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All right, well, the water looks good. I think we're all set.

It hasn't rained in a while, so there should be maximum visibility.

Just follow my lead.

You're right. I'm not the one who wanted to sit early last night. You follow my

lead. I see how it is.

First person out of the water buys drinks tonight. No, you are on.

Got you!

Just dive, you goofball.

Are you sure this is the right pier? That's what the direction said.

Do you have all your gear?

Yes, Dad. I double-checked this morning.

All right.

Let's go.

It's supposed to be around you somewhere.

With a name like the Jubilation, it shouldn't be that hard to find.

Well, you could just start screaming, Jubilation, Jubilation!

That should get their attention.

I don't know if that's the attention I want, Dad.

You know, I really wish you were coming on this one with me.

One of my sea legs is faulty.

But as soon as I get my bum leg out of this stinky cast, we will hit the high

seas again, okay?

On this one, you need to scout this new charter boat and the captain.

Make sure they are both up to snuff, okay?

Sir, yes, sir.

On a very important scouting mission.

What's the name of this captain again? Banning?

Captain Banning.

And remember... Be respectful of her and her boat, okay? Just like Papi taught

you.

Hey, Oya, can you slow down just a little bit? They won't leave without

you, I promise. I paid a lot for this charter.

Are you okay?

See? I just wanted to show you this.

You did not bring this picture.

I did bring his picture.

So embarrassing.

You know, I'm glad you're not coming on this trip. You're way too embarrassing.

You take that back.

Okay, fine. I wish you were coming on this trip.

But enough with the picture already.

I love this picture. Look at you, so determined.

Eight years old, out in the pouring rain at the break of dawn.

Those things that reel over and over and over again, trying to nab the big one,

huh? Huh? Just like puppy?

Yeah, well, I hope I get to reel in some big yellow fin soon.

Oh, wait, wait.

I think I see it.

Yeah. Yeah, that's it.

The Jubilation.

Kind of looks like an old boat.

Uh-huh.

Do you want me to walk you out on the boat?

No. Dad, I'm a big girl. I think I can handle this on my own.

Okay, good.

If I don't take this guess, we'll make it out on that rickety dock.

Dad?

Okay, remember, be respectful of the captain and her boat, okay?

Oh, and if you need any tips, you call me?

Yeah. Oh, and photos.

Take lots of photos. Okay, lots of pics. Yeah.

I've got to go. I'm late. Bye. Love you. Okay, I love you, too. Lucia.

My little angler.

Captain Danny?

Yep.

That's me.

Oh, I thought... You thought you'd see a woman, right?

No, I didn't think... I want to captain my own boat one day.

My dad just... It's okay, it's okay. I guess with a name like Shelly, you can't

have it.

People see the paperwork before they get here all the time. I think you're going

to see some old salty sea hag, but...

Then they see me, and you have that same look on your face that you have. They

see this salty old sea dog instead.

You must be Lucia.

That's me.

What's up on the board, Lucia?

Thanks.

I'm looking forward to catching some yellowfin.

My dad and I, we caught some a few years back up north to San Diego.

Yeah, fish is good up there, especially this time of the year.

But we have bigger ones.

Fellow anglers have arrived.

Oh, I can't wait to get out there, Dee.

I haven't gone fishing in I don't know how long.

And the horseback riding on the beach tomorrow?

One for the bucket list.

And today I get to take off deep sea fishing off of my bucket list.

Me too.

Who knows? Maybe I'm secretly an expert.

Well, there's only one way to find out.

Hey. I'm Wyatt.

This is my fiancee, Donna.

Hi.

This is Lucia.

Hey. And I'm your captain for today.

You can call me Banning, Captain Banning, whatever you want.

Just don't call me Shelly.

Is that the new radio captain?

And this here is Shadow.

He really doesn't talk much.

He talks enough for both of us.

Shadow's my first mate.

We've been mates for how long, Shano? Uh, too long.

Too long, yep. That's about right.

We got a few life vests for you.

Uh, do we have to wear these?

I'm just concerned that I'm really trying to get a tan and I don't want to

mess up my tan line, you know?

Uh, if you're on this ship, you do.

It's regulations.

No exceptions, no excuses.

You'll probably take it off later on when we get past the Coast Guard.

I can make this work.

We're going to have to make helmets work tomorrow for horseback riding.

Guess you're right, D.

So there's a little something that I like to do before we go on a voyage.

Not that I believe in luck, but it's supposed to bring us sun.

So here goes.

It's a fisherman's point.

Give me luck to catch a fish so big so that even I...

When talking about it afterwards, may not ever have to lie.

Shadow, let's get this before pick out the way.

And maybe the after pick, the boat will be filled with fish bigger than your

dreams.

Hey, my dad used to have the camera like that when I was a kid.

You hear that, Shadow?

We're older than dirt.

Come on, huddle up together, y'all.

Hey, you know

what? Pop

told me I'd drive a boat like this when I was a kid.

Oh, is that right?

Yeah.

What do you think about me taking it for a joyride when it's throwing you up in

water?

Not on your life, kid.

Besides, you're going to be too busy pulling in a lot of fish.

So you won't be able to steer this vessel.

Worth a shot.

Now, you all have your licenses intact, which means you're going to be on a

jubilation for like five hours.

Now, the jubilation may not look like much, but she's a tough old broad.

Kind of like my ex-wife.

Now, I want her in a...

high-stakes poker game in Chicago, playing against a Lake Michigan pirate.

He could barely hold his hand.

So I skunked him, and he followed me all throughout Lake Michigan, Erie, and

Superior, trying to get his boat back.

So I had to come all the way to Cabo just to get him off my tail.

True story.

We're going to go out a little bit further.

You can blame it on global warming, the Illuminati.

Bigfoot, I don't care.

Just that the fishing's been a little light this season.

But I know a place, if we go out further, where you're going to catch a

certain amount of divine yellowfish tuna that you've ever seen.

So just sit your butts in your seats and enjoy the ride.

He's a character.

Oh, that he is, bro.

How long have you been doing this for?

A few years.

Captain took me in when I was caught up in some bad stuff.

Taught me everything I need to know about this boat.

Gave me some purpose, you know?

He knows what he's doing, though.

That story about him winning the boat in a poker game, is that true?

No clue.

And I've asked.

I can never get a straight answer out of them.

Details change from one charter to the next, though.

You know, you really shouldn't text on a boat.

It'll make you puke.

Not me.

I've never gotten seasick once.

Fuck you.

Texting your boyfriend?

My dad.

Don't worry.

Only child.

Yep.

Me too.

Sometimes you love the smothering.

Sometimes the smothering's just so smothering.

Yeah, sometimes.

It's just been him and I for so long.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

But I know the feeling.

I'm lucky to have found Wyatt.

He has four brothers.

Family gatherings will never be boring again.

That's beautiful.

Oh, thank you.

Yeah, he's got good taste.

I think I'll keep him.

Seems like he really loves you.

Like I said, he's got good taste.

This is it, y'all.

Water's a bit choppy, but this is my secret spot.

You can't see it right now, but if you look right over there, that's a sandbar.

Kind of acts as a barrier.

Sort of funnels the bigger fish this way.

Later on this evening, when the tide recedes, those beautiful yellowfin tuna

will have no place to go but jump on our hooks.

Nice setup you got there.

Thanks.

My dad and I kind of collect lures.

When I was a kid, I would beg my dad to bring me to the sports shop whenever I

had enough money in my allowance or birthday card.

I'd run right to the fishing section, and I'd spend hours picking out a

rainbow jig or fly spinner.

Well, I see you got one of these.

I got one of these, but...

Never had to use it, though.

Gotta be prepared.

I see you are.

Sure you don't want to use live bait?

I mean, those yellow fins sure do love some mackerel.

Thanks. I prefer the jig.

Less chance of the bait coming off the hook.

But I will give the mackerel a shot if my jigs don't hold up.

Spoken like a true angler.

I'm gonna let you get to it. I think I'm gonna go check on our happy couple.

All set.

You two better get some paint on your hooks.

Oh, those are definitely not beer.

Nope. Frozen mackerel.

Those yellow fins will gobble them bad boys up. I guarantee.

Shadow, help us find a couple to bait the hooks up, will you?

Hi, Cap.

You want to give it a try?

Why don't you do the first one so we know how to do it properly?

You want to get it right through the eyes.

Right through there.

So it can't turn around and bite the hook. You see?

I see.

Right through there.

All right, you can try the next one.

You're already reeling in a real prize catch there, Dee.

I already got a prize catch, babe.

How about

we

up anchor and move a bit further out?

Whatever you say, Captain.

Sorry about this, Cap.

I've never been this far out on the charters before.

You know, there's a lot more dangerous things than Yellowfin in the deep water.

Shadow came to catch fish.

I don't want to waste our time and money.

We'll be fine.

Yeah.

Yeah, I understood.

I'll have them in the sky ASAP.

Davila, we need you in the air now.

We just got a report of a jetski attack involving sharks.

We need to make sure these shivers aren't moving closer to shore.

On my way, Officer Fuentes.

You see anything?

Nothing yet, just some jet ski debris.

Wait.

Wait, I see a whole shiver.

They're attacking the jet ski debris, but it makes no sense.

There's nothing for them to eat.

These sharks have gotten more aggressive in recent years.

My brother just had a run-in.

I don't know, a few months ago.

Yeah, it looks like they're staying away from shore, moving more out into open

water.

Copy that.

My recommendation is to send a warning out to all vessels within 10 miles of

shore. No in-water activities, no swimming, no diving, no fishing.

These sharks have become hyper-aggressive nowadays.

All right, I'll get the word out immediately.

You keep flying.

See if you can spot any more of them. See if you can find out exactly where

they're heading.

Copy that.

I'll stay as close to them as I can.

All right, good. Out.

Opening emergency line.

Warning. All vessels must cease in-water activity immediately.

Make your way back to shore only if safe to do so.

We got heightened alert for sharks.

Contact Marine Search and Rescue if spotted.

I repeat, all vessels must cease in-water activity immediately.

You want me to help?

This one is putting up a fight, but I think I got it. You got it? Got it. No

problem.

She's got one?

She's got one.

Whoa.

Looks like we got a pro over here.

Let's see. A really nice one.

Let's catch him today. Now, who's next?

Wow. I can't wait to tell my dad.

I can fillet it up later for you if you want. Or if you want to mount or

whatever. I'm not sure.

Let me catch a bigger one on my next car.

Okay.

I like that spirit.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

All right, just stay calm.

Go easy with it.

Just start to slowly bring it in.

Reel it in. The more you fight, the more the fish will do the same, okay? Okay.

Ryan, I caught a fish.

You got a fish.

You got this, D? Oh, my God.

It's like it's a lucky day on jubilation.

Usually takes about an hour before we get the first bite.

Just take it easy.

Reel it in and pull.

Reel and pull.

Reel and pull.

Reel and pull.

Reel and pull.

I got you, D.

Quiet.

Quiet.

Hold on.

We'll be back in a moment.

Hold on.

Help me, I'm tired.

Here, here, here's my cup.

Come on, Donna.

Stop! Stop!

Stop!

Oh, no, no!

I can't let her get away.

Quiet! No!

No! No!

I see it. It's right by the mortar.

I told you, I'm the only one to polish this shit.

Cut the engine.

Ah, we gotta get moving. Cut the engine, Captain.

We gotta get short.

We'll be in major trouble if we don't.

We're gonna be in trouble if we do.

We gotta get out of here.

We gotta do something.

I gotta get out of here.

I gotta get out of here. Get out of here.

Tried your best to help her, bro.

It's not gonna bring her back.

She's gone.

She's really gone, man.

I had her in my hands, and she was just here a second ago.

She didn't even want to go on this fucking trip.

She did it for me.

We were supposed to go horseback riding.

On the beach.

I'm just, I'm sorry. I mean, this is horrible, and, um...

I'm sorry about Donna, Wyatt.

We gotta figure out how we can get back to shore.

I mean... We've already lost one passenger.

Sharks trashed our engine.

Yeah?

What are you gonna do about it?

Huh, Captain? What's your plan?

Alright, I think I can fix this.

Let me get what's left of the net.

I gotta free up the engine before she'll start.

Shark's caught up in it.

Not looking good, Cap.

I don't know how we're gonna get her operational.

She's not gonna move like this.

A real problem I can fix.

Let me help you there.

Ah,

hooked yourself, huh?

It isn't the first time.

You'd be surprised what he hooks I've cut out of people since I started this

business.

Okay, keep it steady. Keep it steady. Keep it steady. Keep it steady.

So I had this one group of kids that were casting their poles like they were

fly-fishing on an open river.

So this one kid whips his pole back, and the hook gets caught in the

scalp of the other kid behind him, right here behind his ear.

So the kid with the pole just starts yanking, like...

He thought his hook was stuck in a net or something, I guess.

So the other kid behind him is... ...grabbing the hook

out of his scalp and just... ...screaming like... I

tried to help, but... ...I just couldn't get

to the back of the stern fast enough.

How did the kid take it?

Removing the hook?

Well, let's just say he did better than him, champ.

Still alive?

Shadow! Get back!

Got this.

I don't want to be useless.

Alright, we can get out of this if we work together, brother.

Alright. Alright? Fine.

Antagonizing the shark is not gonna help anything.

Fine.

What do you want me to do?

All right, right now we have to focus on getting the ore between the shark and

the engine.

Can you do this?

Yeah.

Yeah. Let's go.

Come on, get deep in there.

You gotta get all the way in there.

I'm trying.

Come on. Push.

Keep pushing.

It's moving, man. Keep going. It's moving.

It's moving.

Get back into the boat. Wyatt, get out of the water right now. I can't. Come

on, Wyatt. Get back to the boat.

Kill you, you piece of shit. Wyatt, listen to me. This will not bring her

back.

Wyatt, get back in the boat!

Hey, you guys see that?

I killed a shark!

Wyatt, look out! There's another one!

We gotta get this engine sorted out.

There's more of them.

We gotta move, Captain.

Three of them.

Never seen them act this way before.

Probably desperate for food with the number of fish being so low this year.

Exactly. I mean, either we sit here and wait for them to come to us, or we get

back to shore.

Back to shore.

I agree.

Shadow, see if you can get that engine fixed.

On it, Captain.

No luck, Captain.

Pretty shot. I want to check the electrical, see if maybe that's the

issue. Gotcha.

And the radio signal is...

Being spotty.

Any ideas?

You know I don't bring my phone on board.

I've got a phone.

What's the emergency number in Mexico?

Same as it is in the United States, kid.

911.

Good luck with getting through.

Fast responses is not their forte around here.

I'll call my dad. He knows a lot of people in the area who might be able to

help.

The reception is spotty, but I'll try to get through.

No.

What is it?

Battery's low.

Make this call count.

It's ringing.

Oh, hey.

You're back so soon, huh?

Did the ocean run out of fish?

Okay, listen.

There's been a really bad accident.

I'm okay, but... Um... The two others fell off of, uh,

in the boat and were eaten by, um... by sharks, and our engine diseased.

Oh, okay.

Uh... Sharks.

Did you call the Coast Guard, honey?

Our radio is damaged during the attack and... They won't make it out here in

time, Dad.

We're dead in the water and there's so many of them. There's so many sharks.

Okay, okay, honey. Stay calm, okay?

I will relay the message to my contacts down there, okay?

What is your location?

Uh...

Coordinates are 22 degrees, 52 and 46 west, and 110 degrees, 3 and 22 north.

Okay. Okay, stay on the line.

And I'm going to call my friends on the landline. Dad, I can't. My battery is

low. I have to save my battery.

Okay, so just sit tight. I've got this. I'll get someone there soon.

Okay?

I've never seen so much blood before.

Baby, maybe it's okay.

I'll get the Coast Guard there soon, okay?

Look, you're safe on that boat.

And you are the most comfortable when you're on the water.

Remember that.

Yes.

You got this, you hear?

Okay.

Yeah, I can do this.

I'm just...

Please hurry, Dad.

I love you.

I love you too, Lucia.

Yes, hello.

I am on land, but I am relaying an emergency of a boat that is stalled off

the coast.

See, yes, and there's been two fatalities.

Shark attacks.

Could you please get me with the coast guard, please?

No, no, not now. My daughter is in danger.

No, no, don't put me on hold, please.

Excuse me.

He's calling the Coast Guard.

Someone will be here soon.

How's that engine look?

Bad news, Cap.

We got a few stripped gears.

A little bit of a burnout, but it's not fatal.

Doubtful we can get her up and running, though.

Not a total overhaul, so it's best to let it rest, not risk a total flame-out.

Well, see what you can do to get us going.

Aye, Cap.

My daughter is out there.

Sir, we're getting someone as soon as we can. Okay, please hurry.

So I said wreck them.

Damn near killed him.

That gets funnier every time you tell it.

Hey, come on. That's a classic.

Try to get a new joke, Captain.

Phone's buzzing.

Jose, old barnacle. When are you going to come down here and we'll tear up this

port like we used to?

Dad, there's an emergency.

Lucia took a fishing course today, and there's been a couple fatalities.

Is she okay? How can I help?

Look, she's stranded, and there's been some shock attacks, a couple fatalities,

and I called the Coast Guard, but God only knows when they'll show up, right?

Yeah, it'll be sundown before they get there, and that's if she's lucky.

Is the doodrop up and running yet?

Give me a pen, Ben.

No, no, she's in the shop.

But I tell you what, I can wrangle up something.

Look, I'm sorry I couldn't get her on the charter myself. No, no, no, no, no,

don't be sorry.

Just... You can make it up to me by getting me a boat as fast as you can and

get me out there as fast as you can, please.

No, I'm going to get us out there fast, okay?

I'm not letting you alone out at sea with that foot of yours.

Now give me the coordinates.

Okay, buddy.

All right, I promise you I'm going to wrangle up something, all right?

We're going to get your little girl.

I need to warn you, my friend.

There are sharks involved.

It's never easy, is it?

Well... We'll just have to leave sooner than I thought, that's all.

It'll be impossible to find him once the sun sets.

Thank you, Dad.

I owe you.

I'm on it.

Give me another coffee. A big one.

Okay, she's going to be okay. She's going to... Por favor, Jesus.

She's going to be okay.

We haven't moved in such a long time, and all this blood splattered against

the boat, they probably think we're another shark or a whale, a.k.a. dinner.

Yeah, I'm working as fast as I can.

This motor is still jammed.

Once that sun goes down... I know, Cap.

I know.

How you holding up?

Is that hurting you?

It doesn't even hurt.

I'm still running off of adrenaline.

I don't feel a thing.

Good.

Adrenaline's good.

Keeps you alert on your toes.

So... We're gonna make it out of this.

Got it?

Yeah.

Yeah, I know my dad's gonna pull through.

We'll pull through.

You're gonna have one hell of a fishtail to settle when you see him.

No!

We're taking in water.

Oh, my God.

The Hulk can't keep taking a beating like this, Captain.

She'll break into pieces.

It's just us out here.

We don't have the luxury of waiting for help to arrive.

We need to find land.

And fast.

And the wind is picking up. We'll be blown further out soon.

No, no, that's actually a good thing.

We're drifting, so the wind will point us into the direction of the sandbar

that we were at earlier.

And that should buy us some time.

But we're going to have to help this old girl along if we're going to make it

out.

You're going to have to move.

She's not going to be seaworthy much longer.

Can we use the oars to paddle?

We'll have to try. You start paddling. Try not to provoke the sharks.

But give them a good whack if you have to.

There it is.

The sandbar.

Nice job, crew.

So I don't think we're gonna sink for a bit.

Thanks, Joe.

I think it'll be too shallow for the sharks here, but they are smart

creatures, so we need to be careful.

But we've only bought ourselves, you know, a little bit of time.

We're already on the high end of a ebb and flow.

It doesn't seem like they're leaving.

We can only hope that they'll get bored, but I doubt it.

We're gonna be easy pickings at high tide.

There.

There. It's a boat.

Now, let's turn around.

They can't see the flare.

They can't hear us either.

The engine's too loud.

Hey!

Over here!

Hey!

Hurry! Stand up! Stand on the stand bar!

Hey, Dave.

Can anyone hear me?

We're gonna have to put a tourniquet on this

It hurts.

Look, um, tell me, tell me something.

Listen to me, listen to me.

Eyes up here to me, eyes up here to me. Eyes up here to me, kid.

Tell me something.

Why do you like to fish?

What?

Why do you like to fish, Lucia?

Why do you like to fish?

Because it's...

as simple as life can get for you.

It's a... Come on. Come on, baby girl. Come on.

It's one person and one fish with a thin line between you.

And sometimes you make that cast and you make

that connection and sometimes you don't.

There's no wiggle room in between.

Life doesn't... Life doesn't really offer up that many absolutes like that.

Yeah, I like that.

It's like you get the fish, but the fish gets you, right?

Plus, it gives me more time to spend with my dad.

Come on, come on.

After my mom passed, we both felt like we were on borrowed time.

And we were terrified that something could just come along and tear us apart.

Yeah, yeah.

I actually lost my mother when I was young, too, and it's not something you

ever really get over.

I can't die out here. No, no, no. I can't leave my dad alone.

No, no, no, not today, kid. Not today.

You're not dying on me. Not today. It's not going to happen, okay?

You'll be fishing with your father again real soon.

Hey, hey.

It just mouthed you, Lucia.

Okay? It's barely a bite.

You hear that? It just took a little gnaw at you. Just a little gnaw.

Even though...

A little bite from the shark's tail.

Pretty big bite.

You're not helping, Shadow.

It must taste like crap, kid.

He took a bite out of you and just bit you right out.

There's so much blood, though.

Sit up. I want to call my dad.

I want to call my dad.

Sit up, sit up.

No.

My phone is missing.

My bag must have torn. It's ruined.

Come on. Come on. Sit back. Sit back.

I need you to breathe.

Don't over-exert yourself.

I need you to breathe.

I need you to breathe.

Come on, breathe.

There you go.

She's gonna go into shock. We can't lose her.

She's a soldier.

She's not gonna make it much longer, man. If we don't hurt her, get her help.

We got about a couple of hours.

That's a lot of blood.

Yeah, I just... just need you to keep the tourniquet tight, make sure it

doesn't loosen up.

All right.

I'll do what I can to keep her awake.

Thank you.

Time is really working against us.

Helicopter 1, this is TK-421.

Copy?

Copy. I have Kilo-421.

What is your status?

We have an SOS from a fishing boat.

Shark attack.

Two casualties.

SOS from a fishing vessel.

Tracker tag. Two casualties.

Copy. Where's the vessel?

What's your location?

Officer Fuentes told us to reach out to you for possible assistance.

I'm a couple miles south of Cabo San Lucas, scanning the shoreline for

sharks. I'm already following my shivers. Where do you need me to be? You

should get a visual on them shortly.

Then we'll give you the exact coordinates.

Roger that. Keep me posted. Stay safe.

All right.

I need everyone to contact every vessel they can.

Find out if anybody saw anything regarding that jet ski attack.

Find out if anybody knows anything about the Jubilation.

Come on, Lucia.

See anything?

Nope.

It's clear seas.

Can't this thing go any faster, then?

It's all it can get at such short notice.

It's not a speedster, but it floats.

Well, yeah, it's like the guards finally got it off their butt and started doing

their job.

TECA, TECA 421.

TECA 421.

Volcay de la Guardia, Costera.

Responda, por favor.

Cambio.

TECA 421.

Cuatro, dos, uno.

Cambio.

Es una emergencia. Cambio.

Copia, si.

¿Cuál es la emergencia?

Estamos en camino a una situación urgente. Cambio. ¿Dónde estoy?

Estoy durmiendo.

Didn't they send a chopper?

¿No quieres un helicóptero?

Copia.

Copia. El helicóptero todavía está muy lejos.

Los encontraremos nosotros.

Mantengan los canales de comunicación abiertos.

Les avisaremos cuando los tengamos en vista.

Muchas gracias, señor. Muchas gracias.

I'll try.

They're a heck of a lot faster than this old balder.

Good news that the guard is out here looking for him. Si.

We're going to find her, my friend.

I can't keep up with him, but, uh, eventually, uh, we'll catch up to him.

Thank you, Dan.

I appreciate you doing this.

I owe you one, my friend.

Hey, you and your daughter have dinner with me when this is all over, and, uh,

we'll call it even, all right?

You got yourself a deal.

She's gonna be okay, my friend.

Eventually, the tide will get high enough to pull us off the sand.

We don't have much time before the boat starts to sink again.

How's Lucia?

Ah, she's good.

She stopped bleeding for now.

The color's coming back.

You know, I can hear you. Ah, man, stop being a big-ass baby.

You're gonna run out of bandages, you know.

Got plenty.

But you are gonna be looking like a few mummies in a little while.

See, uh, wake up, please.

Can't have you falling asleep until we get some help.

Are you okay?

Um, yeah, I'm not... Actually, you're the only one that's not cut up or bit,

aren't I?

Yeah, but you should rest. I mean, you're taking care of everybody.

That's the captain's job, my friend.

Hey. Get up. We can't have you falling asleep, Lucia.

It's on your feet, soldier.

Your feet.

Okay,

I'm up. I'm up.

Try not to put any weight on your leg.

You can prop it up if you need to, okay?

I'm gonna go below deck to see if I can find something to help.

You care about him a lot, don't you?

Yeah.

When I first came here from Hawaii, I didn't know anybody.

Captain took me in when nobody else would.

Gave me a job, taught me all about this boat, and gave my life purpose when it

didn't have any.

Kind of like you said, life doesn't give you many absolutes.

So the captain is your absolute?

Well, I absolutely wouldn't be here without him.

For better or worse.

He helped me, so I'd do anything to help him.

You sad stack, stop talking about me. Maybe I can give you a perfect update.

Water's filling up quickly below in the deck, and this means that we have to

jump on the offensive situation.

Now, these sharks are beautiful creatures.

Massive monsters who survived on sheer grit throughout the millennia.

And as much as I know that we like to marvel at these perfect relics in their

natural habitat, we got to realize that they're trying to end us.

And I personally, I'm not trying to get ended yet.

Now, we don't know when the Coast Guard is coming.

So, we have to do something.

So we fight back.

Exactly.

And the water is still shallow, so that means we'll see the sharks when they get

close. And when they do, we let them have it.

You use that thing a lot on the ocean?

What, this right here?

More than you know.

I use it for customers who don't pay me.

Don't worry.

Your credit card went through.

I got one.

Starboard side.

Come on. What are you waiting for?

Better be careful. Those aren't dolphins.

Come on. Come on.

Shadow, watch out.

All

right,

that's my first mate. Yes, sir.

Yeah, great job, crew.

Tide is still rising fast.

We're still taking in water.

And we still haven't gotten any help, so we're not out of the hot water yet.

Lucia, you definitely need some medical attention as soon as possible.

I'll be fine.

Lucia? Lucia!

Lucia! Lucia, wake up!

Wake up, kid!

We can't let her go into shock.

Tourniquet's still holding.

She should be good.

Lucia.

Wake up, kid.

Wake up.

Lucia.

Lucia. Lucia.

Wake up.

Wake up, kid.

Lucia. Wake up, kid.

You fading on me, kid?

I did?

Yeah. Too much excitement, I guess.

Yeah, take a swig of this.

Fighting off hungry sharks can make you thirsty.

I'll go clean some of the shark blood off the boat.

He's gonna yank you on there if you don't stop that bucket in the water.

Yeah!

I hate these sharks!

Once the water lifts us off the sandbar, we'll be targets again.

We'll float a bit, but we're taking in so much water that those sharks will

practically be able to jump on the boat with us.

It's just a matter of time.

Am I dreaming or is that a boat?

It's a boat.

Coast Guard.

Hey!

SOS over here!

Over here!

Over here!

Over here! Over here!

Grab your stuff, Lucia, grab your stuff.

Shadow, just grab your sigils.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

That doesn't look like any Coast Guard vessel I've ever seen.

What? It's gotta be.

You're right.

It's definitely not the Coast Guard.

Well, I don't care who it is. We're saved.

Wait a second.

That's... That's my dad.

Chopper 1, do you copy?

Oh, Chopper 1?

TK-421 is having trouble locating the vessel.

Do a perimeter search five miles out. See if you can spot anything.

Roger that, Officer Fuentes.

Mully, did you get a call sign or a name of the vessel?

We did. The initial report says, and we just confirmed, it's called the

Jubilation.

The Jubilation?

That's correct.

Are you sure?

A hundred percent.

Why? I was on that boat a couple weeks ago. I caught the biggest fish.

All the more reason for you to find that vessel.

Food harder to find, though sharks won't hesitate to attack a boat full of fish.

I'll search as fast as I can.

All right, good.

You update me if you find anything.

And Davila, didn't know you fished.

You never asked. I go out with Captain Benning a few times a year.

I just don't know why it had to be the Jubilation.

I mean, Banning's one of the most respectful captains out there.

Really?

Heck, he even took in his first mate when he had nowhere else to go.

Man, I hope he's okay.

Do you have any idea where he could be?

Anything at all that could help us locate that vessel?

Well, normally Banning sticks closer to the shore, but the fish are moving

further out these days, so... One time he took us to the sandbar.

Man, the fish were jumping into the boat. It was like, that was the best day

of my life.

You remember where the sandbar is?

I know exactly where that sandbar is.

Heading that way now.

Look there!

Dad! Look there!

Dad!

They don't know about the sandbar.

They want us to stop.

What? Stop.

Stop the boat. Stop the boat.

Watch out, brother. There's some extremely hostile sharks over here.

Bruce Lee, I need to know.

Are you okay?

We have one severely injured.

We need to get her into some medical assistance and in the boat ASAP. Dad,

I'm okay. Dad, I'm okay.

Bruce Lee, you see him, baby?

Why are you bleeding?

She's okay. She just needs medical attention to get in the boat.

Dad, I'm okay. I was just bit. I'm fine.

Is that Uncle Dan?

Uncle Dan?

He's a friend of my dad's.

Hold on, I'm going to see him. We'll be over there in a quick minute. I'm

coming, baby.

No! No, Dad! No! Wait!

If you come any closer, you'll be trapped on the sandbar just like we are.

Back off, okay? Okay, sit tight.

Slow down, slow down.

Why are they so aggressive?

These waters, they've been chummed up by some dead sharks.

Dad, they've already eaten two people and they're still hungry, okay? They

won't leave us alone. You gotta get us out of here.

Okay, okay.

Just hold on and let me see what we got in the boat.

What do we got, Danny? Do we got something?

What do we got in here, Dad?

We got dicks.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm going to throw you this rope, and you tie it to the bow.

Okay?

And we'll pull you off the sandbar.

Got it.

Got it, boy.

Okay, tie it to the bow.

How's your motor working?

The pool is hard enough to get closer to you, but you gotta do it quickly because

there's a hole in the hull and we're pulling in a lot of water.

Cure the rope to the boat.

Okay. On my signal, Dan. Okay?

Okay, baby.

Daddy's gonna get you out of here. Puppy's coming.

Better do it quick. This boat is being held together by a lick and a promise.

Come on, you little dingy. You can do it.

It's no use.

It's really wedged in there.

We've got to get off this boat, Dad.

We're too heavy.

I've got a plan, guys.

I'll jump out. Just lodge in front of the ship.

No, Shadow, no. That's... Suicide. There's sharks still out there.

No, no way.

We've lost two of us today, and I'm not losing you, brother.

There's got to be another option.

You know there isn't.

Shadow, I can't ask you to... I'm going to do it whether you give me permission

or not, Captain.

Look, the boat will be lighter with me off it anyway.

And look, you can distract him on the other side with this.

All right.

We'll use both. It might work.

But you better move fast.

Aye, I can.

You hear me?

And I do mean fast.

I can.

What's going on?

We've got a plan.

Just make sure when I give you the signal, you fire up your engine.

Trust me, Captain.

I can do this.

That's my little girl over there.

Hey, it's gonna work, buddy.

You ready for one last cast?

I'm ready.

Okay, Shadow.

Ready.

We're moving!

It's working!

Okay! Come on, get back here!

Move! Shadow, come on! Come on, Shadow!

Shadow!

Shadow, come on! Just move! Don't look back!

come on you know we have to keep moving okay you know it hey

hey you know

Come on. I got you, baby girl. Come on.

Hold on one second.

I got me, Lucia.

I got me, baby. Come on. We're out of time. Come on.

I got you. I got you. I got you. Vanny, come on.

This is my boat. I choose how it goes down.

Captain Vanny, just leave it. Just let it go.

Yeah.

Roger's boat?

Come through on this!

Come on!

Okay. You're going to have to drive, hon.

30 years of togetherness.

To the jubilation.

Goodbye, girl.

Whoa. Come in, Officer Fuentes. There's been an explosion.

Copy that. Can you get close enough to find any survivors?

It's almost impossible to see anything through the smoke.

I might have to circle down a little bit lower.

You wait as long as you need to. We can't leave until we know for sure one

way or the other.

Roger.

All right, David.

Get ready.

Uh, the smoke's too thick. I'm gonna have to circle back.

Do two more pass-throughs, and then we'll call it.

Copy.

Come on, Benny.

Where are you? Come on.

We'll find him. Don't worry.

We have to.

Benny can't be gone. Not like this.

Hey.

Look, I never told you, but after my divorce, I was in pretty bad shape. You

know, at work, come home, that's it. Just work.

I even canceled my fishing trips.

Well, Banning, he found out where I live, came to my house.

He refused to leave until I agreed to go fishing with him again.

I'm sorry, I just can't give up on this. Gotta find him.

Well, keep looking.

We won't call it in either way until we know for sure.

Thank you.

There's gotta be something we're missing.

Wait, I think I see something.

It's a life raft.

Are you sure?

Yeah, yeah, I'm sure. Yeah, that's it.

Yes, it is.

It looks like Banning's with them.

We got him, we got him. That's him.

That is great news, officer. Get TK-421 on and let them know.

Copy. Tango Kilo 421, do you copy?

Go for TK-421.

Hey, we found the survivors.

Looks to be three of them.

And Captain Banning's one of them.

I'm mounting a rescue ASAP.

Congratulations.

We found the Jubilation and Banning, and the rest of the survivors.

Okay. Hey, the celebration is definitely in order when you get back to the

station.

Thank you. I'm looking forward to it.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to drop a ladder and get them out of this mess.

Copy that.

See you soon.

But what about the jubilation?

Uh, no big deal.

No big deal?

Didn't you have her all this time?

That's just what I tell my charges.

Truth is, I just bought it off of eBay last year.

All those people.

Wyatt. And Shadow.

They're all just gone.

But not forgotten.

We'll see.