Wicked Tuna
A stroke of luck helps Pin Wheel close in on leaders FV- Tuna.com, but with just two weeks of tuna fishing to go, they aren't the only boat that strikes gold.
A stroke of luck helps Pin Wheel close in on leaders FV- Tuna.com, but with just two weeks of tuna fishing to go, they aren't the only boat that strikes gold.
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In the final week of the season, Hard Merchandise holds a small lead over the fleet when a single fish could be worth more than $20,000, the battle for the top earning boat will go until the very last day.
Capt. Dave Marciano is desperately trying to maintain his precarious lead, but several run-ins with sharks and a fleet of fierce competitors are shaking things up.
With less than two weeks of fishing left, the top four crews race to be the best the crew with the slowest and most rundown boat is leading the fleet.
In week 13, and with only three weeks left to fish, the number one position is on the line and every captain is desperate to stack the deck with bluefin for some final earnings before the season closes.
In week 12, last season's champion Capt. Dave Carraro seeks help from his ally Capt. TJ Ott after catching no fish last week.
Bad luck, bait problems and egos trouble the Gloucester fleet the captain of Hard Merchandise rises to the top of the leaderboard for the first time this season.
The competition heats up with only six weeks of fishing remaining captains push themselves and their crews to the brink.
Captain Paul Hebert tries to prove his worth and keep his job despite catching only three tuna in his first two months.
Some boats are on a blue fin hot streak, while others try to break their slump.
The Dot-com crew works its way through back-to-back obstacles, hoping for a comeback.
The fleet's in gear as last year's champ Paul Hebert stalls trying to catch his first fish.
The Hot Tuna tries to get on the board as TJ awaits news on Reba's fate.
Former champions feel the pressure of maintaining their reps on the leaderboard.
Chaos forces the captains to adapt and harness control in order to catch Bluefin.
Bluefin season opens, and the fleet begins to bounce back after last year's bad economy.
The bluefin market reopens, but prices hit a new low the fleet scrambles to recover.
The bluefin market shuts down in 48 hours, and tensions among the captains run high.
The captains are on edge as a flooded market threatens to shut down the fishery.
Fishermen in Gloucester, Mass., haul in bluefin tuna, risking danger on the high seas.
Competition between the OGs and the tourists heats up Gloucester captains rely on family ties.
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