"Josh:" "I'm just mentally tired and exhausted." "I miss my dad." "I always wonder if I'm doing the right thing, and he's not here to ask that question to." "Phil:" "I think everybody wants a legacy, you know?" "And none of us are gonna live forever." "If something happened to me right now, what would happen with, you know, the boys?" "Would they be set up?" "I've never handed them anything in my life." "I've made them work for every damn thing they have." "It's time that I get my affairs in range so if something did happen to me, their life would be easier." "They earned it, believe me, putting up with my [Bleep] For all these years." "Just what would happen if I fell off the face of the earth right now?" "We got to start our own legacy now." "It's our time." "[ 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 ♪" "narrator: 350 miles northwest of Dutch harbor..." "Josh:" "God, I want so bad to keep this operation going." "Narrator:" "...On the Cornelia Marie..." "More than anything in the world, I don't want to let my dad down, or myself." "Narrator:" "...Jake and Josh Harris are struggling to keep their father's legacy alive." "Oh!" "Oh, my God!" "It's been..." "Narrator:" "Two days ago, skipper Tony Lara surprised his crew and moved off of big numbers." "I guess it's easier to laugh than cry, isn't it?" "[ Chuckles ]" "Narrator:" "Now the crew is paying the price." "Jake:" "We only got about 15, 20 crab hitting the table right now." "It's not easy money anymore." "You got to work for it." "Lara:" "We still got a ways to go in the gear." "We won't be stopping here for a little bit." "I don't know if the guys are gonna like me here in the next day." "We got about 30 crab." "Ahh." "That sucks." "Done." "Okay, guys." "That's the last one here." "Narrator:" "No sleep and no crab." "For the new captain, the honeymoon is over." "I don't know what we're gonna do here." "Narrator:" "By daybreak, the men are exhausted." "Morale is low." "Hopefully Tony knows what he's doing." "Lara:" "We're kind of moving north." "I don't know what's up there, but we're gonna go look." " Wow!" " Oh, man." "Whoopee crud." "A little disappointing, to say the least." "Narrator:" "Already at rock bottom..." "We'll just keep hauling." "The skipper gets more bad news." "What did you say?" "We have bait for 15 pots?" "So we don't even have enough to haul this string?" "Is that what you're saying?" "[Bleep] Me!" "[Bleep]" "Agh!" "Okay." "Ryan, you need to communicate better with me 'cause we just spent the last hour driving away from the cod pots." "You know, that's a two-hour faux pas." "Okay, guys." "We're gonna waste about two hours of daylight going to get codfish." "Progress kind of came to a screeching halt." "Narrator:" "With two hours of downtime ahead," "Josh makes his way to the wheelhouse." "Lara:" " Josh." "Josh:" " Yes, sir." "There's three things you do when you have a guy that [Bleep] up." "The first thing you want to do is you compliment him, okay?" "That takes him off the defensive, and then he's gonna listen to you." "Second, you're gonna address the issue at hand." "And then the third thing is, is you tell him a joke, tell him about the time you [Bleep] up worse than he did." "If you're gonna teach a guy to do things, you got to stick to those three steps." "Ryan, come here." "Okay, you've been doing a good job on the bait, but I'll tell you, communication is the most important thing, you know?" "I mean, basically, I just drove an hour so I can turn around and drive back an hour and haul the cod pots and drive back up the hill." "It's two hours of wasted daylight." "I should have let you know last night, but, God, we've been up for 30 [Bleep] hours." "I forgot." "That's no [Bleep] excuse." "I forgot." "I don't give a [Bleep]" "Your job is to let me know how much bait's in that [Bleep] deal." "I just did." "Okay?" "When I got up and I found out, it was too late." "You need to let me know before we don't even have enough to haul a string." "You need to communicate with me what we're [Bleep] doing." "We're going to haul." "What difference does that make on how many cod..." "It's communication from the skipper to his crew to let us know what's going on." "Okay, let's just make it simple." "Every string, you pick up that phone and you call me up and tell me how much codfish we have left, okay?" " All right." " Okay?" " Yeah, that's fine." " Simple." "Okay, we skipped step three 'cause I'm still pissed." "[ Laughs ]" "Simpson:" "You've got to communicate with the crew and let them know if we're hauling strings, if we're laying down, if we're eating dinner, if I get to poop." "What, you know?" "We got to freakin' know what the hell's going on." "It's about communication, and it starts from the top." "Narrator:" "35 miles to the southwest..." "Is the Ramblin' Rose." "Neese:" "Yeah, the fishing's bad." "I'm a little behind, but better late than never." "Narrator:" "Captain Elliott Neese is playing catch-up after starting the season with breakdowns and low numbers." "Making me a little nervous." "Everybody else is stacking out of here." "Narrator:" "Now the spot he's on is clearing out." "I think there's still crab around here, so we'll see." "I want to give it a day." "I'll give it a day." "Narrator:" "But the greenhorn skipper is gambling that the crab are still on these grounds." "Neese:" "First pot, right here." "I got to find the crab." "There's no two ways around it." "[Bleep] me!" "Man:" "Whoo!" "That's the biggest one of the year, right there." "[Bleep] plenty of room." "Come aboard." "Hell yeah!" "Crab-alanche." "Yeah." "Crab-alanche." "Whoo!" "We're gonna have to build new walls on the side of this table, guys." "Loving what I see." "Oh, they're nice-looking crab, too." "Really nice-looking crab." "This one's gonna top off the mid-tank." "Can almost guarantee it." "[ Chuckles ]" "[ Engine revs ]" "[ Engine sputters ]" "Huh." "Narrator:" "But just as they land on the crab..." "We're on good fishing right now." "You can't beat it." "Who's your daddy?" "Neese: [Bleep]" "Go down to the engine room and see what's going on." "Engineer, captain, and deck boss all rolled into one." "Narrator:" "Elliott's diagnosis..." "One of the boat's two propellers is gone." "Now he'll have to cut his trip short and crawl to town using the remaining prop." "God." "Everything was going so [Bleep] perfect." "Filling up the tanks, lots of crab, and everybody's happy." "Kado..." "That sucks." "Narrator:" "Elliott faces a phone call to the owner about a $40,000 repair and another long delay to the season." "Neese:" "It seems a pretty costly little deal right here." "They're not gonna be very happy." "Quite frankly, they could just say, "tie the [Bleep] boat up and leave your gear in the water..."" "They don't have to have this boat fish." "Narrator: 360 miles to the northwest of Dutch harbor..." "Neese:" "We're just on the way to loading the boat, and now we've got to deal with this can." "Narrator:" "The Ramblin' Rose has been shut down for four hours, and captain Elliott Neese fears he's lost a prop." "It's a $40,000 repair that would cost the rookie skipper two weeks of fishing and his only shot at running a boat." "That sucks." "I'm going home for sure." "That's two weeks, dude." "This sucks." "While investigating the problem..." "Shifter cable." "Elliott makes a discovery." "Man:" "What'd you find out?" "[ Chuckles ]" "The microcommander cable is sheared right there." "The microcommander cable puts the boat in gear, spinning the propeller, and is connected to Elliott's controller in the wheelhouse." "Elliott will have to do a quick switch with a spare cable." "So, he wants us to look for prop wash when he kicks it in gear this time." "[ Engine whirring ]" "Oh, yeah." "Oh, yeah." "We definitely got prop wash." "[Bleep] thing." "It's just a [Bleep] cable." "Thank God." "It went from a $40,000 bill to a $40 part." "It's still there." "The prop is still there." "Narrator:" "The crew gets back to hauling, and the credit goes to their young leader." "Oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah." "Neese:" "If I had 20 more pots like that one there [bleep] definitely going in that back tank." "Davis:" "Elliott's the freakin'..." "He's the captain, he's the engineer, he's the deck boss, he's the superstar deck hand." "We all just try to follow his lead." "Yeah, that would have been some [Bleep] horrible news for me to [Bleep]." "Narrator: 50 miles to the east of the Ramblin' Rose..." "Is the 113-foot Time Bandit." "We've got 150,000 pounds to catch this trip and we have seven days to do it in." "We've been pulling for about 18 hours today already." "Okay, guys, 25 pots, 10,000 pounds, we go to sleep." "If we don't, we keep grinding." "Argh." "Our Hawaiian coconut is throwing the hook." "Well, Andy says after we pull these 25 pots, we can take a nap, so the faster we pull them, the faster we get to take a nap." "Go on!" "I don't know if I can even reach that over my head." "Narrator:" "Eddie Uwekoolani Jr." "joined his father on the Time Bandit two weeks ago." "Keep drinking them protein drinks." "For the greenhorn deckhand, the journey has been rough." "In two weeks, he's seen near misses..." "Man:" "That was close." "Horrible weather..." "Man:" "You having fun yet, Eddie boy?" "And pain." "Eddie sr.:" "Let's call your dentist." "And brush your teeth." "At 21 years old, he still has a lot to learn from his father." "Eddie "the legend" Uwekoolani hook man." "He's a rocket, man." "He don't miss." "Everybody says he's really good, and I guess he is." "[ Crew cheering ]" "Yeah!" "Yeah, baby!" "All righty, then." "Now they're gonna dump back." "Yeah!" "Zero, 290." "Crabbing's starting to come up." "Come on, come on, come on." "Narrator:" "Five hours later, the crew is still shy of Andy's goal." "Andy:" "Nobody's bitching, nobody's whining." "They're too tired." "Hey, you guys, you guys be careful down there, man." "Keep your head in the game." "Tennison:" "Yeah, everybody's slowing down right now." "Lack of sleep." "Watch out!" "Whoa, whoa!" "[ Sighs ]" "Whoo!" "Just get the pots on the boat." "Holy [Bleep] that scared the [Bleep] out of me." "Narrator:" "As the crew shook out the last few crab..." "Watch out!" "Whoa, whoa!" "The 800-pound pot came loose from the dogs, nearly crushing the 140-pound Eddie Jr." "Freaked me out there for a minute." "Oh, dude, that was scary." "That pot was coming towards us, towards me." "It was gonna pinch us right here and crush us." "As soon as I saw that, I grabbed Eddie boy and threw him out of the way." "Man, my heart was racing." "Eddie Jr.:" "I didn't even realize what was going on." "It was like a bright light." "I just stared at it." "That pot right there is bigger and weighs more than a prius." "[ Chuckles ]" "What would your mother do, man?" "Narrator:" "Eddie Jr. still has a lot to learn on deck." "Johnathan:" "I got to send Eddie through pirate school, dude." "Andy:" "Oh, yeah." "He needs to talk like a pirate instead of a choirboy." "He's way too quiet." "And his salty captains are happy to continue his education." "Now making his appearance on deck, captain John Hillstrand." "Jonathan:" "You made it through hell." "Now you're back." "Kicked its ass again." " Yep." " Good job, brother." "Doing good out here, man." "We just got to get you to bleep once on camera." "Sending you through pirate school." "Now it's time for him to learn how to cuss like a sailor, maybe a little pirate lore." "Captain John will school him." "You want to be under this wing or that wing?" "I write the checks!" "He might change your diaper." "I write the [Bleep] checks." "[ Laughs ]" "Right there, what's that?" "That's a [Bleep] red shovel!" "Right?" "You're right." "What is that, Travis?" "That's a [Bleep] red shovel!" "Yeah, what is it, ed?" "It's a [Bleep] red shovel." "Okay!" "Scott, what is that?" "[Bleep] red shovel!" "It's an ice-removing [Bleep] red [Bleep] shovel!" "Say it!" "You got to say it!" "That's a shovel." "A [Bleep] ice [Bleep] removing [Bleep] shovel." "That's a [Bleep] good [Bleep] pot!" "Those are nice [Bleep] clean [Bleep] crab see what this is?" "That's almost a [Bleep] full tank." "[ Laughs ]" "That is a full, almost." "It looks like it might be [Bleep] snowing today." "It's mighty cold outside." "He ain't gonna swear, is he?" "His mom will kick his ass, won't she?" "[ Laughs ]" "Narrator:" "380 miles from Dutch harbor..." "On the 155-foot Wizard..." "I can never get back on the crab as fast as I would like." "It is a painstaking ordeal." "Narrator:" "...Captain Keith Colburn approaches gear he reset after striking out to the South." "Keith:" "There I am." "There's all my gear." "We just moved 82 miles to the north-northwest, up the edge here, and hoping there's something in the neighborhood." "We need to get on fishing, and hot fishing, fast." "Lekanoff:" "Our time is limited out here, so we've got to hurry up and start catching some crab." "Keith:" "Come on." "Give the boys a big pot to cheer about." "Oh, my God." "Keith:" "Small bait, that's the problem on that one, 'cause those crab will just rip through those baits." "Next thing you know, there's nothing in there for them to eat." "Danny." "Hey, Danny, that's not a bait setup." "Those each need like one little tiny fish on each one, all right?" "Lynn, you've been through this before." "Show him what to do." "Narrator:" "After four years struggling to earn respect on the Wizard..." "Come on, come on, come on, come on." "Lynn's career as a fisherman hangs by a thread." "Where are you?" "If I have to have this conversation again, it's your last season on the boat." "Hey." "Hey, hey, hey." "Now Lynn sees an opportunity..." "You've got three shots to [Bleep] make one setup." "It should be plenty easy enough." "To make someone else the scapegoat." "We've been dumping all his jugs for him, too, right?" "I'm doing the best I can." "Keith:" "Danny's probably getting towards the end of his rope right now." "He's a big, strong guy, but it's a little bit different working this pace and these hours than it is doing pretty much any other job out there." "I heard you the first time, dude!" "[ Mutters mockingly ]" "You know, I know what I'm doing." "It takes a lot to get me pissed off, but once in a while it's like, "[Bleep] dude."" "Did Danny start crying over there?" "What did you tell him to do?" "I said, "just grab the bait."" "Narrator:" "With all eyes now on Danny..." "He's like, "I'll get the crab."" "Lynn slips off the radar." "Keith:" "Oh, Danny's feeling the effects of being out here for about five days and moving the 15,000, 20,000 pounds worth of bait." "But more times than not, the guys break down up here before they break down here." "Guitard:" "Ha ha ha ha." "The Wizard doesn't really accept any wimps." "She's a cranky old broad, and she doesn't want anybody on here that's a sissy or a baby." "Narrator:" "After 18 hours of the Wizard's relentless pace on deck..." "Keith keeps a wary eye on Danny." "Keith:" "Danny..." "Danny looks like hell." "That kid is toast." "The crab is already where the guys can reach them and he's still pushing them towards them." "The guys can grab them already." "You know, you're wasting a set of hands on one job that you don't need, and next thing you know, you're behind on something and now... now, all of sudden, the whole crew starts tumbling like dominos." "Okay, now remember, don't go too deep into that corner." "Right." "Hey, get out of that table!" "Get out of that table!" "While you're here, you might as well just take a nap because you're not doing a whole [Bleep] of a lot." "Use your [Bleep] hands, sweep the crab over." "Get over there and sweep the crab over." "Soper, you're wasting a set of hands here, okay?" "The guy can get from here to there in five seconds, and he's [Bleep] asleep on the damn table." "Those guys tell me not to jam them up too much, so I'm waiting for them to sort." "I'm kind of stuck there at the table, and I get in trouble if I leave, so I don't know what to do, man." "So, I didn't know that Keith was such a great motivational speaker." "Yeah, he is." "He'd make a great kindergarten teacher, too." "Maybe we need to get him some decaf." "Narrator: 430 miles northwest of Dutch harbor..." "Campbell:" "Gut feeling is, it's gonna be a big day." "Big day." "Narrator:" "...Is the 109-foot Seabrooke." "The first six pots I hauled..." "nothing." "10s, 12s, 100s at best." "Narrator:" "After stumbling at the start of his trip..." "Campbell:" "This was all 400s and 500s." "This was 500s and 600s." "This was all 600s and 700s right here." "Narrator:" "...Captain Scott Campbell Jr." "is on the crab." "Campbell:" "I mean, the fishing's here." "A guy needs to be taking advantage of this." "Narrator:" "Junior wakes the crew after three hours in the rack." "General, are you fresh?" "It's that time." "[ Laughs ]" "Hey, whipper." "Yo, whip." "They are soaking." "They've already soaked all they can handle." "[ Yawns ]" "Campbell:" "The biggest thing is not getting complacent, not getting lazy." "Every penny that these guys make this trip will be earned." "Narrator:" "As the guys hit the deck..." "[ Dialing ]" "Junior's kid brother, whip, calls home." "How you doing, babe?" "Oh." "I was just calling to see how you were feeling." "Man:" "Send him back!" "Oh, yeah!" "We're in them, boys." "[ Chuckles ]" "Oh, geez." "6-6-0." "Nice way to start the day there, fellers." "Bob, where's whip?" "Is he still inside?" "Yeah, we... we got like 40,000 more pounds to go and then I'll fly out, so I should be home on the 10th." "We'll talk about it when I get home." "Bye, baby." "Miss you." "[ Beep ]" "[ Sighs ]" "Man:" "That looks good." "Campbell:" "I think it was good for him to call home." "You know, they're newlyweds, and they're both young, and, you know, it's kind of set his mind at ease." "It's just the way whipper is." "Narrator:" "But whip is keeping something from his brother." "Welch:" "My family comes first, and right now my wife needs me, so I got to go, you know?" "We're going through a tough time right now." "I don't want to let my brother down, you know, right now." "It's tough, you know." "And I hate to do it to the guys, you know?" "They're all a family, too." "Go, whipper, go." "You need to be out for the pot landing." "Hurry up." "Narrator:" "85 miles to the southeast..." "Lara:" "Well, yesterday wasn't a good day for production, so..." "How does that saying go?" ""The sun doesn't shine on the same dog's [Bleep] every day."" "Narrator:" "Captain Tony Lara is still on the hunt." "This is our furthest east stuff here." "The crab are migrating to the shallows to go mate, so the general movement is from west to east." "So I'm trying to move with the crab, plus jump ahead of the fleet." "Narrator:" "As Tony approaches his easternmost gear..." "[ Beep ]" "Keith:" "Hey, Tony." "How's it going?" "A call comes in from the Wizard." "Hey, how's it going?" "Hey, I've got somebody you know here who's taking a wheel watch." "I'm gonna hand it over to him." "Say hello to the boys for me." "Tony, you got me here, buddy?" "Hey, how's it going, Freddy?" "Josh is right here." "You want to chat with him?" "Freddy!" "What are you doing, brother?" "Finally." "Are you having fun over there?" "Are the guys treating you okay?" "Oh yeah." "For sure, for sure." "They're pretty cool, but, you know, I always miss you guys, too." "You're always in my heart, man." "I love you guys." "You know that." "You know, I miss the old man, but, hey." "They old man is always, always around." "He's always around us." "I'm sorry I can't be there for you, you know, finish it up for the old man." "Oh, it's all good, brother." "You've got to make some money, man." "You got to make some money." "But don't get too cozy over there, man. [ Chuckles ]" "You might have to come back, dude, when we start running this boat." "Whenever we get done, we'll go get together and do something, okay?" "We've got to go visit the old man, though." "Bring him some flowers." "We'll go to a casino after that, like the old man would have done." "[ Chuckles ]" "We send our love, brother." "We miss you over here." "Jake, do me a huge favor." "Stay out of trouble, man." "Please, Josh, keep an eye on him." "You know it, brother." "You know it." "You'd be proud of him." "He's doing real good this season." "Man, we miss you, buddy." "We miss you so much, man." "You stay safe out there." "Love that guy, man." "Miss him." "Josh:" "The sun is starting to come out." "It's the old man shining down on us, telling us everything will be okay." "Hopefully he put the good word in for us so we can catch some crab." "Narrator:" "With tanks to fill..." "The only person I can blame is me if we miss the crab." "Narrator:" "Tony needs these pots to be on the crab." "Man:" "That is a jackpot!" "[ Crew cheering ]" "Man #2:" "That's a big one, baby!" "Whoo!" "Yeah!" "All right!" "Whoa!" "Jackpot!" "This is an easy 500, maybe a little more." "Narrator:" "After three days of low morale and poor numbers..." "A lot of crab." "We're doing good." "The Cornelia Marie has hit the mother lode." "Pruitt:" "Yeah, it's a bfp." "You guys can figure out what that is." "There's some crab here right now, so we're staying here." "I'm not gonna run away from this." "Man:" "Pot's up." "[ Crew cheering ]" "Best fishing of the season." "Nice crab." "Really full pots." "A lot of crab going in the tank." "Good numbers." "We had some obstacles, you know, and we're jumping over them." "I think my dad would be speechless because me and Jake have been getting along, working together as a team." "I don't think there's any words for that." "I'm even speechless over that." "Jake:" "You know, the ball's still rolling, and I think he'd be real, real happy with what Josh and I are doing." "I got a good feeling." "I got a good feeling, too." "Don't do it." "Ow!" "I knew it was coming!" "[ Laughs ]" "[ Squawking ]" "Narrator: 390 miles to the northwest of Dutch harbor..." "Keith:" "We're just a handful of pots away from finishing this thing off." "Narrator:" "...is the Wizard." "Man:" "Okay, get out of the way!" "Keith:" "There aren't very many smiles out there right now." "It's been a long time since I've seen this crew so beat up that they can't even celebrate filling the boat." "Monte:" "Can you believe we've hauled like 1,300 pots out here?" "1,300 pots is a lot of pots." "Everybody deserves to get some rack time, but right now, the priority is filling those tanks." "So close, but yet so far." "Yeah, I'm looking forward to hopefully getting a little bit of sleep." "I've been up for a while." "Keith:" "Danny's just pissed off right now because he's working a little bit of overtime." "I'm asking him to work, what, and extra 45 minutes or an hour?" "He needs to understand that there's a lot of work to do out here." "There's gonna be days when he's gonna work 36 hours, not 19." "It's here, Danny." "It's the home stretch." "Now, Danny, I'm gonna have you stay out for the next string just because having a [Bleep] attitude when you're putting $900,000 worth of crab on the boat, 'cause you're bummed out you got to work an extra hour is [Bleep]" "So don't even bother trying to give me some kind of [Bleep] excuse, kid." "I'm..." "I didn't think I had a bad attitude at all." "I'm out here just working." "I don't think Danny's got a bad attitude." "I think he's been up for 20 hours and he's tired." "I don't care if I'm up at all." "I really honestly don't." "I wanted to see the boat loaded anyway." "Look at his face." "He's been up for a while." "And he's got good attitude." "What the hell?" "Why did he say I have a bad attitude?" "Narrator:" "Three hours later..." "Danny can head down." "Narrator:" "The greenhorn's shift finally ends." "But he bypasses his bunk in search of an explanation." " Captain?" " Yeah?" "Yeah, hey, I was just wanting to talk to you about that attitude thing." "Right." "I didn't think I had a real bad attitude, and I was kind of wondering where that was coming from." " You're asking me?" " Yes." "Well, you're down there running around in a complete funk, pissed off 'cause you're losing your down time." " I honestly..." " All right?" "If you can't work one [Bleep] hour of over..." "Wait, hey!" "Don't start [Bleep] getting bup-bup-bup-bup with me." " Listen." " Okay." "Keep your mouth [Bleep] shut." " Got it?" " Yep." "When you're dragging ass and the rest of the crew is pumped up and you're dragging them down because of an attitude 'cause you can't [Bleep] work an hour of overtime to [Bleep] put close to $1 million worth of crab on this boat" "and enjoy that, you're probably in the wrong occupation." "That's it." " I just wanted to..." " No!" " I do not want a response." " Okay." "I want you to understand what I just said and think about it." "Okay." "Okay." "Get some sleep." "All right." "I wanted to make things right and end up on... you know, end the trip on a good note, and now I just feel like a piece of [Bleep]." "It sucks." "Keith:" "And I'm struggling to have a whole lot of sympathy for Danny because I just figured out on the calculator that he made almost $9,600 in the last 8 days." "My first year in Alaska," "I worked 10 1/2 months and I made $11,000." "Monte:" "We getting some crab in this tank here?" "Holy moly." "Holy moly." "Really close." "About that close." "Narrator:" "With the tanks close to full..." "Maki:" "I can't miss it." "Almost $1 million worth of crab on this boat right now." "Pretty amazing." "Narrator:" "...Danny forgoes his rack time." "Man:" "Danny's back!" "Yeah." "Maki:" "I'd like to say that I had a hand in bringing it on board." "You can't catch crab without bait." "Is that Danny?" "Right on." "That's a good sign." "He's going out on deck." "Danny came back out on deck." "That's a true spirit right there." "That's a team player." "Narrator:" "As day breaks..." "I've got a feeling this is the last pot that's gonna go in the tanks." "The crew tops off the boat and ends the trip." "[ Metal clunking ]" "Music to my ears." "Last pot of the trip." "[ Grunts ]" "It's a good day, plugging the boat." "We got a killer sunrise." "Yeah, look at that." "I didn't even see that till now." "It's beautiful." "Wow." "Maki:" "I got to see the last pot come on, so now I'm going to bed for a bit." "Narrator:" "Here's the coors light crab count." "After plugging the boat, the Wizard is still in the lead." "Narrator: 420 miles northwest of Dutch harbor..." "Campbell:" "That's still a 100 average." "I mean, you can't complain with that." "I mean, 400s are frickin' phenomenal." "Narrator:" "...Captain Scott Campbell Jr." "Has been on a streak of hot fishing for three days." "Campbell:" "I've got half my gear on the east side of Zhemchug canyon, and I've got half the gear on the West Side of it, so I'm just kind of working both edges." "About the time you think you got any of these crab figured out is about the time that they're long gone." "Perkey:" "Yeah, about a third full." "We're knee deep in the crab here." "Pretty badass fishing." "We'll take 400s all day." "400s fill the boat." "[ Telephone rings ]" "Yo." "Yeah." "[ Groans ]" "Narrator:" "Toward the end of king crab season..." "It's just right in there." "Whip reported a debilitating injury in his stomach." "Take some Ibuprofen." "See what happens." "Now he claims the pain has returned." "Welch:" "I'm hurting." "Whipper, I'm not buying it." "Absolutely not buying it." "It was a pulled stomach muscle." "I seen the doctor's report." "I know, but I was just warning you." "Well I'm just saying, if you pull this on me and you go home because of that, you can never come back to this boat." "I know." "I understand that." "I've been paying attention to you since I been up here and I've seen no signs, not one, of your stomach bothering you while you're out there working." "I'm just saying it's starting to." "Whipper, come on, dude." "I'm [Bleep] a lot smarter than I look." "[Bleep]" "Damn." "I'm tired of [Bleep] arguing with this [Bleep]" "Campbell:" "I mean, it's absolutely ironic that now, all of a sudden, after this phone call with his new wife, he's hurt, needs to go home." "Be a man." "Do your job." "Piece of [Bleep] is what he is." " What?" " Oh, my [Bleep] brother." "My gut's bothering me a little bit, and I just said," ""hey, you know, it's starting to bother me a little bit,"" "and he thinks I'm trying to pull some slick maneuver to go home, and he's like, "every time something's going on on this [Bleep] you're flaking out on me."" "And I'm like, "no." It's [Bleep]"" "Hey, if there ain't a bone sticking out, we basically don't care." "Everybody got their aches and pains and whatever the case may be." "That's just the way it is." "Got no time for compassion in crab fishing, unfortunately." "It's a hard life with hard men." "[ Chuckles ]" "Hmm, doesn't look like he's got stomach pain to me." "I'm not gonna play his game." "He's bluffing." "I know he is." "He's my brother." "White:" "He could be hurt, you know?" "I think he is, 'cause he wouldn't..." "He wouldn't stab me in the back, you know?" "I've worked through some [Bleep] on this boat before." "Campbell:" "Hmm, no whipper on deck." "Damn, I don't know where he's at." "I don't have time to mess with it right now." "I'm trying to get the boat full of crab, trying to, you know, get my gear turned, read it." "If he's gonna pull this and walk off deck, then so be it." "If he's gone longer than a month, he can't stand it." "He gets homesick and claims some freaking crap." "Family or no family, right now he's an employee, I'm his boss." "He's not doing his job, so he's either injured or he's quitting." "The choice is his." "The Seabrooke spits them out." "I mean, I like whip, but this is the second go-around." "He said, "don't do it, junior." "Don't do it." "You're gonna get burnt."" "I didn't listen, and I'm getting burnt right now." "My own brother." "Wow." "[ Laughter ]"