Mandy: I remember being 4 years
old hanging out the window,
Watching the boats
come in to off-load...
?
...watching my dad
run the northwestern.
He wasn't just a captain to me,
he was like a superhero.
[ Laughs ]
One of the best fishermen
in the world.
I don't know
if I can say that, but, yeah.
In my book
he's definitely the best.
We're going fishing.
Taught me
that if you want something,
You have to go get it.
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[ Exhales sharply ]
this is not good.
Mandy: there's pain.
[ Groans ]
Mandy: there's sacrifice.
Don't know what to do.
That little guy... That's what
you're working for right now.
Every day, the bering sea
just makes it 10 times harder.
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
Whoa! [ Bleep ]
Karl, get your gear on.
I came here to fish
for sig, not mandy.
Mandy:
but if you get through it...
[ Bleep ]
[ Laughs ]
Oh, yeah!
Ooh!
Whoo!
Mandy: ...the crew is your family,
and the boat's your home.
?
[ Exhales sharply ]
Death is a [bleep] part of life
When you're this far away
from anywhere.
?
Mandy: fishing is either
in your blood, or it isn't.
Captions paid for by
discovery communications
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Narrator: 530 miles
northwest of dutch harbor...
[ Grunts ]
...on the northwestern.
Mandy: how you feeling?
[ Grunts ] honestly, not good.
[ Sighs ]
Mandy: well, you're getting
up there in age
So you got to give
you yourself a little tlc.
Sig: oh, I know. Mm-hmm.
So, stop picking on me.
In the midst of a grueling
winter season...
This is our furthest
northern string we have
And it's been soaking
for a day now.
...and working the same grounds
for the last three days,
Captain sig hansen
and his relief skipper,
Daughter mandy,
are 50,000 pounds short
Of filling their last tank.
Just bumping them, bumping them,
Just little bit, you know?
Staying on a meat pile.
Betting that the crab
Are moving back toward
the russian line,
The veteran skipper rolls
his gear north
To stay in front
of the migrating biomass.
So, this is the first pot.
We really need to fill the boat.
You got to get through the gear
And then we're going to
give her hell from today
All the way through tomorrow,
tomorrow night,
And try to make
our delivery date.
And with their next off-load
just 60 hours away,
Captain sig needs
a 300 crab average
To head in with a full boat.
If the guys can get 10 crab
an hour, you know,
You got a day to soak on it,
that's 200, 250 crab in a day.
20 Crab an hour,
you're going to double that,
You're on good fishing.
?
Oh, yeah! Boom!
- Whoo!
- Bam!
Ah! Ah! [ Laughs]
- Oh, yeah!
- Whoo!
?
421. That's a good number.
Ooh!
Man: fill that pit!
[ Laughs ]
Fill that tank! [ Laughs ]
Fill that tank! Fill that tank!
- Fill that tank!
- Fill that tank!
- 440.
- 440.
I'll serve for 400 crab
any day of the week.
Fill that tank!
That's a lot of crab.
They're back on the bite.
I think so.
I think there's still another
whack out of it here,
In fact I know there is.
I mean if you can't
set back up on 421 crab,
I don't know.
Come on!
Let's set them back.
Alright, baby, let's go!
Let's go!
Narrator:
with his first two pots
Averaging a weighty 430 pounds,
Sig banks on one more run
through the gear
To top off his tanks.
Oh, yeah!
Man: whoo!
That means 24/7 grind
for both crew...
?
[ Groans ]
Narrator: ...and captain.
Ah!
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Sig: oh, my god.
C-can somebody bring me up
like three advil or...
Just a couple of advil
or ibuprofen or something?
Thanks.
Yeah!
Oh, sciatica back, man.
It's just
like a knife in your...
Ugh! Right in your butt cheek.
Ugh. Awful.
[ Groaning ]
?
God, man!
You know, I'll tell you what...
I think we should
Just take a break.
Why don't you just get on board,
And then we'll just take
the night off,
And you can have
a couple hours extra sleep.
Man: thank god!
Narrator:
with 260 pots left to haul...
Sig: mandy.
...sig's back spasms
force a halt in production.
You said you were
gonna watch it tonight?
Yeah, no problem.
?
Mandy:
so, I'm helping out my dad.
His back's been hurting.
And for him,
when it's a little bit,
It's going to come in hard,
It never fades with him,
it only gets worse.
So, I think he's worried
about that.
I know I'm worried for him.
?
It's no fun to be
in pain on a boat
'Cause you don't have control
over your own movements,
You know, and the faster we can
get this done, the better.
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Narrator: 70 miles north...
...near the russian
hunting grounds...
We caught a lot of crab
around here in the past year.
It's been a really good spot.
Narrator:
...on the 155-foot wizard.
We won't be able to see russia,
But it'll be in [bleep]
striking range.
?
I'm covering
a lot of ground, man.
This may be the biggest,
longest prospect set
I've ever had in my career.
By the time we're done,
we will have covered
Probably 100 miles of ground.
You know, we've got
a lot of crab to catch.
Narrator: after a 20-hour steam
to the far north,
Keith bets all 200 of his pots
on a monster prospect string
A hair's breath
from russian waters.
Keith: we're locked and loaded.
We've got 1.3 million pounds
we got to go catch,
We're not going to do it
fishing in a mob,
You know, we need to be able to
just play our game,
And our game has always been
that we just get above
The fleet,
catch our crab, and get out.
Narrator:
coming off a trip down south
That barely scratched
the surface
Of his 1.6-million-pound quota,
Keith looks to stake
out his territory
And jump start his season.
Keith: everything on the survey
is pointing at the crab
Being way up
to the russian border.
We're really hoping
there's some life up here,
We're keeping
our fingers crossed.
Keith: but there's a risk
coming this far north,
And that is there's
no help up here.
When you're out of helicopter
range from the coast guard,
You better make sure
you're boat's in good shape,
Your crew's in good shape,
you're in good shape.
Ohh.
I got a problem.
Pain throughout
my whole mid section.
?
[ Exhales sharply ]
I have an umbilical hernia,
I got to really
keep an eye on it
Because you can have
a major infection,
And it can go really bad
really fast.
Narrator:
the captain's umbilical hernia
Breaching his abnormal wall
can cause excruciating pain,
Putting the season's
profit in jeopardy.
I'm not taking any chances,
if this hernia flares up
I'm heading to town.
I haven't survived 35 winters
in the bering sea
To get taken out by a hernia.
?
Okay, I think we are here,
That's it, man.
We're ready to go.
Alright, guys, let's go ahead
and get this haystack off here.
Let her go. Let her go.
Man: yeah!
Big numbers! Here we go, baby!
Big numbers coming up!
I'm setting through areas
where we've had success
Over the last 20 years.
Last year, we took
1.2 million pounds.
Do it, boys! You ready?!
?
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
What's going on out there?
Oh [bleep]
Narrator: on the wizard...
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
What's going on out there?
Oh, man!
We just had a hose blow
on the aft crane here.
Man: wait. Hurry up.
Looks like we're out
of commission right now,
Every minute I lose is crucial.
Narrator:
...565 miles from dutch harbor,
A ruptured hydraulic hose
on the primary crane
Slams the brakes
on captain keith's operation.
Keith: okay let's get a bucket
under that thing.
You can't run anything
without hydraulics.
Blocks, forward crane,
Everything's associated
on the same hydraulic thing
So this completely shuts
the whole program down
Here on the boat.
Man: get those guide lines.
Well, we couldn't have picked
a worse hose to blow,
That is the highest
hydraulic hose on the boat...
Way up in the air,
I mean, it's 15, 20 feet
off the ground.
To get a man up on that crane
head with boat pitching
And rolling around
is actually really dangerous,
But it's a long way
to town from here.
We're going to have to do it.
Narrator: to avoid
a $10,000 trip back to dock...
Keith: let's get on it.
Going to have to get a man
up on that crane head
To get to the winch.
Narrator: ...keith risks
a high-wire repair job.
Put someone like tyler... Young,
nimble, and a few screws loose.
That's what we need to climb up
on that crane right now.
Man: will you be able to set
that ladder up down here?
I hope so.
Alright, guys, make sure
that ladder is tied off to a pot
So it's completely secure.
Tyler, once you get up there,
remember... It's hydraulic oil.
Everything is going to be
slicker than snot.
A little of a bumpy ride
up here.
Looks like it. Is this us here?
This side? Yes.
Man: whoa!
[Bleep] bronco, dude! [ Laughs ]
Whoa!
Man, I am not
enjoying this at all.
Tyler: whoa!
Alright, here's your hose.
You got a wrench? Yeah.
We got to secure it into place,
and that's about it.
?
Keith: you ready for hydros?
Here we go.
Keep an eye on it.
?
Man: we're good!
Fixed. All done.
Time to start fishing again.
Narrator:
with 190 pots still to set...
Going over!
Keith: just lost two hours
of fishing time.
We're back to the behemoth
prospect string of all time.
Narrator: ...captain and crew
get back to tracking down
The rest of their
1.6-million-pound quota.
Now we're behind the eight ball.
We need some crab here, man.
Narrator: 155 miles southeast,
near the 58 line...
Aah!
And...[Imitates sad trombone]
Narrator:
...on the cornelia marie...
61 In 26 hours.
That ain't jack [bleep].
Narrator:
after days of stellar numbers,
Co-captains josh harris
and casey mcmanus'
Hot spots runs cold.
?
Casey: we got an off-load day
we got to get in the dutch,
We need to get on 250 plus.
Narrator: after setting back
on a lofty 347 average...
Casey:
this year's dried up. 60. 70.
That ain't going to get us
anywhere near close enough
To our quota.
We got to do something else.
Narrator: ...it's clear
this crab party is over,
Leaving the two young captains
Well short
of their off-load target.
Josh: something's got to change.
Casey: you're right.
I think the school,
in general, is north of us.
I think so, too.
Sounds like a plan, man.
Alright, brother,
let's [bleep] make this count.
Casey: we're going to stack
all this on it.
We are going to go
for a [bleep] drive.
Narrator: already working north,
josh and casey
Pull all of their gear on board
for an 80-mile steam
Even further north to just
95 miles from the russian line.
Casey: zeros are...
At least they stack quickly.
It's about
the only positive thing.
Oh [bleep]
That ain't right.
That ain't safe
on any crab boat.
You don't have a load
that can shift.
That's an embarrassing
soldier lay.
D.j.'S going to be
the deck boss,
Wants to be the leader
around here,
He really needs to be
a true leader.
He needs to see stuff
like that ahead of time.
[Bleep] up with the stack
shifting all over the place?
You should know better.
D.j.: Well, I'm just caught
in this really [bleep] up spot.
For her liver and kidneys, so...
?
Sorry you got to go through
that, buddy.
Breaks my heart.
What do you want to do?
I don't know what to do.
It's probably seven,
seven and a half days
Before we could
get you to town, that's...
Don't even know
if I'll get there in time.
You know what I mean?
You know,
glenn's headed in tonight.
We could float you over to glenn
And get you in that way.
It's up to you.
Narrator: with a nearby vessel
heading to st. Paul
In less than a day's time,
D.j. Can hitch a ride
if he so chooses.
Casey: the boat can operate
without you.
D.j.: It's not that.
It's I'm the only one
working for my family right now,
'Cause I need the money.
Man: alright, you clear!
Damn, it almost looks like
we know what we're doing!
Josh: figure out what
you'd like to do.
We're supportive of
whatever it is you need deej.
Casey: love you, buddy.
Kid's got a lot weighing
down on him,
D.j. Could potentially
be walking away
From the rest of this trip
and the whole second trip,
But the decision on
if he wants to go see his mom
Is his alone.
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Narrator: 160 miles southwest...
Mandy: the guys are tired,
And since I'm up here,
they get a full night rest.
Narrator:
...on the northwestern...
Mandy: we're about two miles
off of our string right now.
I know the guys are supposed
to get six hours of sleep,
They're used to getting four.
But I kind of just want to start
hauling right away,
I mean, I know
that the string has
A lot of soak on it,
so I think it's better
If I just get them up
at their regular time.
So, I'm going to wake them up
a little bit early.
Narrator: ...determined
to make good on sig's plan
To fill the boat, relief skipper
mandy hansen pulls rank.
[ Whistles ]
It's like three hours early.
It's only two hours early.
- Only?
- Yeah, I mean,
I'm right on the string.
Might as well start hauling.
[ Both laugh ]
Do you know
how old this guy is today?
Oh, yeah, he's a year older.
Narrator:
with no special treatment,
Even for husband
and birthday boy, clark.
Well, now you got sig junior.
We're here to fish.
Just trying to fill the boat
and get in on our off-load date.
Let's get them on board.
- You running the show?
- Yeah.
- Like father like daughter.
- Yeah.
Let's go.
Karl, get your gear on.
Mandy just pulled
the captain card on us.
Captain ahab.
Well, you know, I came here
to fish for sig, not mandy.
Narrator: on the northwestern...
Let's go.
Karl, get your gear on.
Well you know, I came here
to fish for sig, not mandy.
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Mandy felt the need to pull
the captain card on us,
Not real happy about it.
Narrator: relief skipper mandy
abandons the crew's
Planned beauty sleep for
a chance at filling the boat.
I know that the guys are tired,
And they look forward
to having their extra sleep.
It's kind of [bleep]
I just took it away,
But I don't really care.
I just want to haul.
We had crab fir breakfast.
Cup of coffee and five advil.
The father giveth
and the daughter taketh away.
?
I can haul my own gear.
I can do it my way.
?
Here we go.
Hope the crew will just trust me
to be able to get the work done
And get in on our off-load date.
Straight from the boat
to the deck [bleep]
They'll be happy
in a couple of days,
The faster we get this crab
on board,
The sooner we can get home.
Narrator: 130 miles northeast...
After an 80-mile steam north...
Josh: yeah, just let me know
when you guys are ready,
Start this charade.
Narrator: ...cornelia marie captains
josh harris and casey mcmanus
Hunt for the 20,000 pounds
of opilio crab
They need to catch
before their off-load.
Josh: just got to get a taste
of what's going on up here.
It's all bridging ground
as far as we know.
So, I'm going to space them out
0.3 mile apart.
Needs a little bit
of that air slot.
Narrator: but before setting
their 175 pots,
Josh:
d.j. Got some terrible news.
His mom's taken to hospice.
She doesn't have
very long to live.
The captains wait on deck boss
d.j. Campbell
As he decides
to either stay or go.
I know.
Casey: it's a lot of stress
to have on one person,
D.j. Has his girlfriend
and two children at home
In dutch harbor he has to feed.
So, he's supposed to make
a choice
Between feeding the family
Or seeing the mom
for the last time.
?
And they haven't given her,
like any time,
Time limit or anything?
Cheyenne: no.
There's a boat headed in
to st. Paul tonight,
And, so, I could hop over, but,
like, if I flew home tomorrow,
It would cost me all the money
that I have, basically,
To get there and go down,
And then I'd just be
[bleep] broke.
It's like I need the money,
but it's my mom.
I just...
I don't know what to do.
Narrator: with the nearby fishing
vessel ready to steam to st. Paul...
Tell her to hang tough
and give her a big hug from me.
Alright, I love you.
I love you, too.
Narrator:
...d.j. Must make up his mind
Before his ride leaves for dock.
?
Financially,
like, I have to do this
So I really want to finish
at least this first trip,
So that's what I'm doing.
Okay.
Keep working
and pray for the best.
Hopefully we just get
on some numbers.
It's a rough one, man.
And if we hear anything,
we'll let you know right away.
I appreciate it guys.
Alpha! 8-1!
Alright, stand by.
I'll give a beep in a sec.
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Casey: we've taken care of him,
All we can do
is just keep doing our best,
Try to get this crab
on the boat as fast as we can.
You only get one mom and you
only get one chance to say bye,
So I want to wrap this trip up
so I can go home
And hopefully be there.
Josh: hopefully, we can
bang this out for him,
Make some money,
and get him back in time
Where he can spend
a couple of days with his mom
And say his final words to her.
Man, that would be
a beautiful thing.
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Narrator: 95 miles northwest...
?
...and just 25 miles
from the russian line.
Keith: boy, I'm not feeling
all that great this morning.
I was having back pain
for a good part of the day,
And then maybe I slept on it
wrong or something.
I don't know.
Middle of the night,
all of a sudden, I woke up
Just with excruciating pain
all through my mid section,
So I don't know.
Narrator:
wizard captain keith colburn
Prepares to haul
his first northern string...
[ Exhales sharply ]
If it comes round to here,
we got a problem.
Narrator: ...while managing pain
from his umbilical hernia.
We're on the northern-most end
of our initial full stack,
200-Pot set, was 100 miles
that we've stretched gear over.
The longest stretch
I've ever set.
Let's just hope
there's some crab here.
?
Narrator: after throwing in
the towel down south...
Keith: we need to get it up
to about 350,000 pounds now
Or a trip or two.
We need to find something we can
work on right around here.
Narrator:
...keith sets his sights on
the northern school of opilio,
Closer to the russian boarder
than to the nearest hospital.
Keith:
is there enough to work on?
You know, we're going
to find out.
?
?
Nice big, giant monsters,
easy sort.
?
3-1-0.
Keith: 310, and
they're big boys too, right?
All fatties! Right on. Right on!
- We'll take it.
- We'll [bleep] take it!
It's better than a blanket!
Heavy! Heavy!
Aah!
[Bleep] yeah!
360. Right on. Right on.
Right on!
Unh-unh-unh!
Man: whoo! Nice.
Whoo!
You know, right next to this,
I'm seeing 375, 330.
You get on a 300 average
of big crap
You're on really good fishing.
Dang pains.
Oh, man.
My belly button feels like...
Yeah! Yeah!
[ Sighs ]
I'm starting to feel
different things of pain
Hitting me in different spots...
Right there, over here.
Oh, damn it.
Oh [bleep] pissed off.
This is the last thing
we need right now.
Everything's starting
to blow up on me.
This is not good. Ugh!
Narrator: on the wizard...
Keith: this is the last thing
we need right now.
It's wrapping around,
And everything's
starting to blow up on me.
This is not good.
Narrator: ...just as captain keith
finds the northern school...
- Ugh!
- ...his hernia finds him.
[ Exhales deeply ]
?
Hey, mouse, I'm gonna have you
come up here and drive.
Go ahead and come on in.
?
Feels like
I've got a new protrusion.
It started with my back
this morning,
And now my excruciating pain
all through my mid section.
So, we got a problem.
Feels different today.
I swear it feels like there's
an extra bulge down there.
I'm gonna go lay down.
[ Groans ]
I'm going to take over
the boat here for a little bit.
My brother's not feeling good.
[ Groans ]
Monte: he's got a hernia.
I wonder if he should even be
on here, completely honest.
?
This is the one that scares me.
This is new right here.
This lump is brand-new,
right there,
And it does not feel good.
Oh, pissed off.
?
Monte: we are 206 miles
from russia, the mainland,
There's no medical support
whatsoever, I mean zero.
Yeah, there's that cramp again.
[Bleep] me. Give me a second.
My brother needs to leave,
end the trip pretty quick.
That'll be catastrophic.
Narrator: 65 miles south...
On the northwestern...
Mandy felt the need
to wake us up two hours early.
Sig said we were
going to get seven.
Rather be ahead of schedule
than behind schedule.
Narrator: ...while
captain sig hansen's back gets
A much needed rest,
relief skipper mandy
Keeps her eye on the prize...
Putting 30,000 pounds in the
tank before their off-load...
Played the captain card.
Don't talk... Oh, my god.
Do you hear him?
"Don't talk to me." Okay.
...even if the guys
are more than a bit crabby.
Settle down. Settle down.
I don't want to rile you up.
Mandy: so, I know
you guys are tired.
We just need to get
through this gear
And we can make our off-load.
Stuff that tank!
Stuff that tank!
Fill that tank!
Fill that tank!
[ Laughter ]
?
[ All cheer ]
- Fill that tank!
- Fill that tank!
Man: fill that tank!
?
- They're all keepers!
- Fill that tank!
Aren't you happy we're getting
the crab on board now?
?
They're all big.
It's all going in.
We might be able
to fill the boat.
Crab can go in.
That'd be awesome.
I'd like to think that my dad
would be proud of me now.
Fill that tank!
Fill that tank!
?
What's going on here?
We're hauling gear.
Look at the table. It's full.
I thought we were
gonna get some sleep.
Yeah, I got the guys up early.
I know. But we're
burning them down.
Awesome. Yeah.
Give me my coffee cup.
Narrator: with mandy taking
charge, sig gets recharged.
[ Laughs ] love it. Love it.
And as a bonus, he wakes up
to a nearly 300-crab average.
Even better.
You want to take it?
Yeah, I'm feeling
a little better today.
Nice job, mandy. Awesome!
I couldn't be more proud of her,
honestly,
We'll get this sucker full,
try to make our delivery date.
Narrator: 130 miles northeast...
It's such a desolate area.
We are way out here.
Narrator:
...on the cornelia marie...
Casey: I really need
these pots to hit.
I hope it works.
I hope I'm on the right track,
But I know where we were
wasn't going to cut it.
Narrator: ...after an 80-mile
move to the far north...
Do it, murray!
...co-captains josh harris
and casey mcmanus
Are down thousands
of dollars in fuel
And still short of the crab
they need to off-load.
Hopefully we can fill these
next couple of tanks soon
So I can get to st. Paul
and get out of here.
Narrator: and with deck boss
d.j. Campbell's mother
Gravely ill...
I hope d.j.'S mom holds on long
enough for him to get home.
Death is a [bleep] part of life
When you're this
far away from anywhere.
...the sooner josh and casey
fill the boat,
The sooner d.j. Can get to his
mother's side to say goodbye.
Show me that love.
Show me that crabby love.
Man: yeah! That's what we want!
Looks pretty good
for the first pot.
?
Good, clean, white-belly crab.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah! [Bleep]
Holy [bleep]
Maybe a 400 there.
Narrator: with a 300-crab
average coming over the rail...
Hopefully it adds up.
Yeah, another tank down.
Another one bites the dust.
Narrator: ...the captains inch
toward filling the boat
And getting their deck boss home
to his ailing mother.
Casey: all we can do is just try
to get this crab on the boat
As fast as we can,
just surround the guy with love.
[ Cellphone chimes ]
Oh.
Hey, josh. Josh: yeah.
We just got a text
from d.j.'S girlfriend,
Says, "d.j., Please call me
if you have a chance
Or call your sister asap.
I love you so much."
Oh, boy.
Uh... Hey, deej,
can you take your stuff up.
Come up here, please.
Yeah.
[Bleep]
Oh, I got that...
That feeling right here that
makes it drop into your stomach.
Narrator: this week,
on salty takes...
...this one is for the birds.
I got you. I got you. I got you.
Hey, clark! Karl! Karl!
Do you want a friend?
He was stuck!
Bird lover. Now she's full
of rodent-infested,
Disease-ridden [bleep].
Sig: go wash your hands.
Now you're going to give us
the plague or something.
Poor little guy, what
if it was you that was stuck?
Am I gonna just
kick you to the curb?
Sig: mandy is a nature lover,
and that's fine,
So she's gonna
take care of them.
Poor birdie.
Narrator: mandy saves birds
and, apparently, off-loads,
Pushing the crew to fill the
boat despite sig's broken wing.
Uh... Hey, deej,
can you take your stuff up,
Come up here, please?
Narrator:
on the cornelia marie...
?
Yeah?
There's a text here
from cheyenne
And your sister to call.
[Bleep]
I have a feeling
this isn't' good.
You want to sit here?
?
Man, up around
the upper three's,
And as long
as we can keep that up,
That'll add up real quick.
[ Line ringing ]
Hey, breanna.
I'm good. Just working.
What's up?
[Bleep]
I'm sorry, too, breezy.
I'm sorry you had to deal
with all of it.
Like, it just kind of
doesn't' feel real
'Cause I'm not there,
but at the same time,
I'm glad she's not,
you know, hurting anymore.
I love you, too.
?
Josh: sorry to hear that.
Ah, god. [Bleep]
I feel your pain.
?
You'll be okay. I'm proud of you
for being strong.
Thanks, man.
You going to let the crew know?
?
Might fill that back tank now.
?
That's straight.
At least we're seeing crab
come over the rail.
Casey: yeah,
that helps, doesn't it?
Yeah, that makes
it not so depressing.
Yeah, we got one
last crab pot here.
?
It's really nice
that they're supporting me
And, you know, knowing what I'm
going through and everything.
This might be enough
to send us home.
Get ready!
Man: [bleep] yeah!
Narrator: 130 miles southwest...
On the northwestern...
We need to hurry up here today
'Cause we're leaving tonight
to go in for an off-load,
The tank is real close.
Captain sig pulls the final pots
of a 36-hour grind.
Mandy absolutely
made the difference there,
And she's using
her assertiveness
To keep the guys motivated.
I really appreciate the fact
That she is sticking
to her g*ns.
I think she's got
that hansen sixth sense.
[ Laughs ]
[ Balloon pops ] whoo!
It's all we need.
This will get us there.
Sig: we're out of here!
Awesome. Perfect timing.
?
Clark: that was the last pot.
It just happened to be enough
to fill the tank,
And then we can get
the [bleep] out.
Feels pretty good.
Badass. I'm glad we made it.
Fill that tank!
[ Chuckling ]
Oh, it's perfect.
Got just enough ice cream.
Come on.
All done!
Whoo! Oh, my gosh!
Happy birthday!
Dang! Uh-huh.
Balloon. Is this what
you have time to do?
Yeah, this is what I have
time to do? Are you bitching?
[ Chuckles ] no. Thanks.
Uh-huh.
I've never decorated
for anyone before,
So you better feel special.
Today is a real special day
in a lot of different ways.
Attitude-wise,
it's clark's birthday, you know?
A little uplifting there,
So I'm optimistic.
Make a wish!
The fact that the two
can work together
And be on the boat together.
[ Balloon pops ] [ laughter ]
He might have to take
a couple of orders from her
Once in a while, but it's still
a pretty unique situation,
You don't see that every day.
There's always
going to be bickering
And arguing over fishing
and tactics.
Monte: I'm kind of wondering what
the hell's going on with my brother.
Time goes by awful quick.
Getting old and busted up,
man... Old and busted up.
[ Sighs ]
?
Sig: but at the end of the day,
it is a band of brothers.
It is a family.
Who is that?
- What did you do to my table?
- Look at that cute baby.
Sig: you get to know everybody
on so many different levels.
- Bye, guys.
- Bye.
Sig: and that's what makes it
worth our while.
And, so, I think
we're fortunate.
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16x15 - Gut Instinct
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Follows crab fishermen aboard fishing vessels in the Bering Sea during the Alaskan king crab and snow crab fishing seasons.
Follows crab fishermen aboard fishing vessels in the Bering Sea during the Alaskan king crab and snow crab fishing seasons.