapped around.

Tyler: Back up.

There's practically no time
left in this season,

and this fish is
doing everything in its power

to free himself from the hook.

If we make the slightest
mistake right now,

we could be tossing
away victory.

Forward.

Push the line
away from the boat.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

bump it forward.

Marissa: Keep it coming.

Tyler: Ooh, ooh.

Marissa: Whoa, baby.

Tyler: Merm, come here.

Here we go, merm.

Woo! I got him. He's huge.

Tail gaff.

He's [bleep] huge.

Oh, god. Dart pulled.
Dart pulled.

Oh, no!

Oh, my gosh, dude.

Tyler: Dart pulled! Dart pulled!

Oh, my gosh, dude.
Long gaff.

Marissa: Long gaff.

Tyler: Long gaff.

Oh, no.

Tail rope!

Get it on, merm!

Woo!

Oh, my god.
He's ours, and he's big.

Marissa: Woo!

Tyler: Yes! Oh, my god!
I can't believe it.

Marissa: I can't believe it
either, tyler.

Tyler: It feels so good to land
our 16th fish of the season.

Great job, sis.

Marissa: Good job, tyler.
This is absolutely incredible.

Tyler: All right, man.
Here we go.

And finally have a chance
to be the first northern boat

to win in the outer banks.

Marissa: Whoa!

Tyler: What a freaking fish.

Marissa: Woo! Another
jumbo for team pinwheel.

Tyler: What a big fish! Woo.

Let's measure this thing.

Yes!

Woo! 106!

Bang! That's it!

Hell, yeah! We got it!

Marissa: Yeah, we did.
Oh, my god.

Tyler: Unbelievable.

Pinwheel's headed
to the west, 106.

Nick: I want to catch one, too.

I don't want to go down
like this.

Brandan: It ain't over yet,
but it's pretty daggone close.

Gonna see some tears.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

billon: Just got to come up
with a hail mary miracle, dude.

Dirty: What's up, bloody mary?

Mary: What's up, guys?

Greg: We ended a little better
than we started this year.

Mary: All right. Well, I'm gonna
do the best I can to help you.

Greg: Okay. Cool.

We're hoping this fish
is good enough

to bring frenzy
its fifth title.

If it's got the weight
and the quality,

we could once again
be the outer banks champion.

All right, mary.
How big is it?

Mary: 409 pounds dressed, guys.

Greg: That's awesome.

Well, let's see
what he looks like.

Dirty: Look what this nice lady
has for us today.

Greg: They've got some fat
this year. It's awesome.

Mary: Some skin fat.

Looks like there's some
coming in here.

Let's see what this core
looks like.

Dirty: Oh, wow.

Billon: Wow.

Mary: Look at that.

You can really see the fat
all through.

It's a good fish, guys.

Greg: It's the last fish
of the season.

What do you got for us?
We need a big one.

Mary: I'm gonna say...

♪ ♪

$12 a pound.

Greg: All right.

Dirty: We'll take it.

Greg: Good job, boys.

Mary, I thank you.

It was a tough season,
but I think we ended up okay.

Let's hope that's enough
to win us the title.

Dave: Come on, let's go.

Even if we get one, we're not
gonna make the midnight cutoff.

Paul: It's nothing
anybody did wrong.

It's just one of those things.

That happens.

Dave: That's it.
That's a wrap. 12 fish.

It was a pretty
damn good season.

Wrapping it up.

Tyler: We're coming in for our
final offload of the season,

and, you know, it's so surreal.

It's like, wow,
we just worked our butts off.

Mary: Wow, what a last day.

I'm so glad
to see you guys here.

I got a little nervous
there today.

Tyler: Oh, we got very nervous

because we wanna be
the first boat from the north

to bring home the title.

Mary: All right.
Well, let's check it out.

Marissa: Once we realized
what we had to do,

we just stuck with it.

We know we can win this thing,

and we want to prove
them all wrong.

Tyler: Well, mary, this is
the last fish of the season.

What's this one dressing out at?

Mary: 463 pounds dressed.

Tyler: k*ller.
Another big piece.

Mary: Another huge fish.

Tyler: Let's check it out.

Mary: Hey, guys.
There's some fat coming in.

It's not loaded,
but there's some in there,

and I really like the color.

Tyler: Wow, look at that.
A nice core.

It's the last one
of the season for us.

We need a good price,
and we win this thing.

♪ ♪

mary: $18 a pound.

Tyler: Woo!

Yeah, merm. We won it.

Marissa: That's great.

Tyler: Thank you, mary.

Mary: Great job, guys.

Narrator: In a dramatic

last-minute finish,

pinwheel's $8,000 payday

earns the brother-sister duo

the top spot, making them

the first northern boat

to win an obx season.

Tyler: It was the best
of the best

all competing for the top spot,

and everyone brought
their a games this year.

My sister, fortunately,
she hung with me the whole time.

She didn't complain.

Then we started climbing
the leaderboard,

and here we are.

We're the champs.

Marissa:
You worked so hard, tyler.

You deserve this
more than anybody.

Tyler: You do, too.

I would've never done it
without you.

Really happy to be the first
northern boat to win down here.

I've always wanted to be that.

I've always thought
that I was worthy of it.

I've been fishing down here
for so long.

Our flag is just
barely hanging on.

That's pretty much
like how I feel right now.

Just really happy
to get back home.

Take some time off.

Get the boat
back up to gloucester

and try and see if we
can win up there, too.

Merm, we really are
the best of the best.

Marissa: Yes,
you're tyler the titan.

[tyler laughs]

brandan: Well, it was
a bummer way to end the season.

Nick: It sucks.
It really sucks.

I mean, nobody wants
to lose to the pinwheel.

Kind of hurt my feelings
a little bit.

Cliff: He was on it this year,
so you got to give it to him.

But maybe one year
we'll go in his backyard

and whoop his a*s there.

Nick: We've beaten
some of the champions.

We just need to beat them
at the same time.

[laughs]

bobby: So, that's a wrap.

It was a hell of a year
for us, man.

It was terrible, let's face it,
but we finished strong.

We will regain the title.
I guarantee you that.

Zack: We ain't first,
but we didn't finish last.

Shane: And the battle flag
will go away.

Zack: Yeah. Till next year.
A yankee finally took the title.

Shane: Hey, but tyler
fished hard this year.

Zack: Next year
will be our year.

Shane: Only one thing
left to do.

Daniel: You ready
to hit the road, girl?

You ready to go home?

Until next year, wanchese.

Dave: 2020 in the books.

Great freaking job,
both of you guys.

Sandro: Thank you.

Dave: Coming back next year?

Sandro: Bet your a*s we're
coming back next year.

Paul: Absolutely, yeah.

Dave: And we'll be
a little better even?

Paul: Oh, hell, yeah.

Dave: And home we go.

Paul: Woo!

Dirty: What's up?

Greg: I hate this time of year.

Dirty: Very bittersweet.

Greg: It's over. I can't
believe we lost to tyler.

Billon: I don't get it.

Greg: Yeah.
Well, we ended up in third.

I mean, it's not the worst thing
in the world.

Still better than buggings.

Billon: Yeah.

Greg: Well,
do it again next year.

Tyler: Wrapping things up.
Getting ready to go home.

Marissa: Hey, tyler. I made you
something really special.

Tyler: What,
I get a golden pineapple?

Marissa: You do.
This is our trophy.

Tyler: Thanks, merm.

Marissa: So it'll be good luck
this summer up in gloucester.

Tyler: Woo. Yeah! What up, guys?

Tj: What are you doing?
Good going.

Tyler: One of us had to do it
down here, man.

Tj: Finally a northern boat
took it.

Tyler: You guys
did really good, too.

Tj: Yeah, we grinded.

Well, congratulations, guys.
I'm proud of you.

Marissa: We're coming
for you this summer.

Tj: You are?

Marissa and tyler: Oh, yeah.

Tj: Well, why don't
we get straightened up

and get out of here
and go home, man?

Tyler: Later, bro.
Thanks, guys. Appreciate it.

Tj: Good going.

Jarrett: Congratulations, guys.

Marissa: Later. Let's go home.