3 MINUTES AGO! Captain Sig Hansen Just Caught The BIGGEST Hauls Ever On Deadliest Catch!

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3 MINUTES AGO! Captain Sig Hansen Just Caught The BIGGEST Hauls Ever On Deadliest Catch!

Captain Sig Hansen: "LUCKIEST DAY OF MY ENTIRE LIFE!"

The BIGGEST Hauls Ever On Deadliest Catch Made The Whole Crew Cry Like A Baby!

In the freezing Bering Sea, crab fishing is a high-stakes gamble where disaster is always just one wave away. Despite facing weeks of grueling work in fierce storms, these brave crews managed to score the biggest hauls on the Deadliest Catch show netting over $13 million in profits. Was enduring mechanical failures, Arctic storms, and life-threatening situations worth it? Did those who braved the encroaching ice escape unharmed, or will they bear lasting scars?

Join us as we delve into the thrilling highs and unforgiving lows of the fleet's remarkable $13 million crab haul on the Deadliest Catch show.

The crab boat Brenna A scored the biggest payout of the season on Deadliest Catch this week - a whopping $1.7 million haul that will land each surviving deckhand bonus checks upwards of $87,000. Despite close brushes with disaster including possible bankruptcy, Captain Sean Dwyer gambled on untested waters and was rewarded with the largest crab catch in years.

[michaeladams]

These men and women are absolutely the most bravest people on earth❤❤❤

[atanaloen]

Wow...amazing, great catch, friend. 👍👍👍

[garbo]

Think Sig can smell where the crabs are. Guy pulls in huge loads every season.

[rumplestiltzkin]

Wow - the narration is outstanding. Does anyone know whom it is & has he done any other?

[matthewhelm]

I talked to most of these vessel while stationed at Commsta Kodiak. 1989-92

[ntiveStoner]

Well if you think about it it could be the boat itself making the money but after fuel food bait and the expenses of the breaks downs having to replace parts how much did they really profit after that?

[derekmoult]

Guess when hes pulled them all out he'll have to find another job

[richardelliott]

I was wondering how so much crab could be harvested since the fishery has been closed for two years because of a sudden decline in the snow crab population, but then saw this is speaking only about the television broadcast, not recent events.