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Time.

We all think we have time.

Get on board!

We even think
we have time to kill.

Man over.

Overboard!

I'm gonna
bring it around.

Who is it?

It's Clark!
Oh, my God.

Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.

But in the end,
it's time...

Pull me up!

...that kills us.

Put a sling on him.

Get him in.

Easy, careful, careful.

Is he in?

King crab is back.

But it's derby style.

Those kids,
those fishermen in there,

they think they know
what a derby is.

A two million pounds of crab
available to the fleet.

A $30 million prize
is up for grabs.

I mean, they're as young
and dumb as we used to be.

They have no idea.

A derby is a race
against time.

Act fast, guys,
get him on.

Roger.

The experienced guys
who've been through it

prepare for months.

Oh, yeah.

We look at the surveys,

make our battle plans.

Cinderella story right here.

Oh, look at that.

We need every ounce
of luck this year.

And tomorrow,
the clock starts ticking.

And they're gonna find out.

There's no rules.

Watch the wheel,
watch the wheel,
watch the wheel!

I don't really think
I'm ready for it.

There's no sleep.

!

It's like you stepping up
quicker than you think.

There's no guarantees.

I need a head count.
Give me a head count.

Go, go, go!
Oh, what the...

Did you...

What the...

There's $30 million
on the line.

Don't piss the dead.

I'm ready
to move forward.

I wanna earn it.

It's you versus nature
and everyone else.

What the [bleep]?

Do not hit my table.

Can you just shut
the [bleep] up?

Jackpot, baby.
- Whoo!

Yeah!
I take
this personal.

Get your ass up here.

Yeah, what happened?

Where's Skylar?

Yeah!

In a Derby fishery,
time is what kills.

And nobody beats the clock.

♪ Another place

♪ Where the faces
Are so cold ♪

♪ I'd drive all night
Just to get back home ♪

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

♪ I'm a cowboy

♪ On a steel horse I ride

♪ I'm wanted

- Yeah!
- Bang, bang!

♪ Dead or alive

- Look at that.
- Holy cow.

Hell, yeah!

Yeah, baby.

The king is back.

All right, boys.

Whoo!

October.

Dutch Harbor, Alaska.

Duck down.

Every year,
mariners flock to the largest
fishing port in America,

pursuing six figure checks...

All right, baby,
let's go, let's go.

...for just
a few weeks of work

in the deadliest conditions
at sea.

Take care.

Good.

But this year is different.

We've just been crossing
our fingers every year,

and finally they opened it.

With the summer survey
pointing to an increase

in juvenile and female
crab populations,

Alaska Fish and Game
crew the fall
red king crab fishery.

After a four state closure
lasting 35 months,

one of the most sought after
delicacies in the world.

Alaska Red king crab is back.

Whoa!

The demand
has never been so high.

People are chomping at the bit

to get their hands
on this stuff.

Notoriously dangerous
to catch,

Red king or Reds

command the price
of $15 a pound,

spiking the fleet wide bounty
by 30 million bucks.

- Oh, baby.
People are excited to see it.
- Let's go.

Maybe it was good
to shut it down
for a couple years

to get people
that hungry for it.

But the new payday
comes with strings attached.

This fall will be the first
derby style fishery
in 20 years.

If I'm able to get out there,
be the first boat out fishing,

and I get on the mother lode
right away,

I could get more quota

from other companies
that are worried

they're not gonna catch
their quota.

It's catch what you can.

It's gonna be a dog eat dog
and cutthroat out there.

Before the season closes...

It's every man
for himself.

Every captain for himself,
every boat for itself.

Jack is back.
King crab is back.

Let's go fishing.

In Captain's Bay...

We need to get
these pots on.

See these other boats,
they're all getting ready.

Let's slap 'em on
as fast as we can.

Hell, yeah.
- Oh.

Roger.
Roger.

I've been striving for this
moment my entire life.

Be ready for it.

Me and Harley,
we were on the Barbara J
last season.

But I wanna go king crabbing.

So, uh, we upgraded
and got the Pacific Mariner.

He cashed in on his 401[k],

I took my family's money,

and we made it happen.

Going $2.3 million
into debt,

29-year-old captain
Jack Bunnell

and veteran derby skipper
Steve "Harley" Davidson

maneuver their new ride
to the starting gate.

The 126-foot Pacific Mariner.

Well, we got this
big badass boat,

and the more crab we catch,
the more quota we get.

But if we don't catch it,
we don't make any money.

If I don't produce,
I'm out of the chair.

Now capable
of handling 60 more pots
than the Barbara J,

and steam 3.3 knots faster,

the young skipper
sets his sights
on the gear dock

before launch in 24 hours.

Okay, how are we looking?

We are looking good.

And, uh...

I got a 40 year vet with me
in the wheel house.

Now you're getting me
bummed up.

Right now,
we just gotta get our gear
and get out there.

It's time, you know?
Freakin' intense.

Let's just get
our pots.

Just a mile northeast...

Clark, make sure
everything's buttoned up, okay?

Yes, roger.

...on the 125-foot
Northwestern.

Every minute counts.

You don't wanna be late
to the party.

You know, you wanna get
your gear out there.

If the weather changes,

you wanna be locked
and loaded.

You wanna mark your spot.

One at a time.

The main thing is
get the gear on quickly
so we can get going.

For a family operation
like mine,

if a fisherman
is not doing well at all,

the owners can transfer
that quota from A to B.

And I wanna be the one
that's able to scoop up
that quota double.

Scrambling to load
on his leased gear
from the pot dock,

Captain Sig Hansen races

to not only catch
his 40,000 pounds
of red king crab,

but to fish fast enough

that he can scoop up
slower vessels' quota,

doubling his take

and achieving
a million dollar season.

Oh, [bleep].

That's the Pacific Mariner.

Where is he going?

And I think if he's gonna
keep going that way,

he's probably heading
to the pot dock as well.

Looks like
there's only one spot

that has pots ready to go.

I think we can beat 'em
if we throttle down.

Oh, what's he doing?

Hey, Northwestern.

Yeah, you got me here
a second?

Yeah.

Hey, uh, I'm gonna tie up
to the dock here

and grab my pots.

All right, we'll see
who gets in there first.

They're making their turn
to get to the dock.

They're trying to tie up
the starboard side,

and we're going forward,
so we just go straight in.

The pots
take the longest.

So, nobody wants to be
a half a day late,

even six hours late.

Come on, come on.

Come on, baby. Turn!

We gotta beat 'em.
Let's go.

Woo-hoo! We got it.

Son of a bitch.

Well,
I don't see the problem.

I mean, the dock was empty.

As far as I know,
it's first come, first serve.

At least it is now.

Well, you kinda
me there, Sig.

Oh!

If you're not first,
you're last.

We gotta get these pots on.

Clark.

get our buoy setups
on these pots

once they're on, okay?

Roger.

Double orange, white cork.
You know the drill.

Yep.

[bleep], man.
It's all right.

We'll get, we'll get,
we'll get over this one.

This is not how
we need to start the season.

Six hundred ninety-five miles
northeast of Dutch Harbor...

Hey, we're almost here, guys.

...aboard the storied
113-foot Time Bandit...

You know,
we haven't had king crab
season for years.

So, I wanted
to really come over here

and say hi to my dad
before we go out.

He's buried on the side
of this hill.

He's a derby day fisherman.
He started in the '60s.

Taught me how to fish.

He taught us how to be men.

As he has the past 20 years...

We're going to do a drive by
by my old man's grave,

A good place to be right here.

We're gonna swing by
and say hi to our pops.

But we got one stop to make
before we begin our journey.

Captain Hillstrand pays
tribute to his late father,

Bering Sea legend,
John Wesley Hillstrand.

We're right
in front of his house.

So, let's just, uh, go out
and say a little prayer.

We need every ounce of luck
we can this year.

Lured out of retirement,

this time by the opening
of Red king crab,

the skipper taps
into the strength
of his bloodline

to mine
his million dollar quarry.

God, give us the wisdom
and the courage.

To fear... be fearless.

But also give us the eyesight

to watch out for each other
so no one gets hurt.

In God's name, amen.

Amen.
- Love you, Dad.

Let's do it, guys. Board up.
All right.

Here we go.
This is for Dad.

Oh, there we go.

Shoot 'em
straight up, guys.

One, two, three.

Let's make some noise
for the old man.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.
There you go, Dad.

Isn't that a beautiful thing?

That is so beautiful.
Look at that.

That's [bleep] beautiful.

Yeah!
Whoo!

Nobody said a good prayer.

I don't know what I said,
but it was a good prayer.

Love you, Dad.
We're going fishing, baby.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, Andy, uh,
we're just saying hi to Dad.

You wanna say hi?
Say, "Hi, Dad."

Hey, Pops, how you doing?

Still love you, man. Miss you.

Yeah. Yeah,
I miss him too, Andy.

Hey, I, I know, uh,

you wanna make Dad proud
and stuff, but, uh,

just be,
be careful out there, man.

Yeah, I, I know
what a derby is.

I knew
you couldn't resist

going king crab fishing again,

but, uh,
none of us ain't getting
any younger, brother.

You know what I'm saying?

Yeah,
that's something
I'll think about.

Okay, love you, brother.
We're going fishing, man.

So, I'll report to you
when I get to Dutch.

Okay, sounds good, John.

I've been out here
for so long, man.

This could be our last season.

But here I am again,
one more time.

Red crab. Whoo!
Red crab fishing.

I'm so excited,
I'm like a little kid.

We're gonna fishing, Dad.
Let's go fishing!

Red crab.

2023 king crab,
here we come.

In Dutch Harbor...

What do you mean
they won't let you
on the boat?

All right, I'll be there
in a minute, man.

Well, a couple of weeks ago,
I got a call from my partner

saying that the Saga
is possibly running out
of money.

King crab's open.

And that was gonna get us
out of the hole easily.

But I had no idea
things were this bad.

After 17 years...

Welcome to hell.
- That him?

...working his way
up from greenhorn

on the Northwestern...

I got offered a job
to run the Saga.

I think if I turn
this opportunity down,

I'll be kicking
myself forever.

Welcome.

...to becoming
co-owner and captain

of the multimillion dollar
107-foot Saga.

Look at that.
Yeah!

What a beautiful thing.

I have all my personal money,

my kids' college funds,
all wrapped up in there.

Now there's a chain
on the [bleep] door.

Jake Anderson

finds everything
he's worked for in jeopardy.

What do you mean?

The door's chained.

repossession.

Hey, Mac,
can I see that paper?

Please leave a message
at the tone.

Hey, Lenny, give me a call
if, if you get this.

There's a repossession notice
on the boat,

and I, I don't understand why.

So, can you give me a call
as soon as possible?

All right, bye bye.

Hey, Luka.

Hi, Dad.

We have you
on speaker.

We miss you.

I'm at the boat and the,
the doors are chained shut.

Can you get a hold of Lenny
to try to see what the hell
is going on?

Supposed to go fishing
in three days

and he's not answering
his phone.

Yeah,
of course I will.

I love you.

We'll see
what the [bleep] is going on.

I feel like
I'm totally in the dark.

I can't go
on my boat right now,

that's what you're telling me.

In Dutch Harbor...

And I can't fish it,
I can't do anything with it.

Okay, bye bye.

This is [bleep].

What's the deal?

There's a liens on the boat.

The bank, they, they said
nobody's allowed on it.

They own the boat,
I don't know how.

I can't get a hold of Lenny.

I just feel like such a fool.

Well, he's been a good partner
up until now, hasn't he?

He didn't mess with the boat,

and I didn't mess
with the finances.

What about quota?

Do you own
your own quota here?
Yeah.

Well, Mandy's not gonna be
with us on the first trip.

So, you can come here
if need be.

I gotta think about it.

What happened is, uh,

probably the worst, uh, fear

that I think I've had
since I was a kid.

But he also has to
move forward

and know that he's got
a little bit of leverage.

Thank God he has the quota
to his name.

You know...

When I see it happen to Jake,
it's like he's family.

He, he is family.

You know,
he is like a son to me.

Huh.

This is a family operation.

And I need to catch this quota
and I need to do it quick.

At the westward dock...

Let's go, boys.

All right,
you guys, get going.

Okay. Ready?

One, two, three.

Whoo!
Whoo.

...on the Wizard...

Everybody's gonna do
the old school thing.

Prospect, look for crab.

I'm trying to take luck
out of the equation.

This is my secret weapon.

I've got bottom temperature
gauges now.

King crabs scour the sea floor
in pursuit of food.

But with no fishing data
on their location

from the past three years...

Good job, guys.

Let's get her back
out of the water

and give me that sensor
as quick as you can,
all right?

Captain Keith Colburn arms himself

with new pressure
resistant sensors

that record
not just commonly known
surface temperatures,

but bottom temperature's,

allowing him to track
the school.

Okay.

Piece of cake.

Got something for you.

Ooh, president.

The secret ingredient.

Well, let's see here.

The surface is 49.

Ten feet is 47.1.

45.5 bottom.

It looks like it's working.

When I find that temperature
that they love,

I will have a huge advantage
over this lake.

Just outside Dutch Harbor...

Sophia, are you ready?

All right, get her done.
All right, bye.

Let's go.

- Come on.
- Coming over.

I'm still trying
to get used to the boat.

It's very unfamiliar to me.

So, I'm setting
up this little practice round

that Greg has set up for me.

Dang, just
do what I say.
It's all good.

Captain Sophia "Bob" Nielsen

assumes her new post,
skipper-in-training,

aboard the storied,
109-foot Seabrooke...

Let's do a little
practice set retrieval.

Just like normal.

...under the tutelage
of Bering Sea veteran,

Captain Greg Wallace.

Whoo!

I met Sophia a few years ago.
I knew her dad.

Um, I have a lot
of respect for him
when he was alive,

and even now. But, uh...

you know, she came at us

and wants to learn more.

So we're gonna see
what we can do
to help her out.

Going over!

There we go.

Where are those pots?

We did it.

Uh, so I'm gonna
circle back now,

and I'm gonna try hauling.

Last year,
it was a real doozy for me.

It was my rookie skipper year

on my boat,
the Victory. And...

uh, I end up putting in
close to 40,000 pounds.

But I blew up my big generator

and, uh, I got in a collision.

Oh, [bleep]! Oh, [bleep]!

I'm in debt,
$200,000 right now.

Which is why I'm trying to

hone in on my skipper skills
and become a better captain.

We're gonna
turn right back around
and pick them up.

Roger that! Yeah!
- Sure.

Greg was on the hunt
for more bairdi.

Uh, so I call him up, I say,

"Hey, I have
some quota." But...

And I think the only reason
that I had a leg up with Greg

was he knew who my dad was.

My dad died suddenly
of a heart attack

shortly after
my 13th birthday.

I was definitely
daddy's little girl.

He was just
a-a savvy fisherman.

I'd like to think that
if something happened to me

and the roles
were reversed
that, you know,

a good person would take
on my kids if they asked.

And help them out
if they needed help.

What are you doing?

We got
a student driver up there.
Student driver.

Greg,
he knows me and my boat.

I went to school
with his daughter, Megan.

I had to earn this job.

I had to, you know,
work for him for years

and really prove myself.

I mean,
I would be definitely jealous

if it was my dad up here
teaching some other young girl

how to drive the boat.

I am super envious

of the relationship
that she has with her father

'cause that's something
I will never get.

How's it going?

- I think
that went pretty well.
- Yeah.

All right. Now pay attention
to where your mark is.

You're a little far off here,

so you better approach her.
Need to get closer.

- Hey!
- I got one.

Nick's got it.
It's going in the block
right now.

From what I can see,
I can barely see
through the pots.

Just don't tow on it.
Watch your speed
when you come in.

Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

What the hell
is she doing?

A little easy.
You need to slow it down.

You're towing on it
pretty good.

Whoa. It's game time.

Oh,

What the [bleep]!

You just snapped it off.

That's not [bleep] cool.

I am so sorry, Greg.
I am...

Watch your speed
when you come in.
I told you that.

We can't be
losing pots like this.

Well, if she's not ready,
she's not ready.

And she should come on deck.

worn.

them. Rough crowd.

Onward and upward.
Go to the next one.

I made a lot
of mistakes last season
and I learned from them,

and I realized
I have a lot more to learn.

Well, if it just gets
more fast and more furious

from here on out.

So, but if you can't improve,

then you won't be
sitting there long.

It's that simple.

Uh, Northwestern.

Pacific Mariner. You got me?

Northwestern.

Pacific Mariner.
You got me on 16 there?

Huh.

They ain't answering
the call there.

Aboard the Pacific Mariner...

So he just loaded his gear
and said, "[bleep] you."

Let me call 'em,
see where he's at.

...after losing
a race against Sig

to the pot dock...

We've been waiting here,
like, six hours after...

Make it seven now, dude.

Seven hours.
Yeah.

...Captains Jack and Harley
champ at the bit

to load their gear
before the launch
of king crab season,

in just 16 hours.

Hey.

Hey. What you doing?

And you went to town?

Uh.

Another hour, huh?

He cut me off,
took the dock.

All right.

All right. No worries.
Take your time, man.

I'll see you when we see you.

All right.
I appreciate it. I'm out.

All right, boys.
Crash bags out.

Portside.

Roger!

We're gonna take pots
off the Northwestern,

load them onto us, go fishing.

Yeah.[bleep] hell.

You just
get the stern line.

I'll toss this over.

Tonight, we'll get him.

Hold it. Hold it! Now go!

Well, let's get him on.

Dude, we better hurry.

We got crab to catch.
Let's go!

Roger.
Roger.

Right here!

When everyone's the closest,
I want it to go.

You seal that?

It's tied over here.

I want another guy up there,
so it goes quicker.

Just get him on the boat.

We gotta hustle.
Okay.

We're just gonna
slam these pots on
any way they come.

We'll worry about
stacking them later.

It's Derby season,
we're going by Derby rules.

Whoo!

I got another idea.

What you doing?

Wow.

What the...
Look what I got.

What the hell, Jack?

I got six [bleep] candy bars.

You're going...
you're going back

to your juvenile
delinquent stuff now, dude.

Who's this other guy?

Is that our pots though?
It is.

Sig's here.
- Hey!

Sigs on the dock!

We gotta untie right now!

Hey!
Get that last pot on!

Get on the boat!
Cut these lines.

We got to go.

They're coming.
Come on, load it up.

- Hey! Go! Go! Go!
- Come on, get it out.
Let's go.

Yeah!

Did they take
a whole tier?

You're good.

We're out of here.

Damn it!

Go. Go.
Go, go.

Covers us!

Whoo!

Yeah!

Thanks for the pots.

God, man.

We still need to load
the rest of our gear, but...

we got a string from Sig.

That's good enough.

Oh, he's already
got the lines off.

Take my spot.
That's what you get.

"Thanks for the pots.

I know you have a long night
ahead of you loading more."

A-ha.

Well, that's a first.

Our father,
who art in heaven,

hallowed be Thy name.

Thy kingdom come,
Thy will be done on Earth

as it is in heaven.

Coming up.

Get ready
to go do something.

Not very many people
on Earth get the chance
to do, but...

it comes with some rewards,

but also a lot of risk.

Woven into the life
of Dutch Harbor

since it was a Russian
fur trading port...

I really need
the higher power,

and I need
to protect these guys.

...the Cathedral
of the Holy Ascension,

offers hope and solace

to those heading into peril
on the Bering Sea.

This is the deadliest job
in the world.

There's been I think
three big crab boats
that have sank.

In about 10 years,

uh, the hands
were lost on each one.

We haven't had
a king crab season
in a few years.

And so,
having the preacher down here,

blessing the boats is, uh,
is quite a thing.

Hey, crew,
can you guys hop up
on the dock real quick?

Take a moment.

Our local pastor here
is going to bless the boat,

the fleet, for some,
uh, good will,

good love and good luck.

Roger.

Glory to the father
and to the son

and to the Holy Spirit.

Now and ever
and to ages of ages. Amen.

Saving the human race
by Thy mighty arms.

Preserve this boat
and give it a guardian angel.

And do Thou keep in peace

them that desire
to sail in it.

Wow.

Yeah. I've never been
a part of this.

He has
a Bible in his hand,
doesn't he?

Yeah, a Bible
and holy water.

This boat
is blessed and sanctified

by the grace
of the All Holy Spirit.

Feel like I have a little
bit more protection out here.

I'm gonna go get those, uh,

guys ready,
and we'll get out of here.

I think it's gonna be
a good season.

There he is.

I wasn't sure
if you were gonna make it.

Me neither.

...sanctified by
the grace of the
all-Holy Spirit,

through the sprinkling
of this Holy...

Got it?

Great.
I was starting
to wonder.

Lord have mercy.
Lord have mercy.

Lord have mercy.

Amen.

If you're ready,
I'm ready.

Okay. You can toss him.

Yeah. Roger.

Still looks the same.
Everything was...

built in the 1970s
by the Amish.

I don't like the change.

Clear!

But with a small quota,

do you want to get in

and get out Derby style?

Yeah,
I know how that works.

Being blessed doesn't hurt.

Get a load. All aboard.
Coming aboard. Let's go.

All clear!

Are you ready?

I'm pretty nervous.
Oh, yeah?

It's, like,
all that anticipation

that's leading up
to this moment.

I just want to
be a great captain
like my father was.

Three-star country, baby.
Let's go.

You ready?

- Yeah.
- Go ahead. Let that go.

Let's get out of here.

Toss it!

Batten down the hatches.

Time to fetch some king crab.

Get aboard!

If we can't find them,

everything's over.

So we have to fish this year

like every string

is the last string
we're ever going to set.

If we can catch
more than everybody else,

if we get more quota,
we'll keep fishing.

Just like the Derby days.

Yeah, baby!

Do it, boy!

Let's get some, baby!

There's $30 million

of crab out there just
waiting to be caught.

You gotta get out there...

...and be aggressive.

On the northern grounds...

There it is.

There you go.

Now we're by the navel, too.

I'm gonna get them.

...aboard the Time Bandit.

You gotta...

I'm starting a new tradition.

If I hit the block
we're setting right now.

Yeah!

Oh, [bleep]!

Yeah, baby.

Yeah, I got it first shot.

Did it again.

- Direct hit!
- Yeah!

Whoo!

Yeah. Bull's eye.

Okay, start setting, guys.

Whoo-hoo.

The starting bell
on red king crab

sounds for the first time
in 36 months.

First of the year, guys.
Yeah, baby!

Give him a kiss.

Yeah, baby.

Going over!

I'm going to the family
hot spot up to the north.

Grounds my dad used to fish,

and we fished, you know,
when we were kids.

But that's, like,
about '47, so...

I'm all alone over here.

Ten miles from the fleet.

Forty-two miles southwest

aboard the Northwestern...

Hang on.
I'm gonna get you a new guy.

You're the new guy here.
It's your turn.

I [bleep] hate it.

No. I don't want to.

Nobody wants to.

I've never wanted to.
I always throw up.

You're holding up
my season here, pal.

Are you gonna do it?

Come on.

Look, I'll do it with you.

- Is that fine? Fine.
- Okay.

Come on.
Let's get this show
on the road.

All right. You pick the one.

It's been about 10 years.

We have to do head or gut?

- You do head, I'll do gut.
- Skull!

Skull.

Yeah.

Rob! Do it!

Dude,
I think I got fish
in that one, bro.

He's throwing up.

God! Why did I do that?

I'll be upstairs.

I told you
this was gonna happen.

Took one for the team.

Get him in the water.

Go over!

This is
the farthest south

we'll try out here
in the deep gully

and then just
keep moving north.

I just want the pots
in the water.

King Crab 2023.

We waited a long time.

Thirty-five miles north...

I started
in the mid '80s

as a greenhorn
and worked my way up
to the wheelhouse.

The king crab was always...

basically our Super Bowl.

Through my entire career,

red king's the ultimate
crab treasure.

And right now,

we need to find
the crab first.

I like to think
I've got an advantage

'cause we've got science
and not just luck.

Going over!

Let's set
south to north.
Okay.

From, uh,
deep to shallow.

Okay.
Cover the grounds.

King crab 2023.

Let's get it on, Jack.

Dump it.

There's millions of dollars
of product on the line.

We have to catch this crab.

There is no not catching.

Pot going over!

One hundred miles southwest

on the Western
bairdi crab grounds...

...aboard the Seabrooke.

These are building.
The weather can't
serious.

I wanna set like this.

Right on the edge,
right on the line.

From the western
to the eastern district.

So you just
wanna come out here

just guns blazing,
set caddy walkers to the tide?

Yeah.

I ain't got nothing to lose
but your gear.

That's it.

She's probably not
your biggest fan right now.

All right. Beep 'em.

There we go.

Ooh,
we did the first one.

Whoo!

We need to hurry up
and get this done.

One hundred
thirty-five miles northeast...

King crab '23. Yeah.

...on the Wizard.

Aww, man.

Right?

I-I know.

Anyways, you know what?
Make your dad proud.

You guys stay safe out there.

On three, king crab.

One, two, three.

King crab!

Let's do it.
Let's go!

Out of the 83,000
fishable square miles,

every captain gambles

they picked
the right starting spot.

For Captain Keith,

it's a 10-mile
underwater ridge,

called the gooseneck.

So named
for the shape it makes

on the bathymetric charts.

I guess
it's got the sensor on it,

so I'll have someone
get that up to me right away.

But the veteran skipper

also comes armed
with temperature gauges,

which he believes
will let him track the school.

If he can find them.

All right, guys,
first one of the season
is coming up.

Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah, baby!

First one, huh?
- First one.

Here we go.

Going fishing, Dad.

Phew.

Red crab!

Showtime, baby! Showtime!

So you got, what?

Sixty-mile spread?
Something like that?

Ah, 50, 50 plus.

That's a lot of miles, man.

Here it comes.
Let's flag that in.

We'll start in the deep
and work our way
into the shallows.

Finally, we're fishing
red crab again.

Ready?

Do it, boy! Whoo!

Let 'er rip.

Come on, baby!

Let the Derby begin.

Yeah, baby!

The family hot spot
up to the north...

has always been good for us.

So come on over, crab.

We'll wine
and dine you down there.

Then we'll put you
in the pool.

Five-star accommodations
over here on Time Bandit.

Come on, baby.
Come to papa.

Come on, man.

There is a lot
of competition for those crab.

Here we go.

Across the fleet...

2023!

...captains jostled to find

the first trace
of red king crab

in three years.

Come on, crab.

Just make sure
we get our share.

All right. Here we go!

Come on, crab.
Up.

Show me something.
Show me something.

Whoo!

Yeah!

Hey! Whoa!

Yeah!
There we go!

It's in there.
Yeah, baby!

Come on.

Come on, crab,
please be here.

Please be here, crab,
please have some crabs.
Please.

My hair stood on my neck.
That's a good pod.

Jackpot, baby.

On the northern grounds,

captains Keith and Jonathan

haul the first pots
of red gold.

Each netting upwards
of 4,000 bucks.

Ah!

Whoa!

- Yeah!
- Go, baby!

And on the southern grounds...

Come on, now!

Come on, baby.

Oh, man. Not too sexy.

It's not
looking too good.

All smalls
and females.

That's about it.

I went to the wrong
man.

Come on, be loaded.

What do we got?

Yeah, dude.

This is not what
we were looking for.

Oh, Lord, help me.

We can do better
than that, bud.

Uh, yeah. We have
to do better than that.

Yeah!
Yeah, baby! Yeah!

That's what
I'm talking about.

Isn't he gorgeous?

I call him gorgeous George.

Count coming.

Five-nine?

Find out
what we got here
for temperature shorty.

Thanks.

Let's see
what we got here.

So, it's 46.2.

We're seeing crab here.

I won't be shocked
if these numbers

in the next few pots
start to get better
and better.

Holy smokes!

That's got some crabs.
It's got crabs,
got crab legs.

It's got crab legs.

Crab legs.
It's got crab legs...

Whoo-hoo!

Whoo!

Let's pull like

Let's go!

So we just got
to dial in and find out
where they're moving

and try to follow
that school of crab.

Whoo!

Can't wait.

Oh, no!

What is this?
That's no good, man.

Stack these pots, okay?

We've got to figure out
where we got to go.

Ah, I know.

Where's all
the crab at?

Roger.

Ooh, man. nine crab.

So far, the deep's
not working out.

And I had hopes
for at least one crab an hour.

We're not hitting that,
so that's what we really need,
to be productive.

All right, guys.

We set six pots
in the shallows.

That was just kind
of an a lark, but, uh...

It turns out that might be
the sweetest deal yet.

Ninety-five miles southwest...

on the bairdi crab grounds...

Gregg has been trusting me
in hauling and setting
some gear.

So I'm pretty confident
in my capabilities.

You know, I just get skittish
'cause it's, like, not my boat

and not my gear
and not my crew.

here we go.
I

Well, that's just
the thing. It's like
the Victory is my baby.

And like the crew
on there is quite literally
my biological family.

We're gonna find out.

Will do.

Good luck.
All right. Bye bye.

Aboard the Seabrooke...

Hey, good morning.

The first pot.
Let's get ready to haul.

Here we go.

Let's go! Let's go!

This is my string
that I set yesterday

right on the fence,
and it's got fresh
hanging bait.

So I'm optimistic
it will be very good.

Yeah, we're all pumped.

We're all super pumped.

All right.
Well, hopefully,
you are right here.

Skipper in training,
Sophia Bob Nielsen,

and Captain Gregg Wallace

haul 60 pots
set on the eastern perimeter
of the grounds...

Hopefully, we can lure
some of the eastern bairdi

over to the west district
with our bait.

Just gotta get a whiff
of something
and see what's here.

Yeah.

...gambling
that a good meal
will attract king crab's

smaller cousin, bairdi,
to reach their
50,000-pound quota.

All right.

Come on, baby.
Come to papa.

Whoo!
It's a good pot.

Wait, what?
What, what, what? Oh.

It's a good pot.
Yeah!

Hopefully the rest of 'em
are just like this one.

Fifty-four. Five, four.

Nice!

It's a good one.

Whoo!

Mmm-hmm!

Let's go!

Now, we're on the...

Turns out they're reproducing.

Ain't that something?

No, that's pretty good.
I'm glad we made the set,

but don't get too cocky.

Let's go, boys!

Yeah, so looks like
we're catching crab
by the fence.

Sixty-three.

Good job, guys. Good job.

Let's get ready to set.

We need to get
some gear pile
drive in there

and stay on top of them.

Oh

What happened?

Aw [bleep] me.
me.

Something's wrong with Megan.

What happened?

What happened?

No, I didn't see.
I was busy looking
at the water.

Oh, my God.

[bleep] me,
me

Careful, guys.
Please dont--

don't bounce her.

She slipped or something or--

No, she was,
like, crawling in the pot,
trying to get the crab and...

she was crawling on it
all funny.

I'm gonna go see
what's going on down there.

Thank you.

damn it!

My hip just popped.

Yeah, don't,
don't use your legs.

Just hop.
You know what I mean?

My baby
is out there in pain.

On the Seabrooke...

Huh?

Your hip isn't in?
Uh-uh.

This is what happened
for cod.

I actually fell
and dislocated my hip.

Let go of her.
Let her go?

Hey, I got Meg
just laying down
over in the Four Peak area.

She's having a hard time
getting around.

Oh

Hey, you guys,
that bait right now.

Get these three pots
out of the way

and get her inside, please.

Rog!

Okay, right up.

No, no, no, no.

She's coming in right now.

Okay.

Your leg's got
to be straight.

I love my daughter.

But I don't know
what to do about her.

All right, let's go, guys.

Is she all right?

She's hurting
pretty bad.

I think it's a good idea
to get some rest on it.

The thing is,
with a hip dislocation,

it could get serious fast.

But we'll cross that bridge
when it comes.

It's a good pot.

We got to get
this caught.

150 miles northeast.

Whoo!

Yeah, baby!

Oh, yeah.
Got to be a hit.

That's a good one.

On the Time Bandit.

I can slow her down.

More bags right there, Neil.

Ooh, just got in
a bunch of gear here.

That's how we want, baby!

That's an NW.

Is that Northwestern?
Yes.

We haven't been out here
12 hours.

Northwestern's already
following us.

Oh, yeah,
it's all over the place.

There's a string running
right through here.

Oh, God.

That's a sick,
handsome pot right there.

Stand by.

Roger!

Northwestern's sitting
right on top of us here.

Johnny.

You guys got some gear
right on top of me here.

We're 35 miles from you.

You guys got gear here,
I guarantee you.

Got your core?

If you were here.

Can you give me the buoy
bag numbers off those pots?

Hey, what's that
pot number, Freddy?

What do we got?

J25.

J25.

Those are the pots
that Jack stole.

...stole your gear.

...stole 15 brand new pots
from us,

took them out,
and is currently...

Wow.

I'm a hero.
I found your lost gear.

What's the plan here?

Okay, guys...

Okay.

Roger that.

Wow.

Got some balls.

...take some of these
gear off the dock.

Oh, boy.

Coming up.

Yeah, there we go.

Got some crab
in ours, John.

Save a little room for us,
because we're coming up there

with a full deck load.

We're going to cornrow
that place.

Okay, thanks, man.

So we had a little incident.

We got a pot, people.

We're going to have
to take care of her, guys.

And I got a good spot
to set these.

Roger.
Roger.

25 miles north,
on the Wizard.

Here we go.

Save them.

Roger, Roger, Roger.

The pot is loaded.

6-0, right on, right on.

46.2 degrees.

46.2, that's where
those crabs should be.

I'm certainly
looking that way.

Up this little gully here.

I think it's going to be real
similar on these contour lines

on temperatures.

Stand by, guys.
Two-tenths a mile.

We're going to set
one of the temp sensors.

With his
goose neck string paying out

to the tune of $6,000 a pot...

I'm going to set a pot
and haul it,

get the temperature
off the bottom.

If this next sensor comes up
like the last one,

we should be good to go.

...Captain Keith sets
and hauls a test pot

ahead of the migrating school

to scout how far the
crab rich temperature extends.

OJ, OJ, OJ!

Just put this on the pot,
close it.

I'm going to dump it
and then haul it, okay?

That way I can find out

what the temperature is
right now, okay?

Yeah.

We're getting dialed
right now.

Yeah.

OJ, coming up.

Oh, here we go.

The 46th of a quarter way is
where the best numbers are.

I say we go back,
bring some over here,

and see if we hit the
mother lode over here.

Yeah.

We got a tangled.

We got somebody else's bag
tangled up, guys.

There's a bunch of poly
with this tangled pot floating

on purpose.

Well.

It just passed our setup here,
just past the bag.

There's a bunch of poly
on the surface.

All right, I'm backing down.
You know...

I'm backing down.
You know what?

I'm getting pulled off this
in the current.

The last thing I need
is a bunch of poly

in my wheel right now,

because some guy doesn't know
how deep it is here,

and he's got too much line.

Cap, you're getting light
near the wheel again.

Thrust, thrust, thrust.

We just got one more wrap
on this tangle,

and we're almost clear.

Coming up here.

All right.
Okay,
that looks good.

The tangle is clear.

Tangle is clear.

Yeah.

All right, here we go.

Hey, guys,
I got smoke in the bow.

Smoke in the bow.

Whoa.

Holy

Guys, we got something
going on over here.

All right?

No, no, no.

Whoa.

On the Wizard.

Hey, guys,
I got smoke in the bow.

Smoke in the bow.

Whoa.

Holy

Guys, we got something
going on over here.

All right?

Whoa.

Whoa. What do we got?

No, no, no.

Whoa.

I need to know who is on deck.

Tyler!

Tyler!

Was Tyler on deck,
or is Tyler down right now.

Tyler!

Can you get
down there or no?

Not yet. No...

Get the crane.

Get that hatch, all right?

Go.
Somebody
unhook me here.

Get everything ready.
Get the...

Get ready to lift
that hatch, okay?

Ready.

Pop the hatch.

Get the hatch off there, okay?

Coming up!

Come on, guys,
get him out. Get him out!

Get out of there!

Tyler!

Get him out of there.

Up on the hook!

We got him?

Get him inside.

Close that thing up.
Close the hatches up.

Head count is good.

Help get him in there.

Do we have a head count,
do we have everybody?

Roger,
we have everybody.

We're getting Tyler
inside right now.

Here,
take your shirt off.

All right, guys.

Sit back down.

Going down to get
a simple trailer line.

The next thing you know,

we got to pull him
out of the fire.

And cap's set off the CO2,

so we got to wait
a while till we can

get back down there
and assess.

I... I...

I'm confident
that we put that fire out

with our CO2 system,

but I...

I just about watched
my best friend's son...

15 miles northeast.

Aboard the Northwestern.

What's going on here?

We made a little detour.

Why?

You see that bag?

- Those are the stolen pots.
- Oh!

John called me and told me
that he saw our stuff up here.

So I put the rest of the gear
on and I ran up here.

- I'll take him on.
- That's amazing.

Can I grab the seat
for a second?

Yeah.

Thank you.
- Yeah.

Hey, Johnny.

Yeah, go ahead, Sig.

We've got
some bullets on deck.

I want to cornrow
this whole place

and lock it up.

Perfect. Perfect, man.

I'm ass in on this.

Lay it on black.

Thank you, buddy.

It's fun to do this, even if
it isn't for a good reason.

But this is for a really
damn good reason.

Karma.
Yep.

Lay 'em in the right tight.

Roger.

Cornrow.

Ready! Going over.

Johnathan's right here.

He's gonna help us, too.

So we're gonna
make offense, man.

There's no way anybody else
is getting in here.

Yeah!
Yeah!

Just get in
the launcher, get it ready.

Yeah, baby!
Yeah!

Bring it on, boys!
Bring it on!

Whoo-hoo!

Sig wanted me to box
the Pacific Mariner out,

so I'm gonna set
right where Sig told me to.

Okay.

Come back loaded, baby!

Yeah! Whoo!

Jack,
Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack.

That's just a weird word,
"Jack."

It rhymes with
a lot of bad stuff. Bad back,

blood crack, scalliwag.

You ever happen to shin whack?

That feels good.

No, Jack's gonna have
a heart attack, dude,
when he sees this.

Yeah!

That's another bad word
that rhymes with Jack.

Heart attack.

It's not every day
you get free prospecting done.

Damn!

I mean, it spun around.

It went right back
in their face.

All they did was find us crab.

Yeah!

- Yeah!
- Yeah!

We're gonna
grit everything off

and basically
soak this crab up

with a vacuum cleaner.

Throw it over!

Yeah, buddy!

Oh, yeah!

150 miles southwest

on the western
bairdi crab grounds...

Yoo!

This is all nice-looking crab.

Just got to stay
on top of it.

...aboard the Seabrooke.

Meg is hurting pretty bad.

I don't know, would ice help?

She's gonna have to
put it back in its socket.

Are you a doctor?

No, but she said she looked
it up on Wiki one time.

So get her laid...

Laid down on her back

and then, I don't know,
you grab her foot,

you push it in or whatever.

So she went
to YouTube University

and got her doctor's degree.

- Yes, she did.
- Okay, got ya.

Two days into her first
Bering Sea bairdi haul,

Captain Bob prepares
for another first.

"How to put a hip
back in its socket?"

Fixing the dislocated hip

of her co-captain's daughter,
Megan Wallace,

to get the deck
back to full strength.

We can simply push the ball
back in by hand

if the patient
is under anesthesia.

Oh, that means
it's just going to hurt.

- I get that.
- Yeah, it means
it's going to hurt pretty bad.

But honestly, I don't...

I am not
a medical professional,

and I know nothing about it.

- I'll do my best.
- Thank you.

The videos that I saw

was to put your thumbs
on your hips like this

and then
you have to sit forward

and that action right there

is supposed to pop it
back into place.

It might work.

But it's gonna
hurt like a bitch.

Okay, just try it.
Just try it, just try it.

Just... Okay, but
I don't know what I'm doing.

Where's your hip bone?
Right here?

Okay. Go slow, go fast?

Yeah, let it go. Keep going,
keep going, keep going.

Yeah.

I'm so sorry, Meg.

I don't mean to hurt you.

Oh.

Oh, that's her yelling.

On the Seabrooke...

Yeah, let it go.
Keep going, keep going,
keep going.

Yeah.

I'm so sorry, Meg.

I don't mean to hurt you.

Oh.

Oh, that's her yelling.

Anything?
- No.

You want to try it again?

I can feel it.

Keep going. Keep going.

Keep going.

Whoa!

Was that it?

Whoa!

Do you feel better?

Mm.

Doesn't hurt as bad
as I'm laying here.

You want some ibuprofen
or something?

Yeah.
- Okay.

You're a
trooper, dawg.

Can't believe I just put
your hip back in its socket.

That's nutso.

Pain relief.

And there's this half
drinking water on the floor.

That's all yours.

I don't know whose it is,

but we all got...

I felt that pop.

I [bleep] heard it. I felt it.

You gotta take it easy
for a second.

What's going on?
How's it going?

Good. I got that hip
back into place.

I heard the yelling
and screaming.

So it's back in place?

It's back in place,
but she's super sore.

You know, it's probably
best for her just to, like,

take it easy on her hip
for a little bit.

She's hurting pretty bad.

Thank you for that.

I could barely handle
the screaming from up here.

This is my baby, so...
She's a trooper.

And I will take crew into town

for medical emergencies
like that.

So it really sucks to go in.

I mean, if we have to,
we have to save her.

We'll see
if it comes to that point.

130 miles northeast...

...on the Wizard.

It's obvious where it started.

The hot starter on thruster.

Careful. That's [bleep] warm.

And the wires from
the thruster ignited this,

which is poly,
and that stuff burns.

And then
these paint cans, obviously,

was what exploded.

I mean, we're lucky

that we could discharge CO2
in here to suffocate it.

If we didn't have that,

I don't know
what would have happen.

We're still floating.

I guess that that's all
that really matters.

We dodged a bullet here, man.

I've never had a fire like
that on the boat before.

I was terrified.

That chain of events
should have never started.

We never used
the thruster at sea.

We turned the thruster on
because some dip

decided to set gear
with three shots on it.

It should've never happened.

We got lucky there.

As far as I can tell,
we can continue to fish.

All right, guys.

We tested these bottom sensors

to see if we could
find a pattern

as to the temperature
that they like down there.

If my theory is right,

we'd shoot 'em right
through here, east to west.

Captain Keith prepares to set

a 50-pot string in a gully

with the same 46.2 degree
bottom temperature

as his opening prospect pots,

betting that
the school extends

into the neighboring biome.

Get ready to set

because this stack
is coming off right here.

Fire at will.

Whoo!

With any luck,
knowing the bottom temperature

is gonna make this
a faster fishery for us.

That's what we're after.

5-5-X-ray, going over.

Get in, get out
and get our crab caught.

Going over!

Hopefully,
these sensors are gonna be
the advantage we need.

15 miles northeast...

Well, he ought to be
getting close.

Hopefully it's loaded.

You can pull some crab
out of 'em.
Right?

I'm kinda getting
goosebumps, buddy.

...aboard
the Pacific Mariner...

You got anything
out your window there?

Uh, well,
there's something over there,

up to our port.
You see that one?

Uh, yeah, I got it.

What's the number on that one?

I think, uh, 22-alpha.

22...
- Yeah, 22-alpha.
I can see it real clear.

No.

No, that...
That's not what we set.

But we're right on top
of where we were.

There is
the Time Bandit right there.

That's another
Northwestern string.

That's not the one you set.

And those guys
have been in here

since we've been here.

Huh.

Well, it's the Northwestern.

And, uh, Time Bandit.

What the hell?

Well, I just love
this situation.

This is hillbilly fun
right here.

Johnny, can you
believe this guy?

Payback's a bitch.

We're gonna have a pot thief.

We're gonna have to
take care of it, guys.

Roger that.

Sad sack, Jack.

Okay, we're going
stealth mode, guys.

Oh, no!

Be very, very, very quiet
for Jacks...

Jacks can be
very, very unpredictable.

Uh, Northwestern?
Pacific Mariner.

I got ya.

Um, seem to be
missing some pots here.

Well, I wouldn't worry
too much about it.

They're in a good spot
and well taken care of.

Uh, I'd kind of like
to haul 'em

and get my crab out of 'em.

Ah, don't worry.

I took care of that.

They were mine
to begin with.

I'm setting my pots right now.

Get every [bleep] damn crab
out of this area.

He said he has no idea.

Oh.

Silly boy.

I've been doing this
since 1988.

It ain't gonna happen.

All right, boys,
we're gonna set these in here

as tight as we can.

Get ready to set this.

Wow, wow, wow.

This guy thinks
he's gonna set here.

He's such an ass [bleep].

Hey, throw it over.

Yeah!

Whoo!

Guys, get ready.

We're gonna haul
Jack's pots in, okay?

Roger!
Roger.

Oh, my God,
this is hilarious.

Okay, coming up.

Jack, they're...
They're taking our pot.

Here we go.

Thanks a lot, Harley.

Take that, [bleep]!

Oh, my God.

Oh.

Uh, I wouldn't...
I don't know what I would do

if someone stole my gear.

They used to hang
the horse thieves.

Let's fire some warning shots
from around the bow.

Set these spots
as fast as you can, guys.

Get them in there tight.

Roger that!

He's gonna keep setting pots?

Jackie, stop!

Stop! You're hurting
yourself now.

You're supposed to look
behind you, too, when you set.

We got it.

Yeah!

We just keep
stacking them on.

Son of a bitch!

Why would you
keep setting it on

when someone's picking it
right back up?

Get ready. Get in your arms.

Arm yourself,
full metal jackets.

Full metal jackets.

Dude, Johnny's gonna get him.

Let's get you
to your bunk, dude.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.
You should definitely
get your face off of that.

It's just... You gotta
take it easy for a second.

You can't just eat
and go to bed.

You still haven't showered?

You're a disgusting
human being.

We're on, like, day six.

Yeah, you should shower.

Maybe that'll make
your hip feel better.

Nothing wrong
with getting a little dirty

while doing your job.

Wear that stench proud, Megan.

Get in your arms.

Arm yourself,
full metal jackets.

Ready, guys?

Roger!

Derby season brings out
the worst in people.

Stealing somebody's gear

is about as bad as it can get.

But payback's a bitch.

Attack mode.

He's gonna kick your ass, man.

Time Bandit's right there.

Three... two, one.

Fire cannons!

Holy [bleep]!

Oh, man.

Gotta go right over the bow
right now.

- Yeah, baby!
- Whoo!

Light it up.

Yeah!

Yeah!
This is ridiculous.

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God. This is comedy.

Unbelievable.

"Mom, the derby was a lot
harder than I thought."

Good job, guys.

Let's go find some crab
someplace else.

We don't want to mess
with this [bleep].

Man.

All right, guys.

- Hey.
- You can clear the deck.

We're out of here.

Oh...

He's running away.

Dude, never a dull moment.

I got your back, Sig.

They're running scared now.

Thank you, buddy.

Right.

I know the guys are full
of spunk, and I get it.

That's what makes
a good fisherman.

But you know,
time and a place,

you cross the line,

you're gonna get spanked.
Just the way it is.

Let me see that, mate.

Hey, Sig, it's me.

Hey, we'll get out
of here. Just...

Just give us
our pots back, okay?

Oh, don't worry.
You're gonna get the bearings.

I'm just not gonna
steal 'em like he did.

So I'll get you the bearing.

We just want our pots back.

16 miles southwest...

Here we go.

...on the Wizard...

I've been looking
all over the place

trying to track bottom temps.

I think I'm starting
to see a pattern,

so we shall see.

I don't know. I don't know.

Let's go.
Whoo!

It does look good.

That sensor is registering.

The bottom temperature's
the Wizard's secret weapon.

And I'm gonna
stay on those traps.

Yeah!

Look at that pot.
Yeah, look at that pot!

Yeah!

Load 'em up, baby,
load 'em up!

Yeah, baby!
Let's get the crabs.

Bail 'em up and dump 'em back.

Dump 'em back.

Thank God I'm here today.

We're here right now
for this year, 2023,

red king crab season.

Hey, hey, buddy.
Sig, you got me?

Hey, I got you, John.
How's it going?

We got a cornrow

better than anybody
who can ever cornrow.

Thanks, buddy.
We appreciate it.

Yeah, buddy!

I'm really glad that
John was around to help.

You know, eagle eye.

It makes a big difference,
you know,

when, uh, you got another guy
out there watching your back.

There we go!
Oh, yeah.

That's what
I'm talking about.

Got 'em!

Forty-one, 4-1.

You're all right.
We're in 'em.

Now we're gonna do
a little damage.

What do you call that? Karma.

Or is it just payback?

Big time!

Thank you, Jack.

Oh, my God.

Make sure
we stack these tight.

Roger!

We're moving
the whole thing down, so...

And all subject
to change, of course.

There's a big ocean.
We'll go find another spot.

There's some crab in there.

Making money.

Yeah, look at that pot!

What's Meg doing?

Get better, Meg, get better!

I needed to ice my hip.

Like, it swelled up
like a balloon

after it got popped back in.

Hopefully, it doesn't
stop us from fishing.

She's super sore.
I don't know...

Well, there's only one way
to get rid of that soreness.

Put her back out on deck?

- Well, yeah.
- Yes, sir.

We're catching
a little bit of crab,

and we need some help
out there.

Hey, Jenna.

Yeah.

No way.

Uh-huh.

That super nice boat.

Mm-hmm.

Will you text me
the information

and I'll call?

Mm-hmm.

But I really
don't want to tell Sig.

Here we go.

Oh, yeah!

I hired you here
as a favor to you.

I feel like I've already
been stabbed in the back.

yeah!

Crabbing, crabbing.

You've got to be able to adapt
and a lot of the veterans,

they're always gonna
have a little bit of an edge.

Yeah, [bleep] you, Jack!

Go back to being a sneaky Pete
with your [bleep] mentor!

But then you've got
the new guys,

they're usually fiery,
they've got a lot of energy.

Catfight.

So relaxed. So calm.

Reel, reel, reel, reel, reel!

It's fishing.
It's not catching.

I don't know
how to emotionally react

when it doesn't go so good.

Tyler.

Porter's down.

Whoa!

It's like a...

Watch out! Watch out!
Watch out!

Whoa!

You okay?