Wicked Tuna: Outer Banks
Captain Nick Gowitzka has long touted the greenstick. But not every captain believes it's a necessary tool.
Captain Nick Gowitzka has long touted the greenstick. But not every captain believes it's a necessary tool.
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Britton on the Doghouse proves he may have the ace crew in the Outer Banks.
The fleet struggles as warm water brings a wave of big tunas through the Outer Banks.
The Southern boats battle an angry ocean and short weather windows to find scattered fish.
This Southern fleet of bluefin fisherman face their most dangerous season ever.
It is getting to crunch time for the tuna titans, as the clock ticks down to the final day of the season.
A grueling season, competing against the best of the best, is taking its toll on the crews and their boats.
Near panic strikes some, tensions rise and tempers start to flare as the deadline gets closer and closer.
It's all hands on deck. The question is can the mates keep pace or is there mutiny in the air.
Champion boats find the bluefin biting, but one crew member's personal loss could alter the rest of the season
Former chapmpion Greg and his crew can't seem to get their act together. Small mistakes are adding up.
The captains must choose between fight or flight when harsh conditions pummel the fleet.
Rasta Rocket needs money to repair damage from a previous trip, and they are not the only crew with concerns.
Captains are trying various methods to try and come in at the top of the catch board.
Captain Nick Gowitzka has long touted the greenstick. But not every captain believes it's a necessary tool.
Opening day of winter season in the Outer Banks. FV-Tuna.Com joins the Southern fleet for the first time.
A championship title is on the line, along with final paychecks and local reputations.
The Northern fleet are not going down without a fight, but the Southern fleet battles on to keep the lead.
A top dollar fish, caught by Zack Shackleford and his young Rasta Rocket crew, might just be a game changer.
Extreme weather patterns move into the Outer Banks. The Southern captains believe they have an advantage.
With the blue fin quota extended, all the crews look to take advantage, and fish hard.
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