The finale of Deadliest Catch on Discovery is not going to be easy and it’s not going to be neat. The exclusive clip we have reveals the “grind” as Captain Sig Hansen of the F/V Northwestern describes the run to the finish line. The Bering Sea refuses to back down or lay smooth for the
F/V Summer Bay Captain “Wild” Bill Wichrowski is put to the test tonight on Deadliest Catch when he is already far out into the Bering Sea and then learns from his greenhorn-turned-deckhand Ronnie James that there’s no bait for the crab pots. Imagine you have invested the money in fuel, scheduling crew and paying out
A hurricane in the Arctic? Yes, and some of the worst tidal surges and crashing waves anywhere on Earth are what’s in store for Summer Bay Captain “Wild Bill” Wichrowski on this week’s Deadliest Catch. Our exclusive clip shows that when Mother Nature wants to cause some havoc for sailors, it doesn’t matter what ocean
On tonight’s Deadliest Catch season finale, a generator on the Summer Bay fails in giant seas — leaving Captain “Wild Bill” Wichrowski powerless to control the vessel as huge waves slam it from all sides. At one point a massive surge hits the side of the vessel, smashing into the cockpit and sending water pouring in
Sig Hansen finds out whether he’ll be able to continue fishing for the rest of the season on tonight’s Deadliest Catch — or whether he needs to take a step back. Sig had to get evacuated out by plane on the last episode after suffering chest pains, a year after he suffered a severe heart attack
A huge rogue wave in already stormy seas puts the crew of the Summer Bay in jeopardy tonight — pounding the vessel before the crew have time to prepare for the onslaught. In our exclusive clip, huge tides and wave after wave swamp the boat as Captain “Wild” Bill Wichrowski tries to maintain control of it in hugely rough