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00:00Hey, Andy, what's up?
00:05Hey, John, I got nothing for you with the cannery.
00:07They just called me and said, you got to get in.
00:10The cannery's closing.
00:12Look out!
00:13Oh, baby!
00:14Yeah!
00:15Look out!
00:16Oh, baby!
00:17Yeah!
00:18That's not good.
00:19It's been a struggle.
00:21I'll do what I can do, buddy.
00:24It's rally time.
00:26There's a broken surface part from that crap tank.
00:29Hey, .
00:31It's been a struggle.
00:34I'll do what I can do, buddy.
00:37It's rally time.
00:39There's a broken surface part from that crap tank.
00:42What are you kidding me?
00:44Half a million dollar load of crap,
00:46and a tank that's going to kill those crap.
00:49We're not going to be able to rest anymore.
00:52Why is Jake turning right now?
00:55Steve left his back door open,
00:57and we're just about to raid his kitchen.
01:00You guys on deck.
01:02We're going to find out.
01:03Ain't going to be no stopping.
01:05This is the end of the paradise season.
01:08I mean, we've got to get in for that offload.
01:10So if this is what it takes to get there,
01:12then so be it.
01:14Watch out!
01:15Yeah.
01:16We're not the kind of guys that quit.
01:17230 miles northeast of Dutch Harbor.
01:29guys that quip. 230 miles northeast of Dutch Harbor. I switched from milk in my
01:57coffee to whipping cream. I'm liking it a lot better than pots. On the eastern Baird Eye Crab Grounds. This was the best fishing that I had found so far. And I've lost the scent of the crab. Sucks! And I'm starting to get worried because it's all going to affect me purchasing the type. Aiming to make the switch from hired
02:27gun to owner-operator of the Titan Explorer. Captain Jake Anderson sleuths out his final 50,000 pounds of crab before mandatory offload in just 72 hours.
02:39I see Keith out there. He's a little south of me. I'm going to give him a call. 12 miles south.
03:03All right, here we go. You've got to be right here somewhere. Come on. Aboard the wizard.
03:20Yeah! Oh, man. That's a good start, right?
03:25One-oh-three.
03:37All right.
03:42This little vein of crab here is as hot as it can get for Maronite. And so far, no competition right here.
03:51All right. Now we're fishing.
03:55With $450,000 of Baird Eye Crab in his tanks and over 10 miles from the nearest boat, Captain Keith Colburn races to harvest his remaining 20,000 pounds of quota before the fleet catches the scent.
04:10At north, the entire fleet is just sitting there. The light's on the horizon. That's where we were. Fishing our state gets right now.
04:17He's watching me. He can tell that I'm hauling. And he gets a hint of crab and he just throws every pot he's got on it. So, um, we don't need to stay right on top of us.
04:31Jake, how you doing?
04:45I'm getting my butt kicked here a little bit. I'm just trying to find a better place to go.
04:53I don't know yet just how big this little spot I'm on, how big it is, okay?
05:05Yeah.
05:09Um, I'll tell you what. Your daddy Sig, he's like a bloodhound, man. How about I have you beeline it towards the east where I'm going to set a decoy string.
05:31He's gonna think that that is a good spot for him to put his neck slow.
05:36If I am comfortable that I have my crab on board, I'll let you clean out the rest of my gear at the end if you're not getting it, okay?
05:54Okay.
05:55And that decoy's gonna be at 24 and 15, okay?
06:04I'll call you back in a little bit. Let me finish this string.
06:07Okay, later.
06:11I've put with decoy sets a bunch of times.
06:15I mean, like, some epic, amazing decoy sets.
06:19Keith's plan, lure Sig away from the wizard's crab-rich grounds with 20 pots set in a dead zone to the east.
06:31He's trying to use my bow to set Sig up just to keep Sig away from his hot spot.
06:38A ruse bolstered by a string from his dear friend, Jake Anderson.
06:42Which, he's on good fishing. I know that.
06:47I've been watching him go up and down, up and down, just like cornfields.
06:54He's getting fat while everybody else is starved on the street.
06:59Nine miles north.
07:03We're getting towards the end of our paradise season and, you know, everybody wants to go home.
07:08You know, Clark obviously wants to see his new baby.
07:12Of course, I miss my wife and my family.
07:16On the Northwestern.
07:19However, right now, we're seeing a little dip in the fishing.
07:24There's always the rumor mill.
07:26And there's always that grass is greener, that better spot.
07:30And right now, that's just right down below me.
07:33I know that, uh, Keith is poking around.
07:37And Jake as well.
07:41I'll give him a shout here.
07:48You got me, Jake?
07:50Yeah.
07:52Yeah.
07:54How's it going out there?
07:56Fishing where we're at now up north is kind of dropping off.
08:04Not good.
08:08Is he keeping this on the plotter down south?
08:11Did our frenemy say anything?
08:16There's a crab down there.
08:19I mean, by the looks of it, he's got that area pretty well covered.
08:24Well, he's gonna leave.
08:28Why would he leave and how do you know that?
08:33He's trying to set a fake set to dupe you into following him.
08:45Is he that paranoid?
08:48Yeah.
08:50Well, if that's the case, then, uh...
08:58I'll play along.
09:00Just follow him out there.
09:02Reverse this whole thing so it backfires in his face.
09:06All right.
09:08And I'll guarantee you one day, he better be afraid.
09:12Okay, bye.
09:14I'm very close with Keith.
09:18And he pulled me out of the water and saved my life.
09:21But we're fishing now.
09:25I'm gonna take that crab.
09:29Because he would do the same to me.
09:34What I do know is that if a guy is so paranoid to try to decoy me away from an area,
09:40then the odds are that's the place to go.
09:46140 miles southwest.
09:51On the western Red King Crab grounds.
09:54We got big weather coming.
09:56We got an upload date looming down on us.
09:59I got about three more days.
10:03Aboard the time band.
10:05But it takes two days to get back.
10:08And so we don't have time to delay.
10:11Or dally.
10:13How do you like that one, Heather?
10:15Helming the last boat fishing Reds, Captain Jonathan Hilstrand must solve a complex equation.
10:2220,000 pounds of quota...
10:24Woo-hoo!
10:26...from 80 pots in 72 hours.
10:29With one variable.
10:31A 220-mile-wide low-pressure system heading straight for the western grounds.
10:39All right, let's do it.
10:41Roger!
10:43Woo!
10:49All we need is a 40 average.
10:52Knock on wood, baby.
10:54Come on, baby.
10:59Come on, baby.
11:06Come on, baby.
11:08Come on, baby.
11:10Woo!
11:12That's what I'm talking about right there.
11:14Woo!
11:16Yeah!
11:18Reds in, baby.
11:19Reds go!
11:20Come on!
11:21Come on!
11:22Come on!
11:23I'm going fast, Mom!
11:24I'm going fast!
11:25I'm going fast!
11:26I'm not going fast!
11:29Woo!
11:33How many do you get, Russ?
11:3522.
11:3722.
11:38I mean, it'll work, but we need better.
11:43I was hoping we'd get a few more pounds on this string, you know, a few more crabs.
11:46But I guess I got to figure out what to do.
11:59My mane just died.
12:01I got a loss.
12:02Neal!
12:03What the hell?
12:05The aviation just died.
12:08You there, Neal?
12:13Neal!
12:14Yeah!
12:15Poor mane just died.
12:17On the Time Bandit.
12:21I got it running now.
12:23It might have line in it, though.
12:24Go, guys!
12:25Let's go!
12:26Need someone to come back here and see if I got line in the f***ing wheel.
12:30Copy!
12:32I don't think I do.
12:33F***, I don't know.
12:39Yes, you do!
12:40Yes, you do!
12:41Okay.
12:42F*** in the port!
12:43Okay, yeah, let's get it!
12:45We'll pull the buoys of the pod up, and then we'll figure out what kind of mess I got us in.
12:50Yeah, roger!
12:52The problem with line in the wheel, it could have too much line in the wheel for that propeller you can work in.
12:57Yeah.
12:58Like a yo-yo could wrap it right up, pull the line up.
13:02So, it might KO that motor, and I gotta go to Dutch.
13:09Pull it till it gets tight, and then ramrod it out.
13:12Roger! Roger!
13:13Ah!
13:15Eddie, give me a head.
13:16Eddie, give me some.
13:18Give it to me.
13:20Just ramrod it out.
13:22Board in reverse.
13:25That's pretty tight, Mark.
13:30Pretty simple tight, Mark.
13:32It's gonna break.
13:34Keep that through.
13:36I gotta throw it in reverse now.
13:38Pull it in and head it off.
13:44Hey, let's go!
14:04Pull it in.
14:06Nice and slow, man.
14:07I know, man.
14:14Man.
14:18Get that off board, right?
14:20Neil, what you getting out of the train camera you used to troll with,
14:24we just gotta make sure it's not too much line in the wheel, or else we could be KO'd.
14:29Okay.
14:31So, Neil, Neil has this camera he got from my dad.
14:37So, you can see the bottom.
14:39We can look at our props.
14:41Sea view.
14:43It's gonna be a prop view.
14:45We have to do the port, the port one, Neil.
14:47Okay.
14:51I can see it on the screen already.
14:54Alright, let's do it.
14:55Okay.
15:05I can see the runner!
15:07Okay.
15:11Okay, go up.
15:14Go up!
15:16Tilt it upward!
15:21There it is! Stop right there!
15:22Right there!
15:23Stop!
15:24Right there!
15:25Oh, yeah, there's a lot of line in it!
15:27You got a pile of line!
15:29Bad, bad, bad.
15:31You can see I got a lot of line.
15:36The shaft's usually this big.
15:37It's this big now.
15:38It's got all that line on it.
15:39It's very bad.
15:43My boat's down to one and a half props.
15:46So, we're gonna be a real slow boat, like a six knot boat.
15:49Instead of an eight knot boat, so it's gonna slow us down.
15:51We're crippled.
15:52Coming up!
15:53We're crippled, but we're not out.
15:55If we can roll through this gear, get another pick, and I can get that off foot.
16:03We just gotta keep going, even if it's slow, get as much as we can get done.
16:08Get my ass out of here, go to town.
16:12Cut the pop-up!
16:14We got a lot of lots to hold.
16:17But the weather's coming up, too.
16:19Set it back!
16:22Just keep on going.
16:23Keep on turning.
16:24Okay, pull it over.
16:25Pull it over.
16:32150 miles northeast.
16:35They're ready to get this stack off the boat.
16:38Woo!
16:40I'm ready to get this stack off the boat.
16:42On the wizard.
16:43Sig's gonna see me and the kid setting in a spot that's about seven miles from where he's at now.
16:50He's gonna have to come look.
16:52Watch out!
16:53Woo!
16:54Great as that, great.
16:55Roger!
16:57To bait Sig away from his 200 pots set on hot fishing, Captain Keith commences with Operation Decoy Set.
17:13Betting 50 pots from the Wizard and Titan Explorer set to the east of his gear will add up to an irresistible drawl to one Captain Sig Hansen.
17:36Hey, Keith.
17:38Are you heading my way?
17:40Yeah.
17:41Okay.
17:43Just keep barreling down the hill right at me, okay?
17:46You might have to pretend you're setting a string. Slow down.
17:50Okay.
17:52All right, I'm out, okay?
17:54Okay, later.
17:58Yeah.
17:59I'm not doing any of that.
18:00Jake-ers.
18:01Hey, Jake.
18:02You ready?
18:03Yeah.
18:04I'm gonna run down there and let's get some.
18:07It looks like he's too far away to do anything about it.
18:10Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
18:11All right, I'm on my way.
18:12I'll meet you there.
18:14I mean, it's kind of ridiculous because Keith is...
18:15It's like you're leaving your ducklings to...
18:16I mean, it's kind of ridiculous.
18:17It's like you're leaving your ducklings to protect them and...
18:19And you're going away from the nest.
18:20I mean, it's kind of ridiculous because Keith is...
18:24And you're going away from the nest and there's a wolf in town.
18:25There's actually two wolves in town.
18:26Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
18:30I mean, it's kind of ridiculous because Keith is...
18:31It's like you're leaving your ducklings to protect him and...
18:45And you're going away from the nest and there's a wolf in town.
18:50There's actually two wolves in town.
18:52Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
18:53Why is Jake turning right now?
19:12Why is Jake turning right now?
19:16Are you kidding me?
19:17He's left his back door open, and we're just about to raid his kitchen.
19:27They're heading right for my gear.
19:33230 miles northeast of Dutch Harbor.
19:38Why is Jake turning right now?
19:42Why is Jake turning right now?
19:45They're heading right for my gear.
19:47Are you kidding me?
19:59Hey, Keith.
20:01All right, I'm trying not to be agitated, but I want to know what are you doing right now?
20:05Because I'm seeing it.
20:09I'm just traveling.
20:10Are you just traveling with your daddy?
20:13With Jake?
20:14Adios, Keith.
20:19Yeah, okay, whatever.
20:21I'm heading your way.
20:22He's trying to use me and give me the scraps on the edge of his plate, but I'm hungry.
20:33All right, guys.
20:40Secure the deck real quick, all right?
20:42All right.
20:43All right.
20:43Get back for our gear immediately, okay?
20:48160 miles southwest, on the western Red King Crab grounds, aboard the time banner.
21:06Oh, yeah.
21:07Oh, yeah.
21:08Oh, yeah.
21:09Just big enough for me to suck my tongue.
21:11Yeah, 34 is three stories.
21:13It's right into the storm, baby.
21:17It's going to be big seas out here, open a can of storm.
21:24Just another day.
21:26Ah!
21:27They got a bunch of line in the shop.
21:32Usually we run around 1,450 RPMs, but yesterday, after I did this, I could only run about 1,150.
21:45We're not giving up now.
21:46We're going to battle this out.
21:47With only 56 hours left until the final delivery of the season, and his port propeller wrapped
21:54in a polyurethane line, Captain Jonathan limits his last run through the gear to six knots in
22:01an effort to avoid overheating in 30-foot seas.
22:06Got to be in town, because if we miss that delivery date, they won't take our crap.
22:14First spot, woo!
22:15Yee-haw!
22:16All right, stamina.
22:17Watch out for each other.
22:18Be safe.
22:19We're going to do it.
22:20We're going to be taking a lot bigger ones than that.
22:21Woo!
22:22Look at that!
22:23Oh, yai-yi.
22:24That's right!
22:25I want it on!
22:26All we need is a 20 average.
22:29That always looks easy on paper.
22:42But I don't want to jinx us.
22:43Oh, no!
22:44Yeah!
22:45Everybody's done!
22:46That was a good pot there.
22:49Let's go ahead and put the crab on the table, get it over, and then we'll take care of the
22:51crab on the way to the next pot.
22:56Oh, yeah!
22:57Oh, yeah!
22:58Oh, yeah!
22:59Oh, yeah!
23:00Oh, yeah!
23:01Oh, yeah!
23:02Oh, yeah!
23:03Oh, yeah!
23:04Oh, yeah!
23:05That was a good pot there.
23:06Oh, yeah!
23:07Oh, yeah!
23:08Let's go ahead and put the crab on the table, get it over, and then we'll take care of the
23:13crab on the way to the next pot.
23:15Oh, yeah!
23:16Oh, yeah!
23:18Oh, yeah!
23:19Oh, yeah!
23:20Okay.
23:21Hang on, Heather.
23:23Hang on, honey.
23:24Wait, how does he...
23:25Oh, yeah!
23:2623, thank you.
23:27We got 19 left.
23:28It'll be real terrible.
23:2923, thank you.
23:36We got 19 left.
23:38We'll be real careful.
23:42My wife's over there.
23:44Going nuts.
23:45Oh, yeah, we need to work in the car, Mac.
23:51That's a good part there.
23:55Back off.
23:56Back off.
24:03Whoa, shit-talking mushrooms, come on.
24:06It's getting violent.
24:15That's going to keep building.
24:17This is all it's going to do is keep building.
24:2635.
24:33We're going to get through this one like we got through all the rest.
24:36Bandits are fishing.
24:38We're 300 RPMs down, and they've got vibrations.
24:45Ay-yi-yi.
24:47Ay-yi-yi.
24:56Ay-yi-yi.
25:04Oh, man.
25:23Here, watch out.
25:24There's a big one.
25:24Run, run, run, run.
25:26Run, run.
25:27Watch out.
25:28Hey, guys.
25:28On the time, Bandit.
25:51You got everybody okay?
25:57Yeah.
25:58Woo!
26:02All right, good.
26:05Sorry about that.
26:07Watch out.
26:10Whoa.
26:15These waves, they're coming through like freight trains.
26:19We're getting it done, so we're not the kind of guys that quit.
26:28We're not the kind of guys that quit.
26:42We're out here.
26:43We're in the storm.
26:44We're going to finish this.
26:44We're going to finish.
26:46It's a good boat.
26:48It's got to go slow.
26:53Just close your eyes, Heather.
26:55Be brave.
26:57I got 80 to go.
26:58Go on, go.
26:59Go on, go.
27:01120 miles northeast.
27:06On the eastern Baird Eye grounds.
27:08Jake.
27:17Jake.
27:19Hey, sick, you got me?
27:21Yes, sir.
27:23You take the north half.
27:24I'll take the south half.
27:26Drop some pots around him.
27:30Attack!
27:30All right, guys, set up as fast as you can.
27:44I'm going to set down on Keith.
27:45Get right away!
27:46At the end of the day, you know, we've got to get in for that offload.
28:02So if this is what it takes to get there, then so be it.
28:11Just 18 miles east.
28:16All right, get ready for a long night, guys.
28:25We're getting close.
28:26Roger that, cop.
28:32Jake and Jake.
28:34They're trying to push me out of a hot spot.
28:38That's not going to happen.
28:42Still miles from his primary fishing grounds,
28:45Captain Keith races to fend off invasion
28:48just 48 hours before the cannery shuts its doors.
28:55We can't get to our gear fast enough.
29:00I don't need a boat trying to push me around.
29:06Find a way to get through it.
29:07We don't need anything else.
29:17We don't need anything else.
29:17Hey, guys, we had an alarm chirping up there.
29:24Roger, all right.
29:35So is the pipe busted, or is it just?
29:37It's not busted.
29:38I don't know what happened.
29:39It's disconnected.
29:40Yeah.
29:44What's up?
29:46There was a broken surface pipe in that crab tank.
29:48Are you f***ing kidding me?
29:50No, I'm not f***ing you.
29:57Circulation pipes funnel fresh seawater through the vessel's holding tanks.
30:02If they crack, the flow and oxygen levels drop, threatening Keith's 70,000-pound catch.
30:11Half a million dollar load of crab and a tank that's going to kill those crabs.
30:16Alex, I'm going to vacate this chair right now.
30:19I need to get out of this little house.
30:21You're going to have to get in there and do a little excavation.
30:26Somehow figure out how to get the pipes flowing again.
30:30We'll deal with it.
30:31Hey, Joe.
30:32That's our public forward tank down, right?
30:33Right on.
30:34Halting his trek west to make the repair at sea, Keith drains 30,000 gallons of water from
30:50his live well, leaving only hours to replace the damaged pipe before his crab suffocate and die.
30:58Straight up.
30:59Let's go.
31:00Hang on.
31:01Okay, you got it.
31:02We're not supposed to be doing this out here at sea.
31:09It takes about 17 minutes to drain that tank.
31:19So it's kind of a long 17 minutes.
31:22My biggest concern is that we're going to see a bunch of dead crab down there.
31:28It's about at the worst spot we can be in.
31:33So, uh, we lost Carl Gorsinger, blind dog.
31:38He ended up in the harbor, drowned, and they found him in the water.
31:43Neil sent the lantern up in honor of our friend Carl.
31:48It's hard being blind dog.
31:50I just want everyone to know that.
31:52Oh, I'm a green, green, green boy.
31:55I wish I was never born.
31:59We loved our Carl.
32:02May you rest in peace.
32:05Love you, my brother.
32:07Love you.
32:08Love you.
32:09Oh, no.
32:12Oh, no.
32:14Oh, .
32:15We got a bonfire.
32:17We'll ask for Carl.
32:19That's the Carl situation right there.
32:21Hey, Carl.
32:23Classic Carl right there.
32:24Are you okay, Neil?
32:32On the Eastern Baird Eye Grounds.
32:39And we just need to suck those tanks out as fast as we can.
32:42I didn't figure out what the hell's wrong in there.
32:45How far down we got?
32:46We're getting awfully close.
32:47All right, let's get in there.
32:48Just use the ladder as a guide.
32:49Go straight down.
32:50Move that ground as fast as you can, right along that bulkhead wall.
32:52Hey, OJ.
32:53I can see the broken one.
32:54That one that's right next to you.
32:55Give that pipe that hunter's straddling a little jiggle.
32:56See how it feels.
32:57That pipe right here.
32:58Seems to be loose.
32:59That's the one we need to get in there.
33:00All right, let's get in there.
33:01All right, let's get in there.
33:02All right, let's get in there.
33:03All right, let's get in there.
33:04Just use the ladder as a guide.
33:05Go straight down.
33:06Move that ground as fast as you can, right along that bulkhead wall.
33:10Hey, OJ.
33:12I can see the broken one.
33:15That one that's right next to you.
33:16Give that pipe that hunter's straddling a little jiggle.
33:20See how it feels.
33:21That pipe right here.
33:23Seems to be glued.
33:25That's the one we need to glue?
33:27Yep.
33:28We just wanted to put a hose on it.
33:29You can pop down that pipe so we can see what we're trying to need to do.
33:33We're going to hold that.
33:34It's right behind you.
33:36There you go.
33:37Right here.
33:42The other one, they're replacing a piece of broken pipe with a flexible hose and two clamps.
33:57They can do the rest down there.
34:00I'm coming upstairs, Mouse.
34:02I'm coming up there.
34:05We got it.
34:12We got to get out of here.
34:15OK, I'm going to go dash outside.
34:21We're real close to getting this situation taken care of.
34:26I just want to get those crab circulated again.
34:33Looks good to be here.
34:35All right.
34:36Good job, man.
34:37What are you doing?
34:38What are you doing?
34:39What are you filming this ?
34:46Get the water flowing.
34:47Get that thing capped.
34:49That's what I'm trying to do, Cap.
34:54You know, we got lucky.
34:56We have dodged a huge bullet here because all those crab are alive and they're doing great.
35:01We're trying to limp our way across the finish line.
35:05Dealing with Sig and Jake.
35:08Skeeter and Weasel.
35:17You know what?
35:18I'm going to give them a shout.
35:23Ten miles west.
35:24Yeah, yeah, yeah, baby.
35:34Come on, come on.
35:36Mmm.
35:37That's good.
35:44Oh, those paws are looking.
35:51We're in them.
35:52Thank you, man.
35:55Ah, Titan Wizard.
36:03What's going on, Jake?
36:07My bombs are coming up good.
36:09Okay, well, you know what?
36:10It has not been easy.
36:12We had to fix circulation pipes in a tank with live crab.
36:18And, uh, I don't know.
36:20We just need a break.
36:21Damn.
36:22That hurts.
36:23100!
36:24I think these crab are moving west.
36:25I'm punching in the coordinates.
36:26I texted you.
36:30Okay, thank you.
36:31Clock's ticking.
36:32Clock's ticking.
36:33Okay, thank you.
36:34Clock's ticking.
36:36Okay, thank you.
36:37Clock's ticking.
36:39Keith pulled me and my crew out of a life raft.
36:41And I'll never forget that.
36:42So we're gonna help him out.
36:43I'll never forget that.
36:44So we're gonna help him out.
36:45I'll never forget that.
36:46I'll never forget that.
36:47So we're gonna help him out.
36:48130 miles southwest.
36:53polarizationick storms.
36:57I'm going anywhere from ED,
37:06they're going to rip, was going to take it off,
37:08as we and the United States,
37:11130 miles southwest we've got our last spot looks like a good putt
37:22we've overcome a lot this season
37:32we're on our way to town guys we did it now we got to get this boat fixed we'll see what we got
37:44we've got the last string of baraday here we can get out of here and get this off
38:02after evading deception captain sig secures a fall season total of 110,000 pounds of crab worth 1.8
38:12million dollars this thing is always a gamble but this one is one for the books man a $91,000
38:23payday for each deckhand Keith is a very good fisherman but he's always looking for an angle
38:28and you know this time it just backfired
38:33we're on it baby we're on it
38:35well there's no question we definitely got to sit down here
38:45the crabs in the gear we've got it despite a double cross gone bad captain Keith rides the
38:52wizard to a 120,000 pound total and 90,000 bucks for each cadet we gotta get these on here get the hell out of here
38:59we gotta get these on here get the hell out of here
39:01outstanding
39:07nice job you guys
39:10I didn't see myself working with the Hanson this year but Keith thinks he owns the ocean and I had to remind him that he doesn't own this water
39:26not content to be the wizard's apprentice Jake claws out a three million dollar fall season
39:33now I'm a huge step closer to buying the Titan Explorer
39:36who knows maybe I'll buy the wizard next
39:42you
39:49take a line's out
39:51it's out
39:53Russell
39:54we got it
39:55we got it
39:56we got it
39:57bring this camp in
39:58yes
39:59thank you
40:00we did it dude
40:03we did it
40:04guys are loving the crowd they said they're huge and this big
40:11refusing to go quietly into the night captain Jonathan Hill strand gets the time bandit back to the cannery with a hundred thousand pounds of monster red king crab
40:23because we went out west you guys gonna make about fifteen more thousand dollars for king crab than we did last year each
40:30snaring 135,000 bucks for each buccaneer on board
40:39swear to God that God bless this man God has been watching out for this boat
40:43but winter fisheries it gets cold
40:45it'll make a grown man crack
40:50it's been three years since we've been fishing a Peleos
40:56let's go get them
40:57the demand is definitely out there and with that demand you get a big price
41:02just let it go
41:05let it go let it go let it go
41:09burn that thing to the ground
41:12whoa hang on
41:14go go go go go go
41:19oh
41:21you know we don't know how much crap is out there
41:24We don't know where the crab are, but we are starting fresh.
41:28We're starting new.
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