[intense music playing]
[man] heavenly father, I ask that you please watch
over every single man here on this deck
and all men and women who are out here
this season fishing.
[woman] severe weather warning for the aleutians
and bering sea.
[man] keep every brother here ready to look out
for the next.
[sig] gulf typhoon, it starts tonight
so buckle up.
[man] god, please shield us with your armor.
[man] watch out.
Watch out. Watch out.
Here it comes. Watch the rail.
[man] send us your best angels.
[man] watch yourself.
[man speaking]
[man] god, I ask that you keep our captains
awake, alert.
-[man] watch out. -[man] okay.
[bleep]
[man] and help them make the best decisions
to gather up his bounty that the bering sea holds.
[man] woo. Come on.
-[man] that's it. -[man] woo.
[man] watch out.
-[man] what was that? -[man] you got to take a risk.
You got to go off the beaten path.
-[man] yeah. -Woo. Woo.
We know you're with us, look after us.
-Amen. -[all] amen.
[man] good one, burt.
[mike] three hundred two miles northwest of dutch harbor,
on the typhoon's northern edge.
[casey] the problem with snow is,
it's extremely difficult to see through.
It's a crab fisherman's nightmare.
[mike] cornelia marie captain casey mcmanus
prepares to set his first bairdi pots
in an early season blizzard.
[casey speaking]
it's the stuff called snow.
[kawai] [laughs] oh.
[kawai speaking]
[laughs]
this kid's never seen snow before.
[laughs]
yeah, man, my first time fishing in snow and...
Oh, it's a bit cold out.
We do have a green crew on here.
But kawai, I worked with him a little bit in hawaii.
Great kid, big kid, very strong.
And jeff showed up the last minute to help us out.
He knows what's going on.
[jeff] it's cold.
But hopefully we can put the crab in the boat
and make this an early trip for everybody.
[casey] right now, I'm headed up to the northeast corner
and nobody fishes up here.
But back in the day, I've heard old-timers
that would fish here a little bit.
I pulled up all the surveys starting at 1985.
I was two.
All the way up till 2016 on the computer,
80% of those charts
showed crab to the northeast
of the pribilof islands.
[casey speaking]
[man speaking]
[casey] I might be onto something.
Is it a huge risk?
Yeah, we could end up not making a dime.
But on the other hand,
if we get into crab up there,
it could save the season for not only us
but the whole fleet.
All right, bairdi 2020, let's give her a shot, huh?
Roger, roger.
All right.
[man] well...
[man] this area hasn't been fished for 20 years, so...
It's a big gamble.
Every team has to have a guy that runs point
and I'm gonna run point on this one.
[phone ringing]
[josh] what's going on, bro?
Hey, josh. Where you guys at?
You gonna be out here soon or what?
[josh] let me put you on speaker.
Yeah, man.
I got a hydraulic leak down there
we're trying to fix.
We're gonna standby for this one, buddy.
But we'll be out there right after.
So hang on.
Most of the times, it's me caught in the storm,
-but this time... -[josh] not today.
[casey] I'll put you on it when you get here.
It's okay.
[johnathan] be careful, man, you're on your own this time.
Love you. Be safe. Take care of the crew.
Take care of the boat.
All right, man. Well, be safe on your travels up.
Hope to see you guys sooner rather than later.
[josh] all right. We'll catch you later, bro.
[casey] well, looks like the time bandit's tied up,
they're not gonna be coming out here so...
It's on us.
I mean everybody's heard of that harris luck
because josh always talks about it,
but you don't ever bet against mcmanus luck.
I got this.
[mike] seventy-nine miles southwest.
[wild bill] hey, guys, I just pulled up the weather.
From tonight until tomorrow night,
it ain't so [bleep] good.
[man] woo.
[mike] on the summer bay...
Oh. So we're gonna do the fast track.
I'm getting these in the water.
[mike] his 24,000 pounds of king crab quota delivered,
captain wild bill wichrowski
launches his first bairdi set of the season
in the building 300-mile wide gulf typhoon.
[wild bill] oh, man. It's nuts.
I might stick it out just because
I wanna get done with it,
but we'll get our ass kicked for a while.
I've never seen a season like this.
[man] woo-hoo.
[mike] with half the fleet tied up,
bill aims his 120 pot load
at his portion of the remaining
two and a half million pound fleet-wide quota,
hoping an early hit...
Will help stave off the fishing ban.
It's some weird [bleep] thing, I'll tell you.
How's that for a official term?
[man] bairdi 2020, come on, guys.
-Let's get them. -[cheering]
so let them go.
[indistinct chatter]
[man] roll over.
[wild bill] no survey, no idea,
but I think much like king crab bairdi,
they're gonna be a little shallower
and a little further north.
So I'm gonna set out a grid shallower
and a little further north.
Hopefully, we see a little life when we pick them up.
[man] over.
[man] woo, woo.
[man] roll over.
Lower.
[wild bill] it's gonna be a son of a bitch picking them up
in the weather, but...
We got to cover the ground.
[man] woo.
[man] woo-hoo.
Great to be alive.
[laughs]
[man] roll over.
Woo.
[indistinct chatter]
[man] watch out. Watch yourself.
[man] watch out.
[wild bill] what the [bleep].
[glass shatters]
what was that?
-[man] oh, my [bleep]. -[glass shatters]
losing the refrigerator door?
That's a first.
The entire door on the fridge came off...
Came off the hinges.
Like fell off completely?
Yeah. Like on the floor broken [bleep] everywhere.
Hey, guys, it ain't getting better,
it's getting worse.
So we're gonna get these in the water,
hightail it to the beach.
The island's only about 40 miles away.
We're gonna go ahead and grab that other gear.
[mike] with 50 pots waiting for the captain
in st. Paul...
[man] oh, man.
This is [bleep] up.
[mike] ...Staying to fight the intensifying weather
is a fridge too far.
[wild bill] I've never run from weather, ever, but...
It doesn't make any sense to risk it for this.
[mike] twenty-one miles northeast...
Inside the storm's eastern edge.
[clark] we got a lot of weather today.
The gulf typhoon came in last night.
It's gonna make things a little harder,
but we're gonna do our best.
Here you go.
-Thank you. -I'm heading out.
-Okay. Be safe. -All right.
Don't worry about me.
[mandy] it can get a little sketchy seeing the guys on deck
when the weather is bad,
seeing the waves wash over the rails, but...
You know, my dad and I, we try our best
just to keep everyone safe.
[sig] I could barely make it up here.
Boat was rolling
felt like 80 degrees.
I wanna just work through these waves
and try to get these pots off.
If you see a little strip or a sign of life,
you just gotta hammer it.
[mike] after uncovering a small school
in the northwest,
captain sig hansen makes a surgical strike
on the bairdi below.
-You all right? -Oh. Yeah.
[sig] how about the guys? Are they okay down there?
[mandy] clark and the guys are ready.
Weather doesn't bother them.
[man] slippery!
[sig] we're gonna put these in really tight.
You're not gonna get another hit out of it,
you'll get the first hit,
but you're not gonna get another one. Make sense?
[mandy speaking]
okay, you guys ready to do this?
[man] woo.
This is really tight so be careful.
[man] roger.
Two, one, one.
Falling over.
[sig] it's just a sliver
like a mile wide by a couple miles long.
Every pot we have is going into this box.
Corking ourselves is what we're doing.
[man] watch out, watch out, watch out.
[sig] I'm concerned about the guys on deck.
It's gonna get nautical out there tonight, so...
We'll just have to watch it.
[man] watch out.
[man] we're getting blasted right on the side,
right on the exposed side every time we set a pot.
[man] whoa.
[man] falling over.
[sig] oh, my god.
It's getting... Oh.
Uh-oh.
Hang on.
[man] oh, no.
[sig] uh-oh.
Uh, uh, oh.
Watch out, watch out.
Here's one coming. Watch out.
Here it comes.
Watch the rail. Watch yourself.
[sig] hang on.
Watch out, watch out.
Here's one coming. Watch out.
Here it comes.
Watch the rail. Watch yourself.
[bleep]
are you okay?
You guys okay?
[man speaking]
oh, my god.
They got washed but they're on board.
The pot's out of the rack,
but the guys are fine.
That would've smashed them.
[norman] we had the pot sitting in the rack,
ties were on but it... It had so much force behind it,
it popped the pot right out of the rack.
[clark] sig just came over the hailer,
barely gave us enough time.
Yeah, that was close. That was..
Those are the scary ones.
[mandy] they only have a couple more strings to go.
I think we just need to take it easy.
[sig] I know it's just a couple of more,
but they got to get through at least that
before we shut her down.
We'll just do a few more here, then we'll stop.
I'll go easy. Find a little easy speed.
Just be careful.
[man speaking]
[sig] there may not be anything here,
but if there's life...
Hopefully, we can stay here and work.
[upbeat music playing]
[nick] been to st. Paul quite a bit in my life
and I don't think I ever recall
a nice day here.
It's cold, it's windy.
St. Paul is not a very nice place.
[mike] with his pots in the water
and the barometric pressure plummeting,
[wild bill] we got our ass kicked all the way in here.
We got here at a great time to get our gear
and slid right in.
Can't look that horse in the mouth.
[mike] wild bill takes the opportunity to reload
his deck while getting some shelter from the storm.
[wild bill] we're not out of the woods on this one just yet.
[bleep] windy. Whoo.
[man] can you feel that wind coming?
It's got to be blowing 60.
[harley] it's freaking nasty out but if we wait
at st. Paul, here we're going to pull
into harbor and go grab some more pots.
[mike] like wild bill, the southern wind
skipper steve "harley" davidson
plows toward the dock and a stash of pots
amid the gulf typhoons building 50 knot gusts.
[harley] I want as much gear as I can possibly get.
[man screams]
[munsey] problem is this pretty long boat.
She'll go whichever way the wind is going.
[dramatic music playing]
the wind's [bleep] strong.
[munsey] I got a bad feeling about this.
[harley] I see our pots, I think.
Oh, it looks like a boat there, doesn't it?
This is summer bay.
Did she leave me enough room to get behind them?
[man] windy and the summer bay's kinda in our way.
[harley] hey, brady, go forward.
I got to get secured to this dock.
If we don't get blown into the summer bay
right here, okay.
Um, this wind is just pushing me.
I don't know if I can get into the dock.
[brady] holy [bleep]. [bleep]
watch out, watch out, watch out.
[metal screeching]
[bleeps]
[harley speaking]
I got to speed up.
Make sure you got enough speed to go into it...
But it's not that easy, man.
If the wind's blowing like this
and you wanna go like that.
There you go, there we go, there we go.
You've got it. That's the spot, nice.
A gulf storm is a real deal man.
I'm glad I got inside st. Paul, man.
It's secure here.
They can just tighten that up.
We'll just hang here for a little while
and see what we do later.
[man] it's brutal, man.
[mike] seventy-two miles northeast...
[man] yeah.
Whoo.
We havin' fun now.
[casey] that blow is really starting
to kick in to full effect now.
It's coming out of the south and it's gonna do nothing
but get worse for the next day,
a day and a half.
[mike] with his partner boat at dock...
Captain casey mcmanus pulls up
on his first bairdi pots
of the season, miles from the nearest vessel
and any documented sign on life.
[casey] I got a good feeling about the northeast.
If you get into a good biomass,
everybody can get up there.
Everybody can catch that crab, everybody can get it delivered
but those green guys out there,
they haven't experienced weather like this yet, ever.
[kawai] it's kind of the edge-of-your-seat.
It's definitely more dangerous than anything I've ever done.
All right, guys. First pot.
[dramatic music playing]
[man] here we go.
Come on, crab. Whoo.
[casey] stuff's got about 22 hours of soak under, so.
[man] whoo. Come on.
[kawai] this is it.
[man] [bleep] boo. It sucks.
Blank!
[man] zero, buddy.
Hopefully we don't have 70 or more just like it.
[man chuckles]
[man] ouch.
[man] holy [bleep]!
Pot number two blank.
[man] boo!
[man] one, zero, one.
[casey] dang.
Get ready to put a full stack on.
[man] roger.
[phone ringing]
hi, man. It's josh.
[casey] hey, josh.
Oh, dude. What's going on, man?
[casey] initial set was [bleep].
Ooh.
[casey] so I can come around end over here, up to the northeast
and stretch it out a little bit farther,
see if I can get into a school of crab there.
[josh] that's a good idea.
I mean it's probably the best bet, I would think.
[casey] yeah. You know,
I'll get her figured out.
All right, dude. Well, good luck, man.
Man, keep me updated.
-[casey] later. -Right. Bye.
[casey] I'm gonna just stay out here
by my lonesome and do my own thing.
Hey, kawai.
That bait tote tied down?
That's a big [bleep] no, no.
Damn it.
Kawai, when you're on the bait station,
you have to tie that tote off to something, okay?
I'm watching it slide around a little bit.
That's very dangerous.
I've seen that bend somebody's legs
backward before.
[dramatic music playing]
[man speaking]
[casey speaking]
[tom grunts]
[casey] are you okay?
Kawai, you have to tie that tote off
to something, okay?
[mike] on the cornelia marie...
[casey speaking]
[tom grunts]
[casey] are you okay?
Right there. I told you.
I told you it was gonna hit somebody.
[mike] a 25-foot wave hits broadside,
sending an untethered 300-pound bait tote...
[casey speaking]
[mike] ...S liding across the deck.
[tom grunts]
[mike] and into cameraman tom trainor's leg.
[tom grunts]
[dramatic music playing]
tom, you okay, man?
But he's limping down there.
I mean, no one's safe out here.
This is rough for anybody.
The camera's not a shield.
The camera guy can get hurt, too.
My bad.
That's a totally preventable mistake.
Totally preventable.
Hey, kawai. Man, come on up here.
No, just kawai.
[mike] with casey's earlier direction ignored,
the wrecking ball totes means twice
the mistake for greenhorn kawai choe,
eliciting a little chat about performance.
Okay. Well, I wanna talk to you about the tote incident,
the way that thing went across and took out tom,
that could really screw somebody up.
We had a guy a couple years ago on this boat,
it hit him in the knee, blew out his knee
and he still hasn't fished to this day
because of it.
So anytime I tell you anything on the hailer,
really listen to me because usually
it's to prevent somebody from getting hurt, okay?
All right.
[casey] I know the conditions are rough,
the weather sucks, but you have
to pay attention, okay?
-Okay. -[casey] thank you.
Yeah.
[casey] yes. We do have a green crew on here
but at the same time, I think they'll learn quick.
We just have to teach them the way we do a lot of things.
After that, it's up to me to find the crab.
[man] no good.
[casey] right now, things can't get
any worse technically.
We've hauled nothing but blanks,
but we're gonna stack these up as we go then I wanna go
farther north and bump these over there.
[jeff speaking]
we're stocking.
Looks like we're gonna move but the boys
are staying strong, everybody's holding up good.
We're fishing. That's the main thing.
[casey] it's a pretty big gamble,
but this season isn't just about doing it for yourself,
this is about the whole fleet.
Otherwise, we're gonna lose this market.
We got to figure where the crab are.
[mike] seventy-one miles southwest...
[man] [bleep] it's blowing, dude.
[mike] with gusts topping 50 knots...
That's still pretty damn gusty out here, you know,
but looks better in daylight than it did in the dark.
I want those pots on the boat.
In order for that to happen,
I got to spin this boat around.
If I don't get blown into the summer bay right here.
[mike] captain harley must position his crane
near the dock to get his 86 pots on board.
[harley] summer bay says he'll move
but he's talking about noon.
I don't have time to wait till noon.
I got to get this boat so my crane
can reach the pots.
Right now, it can't.
Hey, bill, it's me, harley.
You got me? Damn it.
We'll get this thing on the right side of the dock.
Come on, guys.
Let's go. Time to move the boat.
[dramatic music playing]
[nick] if you can't tell, I've never done this before.
On the bering sea, you just kind of have
to expect things like this to happen.
I mean you would never think that your refrigerator door
would fly off but it happened, you know.
[harley] get started here.
[dramatic music playing]
typhoon is all up our ass.
We got to switch the boat around to the port side
so we can load these pots up.
[harley] just exploring around here what we can do.
[wild bill] what is he doing?
[wild bill speaking]
harley's gonna do what he...
[man speaking]
-[wild bill] yeah. -[man speaking]
[wild bill] yeah. Of course.
[wild bill] hey, get me somebody else up on the stern, in case.
I've seen this guy drive before.
It's kind of scary.
[harley] tell me how far I can come.
[brady] two hundred feet.
[harley] what?
[brady speaking]
[man] that's about 200 feet.
[brady speaking]
[man speaking]
[harley] keep her coming, baby.
[man] how many feet, brady?
-[brady speaking] -[man] thirty feet.
[metal screeching]
[brady speaking]
[harley] [bleep]
help me, help me.
[bleep]
[wild bill] watch out, you guys.
Looking bad. Looking bad.
[man grunts]
[wild bill] no [bleep].
[mike] in st. Paul harbor...
[harley] [bleep]
help me, help me.
[bleep]
[wild bill] watch out, you guys.
Looking bad. Looking bad.
[man grunts]
[wild bill] no [bleep].
[man] come on. Steve, what the [bleep].
[indistinct]
[wild bill] nobody had a bag ready.
Neither [bleep] crew.
I mean, especially his crew.
What the [bleep].
[harley] and the wind pushed me into him.
[bleep] okay.
[wild bill] how many bags we got? [bleep]
see that?
[man] that was [bleep].
[mike] with harley's maneuvering
less than precise in the high winds...
[harley] I didn't put that dent in him, did I?
[man speaking]
[mike] ...The southern wind leaves wild bill
with a memento to remember him by.
[wild bill] what the [bleep].
The starboard stern has a new christening
by my buddy, harley.
Jackass.
He bumped us pretty hard.
We all know it can be rough at sea and stuff happens,
but every once in a while, it's rough at the dock, too,
and hell, we might as well be fishing right now.
[harley] let's load these pots up
and get back out there, storm or not.
It's fishing time, man.
[wild bill] get these [bleep] down to paradise.
All right, you guys, we're gonna roll.
Let's throw the lines.
Let's get out of here.
[cheering]
voila.
Just your typical day on the bering sea.
[mike] sixty-five miles northwest.
[sig] we're on the first pot here.
Right now, I'm right up against the weather.
We made it through yesterday barely.
Even though it's still blowing 35 out there,
this is doable.
[mike] captain sig and daughter, mandy,
fought through the heart of the gulf typhoon
ready to haul despite the ripping currents
and building 20-foot sea.
It's extremely important for us
to get through the gear today
because we know the weather is only gonna get worse.
[sig] we've got all our eggs in one basket.
[mike] the hundred and forty pots
set in one small two square-mile
patch of ground.
Sig gambles that his surgical tactics
will cut into the fleet's still looming
2.2 million pound quota.
[sig] all right. Okay. First pot coming up.
Whose on the hook?
I am. Clark.
[tense music playing]
[clark] come on.
Come on, crab.
We go.
[sig] I would like to see a 30-plus average
out of this thing.
An average.
[man] sig, sig, sig, sig!
[bleep]
[man] there we go.
Wow. I can't wait to get this number.
It looks like a good pot.
[man] it's time to have them.
[man] we're in the bering! Yeah, bud! Whoo!
Sixty-nine.
-[sig speaking] -yup.
That's a good pot.
Try it again next pot.
[man] pretty nice, sig.
Pretty nice.
Eighty-nine.
[man] whoa, yup.
Oh, yeah.
-Ninety-five. -[sig speaking]
whoo.
You almost missed.
[man] oh.
Huh?
[sig] in weather like this, you got to hit every one.
You wanna make a bet I won't miss?
What?
[clark speaking]
just a huge norwegian feast.
What do I get out of the deal?
[clark speaking]
he's getting cocky.
Yeah.
Whoo.
I'm betting you my bairdi check.
[sig] [laughs] okay.
Okay. You're on. Done deal.
[clark] roger!
-Oh. -Yeah.
[bleep]
[sig] in weather like this,
betting a bairdi season,
that's got some guts.
He's gonna miss.
He can barely get on the bags.
He's not gonna miss. Here, give me the hailer.
[mandy speaking]
let's prove him wrong.
[man] yup.
[sig] all right, he got it.
-It looks pretty big. -Whoo.
[tense music playing]
[sig] oh, no, I can't miss.
Go ahead.
Oh, you might wanna be ready.
[mike] only five pots in.
[clark] start dinner.
-[man] yeah. -[cheering]
[sig] love it. It's paying off.
[mike] and clark has yet to miss.
Good luck out there, clark.
[mandy] nice.
He got it.
-[man] hello there. -[cheering]
[sig] ♪ we're gonna use the table ♪
celebrate and have fun this day.
♪ have some crabbies today ♪
[clark] bairdi!
One more pick, I think we've got a real good chance
at putting a dent in that tank.
So, we need it.
[clark] whoo.
[mandy] don't mess it up, clark.
[mike] seventy-eight miles northeast...
[man speaking]
[tense music playing]
[man speaking]
[casey] hopefully, we bumped him into the sweet spot.
[mike] after doubling down even further from safety...
They got to be somewhere.
[mike] casey bets that his research
into old school waters will bear fruit
or better yet bairdi.
[casey] we're gonna be farther north.
We're gonna be shallower.
All that stuff, those little changes
could be the difference.
Could.
Fire in the hole.
Here we go.
[tense music playing]
[casey] if we spot check a few and we figure out
that there is a biomass on this wild blue yonder chase,
that's when I call the fleet in.
If we continue at this pace here,
and we haul a string and it's blanks,
I'm gonna be in some deep doo-doo.
[mike] this week on salty takes.
[man speaking]
[mandy] uh...
[mike] culinary connoisseur, captain sig hansen.
You know, whenever you put a pizza in the oven,
you would always leave the cardboard underneath it.
Cause a fire.
[sig] like, when I make cream of wheat,
you're supposed to stir it really, really slow
and you add a little bit at a time.
Well, I got lazy and I didn't wanna stir it all the time
because you have to go back and forth
so I just dumped half the box in there,
stir it for two minutes and then put it on the table.
By the time our breakfast was done,
you could put your spoon in that cream of wheat,
boom, and it was solid like a brick.
-[sig] no. -[laughter]
[mike] clark, you made a bet with your father-in-law.
Come on, dude. You know how this is gonna end, right?
[mike] on the cornelia marie.
[casey] if we spot check a few and we figure out
there is a biomass on this wild blue yonder chase,
that's when I call the fleet in.
If we haul a string and it's blanks,
I'm gonna be in some deep doo-doo.
-[man] yeah! We can do it! -[man] look what they have for us!
Whoo.
We'll take it.
[man] this guy is on fire.
Yeah. Fifty-four.
Yeah.
[chuckles]
[mike] casey's bet on past performance
delivers a present-day payout.
[casey] that looks like a good pot.
[mike] striking bairdi gold.
[man] yeah!
Oh, all right.
[man] there's the good stuff.
We're seeing some improvement here.
Yeah, lots of these pots have been real nice.
So hopefully, it picks up even more.
[bleep]
oh, kawai just got bit by the coiler.
[man speaking]
[casey] that does not feel good.
At least he got it back in there right away.
I mean, it's one thing to get bit by it,
but he just flips it back in the coiler, that's good.
[kawai speaking]
uh, it's part of the job.
You just shake it off
and keep on going.
[suspenseful music playing]
good job on that coiler, kawai.
Way to stick with it. I'm proud of you.
When you have green guys out there,
there's some stuff that you can only learn with experience
and he's picking it up pretty quick.
[man speaking]
that's a really good pot.
That's the best pot I've seen all season.
We are on them now.
We're having fun catching crab.
It's the main thing.
I trusted my gut.
We went out in that nasty storm,
got up to the northeast, got on some crab,
making money now.
[mike] one-hundred forty-seven miles southeast...
[man] she's got it.
[harley] we're gonna be frothing at he mouth to see some crab.
We got a town to go to. Now... Hopefully,
I can make this our new bairdi home.
[mike] his fender bender with the summer bay
in the rearview mirror, captain harley
returns to his soaking pots.
Eighty-six bullets and you're looking for a place to go.
[mike] armed and ready to expand his territory
and his contribution to the fleet.
Find 'em a fluffy little mud hole
they like to dig around in.
We're gonna find out right now.
[man] we got 61 hours on this gear.
I wanna see a heaping pile of crab on that table.
Bring us some crab!
[harley] yeah. Here it is.
First pot. Come on, boys.
[man] yeah. We got crab, boys.
-All right. -Yeah.
Yeah.
[cheers] we got one.
[man] yeah. Whoo.
[man] fifty-five, boys.
Oh, it's coming together, man.
I feel it.
[harley speaking]
[tense music playing]
[man] all right.
[man] yeah.
[man] grand pot.
[man speaking]
[harley] it's 71, pal.
[harley speaking]
yeah. Whoo.
[harley speaking]
[man] going over.
Whoo.
[harley] I got enough to share now.
I can help the fleet. I'd go do that.
This is our future and we wanna fish,
let's do this as a group.
[man] let there be light.
Hey, guys.
[man] yeah, man.
Yeah.
I'm not overwhelmed but I'm happier than [bleep]
we're getting what we're getting.
Fifty-six, five-six.
[wild bill] we're just gonna stick and stay if we can,
not run around in a storm.
Yeah.
Oh.
[wild bill] yeah. I hope this keeps up.
[clark] I got the throw.
Never miss.
[sig] uh, every season, it gets better, better, better.
And now his head's getting bigger, bigger, bigger.
Bet my bairdi season.
[mandy speaking]
uh, yeah. I think I did create a monster.
Last one.
You'll miss.
Come on, clark. Don't miss.
Oh, yeah.
All right, big shot.
I owe you one.
[many] told you he wouldn't miss.
[clark] all right. I want some good, good dinner.
Maybe some norwegian delicacies?
I can't believe you said you're gonna cook for him.
[chuckles] I never said anything about cooking.
I said he can have a norwegian meal.
-Really? -[clark] okay.
Norwegian meal?
[clark] yeah, baby.
Norwegian meal right there.
-[clark] oh, my god. -[sig] here.
There's your meal.
-That's what it is? -Good job on the hook.
[clark] that's kind of [bleep]
but I knew that something like that was gonna happen
because I know he doesn't cook.
-[man] yeah. -[man] yeah.
[casey] at the time bandit here,
we let them know what we're seeing.
Hey, buddy. What are you doing down there?
Yo, tell me something good.
We are in them thick, dude.
No way.
Hey!
Hey, johnny, he got 'em, dude.
He did it? [bleep] he got 'em?
[josh] yeah, he got them.
Get your ass untied, get up here, dude.
[josh] all right. Now, we're heading out there, dude. So...
Give me a call when you get close up here.
I'll put you right in the thick of it.
[josh] you got to do what you got to do.
-You got it, man. -Good job, man. [bleep]
uh, at least he finally nailed it.
-Did you have any doubts? -I mean...
-Yeah. -I'm not gonna say that I did
and I'm not gonna say that I didn't.
But he got them.
We got them. That's all we can say.
[josh] mmm-hmm. Should we say he did a good job though?
That head would get bigger than it is already, dude.
-Don't do it. -[josh] true.
-Good point. -You might break a window...
Or something.
[josh] good point.
[seagulls squawking]