Let's go.
Garbage. Oh.
He's in his underwear on the table.
Look, let's go grab it.
I think Brandon might be losing it.
On the illusion, lady.
Resource of mine.
We're not catching any crab.
All right, guys.
We got to go set this stuff now.
This storm is about.
To barrel in on us, so let's rock and roll.
All right. There we go. Go over.
We got two sets.
We're going to set a 26 potter over here in the shallows and a 25 potter out here in the
deep. And we'll find out.
With £43,000 of eastern Bairdi crab still to catch.
Fifth generation fisherman Rick Shelford sets 51 prospect pots southeast of the
storm's path before building seas forced him to shut down.
Welcome to the Brighton Brandon Thorpe.
The hooks gotta go in the middle where your hand was.
Roger. Go.
Oh, son of a bitch.
We good? Good.
Did he get hit?
You got to be paying attention.
You can't just turn your back on a pot.
So we're back or what?
Yeah. All right. In here?
Yeah. Hey, Brandon.
You want to come in? Roger.
It's more like the lowest part of my back.
Is it feels like a muscle twitch.
More like a stabbing.
Like I have a really high pain tolerance, so like, I can push through it.
That's disappointed.
All right. Why don't you go lay down?
See how it goes. We need you right now.
Sounds like a plan.
We're going to jam over to set another string.
Now deep seas are starting to build and I'm praying Brandon will be able to bounce
back.
90 miles northwest.
Under the leading tendril of the Kamchatka front.
Just wicked.
Look at these things.
More gifts from Russia.
They're stealing our crab and sending us whether.
Aboard the Barbara J.
We've been shut down for eight hours.
We got to get something done here.
Man. Just do, man. I do not like sitting here.
It's killing me. But you can't force your way through Mother Nature.
Oh, and she's howling like this.
You got to respect her.
Whoa.
Watch out. Watch. First to feel the wrath of 45 knot winds and towering seas.
Captain Steve Harley Davidson and co Captain Jack Bonnell rest 30 soaking pots from the
grasp of the storm.
Yes. Wave.
We got to get. We got to get something done.
I want to try one. I need I need to get this experience in this weather.
It's big. I don't know if you want to try it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I do.
Good enough.
All right, Jack.
You want to try it? You go ahead, buddy.
All right.
Keep my babies alive, man.
Keep those guys safe, man.
It's big weather.
Stay off the rail. I'll buzz you when the movie gets near the boat.
Jack driving.
You know, when you're coming in, you gotta just be ready.
If one comes, a big one comes.
You got to back down.
Look at that one. All.
Here comes.
Right here. Right here.
Now count back down, Back down.
You see that big thing? A big way.
Oh.
The mountains. These are big.
San. There they are.
You got boobies right there.
Okay.
I'm going to test it. If they don't look good.
Dude, we're not going to.
I don't know if it's worth it.
Hello, my.
No, Back off. Back off.
Come on. Look at that.
Big. Look at that big Jack.
You got to pay attention to that stuff.
That will fricking knock your crew right out.
I think we can do this.
You haven't even started yet.
You know, the pots aren't even in the block.
Don't be getting all gung ho on me.
What's up? Well, look at that one.
Come on. Here comes.
No, wait. Watch out.
Damn it.
One, two, three, four.
Yep. They're all here.
Could you keep the waves? On the other side of the world.
Please get.
We'll shut this down.
This is stupid.
You guys step up to execute.
Get back in here.
This is not going to work.
Let's just give it a few more hours to see if it comes down.
Oh, yeah.
Roger. Roger.
I hope this Kamchatka blow goes by.
It's just too rough. I've got to get a couple hours to look again, but.
You'll get your chance.