Posted in Season 4 on Jun 26th, 2008
As the powerful hurricane and the strong winds and heavy seas that it brought along with it finally subside, the entire fleet struggles to repair the damaged done by Mother Nature. Over on the North American, the deck boards have been broken up, steel plates cracked on deck and bait and gear scattered. [...]
Posted in Season 4 on Jun 20th, 2008
With the Cornelia Marie still on Dutch Harbor, trying to at least make a quick fix on one of her engines, time becomes of the essence. When the repairs are made, and the boat begins to steam back towards the fishing grounds, it’s all hands on deck to get the gear prepared and baited. [...]
Posted in Season 4 on Jun 20th, 2008
With the Cornelia Marie still on Dutch Harbor, trying to at least make a quick fix on one of her engines, time becomes of the essence. When the repairs are made, and the boat begins to steam back towards the fishing grounds, it’s all hands on deck to get the gear prepared and baited. [...]
Posted in Season 4 on Jun 20th, 2008
With the Cornelia Marie still on Dutch Harbor, trying to at least make a quick fix on one of her engines, time becomes of the essence. When the repairs are made, and the boat begins to steam back towards the fishing grounds, it’s all hands on deck to get the gear prepared and baited. [...]
Posted in Season 4 on Jun 19th, 2008
The latest episode of Deadliest Catch rejoins the rescue attempt on board the US Coast Guard helicopter as it struggles flying it’s rescued passenger back to Cold Bay. Flying straight back through the center of the approaching low pressure system, means strong headwinds, and the ever increasing danger of icing up causing eventual engine failure. [...]
Posted in Season 4 on Jun 19th, 2008
The latest episode of Deadliest Catch rejoins the rescue attempt on board the US Coast Guard helicopter as it struggles flying it’s rescued passenger back to Cold Bay. Flying straight back through the center of the approaching low pressure system, means strong headwinds, and the ever increasing danger of icing up causing eventual engine failure. [...]