"Keith:" "Doesn't take much to unravel when you're getting pushed every single day." "Okay, Lynn, this is your last warning." "You [Bleep] this up again, you're gone." "Sig:" "Your confidence is built on making that right move, but in all honesty, there's always that little ounce of fear." "Bradley:" "Forecast calls for more pain." "Mavar:" "This trip is just beating the [Bleep] out of us." "Wichrowski:" "You start to doubt yourself too much, and it'll crush you." "Jolibois:" "I got no wire!" "I got no wire!" "Whoa!" "Whoa!" "Hey!" "Get back!" "Get back!" "[ Bon Jovi's "Wanted dead or alive" plays ]" "♪ Another place ♪" "♪ where the faces are so cold ♪" "♪ I'd drive all night ♪" "♪ just to get back home ♪" "♪ I'm a cowboy ♪" "♪ on a steel horse I ride ♪" "♪ I'm wanted ♪" "♪ wanted ♪" "♪ dead or alive ♪" "Keith:" "Get down!" "Get the [Bleep] down!" "Narrator:" "For seven days, an arctic storm has battered the fleet..." "Wichrowski:" "It's gonna be wet, boys." "Andy:" "Here comes the big one, brother." "Johnathan:" "I know." "I know." "Hangon." "Keith:" "Step back!" "Step back!" "Step back!" "Step back!" "Whoa!" "Narrator:" "And slowed fishing to a crawl." "Sig:" "Hey, guys, I think I'm gonna to stop fishing here." "This is ridiculous." "Narrator:" "But now the storm is subsiding..." "And every skipper is racing to make up for lost time." "Campbell:" "I'm gonna try and get this boat full, try and get this gear on and make that delivery date." "We're gonna push through to the end." "Narrator:" "On the Cornelia Marie..." "[ Men cheering ]" "Whoo-hoo!" "Josh:" "Oh, yeah, baby!" "Yeah!" "Ho ho ho ho!" "The Harris boys are grinding on numbers that would make their father proud." "Yeah, baby!" "Lara:" "Spirits are up." "Guys are happy." "I can't ask for much more than that." "It hurts from smiling so much." "How much was in that one?" "650?" "Got pretty solid 600s here for a while." "Let the good times roll, baby." "[ Laughs ] Tony's kicking ass and taking names, man." "Narrator:" "Respect between the deck and the new skipper, Tony Lara, is running high." "A great guy to work for, a great guy to learn from." "You know, it's a real inspiration to us." "Lara:" "You know, Jake and Josh are, uh..." "They're both doing a good job." "But, you know, it's more than just a job for them now at this point." "Josh..." "I see him making the extra effort." "He's the last guy off the deck these days." "Jake... well, that's a fisherman." "You know, they're stepping up to the plate, doing a good job." "Real proud to see that." "Tony's a team player, and he's proven to us that he's a [Bleep] rock star." "You know, now we got us a couple choices to make." "I mean, we got two areas with good fishing, and we got to pick one." "Narrator:" "With a delivery date in just four days and prospect strings over 16 miles apart..." "I'm kind of leaning toward making a move here." "But the areas are too far apart." "We've got to consolidate." "Narrator:" "The skipper contemplates moving off good fishing to consolidate his strings closer to his offload." "Lara:" "Hey, Jake." "Josh." "Hey, pull your gear off and come on up here." "Jake:" "Tony, you rock star." "We put some crab away today, huh?" "Yeah, we did, huh?" "Good string." "Yeah, it was." "I'm happy." "Well, here's what we got going." "We got two spots." "We're gonna have to pick an area and go with it." "Narrator:" "The young boat owners still have a lot to learn about fishing." "I mean, I've made my decision, but I want to hear what you're thinking because you're gonna have to make these decisions and get the gray hairs someday." "Narrator:" "And Tony is committed to teaching them." "Josh:" "Our numbers are better." "The crab looks better up here." "But it's gonna take us a day to shuffle this over here." "And that's something to think of." "In a day production, you can get a lot done." "20 miles of solid crab's a pretty good sign, though." "What do you think?" "I think where we're at is where we need to stay." "It's hard to run from 600s, you know?" "I don't know." "No, I mean, that's the best numbers we've seen." "[ Laughing ] You know?" "A guy could have worse problems." "Narrator:" "With captain and crew on the same page, fishing resumes on deck." "Jake:" "Here's..." "We came up here to catch crab, and that's definitely what we did tonight." "We [Bleep] packed away some crab." "I'm happy." "Narrator:" "But in the wheelhouse..." "Lara:" "The crab are moving from west to east." "Narrator:" "Tony is having second thoughts." "Lara:" "Catching the crab isn't the problem." "Delivery schedule is gonna be the issue." "Great way to start the season." "Big change, boys." "I got to have rocks in my head 'cause I'm thinking about shoveling to the east." "Be closer to the processor, save fuel." "I think I'm gonna move." "Narrator:" "The new plan..." "stack the gear and head east." "Jake:" "We'll find out here whether, you know, he made the right choice, but no doubt about it... 600s are pretty hard to pull away from." "Lara:" "I probably should have my head examined for stacking on 600, but we'll know soon enough." "Narrator:" "Tony's decision will test the newfound faith of his crew." "40 miles to the west..." "On the 109-foot Seabrooke." "Campbell:" "We're down at the St. George canyon." "This gear was a survival set." "It had nothing to do with my strategy of where I was gonna fish." "I would normally probably never have put a pot here." "Narrator:" "Captain Scott Campbell Jr." "Approaches gear he dropped four days ago, far South of where he wanted to fish." "Campbell:" "I wanted to get some weight off the boat because we had severe icing conditions coming." "So it was the right call to make from a safety standpoint, but from a fishing strategy," "I probably would have never set the gear here." "Narrator:" "After an 18-hour steam..." "Welch:" "I'm ready." "Put me in the game, coach." "I am ready to go." "Narrator:" "...the crew hits the deck and gets to work." "I'm kind of curious to see what kind of numbers we get here." "This pot's been soaking for a little bit." "Right now is our first pot." "You know, there's not gonna be much in it, but it's a beginning." "Narrator:" "For the skipper's brother," "Chris "whipper" Welch... this will be the first haul since a stomach injury almost cut his king season short." "Campbell:" "We got five guys out there today." "Whipper made his triumphant return." "And I've always got to keep a watchful eye on him because he is my brother." "Narrator:" "With a healthy deck and pots to haul..." " You ready?" " I'm ready." "[ Both grunt ] the men are amped to catch some crab." "Campbell:" "Okay, here we go..." "First pot of the 2011 opilio season." "See if we're gonna be rich or not on the survival set." "Money maker!" "Show me the money!" "I know guys that have went out king crab fishing, gotten huge storms, and had to dump all their gear off, and then they just landed on a pile of crab." "Maybe that's us this year." "Okay, here we go." "This is it right now." "Those look like bairdi." "Narrator:" "The bairdi crab, a close cousin of the opilio..." "Aah, that's not so good." "Narrator:" "But, unfortunately for junior, not what he's fishing." "Campbell:" "Pot number two looks the same." "All bairdi... wrong species." "So we got a zero and a zero." "It's hit or miss, and we missed big-time." "Narrator:" "With his survival set coming up lame..." "The longer we're here, the more miserable it is for me." "I just want to get this gear on and get out of here." "Narrator:" "Junior needs to get these pots on fertile grounds as fast as possible." "Oh, man, this is horrible." "It's almost unbearable." "[ Sighs ]" "Welch:" "Unh!" "[ Groans ]" "[Bleep]" "You all right?" "[Bleep] me." "You got be kidding me." "[Bleep]" "Welch: [ Groans ]" "[Bleep]" "Yeah, just give me a second here." "Campbell:" "You all right, whip?" "[ Groaning ]" "I got it." "Narrator:" "As the captain's brother, Chris "whipper" Welch, moved in to stack a pot, a 50-pound block of ice broke free from the crane..." "Welch:" "Unh!" "Narrator:" "...striking him in the back." "[ Groans ]" "Campbell:" "He got pretty lucky." "That could have been a pretty bad deal." "It could have done a lot of damage to him." "If one of those big chunks of ice fell and hit a guy in the head, it would probably kill him." "See all that ice right there?" "That landed on my back." "That was a rookie mistake, standing underneath the crane like that." "You never stand under the crane this time of year when there's a lot of ice on it." "Welch:" "Oh [Bleep] me." "How you feeling, whipper?" "You okay?" "You gonna survive?" "[ Laughs ]" "That that does not kill you only makes you stronger." "[ Welch groans ]" "Narrator:" "50 miles to the southeast..." "Is the 125-foot Northwestern." "Sig:" "We're on, hopefully, our last string here." "We've been grinding, and we're coming up on about 30 hours." "Been hauling all night and all day yesterday." "But we're not gonna get it." "The tank is basically full." "I need to top them off." "Narrator:" "Captain Sig Hansen needs 15,000 more pounds before heading in for his first offload." "Please!" "This trip is just beating the [Bleep] out of us." "Sig:" "Come on!" "Come on, come on, come on!" "Oh [Bleep] that ain't good." "Narrator:" "But stuffing the tanks on these numbers..." "There's half of what we wanted in there." "Narrator:" "...Lsn't going to be easy." "Man:" "We were expecting more!" "Ay-yi-yi!" "This string's not doing it, man." "Bradley:" "Forecast calls for more pain." "We got to get out of here, man." "Narrator:" "The Northwestern is in a race against time to make her scheduled offload in St. Paul." "Anderson:" "I'll get it." "Let me finish my..." "[Bleep]" "Kevin, will you get the [Bleep] out of my face?" "God!" "Adding to the tension..." "Anderson: [Bleep]" "Narrator:" "Aspiring deck boss Jake Anderson is feeling the effects of the grind." "[Bleep] driving me nuts." "Sig: [ Laughing ] Man, Jake's having a rough morning." "I don't have any sympathy for it." "I just want to go do [Bleep] sort crab [Bleep]" "Getting paid just the same as that guy over there." "I learn all this [Bleep] and still no respect." "Narrator:" "The object of Jake's ire..." "Sig:" "He's harping about a guy that's damn near twice his age." "Narrator:" "New deckhand, 50-year-old Kevin Blakley." "Sig:" "If he expects me or the rest of the guys to come down hard on Kevin just because he's a new guy, he's mistaken." "The reality is, Kevin doesn't have anything to prove to me, 'cause he's been doing this for many, many years." "[ Chuckling ] I'm not here to impress anybody, man." "I know I know my [Bleep]" "I'm just here to do it their way." "As far as Kevin goes, you know, I think the guys..." "They all got nothing but good things to say." "I'm not gonna get involved in this piddly baby [Bleep]" "I'm not running a daycare center." "It's a crab boat, for [Bleep] sake." "Hi, Jake." "Narrator:" "40 miles to the east..." "Is the 103-foot Kodiak." "Wichrowski:" "This is gonna be a tough trip." "This is like day 3 or day 4 for this cold, and trying to stay focused." "I don't feel good." "Narrator:" "A nasty flu is putting the already-beaten crew in a daze." "Wichrowski:" "Being sick on a boat in the Bering sea doesn't mean the same thing as being sick anywhere else." "You know, this is a [Bleep] job as it is." "There's really nothing good about it." "And then you throw being sick in, it just makes life hard." "There's no mercy or remorse." "You're sick, you still got to work." "Wichrowski:" "It's gonna be interesting to see how morale stays and how productivity keeps up." "Jolibois:" "When everybody gets sick, everybody gets tired, cranky." "Kind of, actually, it's halfway dangerous..." "Everybody sitting there [Groans]" "Coming up!" "Watch your ass!" "Ohh!" "Wichrowski:" "When you're doing a job like this that's repetitious, people get lackadaisical, you know?" "They start kind of doing it in their sleep, and that's what happens when you're sleeping." "Jolibois:" "Shove it up." "Whoa!" "Whoa!" "I got no hydro!" "I got no wire!" "I got no wire!" "Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!" "I got no wire!" "I got no wire!" "What the [Bleep] is going on?" "Watch yourself!" "Watch yourself!" "I got no wire!" "I got no wire!" "Watch yourself!" "Holy [Bleep]" "Holy [Bleep]" "Good thing we didn't kill somebody on that one." "It looked to me the knot got sucked up into the block." "The knot on the picking hook was all the way up into the block." "Well, the pot came on like it always does." "I brought it down, and it didn't move, so..." "I mean, it wouldn't go up any higher." "Calm down, Jake." "Calm down." "Calm down." "I'm all jacked up." "Jolibois:" "Whoa!" "Whoa!" "Narrator:" "As the pot came over the rail..." "Jolibois:" "I got no wire!" "I got no wire!" "the unusually long bridle allowed the knot above the picking hook to suck back into the block, rendering the hydros inoperable." "Coupled with the rolling motion of the swells, the suspended pot quickly became a 750-pound wrecking ball." "Jolibois:" "Watch yourself!" "Wichrowski:" "It would come across, and it would kind of go weightless." "And if the bridle would have came out of the hook, then that pot would have free-falled 25 feet." "750 pounds coming down." "That amount of weight falling from that distance..." "It could have been devastating." "Jolibois:" "That's one of those things that you hope never to see, and we just saw it." "It's lucky nobody got killed." "Just another day in the life of a crab boat." "Narrator: 325 miles to the northwest of Dutch harbor..." "Sig:" "Well, we're just fished into the next day, just trying to grind through the gear." "Narrator:" "Captain Sig Hansen is under the gun to haul 2,000 more pounds of crab and make his offload in St. Paul." "The tanks are basically full." "This last string here..." "I'm just trying to top off the load." "Narrator:" "First man out..." "Aspiring deck boss Jake Anderson." "Anderson:" "Without Edgar here," "I'm always stressed I'm hurting somebody, breaking the crane, or ram's busted, sodium light's falling." "You know, I kind of take it out on our new guy." "I get jealous 'cause everybody treats him with respect." "I never was treated with much respect, so I take it personal 'cause it must be something with me." "Because when I got here first, I got Matt Bradley choking me..." "Mavar:" "Knock it off!" "Hey!" "Anderson:" "So I had to throw him on the ground," "I mean, till I had to finally say, "enough's enough."" "I'll throw you on the [Bleep] ground again!" "I'm still treated like I'm a new guy, a greenhorn." "Respect is number one." "That's worth more to me than the money, that I have respect from my co-workers and my employer." "Sig:" "You guys ready?" "Oh, yeah!" "Boom!" "Yeah!" "There we go." "Back in business." "Whoo!" "Yeah!" "That'll put a dent in that tank." "This is epic!" "One good day." "Whoo-hoo!" "I like it." "What do you think, Nick?" "Is that gonna do it for us?" "Mavar:" "That's it!" "Beautiful." "Let's go." "Set it back, and let's get going." "[ Laughs ]" "Narrator:" "With the tanks finally plugged, the bone-weary crew... shares a moment of respect." "40 miles to the northeast..." "On the Cornelia Marie..." "Lara:" "Well, we shuffled all our gear over here." "We were on some real good fishing on our prospect gear." "Most guys will try to find what we found, and once we found it, we drove away from it." "Narrator:" "Skipper Tony Lara has moved off of big numbers to consolidate his gear closer to the processor." "Lara:" "Hearing the weather forecast," "I'd rather be here than over on the edge." "And for what we have to catch, I think our time's better spent just hauling gear instead of chasing after 600s." "Narrator:" "Out on deck..." "Jake:" "Freezing spray makes everything a lot more difficult, a lot more dangerous." "Narrator:" "Falling temperatures and freezing rain have made even the simplest of tasks treacherous for the crew." "There's some ice on the ground." "Just, you know, you got to..." "try being light on your feet, but you've been up [Bleep] hundred hours straight." "[Bleep] happens." "[ Pot thuds ]" "[Bleep] like that." "It's a bit sloppy out today." "Whoa!" "Oh, yeah." "You see a guy like chief fall down..." "There's loose pots, so you really got to watch it because they'll really scoot across the deck when it's icy." "[ Lara groans ]" "That sucks." "[ Laughs ]" "Yeah, okay, guys, that's the last pot there." "Narrator:" "After a 36-hour grind..." "Yeah!" "[ Jake laughs ]" "Narrator:" "The men have baited and splashed 75 pots." "We'll find out here shortly if I made the right move or not." "'Cause, you know, you're only as good as your last delivery." "Narrator:" "Dutch harbor, Alaska." "After eight days battling ice and bitter seas..." "Keith:" "Yeah, we need to be able to just slam those hatches off and start delivering right away." "Our first trip of the season 2011... boo-yah!" "Narrator:" "...the Wizard arrives for her first offload of the opilio season." "Keith:" "I'd really like to see 300,000 pounds come off of this boat, but I don't think we've got it." "I think we're gonna come up a little bit short." "Narrator:" "Down on deck..." "They got all crab in them, right?" "deckhand Lynn Guitard prepares the hatches for the offload." "Then we'll go the small one first." "Then I've got it to level the boat off, okay?" "No, no, no, no, no." "You leave the hatch covers on until we're ready to offload, okay?" "You're gonna have water pressed on this the whole time." "If you take the hatch cover off, it's gonna balloon up." "[ Sighs ]" "And, Lynn, please," "I know you get frustrated with these other guys." "Yeah." "Don't show that frustration to me again." "Lenny, have a little word with Lynn and tell him if I ever see him roll his [Bleep] eyes back in his head with me what he can expect." "Ee!" "He rolled his eyes at Keith." "No, Keith didn't like that at all." "He told me." "He did?" "That's a ballsy move." "He's getting an attitude now." "He's ready to quit." "He's ready to go flip burgers at McDonald's or somewhere is what he's gonna do." "I roll my eyes at my brother, he gets pissed." "I'm surprised he didn't fire his [Bleep]" "Guitard:" "I don't understand these guys." "They can sit here and bitch and complain about everything, every second of every day." "The second I look at him [Bleep] wrong..." "It's the worst [Bleep] Job in the world." "Soper:" "Lynn..." "Can you shut the thruster down without [Bleep] it up?" "Yeah." "Okay." "That sounded like confidence right there." "See what I mean?" "Every little thing you do is done like that." "What's he whining about?" "He saying everybody picks on him 'cause he's [Bleep] stupid?" "They can't just ask you to shut something down." "They got to [Bleep] Throw in the little extra 2 cents [Bleep]" "Is she having troubles?" "Lynn's P.M.s-ing?" "[Bleep] these guys." "Narrator:" "By sunrise, all three tanks are empty..." "The boys are gonna be stoked." "Narrator:" "And the offload is in the books." "Keith:" "First delivery... 312,000 pounds," "$615,000." "Wow." "Narrator:" "With one strong delivery behind them..." "The crew of the Wizard readies for trip number two." "This one's gonna be even more difficult, 'cause this one, we need to plug the boat." "Narrator:" "All hungry..." "I wasn't ready to come in last time." "So, I'm ready for more." "Bring it on." "Narrator:" "...all determined all happy..." "I don't know." "I just..." "Narrator:" "...except for Lynn." "340 miles to the northwest..." "On the Cornelia Marie..." "Lara:" "Everybody was real happy, you know, with 600s, but we started hauling blanks today." "[ Laughing ] So, I'll get that look." "Narrator:" "To save time and money, captain Tony Lara left good fishing to consolidate his gear closer to the processor." "If we don't have over 400s in here, I'm gonna cry." "Lara:" "Very shortly, we're gonna know whether I'm a hero or a zero." "Okay, watch yourselves." "Man:" "Game on." "Game on." "Lara:" "Okay, drumroll." "[Bleep]" "That sucks." "About 30." "Come on, you [Bleep]" "[Bleep]" "Narrator:" "With each weak pot that comes over the rail... good will between the wheelhouse and crew slips away." "It's disappointing." "They're the ones that have to pay for my poor decisions, 'cause it's just more work on them." "Narrator: 315 miles to the northwest of Dutch harbor..." "Is the Wizard." "[Bleep]" "Narrator:" "After hitting big numbers on their first trip..." "Keith:" "Prospect gear came back... duds." "Narrator:" "Round 2 is off to a dismal start." "Not enough to even consider trying to set on." "Lynn, make sure these pots are tied in real tight up there, okay?" "Two ties tight." "I'm not sure yet, but these things may have to stay on the boat, as much as I'd like to set them back." "Narrator:" "For deckhand Lynn Guitard..." "Oh [Bleep] Lynn." "Come on." "What the [Bleep]" "♪ Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on ♪" "Narrator:" "...The trials at sea continue." "Keith:" "Ay-yi-yi." "That's our boy." "[ Laughs ] Oh, Lynn." "There's another [Bleep] miss." "What was that, Lynn?" "Oh my [Bleep] What the [Bleep]" "Come on!" "Are you trying to create a late-night comedy show of hook-throwing exploits out there, Lynn?" "[Bleep] [Bleep]" "See, Lynn, doesn't think this is funny." "But I sure do." "He either forgot to eat his wheaties or he forgot to change his panties." "Not entirely sure what happened that time, Lynn, but it looked, uh..." ""Lynn-esque."" "[ Chuckles ]" "[Bleep] done." "[ Sighs ]" "That is so-so..." "Not quite what we're looking for, but... 180 crab in 19 1/2 hours." "I don't see you doing any whoo-hooting." "180 crab in 19 hours is not hot fishing." "[ Sighs ] Time to move." "Time to find something better." "Marginal numbers at best in the prospect gear, right?" "Yeah, big-time marginal." "I think we're probably right on the bubble whether we can leave or not." "Although, you know what?" "I don't think we can leave with this [Bleep] base we got on deck, this stack." "Did Lynn tie all these down back here?" "Yeah." "He's the one that put them on there." "Yeah." "Absolutely." "It's gonna suck." "And I'm seeing there's not a bunch of ties up top." "Narrator:" "Gaps in the stack allow pots to shift as the stack grows higher..." "One of these days, he is going to personally screw this entire crew, all right?" "And we can't afford to have that." "Putting crew and boat at risk in heavy seas." "He needs to either pick his head out of his [Bleep]" "And start doing the job, or we put somebody else on the job." "I really kind of like Kevin." "Kevin seems pretty sharp." "Either Danny or Kevin." "Both these guys show any promise," "I'm not holding them back." "I'm so [Bleep] done with the "Lynn [Bleep] can't do the job and let's see when he's gonna learn how to do it" [Bleep] show." "Lynn, get your [Bleep] in here." "Did you hear me say when I was bringing them on," ""I want two ties and I want them tight"?" "Yeah, I did." "Two ties and tight means what, we're just gonna put a deck load on?" "What's that mean to you?" "Okay, are you comfortable we can put a full stack on this boat right now?" "Okay, Lynn, this is your last warning." "You [Bleep] this up again, you're gone." "You understand?" "If I have to have this conversation again, it's your last season on the boat." "Monte came up to me and just told me to put them on somewhat nice, they're gonna be coming right off, anyways." "Basically, I've got about 70 pots on deck that I've got to Chuck in the water and re-stack before I can try and consider making a move." "Well, Lynn kind of put a [Bleep] stack on here." "Lynn needs to do better." "Narrator:" "After four long years struggling to earn his place among the Wizard's crew..." "Hey, Lynn." "The 26-year-old deckhand is sent below..." "Kid's probably not gonna have a [Bleep] job at the end of this year." "Narrator:" "His future aboard the Wizard in doubt." "There's some things that you're meant to do, and there's some things that you're meant not to do, and I don't know if crab fishing's something that I'm meant to do." "It's one thing to be a nice kid." "If they say no here," "I'm not gonna keep fishing, you know?" "It's another thing to be a [Bleep] crab fisherman." "Narrator:" "Now the coors light crab count." "After an epic offload, the Wizard remains at the top of the pack." "Narrator: 435 miles to the northwest of Dutch harbor..." "White:" "I'm feeling anxious right now." "Narrator:" "...On the Seabrooke..." "It seems like it's taking forever to get this crab on here." "Narrator:" "...After 4 days were lost retrieving his survival gear..." "Campbell:" "We're gonna do a little prospecting here, but I'm expecting big numbers." "Narrator:" "...Skipper Scott Campbell Jr." "finally arrives at his northern strings." "Campbell:" "This is Zhemchug canyon right here." "This is where we're fishing." "We're about 50 miles above the upper guys in the fleet and about 70 miles above the main pack in the fleet." "So, I'll go spot-check through all my gear, see what looks the best so I can place these 50 pots that I have aboard in the best spot possible." "We're long overdue to get some crab rolling on this thing." "Narrator: 10 days into the opilio season..." "Let's see..." "we've made $2.75 so far." "Narrator:" "With virtually no crab in the tanks..." "And we're looking for 500s." "If not, that could be an ugly thing." "Narrator:" "Pressure mounts for the young skipper." "First pot in sight." "Just hoping we landed on the mother lode." "Time to go to battle." "Here, opie, opie, opie, opie, opie." "Big old clean, schoolie crab." "That's what we're looking for." "If there's no crab, I'm gonna panic." "Oh, boy." "Jelly." "Come on, opie." "Survey says..." "Damn it!" "Not what I was looking for." "You got to be [Bleep] me." "Ain't many crab in there." "Not many crab at all." "80." "80 crab." "Doesn't look hopeful right there." "Narrator:" "Pushing further north, the Seabrooke approaches the second of three prospect strings." "Campbell:" "If I don't see anything in this upper gear, then I'm gonna start freaking out." "At a loss." "I'm at an absolute loss." "There's panic up there, mayhem, frustration." "Campbell:" "Is it bait?" "Is it upside-down pot?" "Is it the ice?" "We did all this work here, you know, getting ready." "Now it's his turn to produce." "This is the worst start-off for opilio I've ever had." "Narrator:" "10 days on the hunt..." "Campbell:" "I'm pissed right now, man." "I haven't been this mad in years." "Narrator: 3,000 gallons of fuel burned..." "Campbell:" "The heat's on me now." "Narrator:" "And the Seabrooke pulls up on the final string." "Campbell:" "We need one miracle on this next pot." "Man:" "Yeah!" "[ All cheering ]" "[ Man laughs ]" "Schwing, mama!" "Half-full pot." "Yeah, now, that's what we're talking about!" "Bang, bang!" "450, 5 hundy, right there, boys." "Hoo-hoo, doggies!" "[ Laughs ]" "Big boys!" "This is beautiful..." "simply, simply beautiful." "Back in action." "Set it back." "Yeah!" "5, 6... 560, yeah." "We're on our way to victory." "Living the dream, baby!" "That just made it all better right there." "It's like a weight lifted off the shoulders."