All language subtitles for Deadliest.Catch.S19E04.WEBRip.x264-ION10

[Jake] I know
you're very ambitious,

and wanna get up here
in the chair,

and I really understand that
and I wanna make sure

that you learn everything
you possibly can,
the right way.

- Does that make sense?
- Yeah.

I like that you're pushing
me out there to do every
position.

I have to know what I'm doing
in each position
before I can come up here

- and tell people what to do.
- [Jake] Yeah.

[Jake] Remember what it was
that you told me your dad used
to tell you?

"Smooth seas don't make
good sailors."

Everybody wants
to be the rockstar.

[grunts]

Where's Kevin?

[Andy] Oh, my God.

She's laying on the floor
in the fetal position.

[man] Oh, my God!

[man] Oh, watch out!

Holy [bleep]! Are you okay?

[man speaking]

[Jake] Go out there and show
everybody what you can do.

Roger. A good attitude
is good fish. Thank you, boss.

[narrator] 470 miles northwest
of Dutch Harbor...

[Johnathan] Let's get back out
on the gear here.

[narrator]
...on theTime Bandit...

We had a lot of crazy
stuff happen.

Chases, fires, bandits.
Not the good kind
of bandits like we are.

- [Andy chuckles]
- But, um, anyway,
we're gonna stay vigilant,

but right now, we need to stay
focused on fishing.

[narrator] Two weeks
into the fall season,

Captain Johnathan Hillstrand
and brother Andy approach
the end of their 40 pot load,

eager to claim a piece
of the $90 million
golden king crab fishery.

[man speaking]

We're gonna go to kick ass
and take names, baby! Whoo!

Don't take it personal
when I say, like,
stuff like that.

"Baby"...

[man]
[bleep] you're in trouble now!

Oh, [bleep].

[narrator] Staking her own
claim, 28-year-old greenhorn,
former Dutch Harbor bartender,

Mckenzie Twyman.

[Kenzie] I learnt how
to change a tampon,
this morning

on a moving boat,
so that was fun.

I got bad period cramps.

And I'm just really bitchy,
so, that's not
a super morning.

[man hooting]

All right, guys, coming up.

[man] Oh, God!

Whoo!

Come on, come on, come on,
come on, come on, come on,
come on.

[machines whirring]

Time Bandit,baby!
Whoo! Right, Kenzie?

[men clamoring indistinctly]

Oi-yoy-yoy-yoy-yoy.

[man] Boo.

[man] Where's all the crab at?

[man] Three, brother.

- Only three?
- [man over radio] Roger.

[Johnathan over radio]
Stack it.

Okay!

Stack it.

Pull it back up
and see what we get.

Let's get something, baby!

[indistinct chatter]

[man] Aah, not a lot.

[groans]

I had high hopes for this
but it's not coming up
too pretty.

- [man 1] Aw!
- [man 2] Stack her!

[man] What the [bleep]!

Blanko stanko.

Blanko in the tanko.

[Kenzie vomiting]

Looks like Kenzie
is not feeling very good.

[Kenzie vomiting]

[Johnathan] Putting the green
in the greenhorn here.

I wouldn't wish being sick
or getting seasick
in a million years

on my worst enemy
because it is miserable.

- [man 1] Come on baby!
- [man 2] Whoa!

[man] [bleep]

I gotta get my rhythm back.

I gotta get my mojo back.

[indistinct chatter]

[man] Oh, my God!

- Watch out, guys, watch out!
- [Andy] Whoa!

[man] Oh, [bleep].

[Johnathan over radio]
You guys okay?

- [man 1] Roger.
- [man 2] Oh, yeah, we're good.

[grunts]

[Johnathan over radio]

The table will kill you.

[Andy] Thank God,
nobody got hurt.

Live to fight another day.

This don't look like the spot
to me today.

So we gotta find a home.

Another day
at the office, brother.

[narrator]
460 miles southeast...

[Maria] Hi baby.

I miss you so much.
I hope you're having fun
down there.

Are you ready for Halloween?
You gonna dress up?

What are you gonna be?

[narrator]
...on theSummer Bay...

[Maria] I'll be home soon
for you, okay?

Have fun with Aunty Shauna.

I love you.

Muah!

[Linda]
Hey, Maria.

How's everything going?

[Maria] Good,
my daughter's great.

Um, I miss her like crazy,
obviously.

Is this the first time
you've been away from Hazel
since she's been born?

[Maria] Yeah, I think
the longest was five hours
before this trip.

- [Linda] That's a big
adjustment.
- [Maria chuckles] I know.

[Maria] Well, thank you.

Yep, thank you.

[narrator] After weeks away
from home, captains,
Linda Greenlaw...

- Change of the guard.
- [Linda] Yep. Thank you.

You bet.

[narrator] ...and wild
Bill Wichrowski fix
their sights

on 60 pots soaking
in the western shallows.

And their remaining
60,000 pounds
of bairdi crab quota.

[Bill] Yeah,
let's get ready, guys.

[man] Roger!

[man] Whoo!

First pot's coming up.

[Bill] I hope there's some
crab in this string.

When they're in the pots
you look like a genius.

And then
there's the other times.

[man] Let's go!
Let's go, baby!

Come on.

[machine whirring]

- [man 1] Yeah.
- [man 2] Yeah, dude.

Not what I'd hoped for.

I need a number.

[bleep] me.

The second pot,
coming up.

[creaking]

[man] Damn. Nothing.

Oh, Oh-ho-ho, [bleep].

[Bill] If you see it
like this, it's like

what's the point?

[Maria speaking]

[man speaking]

Smooth is fast.

Don't hurt yourself.

[Bill] Well, it looks like
we're going to give Maria
a shot here.

[man] Wait for the sure shot.

Everybody wants
to be the rockstar.

[man] One shot, one kill.

[man] Oh!

[man] You'll get it.
You'll get it.

Swing and a miss.

- [man 2] So good!
- [man 1] Let it sink.
Let it sink.

[Maria grunts]

[man 1] Aw, man.
[bleep]

[grunts]

[Maria speaking]

[Bill speaking]

We're gonna pull
you back off the rail there.

You gotta earn being a star.

You can't just jump
into the spot.

You only get so many chances
on a crab boat.

[man grunts] Not good.

This is basically
like starting over.
I mean it's--

[man speaking over radio]

[Bill] I don't know
what to do.

Maybe pump a little bit
to the west, out to the 166
line and set above it.

You gotta take chances.

We gotta find 'em.

[narrator] 42 miles southwest,

aboard theAleutian Lady...

[Rick] This is what
we've been fighting
this whole fricking week for.

In town, all the BS,
all the [bleep],

we're finally here,
we're doing our jobs,

we're doing
what we love to do.

- Are you down with that?
- [man] Hell yeah.

Let's rock
and [bleep] roll, guys.

- Let's do it. Ben.
- Let's do it.

Let's get 'em wet.

[man] Going over!

[Rick] Here we go.
Money stream.

[narrator] After leaving dock
behind the fleet,

fifth-generation skipper
Rick Shelfer

ploughs through two story
high rollers, sprinting
to plant his flag

on the eastern bairdi crab
grounds.

It's an old-timer fishery.

[indistinct chatter]

I don't know
how to fish it well.

But what I do know
is the knowledge passed down
to me through my family,

charts I've been given,
that's why I'm at this
line bank.

This spot is a spot
that my father fished.

He would come in here
and just kick the crap
out of bairdi season.

It used to be a hotspot
back in the day, but

nobody's really fished here
in a while, so, hopefully,

we can get on something big.

[men clamoring indistinctly]

[man] There she goes!

[man] Oh, watch out!

Everything has got to go right
for us this season,
we need

to prove this boat
is profitable.

[indistinct yelling]

Oh, watch out!

[ship creaking and clanging]

[Rick] [bleep]

[man grunts] [bleep]

Are you okay?

[man] What the [bleep]?

[narrator]
On theAleutian Lady...

[Rick] Watch out!

[creaking]

[man] [bleep]

Are you okay?

[Noah speaking]

Pallet of bait
just broke free.

[man speaking]

[narrator]
Rocked by a 16-foot surge...

the force of the bow crash
sends the 1000-pound
pallet of bait

hurtling into deck boss
Noah Harbeck.

[Noah] [bleep]

[Rick] Can you move it?

[groans]

[Rick] You got quite a lot
of swelling down underneath.

You got some scraping
and bruising going down
the toe.

- [Noah winces]
- [Rick] You got that
thing good.

[Rick] Well, let's elevate it,
let's put some ice
on it here real quick,

and let's pay attention.

[groans]

All right.

[Rick over radio]
All right guys, here we go.

[man] Roger.

[Rick] I'll give it a couple
hours here, see how it is,
and...

if it ends up being a problem
then we gotta head in.

But we still have to prove
this boat is profitable.

- We need some luck.
- [man over radio]

[narrator] 80 miles southwest,

on the black cod grounds...

All right guys, one mile
and we'll start.

[Jake over radio]
Just be careful
when you're out there.

[narrator]
...aboard theSaga...

Roger!

So, I'm just getting
to the point
where I'm gonna set.

Figured we'd try
the shallows so,

hopefully we land
on 'em quick.

[narrator] Amid building seas,
Captain Jake Anderson,
readies his crew

to set his long line gear,

gunning to make his fourth
delivery of 60,000 pounds
of black cod in just 72 hours.

[bleep] let's get outta here.
[chuckles]

I don't want to be out here.

[Jake speaking]

...buoys on this one.

[Jake over radio]
The tide's running real hard.

And the wind's blowing.

So, you need to get those
buoys as far away
from the boat as possible.

[Sofia speaks over radio]

[narrator] Throwing
the two sets of end bags,
skipper-in-training

Sofia Bob Nielson.

[Jake] Bob's been through
a lot.

She lost both her parents
at a young age.

And she inherited
the family business.

And I know her sights are set
on a bairdi fishery
this winter,

but I need to know
what she's capable of.

The best way to do that,

is to throw her to the wolves.

[Jake over radio]

Get ready.

[Sophia answers indistinctly]

I'll show you
how a long line string works.

I'm fishing
in the mountains, right.

So, normally when you're long
lining, normally I'd set
a buoy system right here,

and it would run down
to the first pot.

And that would run down
to the second

and that would run down
to the third and so on,
to the very end,

to the next buoy system.

I'll have 20 pots anchored
to the long line.

That's worth, with product
in it, a 100 grand.

[man over radio] Oh!

[Jake over radio]

[creaking and clanging]

[bleep] what was that?

Come on.

Where's the line?

[bleep] Mason get up here,
I think I got it in the wheel,

I can't see it coming out
of the stern.

[Mason] Roger!

[Jake] Mason, talk to me!
What do you see back there?

I don't see anything.
I think we trapped it.

I can feel it Mason,
I got something in the wheel.

[Mason] There they are!
We dropped the buoys.

[bleep]

[narrator] A suicide set,
a long lining term for losing
one of the two buoy set ups,

leaves Jake's 20 pots,

along with $50,000
of cod fish within trapped
on the ocean floor.

If we lose these bags,

I'll lose the whole
[bleep] string.

[narrator] With only one shot
at retrieval...

[Jake] This is gonna
be a tough one to haul.

I don't know if I'm even
gonna be able to find
that set of buoys.

[man] Going over!

'Cause sometimes you can't.

I really need this to make
my delivery.

Only time will tell.

[narrator]
420 miles northwest...

They're not always
in the same place.

Crab got little legs.

[narrator]
...on theTime Bandit...

[Johnathan] I think they're
moving deeper right now.

'Cause it seems like
solid crab right here.

So I'm just gonna
set down here a little deeper.

Between 180 and 220.

Could be all blanks,
you could set
it on the motherlode.

[Andy] Right now, we have
to spread our gear out
to find the crab.

Put them back on like
one little spot, and like
get the nest tight.

[narrator] Coming up
blank at 160 fathoms,

the Hillstrand brothers
probe deeper into the canyons

northwest
of the Pribilof Islands,

hunting the school
of golden king crab
down slope.

Okay guys,
we'll dump one here.

We're gonna have 10 shots
in all these.

[men hooting]

[man] Ready?

Going over!

[indistinct yelling]

[Johnathan] I don't see
my greenhorn.

I don't know what's going on.

I see Russel, I see five crew,
I don't see six.

Where's Kenzie?

[vomiting]

- She needs to get her sea legs
right now.
- [Russel] Come on!

She's struggling with it.

I saw her out there
for the chop and bait
and then she disappeared.

[Andy] I'll report back
to you.

Your momma is not here
to take care of you anymore.

Get the [bleep] back out
on deck.

[Johnathan over radio]
Go ahead, when you're ready.

[man] Going over!

[Andy] She's not in her bunk.

Oh.

You can throw up and work.

[man] Going over!

[knocks on door]

Hello?

[Andy] Oh my God.

[narrator] 480 miles
northwest of Dutch Harbor.

[Andy] Where's Kenzie?

[narrator] On theTime Bandit.

[Johnathan] Might've
already lost a crew member.

But, you know, we'll find out.

You're just throwing up.
You seasick or something?

[Kenzie speaking]

[Andy] Oh.

[Andy]
Yeah, I hear you. Okay.

Um, you wanna try to go
to your bunk and lay down?

[Kenzie speaking]

[Andy] Okay.

Remember, try to drink
some fluids.

I just wanted to check on you.
We didn't see you out there.

[Kenzie speaking]

[Andy]
Oh boy, John.

She's not doing good.

[Johnathan]
I mean, you know,

just 'cause
you don't feel good,

doesn't mean you can't work.

You can work.

Go breathe some fresh air,

go stand over there
by the crane.

When you're ready.

[man] Going over!

[Johnathan]
Don't let her go to bed, Andy.

- Don't-- You can't treat her
like that.
- Dude, she's laying

she's laying on the floor
in the fetal position.

[Johnathan] Oh she is?
Okay, I didn't see that.

[waves crashing]

I need to ask you
a question

that I don't know.

What?

She told me she took
some Midol for her period.

- [groans]
- How long do women
have periods for?

- [coughs]
- [Andy] Is it a month?

- I don't know.
- Is it seven days? Do you--
You don't know [bleep].

[man] Going over!

I-- I mean, if she can't
get past this

then I gotta take
her to town and it's
gonna cost us a lot of money.

[men screaming]

[Kenzie speaking]

It's [bleep]
It's like how it felt
when I have the flu.

So, I just...

[sniffles] Whatever.

She seems like a good kid.
I want her to succeed

and be part of this boat.

So it's up to her.

[narrator]
430 miles southeast,

on theSummer Bay.

Little under three miles
and then we'll turn and set.

[man over radio]

[Bill] We're
starting over, basically.

The, uh, eastern end was weak.

So we'll pump
a little bit to the west,

out to the 166 line

and set back
a little bit above it.

I'm hoping we get a little
deeper and we see him.

Gotta take chances.

Yep.

[Maria speaking]

You wanna do what?

I'd like to urine
on these pots for good luck.

- Have at her.
- [Maria speaking]

[Bill] We gotta go,
we got 13 minutes.

- [chuckling]
Okay, sounds good.
- [Bill chuckles]

[Maria] I'll go coll...
I'll go collect the sample.

[chuckles]

I heard the tradition
was a little different.

Let's do this.

[Bill] At closing time,

they used to tell
the barmaids that

for good luck you gotta
come down and pee on the pots.

And that was the way
to get the barmaids from
the bar down onto the boat.

But it was a tradition.

[urinating]

- [man] Damn, girl.
- Locked and loaded.

And I thought
I heard them all.

[man speaking]

[Maria speaking]

[man speaking]

We're blessing the pots.

There are a lot of things
that fishermen believe,

you know,
will change their luck.

Bill could shave
his beard off. Might help.

Try the pee first.

[Maria speaking indistinctly]

[man] Whoo-hoo!

[chuckling] Cheers.

It may work. This may be
the thing we need.

Going over!

Let's see what happens
when we come back.

[narrator]
100 miles southwest...

on theSaga.

[Brett over phone]

[chuckles] Oh, you know...

I don't know.

But the long lining
of six-byes and seven-byes

it's, it's really dangerous.

[Brett speaking]

Yeah.

[Sophia]
I miss you a lot.

[Brett speaking]

- Bye.
- Bye!

[Sophia] My brother,
he's my best friend.

But after my mom passed

and I was just
a rebellious teenager,

and he was trying
to be parent,

we would just butt heads
all the time.

But nobody pushes me
like he does.

So if he says I can do
something, I know I can do it.

- [Jake speaking]
- [Sophia] Yeah.

[Jake over radio]

Keep your eyes peeled.

[Bill over radio]

No worries.

[Jake] Heading toward
the suicide set right now.

There's only one end
with bags on it.

If something happens
to this end,

I'll lose $100,000 in product,

lost revenue
and the pots themselves.

It's gonna be
really bad for me

because I have
a delivery date.

And I need it today

to fill the boat.

[Jake speaking]

The weather's
picking up significantly.

Well, look at the waves,
they're already just starting
to blast now.

This is it, man. This is it!

Bob, you're throwing on
this one so get ready.

It's Bobby.

We got-- She's got one shot.

She cannot [bleep] this up

and I'm not gonna
let her know that

'cause if I start
putting pressure on her,
she's gonna [bleep] it up.

[woman speaking]

Nope.

[woman speaking]

[bleep] Come on.

[Sophia grunts]

[man] Let's go!

[narrator]
On theSaga...

[man] All right.
Here we go. First one!

Come on.

- [Sophia grunts]
- [man] Let's go!

[all cheering]

[Jake over radio]
Nice throw, Bob.

[Sophia]
Thank you!

- [grunts]
- [Jake] Beautiful display.

That's how you're supposed
to do it right there.

[indistinct cheering]

You know,
I'm still not very good,

but with a little bit
of practice, I'm sure
I'll get a lot better.

[Jake]
First pot's coming up

and there is
no turning back now.

I really need this to hit

to make my delivery.

Come on.

[man]
What have we got?

Holy [bleep] No way, that's--
Oh my God!

That thing is huge!

[man 1] Looking good.

[man 2] Yeah!

[Jake over radio]

[bleep] Damn!

Look at that.

That's money, money,
money right there.

[man over radio]

[Jake]
We need a bigger boat.

[Jake speaking]

And she can learn it
really quick.

Hopefully we keep
getting those numbers

and get the hell out of here
and get to town.

We'll see.

[narrator]
85 miles northeast...

on theAleutian Lady.

We're at the slime bank,

in my old man's honey hole.

Pot's been soaking
for a while.

But I need to check
on, uh, Noah here.

Hey, Noah, you wanna
come up for a minute?

He's helping cook.
He's doing wheel watches.

But still, his foot

looks like he's got
elephantiasis of the foot.

Here, come sit down
at the chair

and I'll stand up.

Hey, sit down.

[Noah]
I didn't bring no cigarettes.

[bleep] Have one of mine,
they're right there.

[bleep]

[Rick] How's she feeling,
my friend?

But you can't even walk
on her right now

and you could limp on it
and put some pressure
on the ball,

but it's gotta improve
a crap ton.

I don't see your ankle
getting good enough.

Even within a week,

enough to be able
to be screwing around on deck.

I mean, do you?

I get you wanna stay,
and I want you to stay.

[laughing] I mean, right?
I want you here.

But your ankle
is top-priority.

That thing took
some trauma, man.

And it's gonna take a bit.

You're probably right.

[Rick]
We can't four-man it

and you can't go out there.

So we're gonna head in.

Just take it easy
right now, man.

Keep it elevated, you know?

[Noah] Yeah.

[Rick exhales]

We have to get a guy lined up.

Yeah, it just [bleep] sucks.

I'm going to town.

[narrator]
460 miles northwest...

on the golden king crab
grounds...

[Johnathan over radio]

[Freddy over radio]

[narrator]
...aboard theTime Bandit.

My first year I came out,
19 years old,

- I didn't speak any English.
- [Bill]
That's impressive.

So every time
the captain says something,

I turn around, "Yeah, roger!"

And I turn around.

[both laughing]

Every time.

[Johnathan]
Back here on the ridgeline.

Hopefully we'll have
the rest we need

for the offload
right on this spot right here,

we'll have all the crab
we need.

Get our offload in.

[narrator]
The brothers Hillstrand
returned to the edge

of an 1800 foot abyss

after setting all 40 pots

on the underwater
canyon's decline.

[Johnathan] Only got five
little soldiers out there.

I think I'm missing a Kenzie.

That's not good, man.

We've had this happen

and I can see it
happening again.

And she's two days into this
and she's not drinking,

and she's not eating.

Just gonna cost us a lot
of time and a lot of money.

I'm hoping for the best.

[Johnathan over radio]

[indistinct yelling]

[Porter speaking]

Are you kidding me?

[Porter speaking]

[Johnathan]
Oh God.

[men shouting indistinctly]

[Johnathan speaking]

Yeah.

"Help me. I can't swim."

"I'm drowning!"
That's all my brother said.

- It's always about Andy.
- [chuckles]

What about me?

[Johnathan speaking]

"Help me, I can't swim.
I'm drowning!"

I need mustard.

I go throw my hot dog down
and go save my brother.

- Yeah, I mean--
- Then I come back and then
the hot dogs are all gone.

I didn't get to get a hot dog.

No hot dogs for me.

- I'm pretty needy.
- [laughing]

I'm pretty needy.

Next time I have to pick
between him and a hot dog,

I don't know which one
I'm gonna pick.

[narrator]
Ah, the Hillstrands.

Gotta love
that brotherly love.

[narrator]
On theTime Bandit...

[Porter speaking]

Are you kidding me?

[Porter speaking]

[Johnathan speaking]

[Andy speaking]

[Johnathan] Oh Kenzie,
Kenzie might not be sick.

She just might be smoking
Fentanyl in her bathroom.

- Oh my God.
- You know people
that have been--

- I can't hear this right now.
- I know, I didn't...

didn't wanna tell you.

[Johnathan speaking]

[Porter speaking]

It doesn't matter.
Now we're on the hook.

[Johnathan speaking]

[indistinct conversation]

There's zero tolerance
on boats, brother.

This is our Catch 22.

[Johnathan speaking]

We gotta get her off
this [bleep] boat

as soon as possible.

All right, guys, uh...

Just can't have that kinda
liability on the boat.

There's no other choice.

[narrator]
430 miles southeast...

[Bill over radio]

[narrator]
...on theSummer Bay.

Here we're about to haul.

Was sitting on deck,
minding its own business,

and then Maria comes up
and sprinkles all over it.

I've been through some
weird deals for good luck,

this is probably one of
the stranger ones here.

Hopefully this pays off.

[man]
Here we go.

Fishermen will try anything
to change their luck.

Hopefully it's stuffed.

Here comes
piss pot number one.

- [man 1 speaking]
- [man 2] Yeah!

Oh yeah.

Beautiful.

[men cheering]

[Bill over radio]

I mean, did you give us
your best shot?

[man laughing]

[Maria speaking]

[Bill]
Twenty-three.

Twenty-three
looks pretty good.

[Bill] That's what we need,
a bunch of them.

[over radio]
Hey Maria.

Jump in and throw a couple.

Be careful, kid.

In you go, Maria.

Let's go.

- [Maria] Okay.
- [man] Yeah.

[man] Yeah! Come on,
bring it in, bring it in.

Yep. She got it.

[man] Come on, guys.
Let's go, let's go!

Pot coming up.

[man speaking]

[Bill]
That's solid.

Mid fours probably?

[men cheering]

[man] Yeah, baby!

[Bill]
Decent looking crab.
Color's good,

bellies are clean.

- [man on radio]
- Maybe there's
something to her

peeing on the pots.

Pretty damn good.

[Maria over radio]
Yeah, you're welcome, Bill.

- [man] Yeah!
- [Maria] Whoo!

[narrator]
110 miles southwest.

[Rick] Never would've imagined
we'd be at this point
running the Dutch.

[sighs]

Rest up and heal up
so I can

come back up and make
some money, hopefully.

Every minute we're here...

we're going backwards.

[man] Yo, ready to go!

We're a guy light.
I ain't waiting anymore.

It's time to go fish.

[Andy]
Hey, Kenzie.

Hey, we're at St. George here.

And we're gonna drop you off

and you're gonna fly
back to Dutch.

So we need you to get up

and get your stuff
packed, okay?

[Johnathan speaking]

I would've never hired her
if I had for a second thought
this was gonna happen.

[Kenzie speaking]

I'll probably care
when I don't
feel like [bleep].

Right now
I just feel like [bleep].

[Andy] Let's go,
take it one step at a time.

[Johnathan] So, lesson be
learnt from me, you know,

[bleep] happens.

Crab piss happens.

[Sophia] It's awesome to see
everything that we caught
and everything's still alive,

and that means
we're gonna get paid good.

[Jake]
It feels good to know that

what we're doing
is actually working.

You're throwing stuff
in the water

and you're
picking back up gold.

[Sophia]
So let's just turn a bird
and go at it again, you know?

Can't wait to go back
out there and catch
some more fish.