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Captain Greg Turner races a winter storm to save his stranded son, while Mack Kelley navigates unpredictable weather to keep family traditions alive.
Captain Greg Turner races a winter storm to save his stranded son, while Mack Kelley navigates unpredictable weather to keep family traditions alive.
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S1, EP3 "Storm of the Century"Joe Ray assesses damage in Maine following a winter storm, while restauranteur Susan Povich faces logistical challenges serving lobster in Brooklyn.
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S1, EP4 "After the Deluge"Mack surveys storm damage to his family's wharf, while Captain Lex steams into the Bay of Fundy and Gail shifts her gear to avoid more problems.
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S1, EP5 "Dead In The Water"Blake struggles with a hand injury, while Mack grapples with superstitions and Captain Greg closely monitors lobster prices.
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S1, EP6 "Hide and Seek"Captain Gail deals with more gear sabotage, while the rest of the captains try to maximise their time on the water amid the dropping North Atlantic temperatures.
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S1, EP2 "Shifting Gears"Gail's hot streak comes with a target on her back; Greg faces the risks of hauling at night and Lex's issues stack up.
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S1, EP1 "The Hunt is On"Captain Greg Turner races a winter storm to save his stranded son, while Mack Kelley navigates unpredictable weather to keep family traditions alive.
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