02x09 - Uncharted Waters

[bunniefuu]

[birds squawking]

[josh] the old man's
chart is here.

Let's take a look right here.

See on the map...

We are located...

[jeff] we're down here
at the southern cross.

We're 160 miles away
from kona right now.

And we have four days
to fill the boat.

Four days to gut, process,

and ship all the way to vegas.

I actually didn't realize
how far out we are now

until, I mean,
looking at this.

The old man never made it out
that far.

[chuckling] it's 'cause
he didn't have

a boat this size.

[josh] we've spent
$80,000 on fuel

and brought
the cornelia marie 2100 miles.

And we did it
so we could access

one of the hottest
fishing spots

in all the pacific.

So far we have
struck out hard.

Not a mark out here.

We gotta make some new ones.

[josh] and we shall.

Well, I know
we haven't done so well

down here in the spot one,

but let's move on to spot two.

Bob's northwest quadrant.

-Yeah. Roger.
-All right.

If we can't figure out how
to fish in these seamounts,

our business is toast.

It's as simple as that.

Let's go get the guys roused.

[casey] we gotta catch
some fish.

[josh] right.

-[man cheering]
-[man 2] boom!

[woman] yeah!

[josh] my dad was
captain phil harris.

For you, buddy!

A legend in the bering sea.

[phil] I'm a sweetheart.

You can't get
any better than me.

I'm just
a smiling *bleep* jack.

[josh] and he left me
with a name.

Yeah! Boom!

[josh] the cornelia marie is
in hawaiian waters

for the first time.

-[casey] you made it.
-[both laughing]

[josh] man, my dad would
be tripping right now.

[casey] oh.

We're chasing down ahi
far from shore,

in a place my dad didn't
even fish.

This is the video
from the cross seamount.

I have fish receipts
for over two million pounds

-of fish.
-Really?

Two real big marks right here.

There's big fish
out here, man.

[josh] I'm just hoping
he taught me

enough tricks
to pull this off.

[casey] let it go, let it go.
Let it go!

-That's a catch!
-Big one.

[josh] or we can kiss vegas...

-*bleep* right here.
-Hold on.

It's the biggest of the year
so far for me.

Ta-da!

[josh] ...And
this dream goodbye.

[josh] that ain't no good.

Whoa.

-[beeping]
-we're marking.

-[jeff] we're marking?
-Yeah, we're marking.

[casey] yeah, we are.

[casey] birds are kinda
continuing that way...

To the north.

-[beeping]
-no.

Just a couple of them
are headed back this way.

Yeah, I saw a bunch
of splashes over here.

-[beeping]
-cool.

[josh] first day out
on the seamounts was

not very productive.

Jeff got a nice ahi.

But casey and I,
we got skunked.

Time's running out,
so we're looking for an assist

from fishermen's best friend,

the eyes in the sky.

How many fathoms do you think
we're in right now?

About 700.

Dude, there are so many birds
flying around here.

[josh speaking]

[casey] back in kona,
you usually see

a bird pile of like,


Out here on the seamounts,

you see hundreds
and hundreds of them.

If all these birds are
traveling this far offshore,

you know there's gotta be food
for them in these waters.

I'm seeing some splashes,
we're marking some fish.

[josh] there's something
a lot bigger

than a *bleep* skipjack
over there.

-[beeping]
-[casey] marked a fish at 22.

[beeping]

marked one at 45.

[josh] this is why bringing
the cornelia is so critical.

She's a mobile base

that lets us track
the bird piles.

And hopefully the school
wherever they go.

[jeff] this looks really good.

Yesterday was a today bust
for josh and casey, man.

They didn't catch nothing.

So, you know,
hopefully today will be

a little bit better.

Oh, man. An ahi just dropped
right over there.

I'm gonna
start trolling right now.

The seamounts are
an underwater mountain range

that rise 15000 feet
from the ocean floor.

When mid-ocean currents hit
their slopes,

water wells up from below,

carrying nutrients
and other food

for bait fish
up to the surface.

It creates its own ecosystem

that's perfect for predators

from below and from above.

Just came into a pile
of birds, looking really good.

-We just marked three fish.
-[beeping]

three big fish
on the screen right now.

[beeping]

there's mahi-mahi jumping
right there.

Got some air too, that guy.

[josh] did he?

Oh, we're gonna
*bleep* snag that *bleep*

he's coming in the box.

[josh] a little wire out.

[reel winding]

yeah, there she is.

Let's see how she goes.

Come on, baby.

[reel winding]

oh, we're on.

-[reel winding]
-oh, yeah.

Yeah, we got one.

[casey] yep, mahi-mahi.

-[josh] dude, yeah!
-Yeah!

-[casey] get him in there.
-Right on!

[josh] that's a nice one.

Yeah,

he's a good size mahi-mahi.

[casey] tight.

[thrashing]

[casey] don't lose him.

Okay.

[josh] beautiful fish.

-[casey] one in the box.
-[josh] one in the box!

[casey] it's one hell of a way
to start the morning.

It's nice to be able to snag
a mahi-mahi out of the hole.

That's a...

Something, anyway.

[marking machine beeps]

so, up here is bait.

We're just trolling
in the birds right now.

You can see
these two real big marks

right here. There's big fish
out here, man.

You know,
that's the size of the fish

that we want, right there.

[reel winding]

all right, we're hooked up.

We need this fish, man.

What color are you?

That's a good start.

We're just gonna
stalk the birds.

Wherever they go,
we're gonna go.

I'm going right here,
where all the birds are at.

That's where I'm going.

[jeff] I see bird piles.

-[machine beeps]
-and just like that,

we got back on some fish.

We just marked four fish.

You can see them up here
on the screen.

Bait's up here.

[reel winding]

-[casey] fish on!
-Fish on?

Yeah!

[jeff] hooked one.

This guy's cartwheeling
all over the place.

[josh] wow. Holy *bleep*

beautiful fish.

That's a *bleep* big one.

They come, right here.

[josh speaking]

[jeff] birds are
kinda moving kinda fast.

So, we gotta see if we can

kinda keep the pace of them
in the bait.

[casey] yeah, another one?

-Yeah!
-[josh] another one.

[casey] these bird piles are
doing the work.

They're tracking
the fish for us.

It's like figuring out
somebody's tell at poker.

Once you understand,

the game gets a lot easier.

[jeff] we just hooked up.

-[josh] phew.
-[casey] boy,
that's back-to-back, huh?

At this rate, we can catch


We're off to a good start.

[casey] okay. Fine.
I'll throw 20.

[reel clicking]

here's 20. Still marking.

[machine beeps]

-[machine beeps]
-is he down there?

-What's he at?
-[machine beeps]

[josh] uh...

Oh, *bleep*

that's... Ten,
twenty, thirty...

[josh] well,
we're out of them.

It was marked there
just a second ago.

Hang on just a second, josh.

I just wanna see if we marked
any fish here, okay?

[josh] come on, baby.

Show us the love.

Damn, man.

[casey] I lost the birds,
you got them?

[josh] no.

All right. Where would
our birds go?

Where did you go...

Birdies?

These are bigger bait piles
than we've ever seen.

But I've never actually seen

the fish just
disappear like this.

I thought we were gonna
be on to something here.

Getting that fish

and then losing
the whole school,

that sucked.

[josh] yeah. If you're
not on the school,

well, you're *bleep*
out of luck.

Current's really fast,

it's moving over two knots,
pulling straight in.

So that's, you know,
that's a little bit of a...

That's a little bit
of a problem.

Well, fishing just fell
on its a*s.

Just trying to see

you know, kinda what's around.

I haven't
really marked anything.

The marks are gone.
I don't know where they went.

*bleep* man.

Gotta reposition.

[grumbles] unbelievable.

Okay. Just gotta
reset, regroup.

I literally just caught
the biggest fish

that I've caught all year

just a minute ago.

And I look up,

and all the birds and sign
of life, they're gone.

[josh] we lost the school.

[jeff] yeah, I drove around
looking for them.

I can't find them.

I wasn't paying attention
to them.

Well, we're limited
on fuel and resources.

We can't just be
driving around

looking for stuff,

so what do you guys think?

Why don't we just head back
to the old cornelia?

[casey] return
to the mothership.

-Yeah.
-Look at the chart again.

You know, we'll look at what
the current was doing today.

Look at our weather.

-[josh] yeah.
-[casey] figure it out.

Sounds good. Follow you.

Perfect. See you over there.

[josh] before we lost
the school

we were making
real good weight.

Now, we must have snagged
probably a thousand pounds

between the two of us
in just half a day.

This is why
the seamounts are so famous,

'cause of this right here.

Who's that ringing out here?

Barry!

Yeah, we're in the middle
of nowhere, I can't believe
that worked.

Close enough to the boat
to get wifi, it just happened.

It's going.

We're getting fish.
I think we're gonna be able
to make that order.

Shouldn't be a problem.
It's going to be tight,
but we can do it.

You said a thousand of mahi
and a thousand of ahi?

That's scary.

We promised him five thousand
pounds, now he wants two more?

I mean, yeah, I mean,
that's five plus two.

And then our original order
what, was...

Ten thousand pounds.
And we're not even
halfway there.

We'll do it.
We'll figure it out.

All right, brother. We'll talk
to you later. Take care.
Thanks for the call.

What are we gonna do?

Dude.

Barry called us.
He wants more fish, again.

Are you serious?

Two thousand more pounds
of finished product he wants.

Dude. He can't keep changing
the weight on us, man.

It's like, knowing that
you're running a *bleep* race,

and you see the finish line,
and

the guy that makes
the *bleep* race
takes the finish line

and stretches it
another ten miles
and doesn't tell you.

How are we ever
gonna finish this order?

We're gonna figure it out.

We don't have the time, bro.

An extra two thousand pounds,
that's a huge ask.

But we just saw
what the seamounts
can produce.

So it's not really
the end of the world.

Well, I don't know, man.
What do you think?

Something's gotta give.

If we were, like, crab fishing
right now, we got off the pile
and we're searching, so

I was kind of baffled.

Using the bird piles
to track the bait

is a great strategy.
But it can't be
our only strategy.

What I'm doing is
setting across the depths
going downhill

from shallow to deep,

and whatever end is best,
they've got to concentrate
on that.

When my dad
would move into a new area,
he would experiment.

He'd try to figure out
how the terrain and the depths

would affect the crab
and the fishing.

Oh, man.

That sucks.

The first one
did not look good.

I set all this here
in different depths.

So somewhere hopefully
we run across something.

On the bering sea
with the variable changes,

you've got to adapt
and overcome.

Oh, we've got a rider.

Yeah! That's what
I'm talking about.

Pop said that
if the current's running down
this way,

sometimes you get
that upwelling right there,

when it hits the side
of the sea mountains.

You know, it kind of depends
on the currents,
which way they run.

Well, then I think
that's where we're going next.

We're on our crab fishing
hours right now.

It's pretty intense.

We lost the school today
when the current shifted.

But hopefully, tomorrow
we can get back
on top of them.

Till then, I've got an idea
on how to make the fish
come to us.

-What's going on, broski?
-What's up, buddy?

-Well.
-What do you think about doing
some night vision tonight?

Let's just pound through it.
Just get it done.

All right, brother.
I'll see you.

Let's get ready
to saddle up, then.

I don't know
what sleep is anymore.

I don't know, I usually
wake coffee up, make coffee
before I wake everybody up.

If there's a will,
there's a way.

All right.

All kind of looks the same
out here to me, dude.

It's just black.

It's just dark.

Crazy.

Let's just turn the lights on,

kind of like how we do it,
you know, on the inside.

And let's just see
maybe if something comes.

If we get some bait
to start showing up
at some marks,

we could throw the shoots
and float with the current.

For sure.

Let's do it, man.

Ika-shibi is a night fishing
technique that you use lights

to attract squid and other
bait ba*ls.

You kind of bring them
to the surface

and hopefully attract big tuna
at the same time.

Hopefully we can get
some fish.

We ain't getting nothing.

You get anything?

Our light's not good enough
or what?

We did that ika-shibi
the first time, we got more
ika than this.

Wait a minute.

I mean, I've seen what
those lights do at night, man.

If you turn
the deck lights on,

that's I think
a really good idea, man.

Yeah, I'm down.

-Let's light that puppy up.
-Let's do it.

When we're fishing
in water this deep,

we need a light source
that can penetrate down
far enough

to bring that bait up.

Wild lights on the cm
will work perfect.

On the bering sea
they save us from rogue waves,
other objects.

Pointed down at the water,

they should be able
to light up the bottom
of the ocean with no problems.

Dude,

look at that swell.

Yee-haw.

*bleep*

got it. Score!

Made it.
That was a little gnarly.

What's up, kershawn?

I am gonna turn on
some lights here.

And see
if we can draw the ika.

Wow.

That'll help.

That's crazy.

Well *bleep*,
let's go fish now.

That makes a big difference.

And the great casey said,
"let there be light!"

when we have the leds
and the sodiums lit up,

and the other lights
we put on the crane,

we're putting
over a 100,000 lumens
into the water.

You're like the rain man
of electricity.

You're always using that joke.
I'm not the rain man.

Who I am, the sunshine man.
Lighting things up.

The great casey said,
"let there be light!"

*bleep* whatever.

Ta-da.

Dude, look at the ika,
instantly, man.

-They came right up.
-No, it's crazy.

There's squid now
popping up everywhere.

And they look very creepy
floating through the water.

They're fast.

All of a sudden,
now we've got bait
showing up on the recorder.

All this up here is bait.

That was a really good idea
that josh had.

Don't tell him, though.

All right, josh,
come on in here
and get me.

My feet just got wet.

This is gonna be good.

Yep.

It's a bad idea, dude.

Pretty crazy how much
that boat's moving, bro.

Man, it's like
no bull *bleep*,

that *bleep* thing
is coming out of the water
like eight, ten feet.

Yep, it's happening.

God.

I just took that thing
in the back so *bleep* hard.

Dude. He stuck it.

-You all right?
-Yeah. Not really.

It's probably bloody.

Look at my back.
I scalped that thing up
or what.

-Yeah, you sure
as *bleep* did.
-*bleep* .

Those lights better
*bleep* work.

I mean, we're seeing
a lot of marks, so.

You all right?

He's actually bleeding, so.

Dude, I ate *bleep* .
It hurts really bad.

-You're bleeding.
-I know.

The light was a good idea,
I don't know
about the pickup though.

Yeah. It's like lighting up
a whole city.

I never get to see it
from this angle, jeff.

We'll throw a bait out,
we'll see
if there's anything around.

I'm gonna scoot over there
closer, next to cornelia,
see what I can get, jeff.

Do it.

Do it. Let's get some fish,
dude.

I'm marking a fish right now.



-Pull right there.
-All right.

We just hooked up.

It's a big one.

We just hooked up.

It's a big one.

It's a yellow.

-It's an ahi.
-I know, he's hooked,
but he's hung up.

We lit up the sea mounts
like a christmas tree

and the ahi
are starting to bite.

But night fishing always
has a greater risk
of tangling your line

and losing your fish.

We cannot afford that
right now.

*bleep* . We're lucky.

It's a nice one.

This is a tumble.

Strong dog.

Happened that fast.

Super stock, that's two.

Probably about
a 80, 90 pounder.

We'll take him.

We'll take anything
at this point.

At the snap of finger.

-Dude, we're on it.
-We're on.

You just came up
with a great idea.

Let's rock and roll.

She's a little fatty.

Hey, jeff.
Let's rock this b*tch.

That's all *bleep* changes,
you know what I mean?

Take us
to the promised land, buddy.

I think we just found our fish
maybe within a couple hundred
yards of this thing.

What do you think?

Let's go rock it, dude.

Fish.

The parachute basically
acts as a sea anchor.

It'll basically help keep
my boat tight into
the current and the wind

so that I can
stay with my bait

and I won't lose it.

[jeff] at the seamounts

we're 160 miles from land,

any type of help, other boats.

It's pretty crazy.

There's unpredictable terrain.

There's slopes that drop off
way off into the depths.

There's currents
that are five times faster

than anything
like we've ever seen.

It's not like fishing in kona.

Drop that sh**t.

[josh] really having it,
isn't it?

[josh] sh**t is out dude.
It looks good.

Let's do this, buddy.

[casey] all right, buddy.

So, we're gonna
head into the wind here.

Dog, rocket,

everything else in the boat.

We're gonna throw
everything at 'em.

Dope. I do fish, drop.

[josh] you do--

yes.
Your side of the boat,
my side of the boat.

-Okay.
-Okay.

[casey] keep her equal.

[casey] are you ready?
[josh] yeah.

[josh] do your *bleep*, buddy.

And do mine.

We're gonna
get our lines in the water
and we're gonna start fishing.

And we're gonna
fish all through the night.

[josh] baits are in the water.

Please dad,
if you're up there,
give me some love, buddy.

[casey] did you see
that *bleep* needlefish?

[josh] that is, yeah.

[casey] isn't that crazy?
[josh] yeah.

[josh] look at all this
*bleep* in the water.

[radar beeping]

[man] we're marking fish.

This is actually
a school of fish right here.

[casey] we're gonna get one.
Feelin' it.

You hook up first,
oh, I'll be pissed.

[casey] it looks like the
whole light thing's workin'.

It's bringing up the bait fish
and it's gonna bring
the big fish right to us so...

What was that
your dad always
used to say about the light?

Well, the sun
shines on a dog's a*s
every once and a while

so I guess it's my turn.

That's it. I remember
it was something like that.

Yeah.

[radar beeps]

[radar beeps]

just saw a mark at 480,

so that's good.

They're starting
to come around the boat.

Gonna send my line down there
where the fish is at.

Just wait for a bite.

[radar beeps]

look at that.

[radar beeps]

[casey] dude, that's workin'.

They're coming up!

[radar beeps]

I'm marking a 20,
you see that?

[radar beeps]

there's more.
I'm marking like four
on the stream right now, so.

[casey] got a good one at 30.

Divin' down.

[radar beeps]
[casey] really good one!

[josh] 20, 30, 40.

[casey] one of these lines
is gonna go off.

[josh] that ain't no good.

Whoa.

[man] what was that?

[man] all the lights
just went out on the cornelia.

[josh] *bleep*, dude.

[man 1] where's the
flashlight?

[man 2] where is it?

We're black ship,
I'm going downstairs.

Here you go.

Okay, you're away.

[casey] they're still
running, right?

[casey] it shut off?

[jeff] that's not good.

I could see a flashlight
up in the wheel house.

[jeff] that means somebody
is scrambling around

to try to
figure out what's going on.

I hope
it's nothing major.

[man] yo!

[jeff] how you feeling
big guy?

[man] we need
these lights to come
back on or we're *bleep*.

[jeff] that was sketchy, man.

[jeff] you know
what's wrong with the boat?

[man] no. Generator's
shut off,

[man] gonna go take
a look at it. *bleep*, man.

[jeff] so we have no power
right now on the cm?

[man] no, it's emergency
power only right now.

Hopefully it's not
anything major.

Last thing we can have
happened right now

is have something
happen to this boat.

[casey speaking]

[casey speaking]

[casey] woo!

[man] booyah! There goes
the light.

They figured it out.

[josh] it's back on,
that's good.

[casey speaking]

[casey speaking]

[jeff] all right, man.
Be safe grabbing it, man.
That looks sketchy, dude.

[man] yeah.
It's like an average day
of the birds' sea.

Just a little bit weirder.

It's a little warmer.

[jeff] it's warmer for sure.

[josh] well, we don't need
to use all the power in
the boat.

We are running a
small generator.

It helps us with saving fuel.

[jeff] we come to find out
it doesn't keep all the
lights on.

[casey] you mark anything?

[man] eh...

Not a damn thing.

So he just turned all
the lights back on,
on the boat.

And there's nothing here.
Everything left.

So he just turned all
the lights back on,
on the boat.

And there's nothing here.
Everything left.

My sonar is completely
blue screen.

That's as blue as it gets.

There's no beam,
there's nothing.

[casey] you mark anything?

[man] eh...

[josh] not a damn thing.

[jeff] I think that whatever

came to the lights

was curious

and then when lights
got cut off

they got spoked.

Lots of times, when
fish gets scared

they don't come back.

So we may have just
completely blown our
whole night.

[josh] maybe they are way back
down the deep or something

[casey] I don't know,
these things shift

with the current
running through here

and this crap,
I mean it's just...

[josh] how long were we down?

Ten minutes.

[josh] that was like


there's no big fish left.

[josh] it hasn't been easy
out here at the seamounts.

Really hot fishing but
more random mood swings

than casey when he is hungry.

The lights not there,

they don't wanna hang out.

Maybe they'll come back.

There's not gonna be light
for about another four hours.

We're gonna ride this out.

We wanna get ready for
that morning bite.

So much harder crab fishing.

[casey] this is spinning
the tires.

All right.

I'd sell my soul to
have [beep] fish right now.

[jeff] not marking fish.

[casey] this sucks.

[josh] there's nothing
but a [beep] desert.

[jeff] fished all night long,

nothing came.

[casey] last night was
less than awesome.

We're gonna pull
this sh**t in,

[struggling to speak]
which is a job
in of it itself.

[casey exhales]

[casey] what a bummer!

What an absolute bummer!

We're trying to do two
things at once right now.

We are trying to
fill a massive order

but we are also trying to
learn how to fish at these
seamounts

it's like building a plane
while you are flying it.

[josh] that didn't go
quite as planned.

[jeff] no.

Just don't beat
ourselves up over it.

At least we gave it a try.

[josh] for sure.

Way to stick it out man.

Start making our way back.

[josh] I'm out.
[casey] I'm over it.

[josh] that pretty much went
south real quick.

That was really,
really, really bad.

I am done. [beep] whooped.

I don't know, but this
feeling I have right now,

this is the type of feeling
you have when you start
making mistakes.

You start slipping up,
you get hurt.

It's counterproductive, so...

Just gonna knock out
for like four hours.

[beep] whatever, 20 minutes
sounds good right now. [beep]

[jeff] I'm going to bed.

[casey groans]

thought we were gonna come
out here and crush
all the fish but,

right now we are
being crushed.

We've got this orders to vegas
that have to get fulfilled
but if they don't...

They're not gonna use us,
period.

You can watch things happen,
you can make things happen

or you can wonder what
the hell happened.

And I don't wanna be
of the third one.

[josh] one good thing
that came out of last night,

we confirmed our suspicion.

Staying on the current
side is the place to be.

We've lost a couple
battles here.

I'll be damned if
we lose the w*r.

[casey] you reaady to
go fishing?

We need to take advantage
of the current
while it's like this.

We can't waste
any more time.

Yeah.

Let's just do it.

Lucky hat.
We need all the luck
we can get today, boy.

Kari told us that the tide
is running north
towards the seamounts.

Which puts us
in a great position
being on the southern side.

Let's get going.

Yeah, let's do it.

Without the cornelia
all the way out here,

we could've never fished
these waters.

Yeah, we're just gonna keep
using her to hunt the ahi.

Where's the north star, josh?

It's up there somewhere.

You wouldn't know
the north star if it bit you
in the a*s, would you?

No.

-It's gonna be a good day.
-A beautiful day.

I'm feeling lucky.

Stick with the current,

track the birds,
catch the fish.

Let's do this.

Dinner bell.

The current is haulin' a*s.

It's really *bleep*
ripping hard on us.

We know the current's
going north,

now we're running around
just looking for birds,
big grey birds.

Bob was talking about
seeing thousands of birds.

It's the tail side of it,
we got a bunch more

over here coming in at us.

We're maybe in an okay spot.

I'm starting to see
a big a*s ball.

Thick, large and in charge.

Massive.

A lot of life out here.

That's a good mark.

-We're gonna send them
a little surprise.
-Yeah.

There you go.
Send it, big dog.
Send that.

Just coming back
into the birds right now,

I got fish jumping around.

The current's really fast,
it's moving over two knots.

I know josh and casey,
they kind of got some birds.

He's gonna get a bite, man.

We're on.

Ooh, he's an excited
little *bleep* too.

Didn't take long, did it?

Come on.

We really need that fish, man.
That fish right there.

If they can get that,
it's a big one.

Looks like an ahi.

It's actually
a really nice fish.

It's like a 80, 70 maybe.

-I will cut.
-Oh *bleep* . Watch out.

Wow.

Let it go, let it go.
Let it go!

Dude.

That's *bleep*
pretty bright, man.

Looks like we're at costco.

Here, film this.

Dude.

I have no clue
what we're doing here.

Hey, can I get
two double cheeseburgers,

small order of fries
and a large coke.

What's my total?
All right. I'll pull up
to the window

I think jeff's onto something
right here.

You know, drive through
ocean fast food.

It's not bad to get fast food,

but at the same time I think
I might lose my trim physique.

Yeah.

Right.

Oh, my god.

Can you give me a sandwich?

Looks like an ahi.

It's actually
a really nice fish.

It's like a 80, 70 maybe.

Oh *bleep*. Watch out.

Let it go, let it go,
let it go!

Dude.

That's a pissed!

We're getting bit,
we're getting bit,
we're getting bit.

Oh *bleep* right there.
We got 'em.

Big one.

That's a big *bleep*
right there.

Casey and josh are hooked up
right behind me.

We're on him.

Almost that leader,
he's super green,

he's not pinwheeling
the way I want him to.

But he's circling good.

I got color. We need this fish
so bad, man.

Watch out, watch out.

Wow.

-Got it?
-Got it.

-Gaff here, okay?
-Okay.

This side of the bloodline.

Gaff that *bleep*.

Get him?

Oh, you got him? Perfect.
Nice gaff, buddy.
Good job.

Dude.

Oh, my god.

Coming aboard.

-Nice fish.
-Beautiful fish.

It's a big one, man.
It's a big one.

*bleep* right there.
We got him.

This guy's probably
about 150.

It's the biggest of the year
so far for me.

The reason that
we're doing this
vegas order,

for me personally,

is to show these buyers
back there how *bleep* hard
it is to do this.

Look at how far we've got
to go for stuff like this.

You know?

It's emotional.

Biggest one of the year.

[praying in hawaiian]
...For this fish.

Thank you for providing us
with fish like these,

[speaking hawaiian]

oh yeah. Casey,
we've got someone, buddy.

It's coming up.

It's an ahi.

Nice fish, bud.

Here it comes.

How is that
for a *bleep* gaff?

Right through the eyeballs.

Oh, my god.

Hey.

That's what, a 50, 60 pounder?

Let's catch another fish.

About 150.

Come on.

Really good, man.
We've got fish.

If this isn't teamwork,
I don't know what the hell is.

I tell you what.

Holy *bleep* .

-That's huge.
-We've got fish
to deliver.

We've got fish to put
on the cm.

Running out of room.

First time we've ever
had this problem
together, josh.

We don't know
where to put them anymore.

Okay.

Good enough.

Phenomenal day fishing.
Phenomenal!

Good going, man.
Stocked.

Get her back to the cm, huh?

We've got to fish on sundays
more often.

Let's rock and roll.

We came, we commandeered,
we *bleep* conquered.

Successful day.
Good job, boys.

Yeah! Alright!

She's heavy, boys.

Yeah, we're heavy.

-You got ice ready?
-We got ice.

Okay, good.

Coming down.

Hard and fast.

It's a big fish.

Yeah. Okay!

Beauty!

Give her the roll.
This is the big one.

Found some beautiful fish.

I mean, look at these fish
we're pulling out, man.

It's what they want
for vegas right there.

Never thought we'd see
fish this size

going over the rail
of cornelia, huh?

Never thought tuna,
much less

would be going over the side.

It's all yours.

Dude, we absolutely
k*lled it today.

How is that for a good day
on the seamounts, huh guys?

Awesome, guys.

No, we did. But, I mean,

don't get too excited, man.
Don't count your chickens.

We've still got to weigh
everything and see
where we're at.

It's our work paying off,
you know?

Dude, the way I figure it,




We're still short
of where we need to be.

It's just... The numbers
aren't there. We ain't
gonna make it.

We're selling
a very beautiful product,
hawaiian line caught filets.

But the whole fish
isn't filet.

When we catch a 100 pound ahi,
only about 70 pounds
goes to the order.

-We need help.
-We need more people.

We've got to utilize
the network that we use
on the side.

They'll wanna help us,
we just have to ask.

We need to bring in
the reinforcements.

Today was one of the best days
we've ever had in the water.

So it's pretty crushing
when you realize that

it's not enough
to fill the order.

You know, one thing about
being in counter
for the past couple months

we've made a lot of friends
and, you know,

I'm hoping that they can
really help us push this
over that finish line.

We can try to throw
a hail mary,

pray that someone's willing
to risk a 160 mile trip.

We could lose the account.

We could come up

perfectly. I mean, *bleep* ,
I don't know,
fish are biting.

We know that...

We just picked up.

I don't know.

...Two thousand pounds of fish
and just two days left
to catch it.

God help us.

We'll see
who really believes in us.

Hopefully, people show up.