16x09 - Cold w*r Heating Up

[bunniefuu]

♪♪

Narrator: one week into
the winter season...

Sig: we missed you
for the first trip,

But it went really well.mandy: alright.

We took advantage of the window
of opportunity.

Narrator: ...four captains
claim an early opilio lead.

We're gonna work
longer hours and harder

Because the more you catch,
the more you make.

New day,
new string, new hope.

Keith: this is what's known
as the recon trip.

-[ Chuckles ]
-whoo.

Narrator: now the rest of the
dutch harbor fleet arrives,

Steel in hand,
to fight for a whopping

$136 Million in snow crab quota.♪ I heard they coming for me ♪

Man: let's go fishing! Whoo!♪ They'll never, ever take me ♪

♪ Lay it on the line ♪

Jake: get this stuff done.♪ Let's get it ♪

Jake: there's reports
already coming in

That everybody needs
to run to russia.

That's where
everybody's gonna go.

So it's really
now or never.

Narrator:
with the biomass migrating
along the russian line...

...it's a sprint
to snare america's crab...

-[Russian accent] mother russia.
-Sounds like a plan, man.

♪ I'm wanted ♪

Narrator: ...before they
land in russian tanks.

Get ready, the cold w*r
is heating up.

Got a line, got a line.watch out, watch out, watch out.

♪ They say they want me ♪oh!

Ah!♪ Lay it on the line ♪

♪ Let's go,
I heard they coming for me ♪

♪ They'll never, ever catch me ♪

Fire in the galley!
Fire in the galley!

Yeah, baby! [ Laughs ]

-Whoo!
-[Bleep]

[ Laughing ]
wow.

-Whoo!
-Watch out!

-Whoa.
-Son of a b*tch!

♪ I'm wanted ♪oh!

[ Groaning ]
damn it.

♪ Dead or alive ♪

♪♪

-Dad, get up!
-What is it?!

[ Alarm blaring ]

Sig: oh, dear god.

Captions paid for by
discovery communications

♪♪

Narrator: 385 miles
north of dutch harbor...

...after a 23-hour steam...
-[ Vomiting ]

♪♪

Doing good, tyler's puking over
in the corner there.

Narrator:
...greenhorn tyler wickenhagen,

Announces
the cornelia marie'sarrival

To the northern opilio grounds.

[ Imitates vomiting ]

[ Laughter ]

Casey: tyler's not doing
so hot right now.

When you come out
and play with the big dogs,

Can't sit under the porch
piss with the pups.

Don't worry, we only got like
another six weeks of this.

Whoo.

Whoo-hoo.

♪♪

Narrator:
while the greenhorn struggles
to get his sea legs...

Josh:
127 miles away from st. Paul.

That's pretty much near
the russian line.

...co-captains,
josh harris and casey mcmanus,

Prepare for winter's opening set

South of the russian border.

Casey:
well, what do you think?

I think we should
start down there.

To the pinnacle?
Yeah.

Still reeling
from a staggering $36,000 loss

In the w*r for king crab...

We'll probably hit
this area down here,

Put a box round it.

...the young skippers look to
beat their russki competition

To the migrating opilio biomass.

Hopefully, we get
into something up here.

Hopefully,
it's clean, too.

We're gonna start
splashing these into the water.

-[ Indistinct ]
-ready!

♪♪

Yeah!

Now, baby!

Josh: first pot of 2020.

We are officially
crab fishing.

I mean, we're covering
10 fathoms of depth.

That's a pretty good
spread for out here.

Yeah.

It'll be interesting
to turn around

And start
picking it up tomorrow.

♪♪

Whoo!

Narrator: 385 miles south...

...in dutch harbor...

Ready.

Jake: I want to leave as soon
as everything's buttoned up.

Get this stuff done.

Narrator:
...on the 107-foot saga...

I have 470,000 pounds
of snow crab to catch.

Slow down, joe.

There's reports
already coming in

That everybody needs
to run to russia,

So, that's where
everybody's gonna go.

But ice is coming,

And I'm deathly scared of it.

Captain jake anderson broods
over a 300-mile steam

North to the russian line...

We have three full shares,

We have three greenhorns,

It's a mixed bag.

...but with
half his crew untested,

That might not be an option.

This is all new for me.
First opi season.

-[Indistinct]
-i will tell you

When I want it, damn it!

It's my first season here,
my first time ever

To be on a crab haul.

Jake: last season we had
the hillstrands,

So I had a lot of experience
on the deck,

Which was a wonderful thing,

But without john,

I don't have a safety blanket.

Anderson! [ Laughs ]

Narrator:
during the fall season,

Jake partnered with veteran
captain johnathan hillstrand...

Rock 'n' roll, baby.[ Horn honking ]

...who brought one, two, three
other hillstrands

To anchor the crew...

-Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
-Yeah, baby.

John, john, I've never seen
a pot that big!

Narrator: ...allowing the saga
to meet the russian challenge

And deliver $1.8 million worth
of red king crab.

Pow!
Like rocket floor, pow!

[ Laughs ]

So those two rows,
from the very back right there,

Are seven bys.

Top one six, seven, seven.

We'll put those very last.

Narrator: now facing
pot-for-pot competition

With the russian fleet
for the opilio biomass....

Coming over.

...jake counts
on his three veterans

To not only do their jobs,

But to also cover
for the three newbies.

It's gonna be very difficult
to haul gear.

It's gonna be
very difficult to set gear.

Wait,
we've got a flat, bud!

Matt: jake...

What happened?

I'm not okay.
I've got this deal on my knee.

It could be staph.

When I lean down
on the pots,

You know, it's,
like, on fire.

Let's look at it.

Narrator: jake's go-to veteran,
deckhand matt bradley,

Struggles with an infection
in his knee.

Right here,
and it's gotten bigger.

No way...

And I spent eight days
in the icu for this one.

It's already my kneecap.

Jake: I don't want
to go without you,

Without your experience.

This whole thing only works

With these three greenhorns
with you.

If we can stay here tonight,
we'll go to the clinic

At 8.30 in the morning,

And we'll go
from there, matt.

Alright, jake.
I'm sorry brother,

But thank you
for the respect.

Hey, I'm just glad
we got it here, man.

We'll get it done, okay.

I'm gonna wait until
the morning to get matt help

Because I need him,

And I want him here.

I will not go out right now
with one of my men

Having a possible
life-threatening illness.

That I do know.

Narrator: 550 miles northwest

On the northwestern...

I'm trying to avoid
the northern area

By the russian border
as much as possible.

I just want to finish up
where I started.

Just set them
when you're ready.

♪♪

Man: going over.

...risking pots near the edge,

Just south
of the russian line...

Let's go.

...captain sig hansen,

With his relief skipper --
daughter, mandy --

Returns to double down

On their northern hotspot.

We're bringing out
the rest of our pots.

I really want to fill
the boat on this trip.

Don't you agree, mandy?yeah.

Going over.

♪♪

Whoo!

Here she comes!
Here she comes!

Going over!

Sig: here we go, boys.

That's the last one.

-Yeah, yeah.
-Oh yeah.

Going over.

Whoo!

Alright, guys, good job.
Thanks.

Shut her down for a little bit.

Get the guys some rest,

Then we can start turning
and burning gear.

[ Yawns ]

I'm tired.

Mandy: well, go sleep.
I'm awake.

Okay.

You're gonna watch it tonight?yep.

Narrator:
their pots off the deck,

Mandy takes the wheel
for the 60 miles steam

Back to the top of the string...

If there's anything weird,
just get us up.

Yeah, no problem.

...while captain and crew

Get some much-needed shut-eye.

Mandy: so, I'm getting a little
bit more responsibility

Up in the wheelhouse here.

I know the guys are supposed
to get six hours of sleep.

They're used to getting four,
and on top of that,

They're used to breaking it up
and doing their own watches.

But since I'm up here,

They get a full-night rest.

♪♪

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[Bleep]

-Dad, get up!
-What is it?!

[ Louder ] what is it?!

[ Siren blaring ]

Narrator: 530 miles northwest
of dutch harbor...

A power failure leaves
the northwestern

A dark ship.[ Siren blaring ]

-Dad, get up!
-What is it?!

[ Louder ] what is it?!

[ Alarm blaring ]

What is it?!

[ Siren blaring ]

Oh, dear god.

[ Siren stops ]

Is there smoke?!

Oh, my god...

♪♪

♪♪

Just switched over.okay, but there's no smoke

Or anything down there?no. No.

God.

Narrator: engineer norm hansen

Moves the electrical system
over to an auxiliary generator.

If we can't figure it out,
then we got to go in.

Yeah.

That's enough juice
to get them to town,

But to run the hydraulics
and keep fishing?

They'll need more power.

I'm curious to see
what they found down there.

[Bleep]

Narrator: the culprit?

A short caused by a lose wire
in the main generator.

♪♪

Hey!
Whoo!

Back running at full steam...

I don't think anybody's
going back to bed, are they?

Might as well jack daddy up.
[ Chuckles ]

...sig powers up to finish
the trip back to his first pot.

We're back in business.

520 Miles southeast,

In dutch harbor...

It totally sucks that
I can't go out fishing,

But I don't want to go out
without matt.

I need leadership on deck,

I need experience on deck,

And matt has that.

...sagacaptain
jake anderson's season

Is at a full stop
as he waits for news

Of veteran deckhand
matt bradley's infected knee.

What'd they say?

They came in
and did an ultrasound

And found an infected area,

But with a round
of antibiotics,

It should be enough
to k*ll this off.

I'm just glad you're okay.

I mean...i'm not 100%,

But I'm good to go.

Narrator: with his key deckhand
given the green light

To go back to work...

Jake: a lot of boats
are going way north to russia.

I have officially missed
my weather window

To safely travel,

But I think I can still do it
if I run due north

And then run straight west.

...jake must sprint north
to catch his share

Of the opilio biomass
migrating back and forth

Over the russian line.

So the plan is --
run straight up north

On this latitude line.

I can legally fish.
I might even catch crab.

That's what we're gonna do.

♪♪

It's really now or never,

And so I'm gonna go.

205 Miles northeast...

...on the cod grounds...

Scot:: here we go!
Trip starts now!

We're on the hunt
for the cod fish,

New day, new string,
new hope.

...eight weeks after
captain scott campbell jr.

Brought his fall season
to a close

Under a mountainous
$500,000 of debt...

Hopefully we'll find something
on these initial sets,

And then we can adjust our gear
accordingly.

...the veteran skipper
turns his back on russia,

Fishing for fast cash
in the ferocious cod derby...

...to take as much
of the fleet-wide

30-Million pound
total allowable catch,

Or tac, as possible...

...hoping to turn his fall
season's red-bottom line

Into a wintry black.

-Yeah!
-Yeah!

Kicking a*s.

Yeah, that's good.

Hopefully it'll
just keep going up.

We're at 50 cents a pound.

If you can do
a 200,000-pound trip,

That's $100,000 cash.

Narrator: in a financial hole,
and breaking in his new boat...

[ Cheering ]

Weather has come on
tremendously today.

I'm not really used
to fishing in weather yet.

...the captain grooms
rookie engineer,

James gallagher.

You have to tie it up
against the wind,

Buoys are laying up
backwards,

a*s backwards,
everything's just backwards,

And james doesn't have a lot of
experience.

He's trying.

♪♪

Whoa! [Bleep]

James, watch it,
watch it, watch it.

[Bleep]
oh, my [bleep].

I swear to god, james,

I'm gonna [bleep]
wring your neck.

I'm doing the best I can,
junior!

I get it!

[Bleep]!

Scott:
somebody could get k*lled,

I mean, that pot came
all the way past the table.

A seasoned guy
on the hydraulics

Would've never done that.

Let her go.

Mac, yeah, I'll get you
to give james a hand here.

Mac: roger. Roger.

There's certain times
that you can take the time

To teach somebody.
This isn't one of those times.

You should be able
to handle that, james.

♪♪

[Bleep]
[bleep] damn it!

Are you kidding me?

Narrator: on the cod grounds.

Scott: watch that pot.

[Bleep]

[Bleep], damn it!
[Bleep]

How bad is it?

[Bleep] thumb got
[bleep] smashed.

Come on up, james,
let me have a look at that.

[ Groans ] [bleep].

I tell you what, if it's not one
thing, it's another.

What's james do?
He puts his hand

Right between
the rail and the pot,

On the outside.

What do you think's
gonna happen?

Oh, boy.
Let's have a look.

Narrator:
to keep his operation moving...

I had my hand
a little too low

Or the boat
rolled kind of, weird.

...junior morphs from captain
to resident physician.

That's not fractured.

I mean, you wouldn't be able
to move it if it was.

Let's get you fixed up
and get you back out there.

We got about 2 miles here.

I feel kind of frustrated
because, you know,

The last thing I want to do
is let this guy down, here.

I'm just gonna put, like,
a real thin layer

So it's not too big
and bulky in your glove.

Okay, there you go.
That's the best we're gonna

Fix it for right now.

So, go get some ibuprofen in
and see what we can do.

Got 2 miles, james.
-Roger.

Narrator:
with just 24 hours left
before their mandatory offload,

Junior needs all hands on deck,

Even one with a smashed thumb.

It's gonna be
a very interesting day.

If we can get
a last couple of strings,

We should be able to put
a pretty decent trip on,

But time is a-ticking.

Look at that!

That's 160,000 pounds
right there!

Up against the closure.
We got to go, go, go.

It's gonna be right down
to the wire, it looks like.

Just keep it moving,
keep it moving.

As lady alaska'screw
sprints to fill their tanks...

...280 miles northwest...

...on the cornelia marie.

Josh gave us
a really good idea

On where to set --
the pinnacle.

Well, we'll see.

We can go from hero to zero
real quick.

$36,000 Underwater

After a crippling fall season...

I'll tell you what,
if we get a sniff,

We're gonna be using fancy
toilet paper for a while.

[ Laughs ]

...the corneliaboys
make a daring run

North to the russian line...

Now we have 100%
of our gear moved up here.

...attacking multiple depths

With their 175 pots

To hone in the mother lode.

You know, you're playing
battleship, the guy says, "hit,"

And you get
that little red peg up there?

Waste that
son of a b*tch.

Yep!

-Sounds heavy.
-Yeah.

We're only doing
1.7 knots on it.

It's dragging back
there a ways, too.

Here she comes.

-See the money!
-Whoo!

Yeah, baby!
[ Laughs ]

[ Laughing ] yeah!

-Whoo.
-Wow.

Jake: and that's
a big pot, too.

Oh, yeah!

Wow.
Whoo!

[ Both chuckling ]

That's probably our high pot
of the year, for sure.

[ Laughing ] holy [bleep].

-Whoo!
-Oh, hell yeah.

Man: there's a lot
of good sizes in here.

[ Indistinct ]

That's good.
Get us what we want --

Nice, big [indistinct].

Casey:
it is really something.

So...

Sit up here
and just capitalize.

630 For that last pot.

630. Holy [bleep].

We are in it.

Yeah.

Narrator:
at 2 pounds per crab,

That pot is worth a monstrous
$4,000.

Second pot's coming up.

♪♪

-[ Laughs ]
-[bleep] yeah! Wow.

[ Singsong voice ] the money!
We in the money.

-[ Laughs ]
-holy [bleep].

♪♪

Got to make hay
while the sun shines,

Get as much crab
on the boat as we can.

It's starting to get
chilly out there.

She's a stuffer.

Over half full.

Solid half full, too.

[ Laughs ]

[Bleep] damn.

He's on fire.

Hopefully this
will send us home.

Narrator: 190 miles west...

Sig: well,
there's a pot up here.

So, there's the first one.
There's a second one.

So probably put
the first one here.

So that's gonna be
further out.

...on the northwestern...

Our first string is the one
where we saw the sign of life

Then we kind of moved around
and found crab up above.

Know what I mean,
jellybean?

Sure do.

...after averaging
935 pounds per pot

On his first trip,
captain sig hansen,

Returns to the northern edge
looking for seconds.

Obviously, there's crab
'cause there's still guys here,

That's...

And a good sign, yeah.

Narrator: and after overcoming
the power failure

In the wee, small hours
of the morning...

♪♪

Okay, we waited long enough.
Ready to rock 'n' roll?

...the veteran skipper's ready
to make another healthy deposit

Into his crab account.

Here we go.

First pot's coming up here.

Oh, come on, baby.
Come on, baby. Come on, baby.

[ Cheering ]

[ Chuckling ] oh.

Whoa!

Wow. Wow, wow, wow.

Now, that's nice, man.

Big numbers, high volume.

500 Crab.

Yeah.
Back in business, boy!

Whoo!

Oh, my!

Amazing.

We were that close to going
to town this morning.

Like that.

And I'm telling you, man,

Mandy did a great job.

It's pretty unbelievable.

To keep the momentum going,
that's all we got to do.

Oh, yeah.
Here's a deep pile.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah.

♪♪

[ High-pitched tone sounds ]

[ Siren blaring ]

Run down, tell me if you
smell smoke under there.

[ Tone continues ]

Run down and see if
there's anything going on.

[ Siren blaring ]

I don't have any steering,
any power here.

-We got smoke.
-We smell smoke.

Got smoke!

Smells like smoke.

Damn it.

[ Siren blaring ]narrator: 530 miles northwest

Of dutch harbor...

I don't have any steering,
any power here.

-We got smoke.
-We smell smoke.

Got smoke!

Damn it.

Narrator:
the engine on the northwestern,

Fails to respond...

...leaving captain sig hansen's
multi-million-dollar operation

Dead in the water

For the second time
in just 36 hours.

A burnt clutch shuts down
the starboard main engine,

Putting the northwestern
out of commission.

Sig:
I don't know what's going on.
I lost power all of a sudden.

Was that you
or was that the engine?

Starboard engine,
the vibration damper came apart.

Essentially, the clutch between
the engine and the gear drive.

Okay.we had to switch over

To the port engine.

There's no fire? There's no --no fire, but burning rubber.

Do we have a part
for this thing or no?

No, we're gonna have
to wait for st. Paul.

So, that means
we're down to one.

One engine.

Narrator:
norman switches to the portside
main engine for power.

But if that other engine
goes down, we're in trouble?

Yep.

But without a backup,
sig and his crew

Will be at the whim
of the baring sea

If they break down again.

Okay, alright.

Damn it!

That sucks.

We have two engines
that we rely on,

And right now,
we don't have that.

We have one to rely on.

We have lost our safety net.

We got to go in.
-Yeah.

That's all there is to it.

Well, we're down
to one engine, so...

We need to go into town here,

And we're gonna be out
of business for a while.

Roger.

Found crab, breakdown.

And I don't know
if they make those parts.

I don't have a clue.
We don't know.

And can we even get it up here?

Son of a b*tch, man.

It's always something.

Narrator:
195 miles away,

Well south of
the northern opilio gold rush...

Matt: [ vomiting ]

[Bleep]

[ Vomiting ]

♪♪

My knee's a mess.

Yeah, great day
to be out here.

...after hours languishing
at dock

Due to matt bradley's
infected knee...

It ain't pretty out,
dude, [bleep].

We barely made it.

...captain jake finally steers
the saga

Into the race for opilio.

The weather is starting
to get real bad.

The problem with going up
to the rest of the fleet now,

It's just too dangerous.

Bucking into 30 knot winds
and 15-foot seas,

The new boat owner has no choice

But to forage
for his 407,000-pound quota

Far south of the main action
on the russian line.

Obviously, you can see now
that I did, in fact,

Miss my weather window.

You guys ready?

Be safe.
We don't want any injuries.

♪♪

It's gonna be a good test
for my greenhorns.

We got three
new crew members.

All this has got
to go faster, guys.

Some of these guys have never
even seen waves this big.

Complicating the dangerous set,
his roster of rookies...

Watch your rail, guys.
Watch your rail.

Hey, hey!

...is about
to undergo a trial by water.

Wah!

This is not the best crabbing
conditions to learn the sport.

This is the worstconditions.go, go, go.

Go, go.

[ Exhales heavily ]

-What the [bleep]?
-Go, go.

On the wrong side
of the line!

Don't be [bleep]
lifting your feet up like that.

Throw it over!

First haul.

Jake's eyes and ears on deck.
Deck boss matt bradley

Keeps the greenhorns
in the right spot and upright.

That bait should be
in that [bleep] already.

Matt: these guys either need
to pick it up

Or I can't do this.
I can't.

I'll lose my [bleep] mind

Or somebody will get hurt.

♪♪

What I'm worried
about right now is ross.

If he wraps that line
around his leg,

It's not just gonna
pull him over the side

And he's gonna float
at the top.

It's gonna rip his [bleep]
leg off.

It's gonna take it.

♪♪

Come on!

Oh!

Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Whoa, whoa!

No!

Narrator: this week on an
especially salty take.

Man: yeah.

In and out
on the cornelia marie.

Casey:
I mean, he's pretty seasick.

[ Vomiting over intercom ]

Oh, you got salsa, too?

Oh, yeah.i'll take some of that.

Spicy.

Got a little kick to her.

[ Vomiting ]

Nice and chunky, too.

♪♪

Doing okay
down there, tyler?

Yeah.

[ Laughs ]
[ laughs ]

Narrator:
the wizardreigns supreme

While the cornelia marie

Hurls their way
onto the leaderboard.

Narrator: on the saga...

Come on!

Oh!

Whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa!

-Stop, stop!
-No!

♪♪

Whoa, whoa, whoa, man.

What the [bleep]?

...captain jake's greenhorn,
ross,

Tangles his feet
in the buoy line.

-Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
-Stop! Stop!

Narrator: ...nearly dragging him
into the 34-degree baring sea.

You guys better [bleep]
watch it.

No more, no more him.

Get him off
that [bleep] rail.

[Indistinct] from now on.

[ Indistinct ]

Narrator: staring down a storm
with an untested crew,

Man: lower it!

Jake's set, and his season,
turn into an uphill climb.

Man: lower it!

Jake: hopefully, it's not
gonna cost too much

To build this crew
and keep them around,

'Cause the cost out here
isn't just money sometimes.

Sometimes it's blood...

...and I can't afford
any blood.

395 Miles southeast...

Scott: alls passes here.

♪♪

Oh, [bleep].

...the shot clock winds down
as captain scott campbell jr.

Sprints to his first offload
in the $15 million cod derby.

We got a snow squall
coming in, it's night,

I do not like this pass.
Last time I was in this pass,

I tore a rudder off
on the seabrooke,

And I've avoided it
ever since.

Narrator: standing between
the lady alaska

And the safe harbor
of king cove

Is the notorious strait
known as false pass.

Just a quick perspective --

This pass is 3 miles wide,

You'll hit bottom everywhere

Other than this
150-foot-wide strip.

Okay, there should be a buoy.

To navigate
the narrow pathway...

See it right there?

That's green, right?

Narrator:
...a system of colored buoys

Flag edges of the shallow banks.

Scott: oh, there it is.

The red --
can't go around that one.

I like to have about
20 foot of water

Underneath me at the minimum,

Just in case you start to hit
a swell or something

Or you get a little off,

But get down to 11 foot
or less,

That's where you get --
I mean, it's --

Trying to recover
from that, you can't.

[Bleep]

The hell those come from?

Narrator: but this time, the
buoys aren't the only thing

Floating in the pass.

Icebergs in the water.

You got to be kidding me.

The hell's
this ice coming from?

What the [bleep]?

I never thought
that coming through false pass,

That we'd have
to dodge ice flows

And we only got
150 foot of room,

So we don't have much maneuver.

Holy crap.

14 Foot of water under the boat,

And it's shallowing up
by the minute.

♪♪

♪♪

[Bleep]

♪♪

12 Foot.
Freakin' kidding me,

11 Foot, 10 foot,

9 Foot.

[ Beeping ]

Holy [bleep].

Oh, my god.[ Long beep ]

Autopilot just
[bleep] out on me.

Narrator:
autopilot helps navigate
the shifting sands

Of the narrow passage.

Oh, this is absolutely not
the time for this autopilot

To screw up on me.

Narrator:
that is, when it's working.

♪♪

Scott:
are you [bleep] kidding me?

This thing craps out on us,
we're dead in the water.

We're gonna hit the bottom.

We're in big trouble.

♪♪

♪♪

Oh, my god.
Oh, my god. Oh, my god.

♪♪

We've got
to make this work --

[ Long beep ]command, auto.

Now work.

Piece of [bleep].

Oh, come on, baby.

17 Foot.

I haven't heard the alarm yet.

We'll see.

18 Foot now.

Must be getting back
in the channel.

18, 19 Foot.

Still not working correctly,

But as long as it's not
tripping out every two minutes,

I can deal with that.

♪♪

Should be a red.

♪♪

Come on, baby.

♪♪

Just coming
into deeper water here.

We're coming through the last
little bit of the pass here

And should be there shortly.

Ready?

That's waymuch more stress

Than anycaptain
needs to go through.

We made it.

This is gonna be
a long season if this keeps up.

Narrator: next time
on "deadliest catch..."

Man: here is the forecast
for the dutch harbor area.

Woman: a 200-mile-wide arctic
air mass headed from siberia.

Oh, my god.

-Ow.
-What forecasters are calling

A siberian blast.

Man: watch out!

Scott: oh, siberian blast
coming right at us

For the next
six to seven days.

Jake:
this is the worst conditions.

20-Foot seas,

And it's just gonna
get colder from here.

-Windchill minus 25, 30.
-This is not gonna be fun.

Head's up!

[ Shouting ]

Whoo!

Man: that won't stop us.