♪♪ Boom, boom, boom, boom
[Jack] I grew up hearing them stories of red crab.
[vocalizing]
[Jack] Since I've been a boy,
I thought it was the coolest thing in the world, man. I still do. [chuckles]
♪♪ Boom, boom, boom, boom
♪♪ I'm gonna shoot you right down ♪
♪♪ Right off of your feet
Everyone was saying...
♪♪ Boom, boom, boom, boom
...you're never gonna be a crab captain.
I've been told I can't my whole life.
♪♪ Boom, boom, boom, boom
I [bleep] hate those mother [bleep].
♪♪ I'm gonna shoot you right down ♪
You know, don't tell me I can't do anything.
[vocalizing]
[Jack] It's my time to prove to everyone and myself
what it means to be a crabber.
I'm hoping that everybody can keep their heads in the game.
[Jack] Some people say it gets to the point, they snap.
I snap right [bleep] back.
-Whoa! Hey! -Get him!
You have to fight for every single crab you catch.
-[man 1] Holy [bleep]! -[man 2] Yeah!
[man 3] Whoo!
[Jack] It's what I've always wanted to do and now that I'm doing it...
[Jack on radio] Thanks for the crab, Keith.
Yeah. [bleep] you, Jack.
[laughing]
[man] Cut it! Cut it!
[Jack] ...I'm living my dream.
And I love every second of it.
♪♪ Boom, boom, boom, boom
[narrator] Two hundred and twenty miles north of Dutch Harbor.
[waves crashing]
[Sig] It's a good 30 gust.
Waves are looking at, I would say 12 to 15 feet right now.
[narrator] On the Northwestern.
Oh, my God.
[man speaking]
Well, we've seen some sign around,
south on the 166 line
and just a little bit farther to the northwest.
It's just not doing it for us.
We gotta get through these pots
fast as we can.
Try to get as many pots up and moved as we can.
That's the idea right now.
[narrator] After six weeks on the water
hunting red king and now bairdi crab...
[grunting]
[narrator] ...Captain Sig Hansen wages a war on two fronts.
A squall above
and the lack of crab below.
Forcing him to press on through the weather
in search of his final 16,000 pounds.
[man speaking]
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
Yeah, yo, my kid got his Halloween costume
and he's looking like a little stud in it.
[Karl speaking through radio]
It'll be cool to be there for that.
You learn a lot over that little, uh, jukebox right there.
Sounds like somebody wants to go home.
And I get it, you know, especially having kids,
or a baby.
If you don't catch crab, you don't come home. That's kind of the deal.
Uh, I'm having a girl.
[radio beeps]
[Karl speaking]
[laughs]
Definitely a life-changing experience.
First three months suck though.
Anyone who had a kid knows first few months is horrible.
[Karl speaking through radio]
[Sig] Boy, he talks a lot.
Talk, talk, talk, talk, talk.
I'm not criticizing but I want Karl
motivated into that fourth, fifth gear, right?
To get it done quickly.
[man speaking]
[Sig] That's not good.
[Sig speaking on radio]
Karl, why don't you sneak up here for a second?
[waves crashing]
I didn't know you were having a baby girl.
Yeah, in December.
Yeah, I thought I heard baby girl over the loud hailer.
Well, congratulations. I mean, my goodness.
I figured if you're gonna have two,
you might as well have 'em pretty close.
-Well, that sounds logical for you, as a guy. -[laughs]
You're not the one that's going into labor.
[both laugh]
Glad to hear that.
We just got to figure out where to put these things.
You know... [speaking]
[waves crashing]
That's what you want? Yeah, that makes sense.
Because then you're not spreading out.
I wanna go a little bit farther over on this one though.
Little bit farther east.
You wanna go here?
[Karl speaking]
There'll be more crab in my spot
than what you're saying, I'll guarantee you that.
[Karl speaking]
[waves crashing]
What's your bet?
[Karl speaking]
[chuckles] Okay. All right, yeah.
That's a good one.
What are you gonna give me?
I don't know. What should I give you?
Silence.
I'd like one string of silence. That's what you can give me.
If you lose, I win silence.
-One string. -All right.
One whole string.
[waves crashing]
-All right. Tell the guys what we're doing. -All right.
[waves crashing]
[Sig] Karl and I made a little bet.
Kinda get his mind more on, uh, fishing.
I know he wants to go home.
But I want the guys in it to win it.
For the greater good, the bigger cause, right?
[Sig speaking on radio]
Get ready to set.
[Lauritz] I don't care who wins.
I don't. But Sig's gonna get him a present either way.
What happens if you lose?
[man speaking]
-Oh, I hope Sig wins. I hope Sig wins. -He can't say a word. [laughs]
[laughs]
He's lose.
[splashes]
[narrator] One hundred seventy-five miles east.
[waves crashing]
[narrator] On the Pacific Mariner.
[Jack speaking]
[Harley speaking]
[laughing]
Oh, I'm never gonna be [bleep] happy.
[snorts and laughs]
[bleep] [man speaking]
[narrator] As pots go from half full
or half empty, according to Harley,
down to single digits,
Jack Bunnell hauls in stacks of 28 mile string
needing every red king to pay down their $2 million of debt
and cement the young skipper's place
as a Bering Sea king crab captain.
[Jack] There is a lot of pressure on us
'cause this is into the season.
We are both all in on this boat.
The way things are going, we're barely making our monthly payment here.
We gotta get these crab.
[Harley] Dude. That was in sour taste, you know.
[Jack] Yeah, that was bad.
Where do you wanna go set this at?
[Jack] I mean, there's a lot of area.
Really, they could be anywhere.
Well, over here, I can see Keith working.
Maybe he knows, uh, what's down there.
-Keith. -Yeah.
Maybe we call him up, get a little information?
Uh...
Me and Keith don't really always go eye-to-eye.
[Harley speaking]
Well, I'll tell you this right now,
if you're accusing me of [bleep] pulling your gear,
you're [bleep] talking to the wrong guy, Harley.
I'm gonna keep my eye on you, buddy.
Oh, [bleep] you.
I don't really know Keith. At least you know him.
Yeah, I know him. But, you know, it's not good.
-Yeah, we know the bad side of each other. -All right.
It'll be best if you go do that.
Just don't tell him I'm here, huh.
[Jack] Yeah, you got it.
[narrator] Just 19 miles southwest,
on the Wizard.
[all cheering]
Right on! Right on!
[man] Whoo-hoo!
[man] Looking good!
Yeah!
[Keith] I've been looking all over the place.
I'm trying to track the bottom temps.
I think I'm starting to see a pattern.
Whoa!
[Keith] The school of crab moves further west before June for food.
That's right where this gully goes. Right through here.
I'm pretty sure the head of the herd's gonna be up this gully.
Right now, every minute counts.
I'm running out of time. I've got to find some crab.
[cell phone ringing]
Wizard. Wizard. Hello.
[Jack speaking through phone]
[Keith] Jack, how you doing?
[Jack] Well, pretty good. How are you doing?
[Keith speaking through phone]
How about you?
[Jack speaking through phone]
[Keith speaking through phone]
Learning by yourself and doing your own thing.
[chuckles] Yeah, I'm real glad
I don't have Harley over my shoulder anymore. That's for sure.
Any notes I can get are well-received.
Maybe get some intel on what you got going on over there.
[gas hissing]
[Keith speaking through phone]
On the east bank or the west bank.
Well, what if I set down the east bank
and you down the west bank?
And we can compare notes.
[Keith speaking through phone]
Roger that. Definitely.
Appreciate it, Keith.
[Harley] [bleep] man.
Look at that, you got a new best friend.
-Look at you. -Yeah. Me and Keith.
Well, you got the numbers, let's go see what he's saying.
-Yeah. -You have the numbers.
[Keith] My biggest concern with Jack is that his mentor is Harley.
And Harley's kind of a sneaky little snake.
I hope that not too much of Harley has rubbed off on Jack.
[narrator] One hundred thirty-two miles west,
on the Summer Bay...
[Bill] I'm not gonna stand here and complain about everything bothers me but...
Yeah, this, uh...
this cancer...
I don't know if this is a side effect
or what, but I blew a blood vessel in my left eye.
And why?
Beyond me.
But all I know is...
[man] Load up!
[Bill] ...my blood pressure is through the roof.
-[man 1] Dang! -[man 2] Whoo!
-[man 3] Woo-hoo! -[man 1 speaking]
You want it right here?
Yeah, we're gonna go right there.
[Bill] All these pots are blank.
We'll get the rest of these on and figure out what we're gonna do with 'em.
I wanna get this treatment. I wanna get the prostate problem done.
We're gonna haul gear fast and hard.
We're gonna get this done so I can get out of here and get on the plane.
[man on radio] Bill!
Are you ready?
[narrator] Six days away from a scheduled offload
and two weeks from surgery,
to treat his adenocarcinoma of the prostate,
Captain Wild Bill stacks and moves all 110 pots,
eager to get his gear back on crab
and his 28,000 pounds of bairdi in the books.
[Landon] This is like a race to get this done as quick as possible, guys.
[pot clanging]
[radio beeps] Easy cowboy. Just take it easy. You got it.
[man] Hey, you got this the wrong way. Give it to me that way.
[man 2] Come on, man.
[pot clanging]
[Bill speaking]
[motor whirring]
[pot clanging]
[Landon speaking]
-[man] Whoa! -[pot clanging]
[Bill on radio] Holy smokes!
[Landon speaking]
Boomed up all the way on it's own now.
[Bill speaking on radio]
[man] No!
[indistinct shouting]
[man] Hey!
Don't get in front of it 'cause if that thing slips out,
it's gonna pin them right into you.
-Get out of the way. -[man] Stay low! Stay low!
-Watch out! -[pot clanging]
[man speaking]
I got no boom, boss.
Perfect. Exactly what I need right now.
[man 1] Stay low!
[man 2] Watch out!
[narrator] On the Summer Bay.
[Landon speaking]
I got no boom, boss.
What's not working? The picking boom?
[Landon speaking]
[pot clanging]
That's scary [bleep] when it starts doing what it wants to.
Yeah.
Let's try turning it off and turning it on and get it into place.
Yeah, roger.
[Bill speaking on radio]
Yup. Yup.
All right.
Uh, I'm gonna go kill the hydros real quick, guys.
[Bill] Something goes wrong, you gotta be able to adapt.
Figure it out, move on.
Hey, buddy.
I got the boom working again on two electric pumps.
Uh, but the retract is still doing the same thing.
[Bill] Yeah, just go real nice and slow with this. Get it up, get it on.
With this partially working crane,
we're gonna be money ahead.
-[Landon] Roger. -All right, man. Cool.
-Just be careful. -[Landon] I will.
All right, boys. Wish me luck.
[pot clanging]
Landon's been hell of a hand.
[pot clanging]
A lot of guys would just throw their hands up and we'd be headed to town.
[Landon] All right, guys. Let's get up there and stack this.
All right.
I feel good knowing I have somebody on board
that if I can't do it, Landon can step up to it and take over.
[Landon] Watch out!
I'm gonna go right in this little slot right here.
Hang on, hang on!
[Bill] Get 'em in the water, see what happens.
[narrator] One hundred and thirty miles east,
on the Wizard.
[man] Here we go!
No crabs!
[Keith] This is the western bank of this gully.
It's where those crabs should have run
based on where the biomass is.
Jack and I can spread out just a little bit more
and in half the time, find crab.
So, Jack's gonna help me.
Come on crab.
[man] Here we go! Get ready!
Whoa!
[bleep] Damn it.
[man speaking on radio]
Five. Ouch.
All right. Let me call him.
[narrator] Two miles away
on the eastern edge of the gully...
-[cell phone ringing] -[narrator] ...aboard the Pacific Mariner.
[rejects call]
Whoo!
[man speaking]
Look at this pot.
Hey, thanks for the info there, Captain Keith.
[both laughing]
[Jack] They're just marching through this gully. Right through our pots.
It's like a trap. We got a trap set for them.
[man] Holy [bleep]!
[man 2] Watch it!
-[man speaking through radio] -[cell phone ringing]
-[Harley speaking through radio] -[man speaking]
Man. Keith just keeps calling me.
I got like three missed calls from him.
He's gonna get more suspicious if you don't call him back.
Call him back but don't tell him what the hell we're doing.
Just keep doing, "Eh, it's kinda here and there.
Kinda meh, blah, blah."
Make sure he believes you.
[cell phone ringing]
[Keith] Hello. Wizard. Wizard.
[Jack speaking through phone]
Hey. But you know what? It's a bust over here on the west.
[Keith speaking]
[Jack] Yeah, not very good.
Not very good stuff.
[Keith speaking through phone]
Yeah, we saw the trench.
[Keith speaking]
That's interesting.
Huh!
[Jack speaking through phone]
But they was not very good.
Not very good at all.
Well, uh, okay.
We're gonna keep looking. I've got more gear to haul, all right.
Good luck over there.
[Jack] All right, bud. Later.
Whew!
[blows raspberry]
-[Jack speaking through radio] -[Harley] Yeah.
Good, I'm glad. Don't share with him, man. He'll come and smother you.
Bulldog this area for sure.
Huh!
My concern is he said "we."
Yeah, we saw the trench.
I don't refer to the Wizard as "we."
Yeah, I wonder...
You know, I'm tracking the Pacific Mariner.
I can see where he just hauled that string
turned around, he sent it right back down the same line
about three quarters of a mile just above it.
That's not where he should be right now.
[laughing]
[Harley] A little bit of sorting in this
but it looks like there's a lot of big keepers.
-[cell phone ringing] -It's [bleep].
Hey.
[Keith speaking]
and it looks like you just set a string
right near where you hauled the string.
[Harley] And make sure you measure those!
Take the stick to 'em...
[Harley speaking]
Stick every crab you guys.
I want--
[Keith speaking]
Yeah, well... I mean, Harley's on the boat but...
[Jack speaking]
He's giving me tips, but...
[Keith speaking]
He's giving you tricks. In fact, you know what?
Put Harley on the [bleep] phone right now, would you.
-Hey, he wants to talk to you, Harley. -[Keith speaking]
Yeah, I'll talk to the bastard. Give me the phone.
Here you go.
What's cooking, Keith?
[Keith speaking]
And you're trying to give me disinformation.
Everything I've given you has been real.
Keith, Keith, Keith, Keith.
We would never do that to you.
Oh, [bleep] you, Harley.
You know you'd do that.
You've been doing it to me for 20 years.
I know I'm not trying to screw you.
-Now Jack just told me-- -[Harley] Just trying to make sure you get
the accurate information.
Said there wasn't enough crab to set in there.
[Harley] Yeah, I got a couple in the bottom
but I wasn't certain it was gonna be that good, the whole thing.
When I caught you red handed with your hand in the cookie jar.
[Keith speaking]
You know what? That's it. I'm done.
[Keith speaking]
Thanks for the crab, Keith.
Yeah, [bleep] you, Jack.
-[laughing] -Whoa!
[bleeping]
Hey, you pissed him off.
Oh, well. That's normal.
Been doing this to that guy for 20 years.
Oh, look at that. We are on some crab here.
If I were to know Harley was on that boat,
I would've never have talked to Jack.
Those guys wanna play that kind of game, I can guarantee you this.
We can haul gear a lot faster and get a lot more gear on the crab than they can.
That's where I set Jack.
I'm gonna slam that spot.
[narrator] Two hundred and thirty miles north of Dutch Harbor.
All right, couple of minutes, we're on our bet strings.
Karl's string is right down here.
[narrator] On the Northwestern.
[Karl speaking]
[laughing]
-You got it? -Yes.
-Are you nervous? -Yes.
-I know you're nervous. That's a good thing. -Thank you. Thank you.
That means you care.
Talk, talk, talk, talk, talk.
Karl and I made a little bet.
Part of the bet for me is just getting Karl motivated.
Keeping the crew motivated
and then getting in the game. That's all it was.
[waves crashing]
You know, if he gets more crab out of this string, great.
I'll buy some diapers.
You know, no sweat.
Hopefully find crab and go in for the kill.
Moment of truth.
[both cheering]
[radio beeps]
What do you think, Karl?
[Sig speaking]
What do you think?
Looks pretty good.
How many?
[Karl speaking]
-[radio beeps] -That's a good first pot.
You check her?
[Karl speaking]
They're very lively.
[Karl speaking on radio]
Yeah!
I think our boy might have been onto something here. That had 56.
[Karl speaking]
[man] They're all going in.
-Fifty eight. -[bleep]
[Sig speaking on radio]
Four fifty eight from the first ten pots.
That's the best we've seen so far.
But, uh, his string's pretty close by.
[Karl speaking]
It's bairdi. It's like this, up and down, you know.
You know, I just need a couple of big ones.
[narrator] Forty-eight miles south...
on the Summer Bay.
[Bill] This has been a hot spot before
and on the 166 down as deep as 65 fathoms,
but with any luck, we'll have some love there
and we can get this caught and I can get the hell out of here.
[cell phone ringing]
[Bill] Dr. Marshall. How are you today, sir?
Okay.
Yeah, you know, I was planning on, uh,
the end of the first week there.
Okay.
Uh... okay.
So, what are you proposing?
I wanna be done with the radiation,
so I'm not gonna postpone this because then I've...
All righty. You have a hell of a day.
Oh, man.
They changed the appointment and it's like...
It's like an ultimatum. It's either you make this one or you're [bleep].
You're a month out. A month plus.
[narrator] With his surgery moved up seven days
and 6,000 pounds of bairdi still to catch...
[Bill speaking]
[narrator] ...Captain Wild Bill bets that 110 pots set in a deep trench
will fill his quota
and send him to Charleston on time for his operation.
[Bill] Yeah, I'm not missing that appointment, so...
If we're really gonna get the [bleep] out of here
it's gotta happen with what's in the water right now.
This hasn't been that much of a soak,
but we gotta get through 'em.
[man 1] Whoo!
-[man 2] Yeah. -[man 1] Yeah!
That's a nice looking pot.
[Landon speaking]
Nice looking crab.
Yeah, baby! Yeah, baby!
[coughs] That one looks pretty good.
[Landon speaking]
Take that.
-[all cheering] -Whoo!
[Bill] Yeah, we keep these numbers up, we're gonna have what we need.
I think we're gonna be fine.
[man] Tag it.
I think we should be fine.
[motor whirring]
-[thuds] -[air hissing]
[Landon] Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
Hey, boss. We got oil leaking out of the block.
It's either the hose or the seal's gone on the block.
Oh, [bleep].
[Landon speaking]
We can't haul like this.
[bleep]
Kick it out. Let it go.
[Landon] Get out of there.
-[Bill grunts] [bleep] -[man] Oh, man.
Unbelie-- No way.
No fricking way.
Hey, let it go! Let it go, let it go!
-Whoa! Whoa! -[man] Ahhh!
[Landon] Hey, hey! It's on his leg.
Oh, [bleep] Get him!
[Landon speaking]
[man screams]
[narrator] On the Summer Bay.
[Landon] Hey, let it go! Let it go, let it go!
Whoa! Whoa!
[Landon speaking]
[man screaming]
-[Landon speaking] -Oh, [bleep]
-Get him! -[Landon speaking]
[man speaking]
[Bill] Erik was in the bait.
[groans] Can we start today over?
That's why you always keep your feet planted.
Plant them feet.
[man] Oh, man.
-You all right? -Yeah, I'm good.
How many times we talk about don't stand in the line, men?
All right, Cap.
Erik dragging down along the rail would be kind of an ugly sight.
But Landon got that line cut.
He's done a great job.
I think we just lost the [bleep] seal to our block.
[bleep]
[Landon speaking]
So, you're sure it's the seal?
[Landon speaking]
It's uh... Yeah, we lost the seal, boss.
[Landon speaking]
I mean, we're supposed to be getting this gear on quick right now.
You know what?
We can't haul anyways.
Secure the deck, we're gonna go do it in town.
Ah [bleep].
[Bill] We gotta get the block fixed before we can do this.
[bleep]
[Bill] The doctor there, he, uh...
he just gave me an ultimatum with I'm either in there on the first
or it moves everything back, five, maybe six weeks.
I do not wanna postpone this [bleep] operation.
This...
I don't know. [sighs]
My first season was the bairdi season
and a guy just walked up to me and said,
"I got issues, I gotta go. You're driving."
I'd never tied the boat up once.
I'd never hauled a string.
I'd never set a string.
Landon's miles ahead.
He can handle it.
[waves crashing]
Landon, why don't you come upstairs.
-I need you up here for a discussion. -Okay.
So, basically, I don't know.
Obviously, we're not gonna be able to finish this right now.
We're not gonna be able to...
You know, we're pretty damn close to having what we need, but...
from what I see, there's pretty much one option.
You feel comfortable coming out and cleaning up and putting it away?
[exhales]
Yeah. Yeah, I can do that.
-I mean, that's kind of what we've been training for. -Yeah.
-I'm not worried. -I'm not worried either.
[Landon] I'll do my best.
[narrator] One hundred sixty-four miles east.
[waves crashing]
[narrator] On the Pacific Mariner.
[Jack] Uh...
Not looking good.
Fifteen. One-five.
Yeah, these numbers are going down.
-Is there any change in the depth? -[Jack] No.
Nothing's changed. We're still right on the same depth.
Huh.
This is not good.
What the hell?
No, they're just going down. I don't know what's going on here.
Uh... yeah, I'm seeing something.
There's a string kinda coming right through here.
Is that ours?
No, we're spaced out two-tenths of a mile.
That is definitely not us.
Yeah, that's the Wizard for sure.
Damn.
[Keith speaking on radio]
Just ignore his ass. That's what I do.
[Keith speaking on radio]
Just ignore him. That's the only way I get--
[Keith speaking on radio]
This area isn't anyone's. It's all of ours. I mean...
[Jack speaking through radio]
[Keith] I should've known.
Right now, Jack's Darth Vader and Harley's the evil Emperor.
I have a pretty good idea what was in this gully on the east side.
Good news is we're catching some crab.
[all cheering]
[man] Yeah, baby!
Right on! Right on!
-Yeah! -Whoo!
[motor whirring]
Hydro!
[man] Hurry up and get that pot down.
[indistinct shouting]
Leak-- Shut 'em down, Rog. You want me to shut 'em down?
[Roger] Go ahead. Shut 'em down. Yup.
-[clicks switch] -[man] Hydro!
-[man] Hydros! -That's coming from a [bleep] pot.
[Keith] Roger's working on it right now.
He just shut the hydraulics off.
I don't know the extent of the breakdown, but we are broke down.
We got a pinhole in one of our valves for our crane.
We don't have the spare valve on board,
so we're gonna have to come up with an alternative.
Is it something we can fix?
[Roger speaking through radio]
Welding a bead on top of it, you know.
There's no way this plug is coming out with any kind of tool.
You know that's gonna be difficult with that hydraulic oil in there, right?
Yeah, I know. That's the thing.
[Keith] It just kinda bubbles and curdles and doesn't really weld.
Can't haul gear without hydraulics.
Do we have any J-B Weld?
[Roger speaking]
[Keith] Maybe that would be enough.
It's definitely worth a shot, yeah.
J-B Weld is a, uh, two-part composite.
Hardens up really hard. It's like liquid steel.
[Keith] Well, this sucks.
Pacific Mariner is the only boat in the area.
I mean, I'd rather patch this leak with my dirty underwear.
But going to town right now would kill my season.
This is unbelievable.
Asking Darth Vader for help.
[Sig] Uh, we might get a little break in the weather here.
Sneaky though. You know, you think you got it
and then all of a sudden, bam, here comes another gust or...
I think I could be a weatherman for the Bering Sea.
Well, the forecast is [bleep]
with more [bleep]
uh, with an outlook of [bleep]. [laughing]
-[waves crashing] -[Sig] Yeah.
We've got [bleep] clouds with a little [bleep] wind coming out of the northeast.
Ha! Pretty easy. [laughs]
[narrator] Well, you got the look, Sig.
But I do think you might wanna work
on the timbre of your voice.
Not all of us can be, uh... broadcasters.
[Keith speaking on radio]
[narrator] On the Pacific Mariner.
[Harley chuckles]
Hey, I got you, Keith. What's up?
[waves crashing]
Well, it's not going so good over here.
[Keith speaking through radio]
I'm not sure if you guys might have any, uh, J-B Weld.
Yeah. Yeah, maybe.
Let me go take a peek and check with the chief here.
Very likely, we should have some of that.
You know what Harley? I appreciate it.
Yeah, of course. What are friends for?
[chuckles]
[Keith speaking through radio]
Said he wasn't our friend and he chewed us out.
But,
when someone's in need out here,
you gotta help 'em.
[waves crashing]
[Keith] Well, if Harley doesn't come through,
you know what?
We're heading to town.
[narrator] One hundred and seventy miles northwest,
on the Northwestern.
Well, first pot's on the block. This is the one, uh, I set.
We'll see what it does here.
If Karl's right, he wins the bet, that's fine.
Time to keep him motivated.
-Ooh! There's some volume in there. -[radio beeps]
Wow!
[Sig speaking through radio]
-[radio static] -[laughs]
Sixty four!
[Karl speaking]
Small?
[Karl speaking]
[laughing]
[Karl] [bleep]
-No! -[man speaking] That's...
-[Karl] No. -Yeah.
-[Karl] No! -Seventy six.
High pot!
Seventy six.
[laughs] Really?
[man] Roger.
Awesome.
[Sig speaking through radio]
[chuckles] I gotta beat 408.
No. That's only...
[man] Yeah, that's...
Oh, it's a close call.
[man speaking through radio]
Four thirty in that one.
I don't know, Karl.
That beats a 408 doesn't it?
I still don't think I lost.
[Sig] So that's minus the 29, that's 43 and a 42.
[Karl] That's the real number right there.
-No it's not! -[Karl laughing]
Oh, my God.
[Sig speaking]
For a whole string.
It's a win-win-win.
Number one, I'm gonna buy you baby stuff anyway.
Number two, I get peace and quiet.
Don't have to hear him for a whole string.
Number three.
We got us another spot to fish.
I mean, we just found a better spot.
-You can start right now. -Be quiet?
I got an hour to the next string.
-See you, Karl. [laughs] -[laughing]
[bleep]
[Karl speaking]
I'll be lonely up there anyway.
[Sig] Well, after a brief challenge,
to the truth.
Daddy wins.
So, hopefully Karl is a man of his word.
And that he'll keep his word quiet.
That'll shut him up.
[Keith] Well, I haven't heard back from Harley.
I was kinda expecting a little bit more out of him
but, you know, whatever.
Hopefully he shows up.
Yo, cap. The Pac Man's here.
[Harley on radio] Wizard. Pacific Mariner. You got me, Keith?
Yeah. Harley, I got you fine on this one.
We got that J-B Weld for you.
Right on, Harley.
[Keith speaking through radio]
[Harley] Go ahead. Throw it.
[Keith] All right, I got a bead on it here, Harley.
The guys got it on board.
[man speaking]
[Keith speaking through radio]
Yeah and Harley, uh, tell Jack if he sees me in town,
he better walk the other way.
[Keith speaking through radio]
[laughs]
Well, he sure does got some stories about me, so...
[Keith] All right, Harley. I'm out.
[laughs]
[Keith] That's one of those things.
Doesn't matter what your history is or where you're at,
if you can help another boat out out here,
keep a guy from going to town, man, that's a big deal.
[Bill] I've never missed the ending of a season in 47 years.
I've never walked away in the middle. Never had to go.
But, if there was ever a reason to leave early,
it's now.
Frankly, I couldn't think of a better guy to leave the boat with.
Are you ready to go?
I think so, yeah.
Yeah, I got all the confidence in the world in you, buddy.
I appreciate you trusting me to do this, man.
-Thank you so much. It means a lot. -Oh, [bleep]. Nah!
[Bill] Time for an airplane.
-Come here, man. -[Bill] All right.
Bless you.
You know what? You're gonna do great, man.
[Jack] You know, we caught 84,000 pounds of king crab.
Close to a million dollars in profit.
I think my family would be proud.
Having a boat, running a boat.
It's what I've always wanted to do
and I am ready to come back out here and do it all over again.
Make a name for myself.
I'm living my dream.