r/deadliestcatch

What happened to camera crew? When Keith rescues jake and his crew it appears to be just jakes crew that they take out of the raft, where did the camera crew go?

I watched about the last five seasons of gold rush, and now I switched over to deadliest catch these guys on these boats make the dudes working In gold rush look like easy money... They sit on their machines, loading dirt, hauling, dirt back-and-forth back and forth. While these guys on deadliest catch are getting beaten, paled plummeted, frozen what it's crazy.I like deadliest catch so much better...... I wonder if their income is a lot better than gold rush...

I hope that if the Warner/Paramount merger happens that this show gets the axe. Talk about a bunch of washed up 15 minute hasbeens that act like they’re in their 30’s when in reality, they’re pushing close to 65-80. Give it a rest grandpa, you have pretty much led to the massive decline of crab across the Pacific (not to mention the factor of Global Warming.) everything in this show is so scripted and fake and not to mention most of these old farts either bend to Trump or a convicted pedo.

Watching old episodes

Wizard freddy and Dane the greenhorn got into it

Freddy was the aggressive one by threatening him.

Of course they all stand by freddy

Not very fair to work hard and have to endure Freddie threats

We don't even know who the crew is on the boats nowadays, we never ever get to see the crew speak or interact i am fed up now this is a couple seasons in a row that is badly filmed and edited someone has to be fired and get this show back to season 1-4 style of edited and i am fed up listening to the captains i want to see no captains in the next years show its always them saying the same stuff and fake drama between other show captains.

Rewatching the earlier seasons and totally forgot they used do a Captain's Wager at the beginning of each season. I wish they kept doing that instead of all of the weird partnerships they're forcing lately. Thoughts?

Is there any advantage or difference between having the deck house aft versus forward? Why are some crab boats one way, and others the opposite?

Why is it that every time I turn on this show, they’re always so hyper-fixated on Jake? He became sooo annoying to me and he constantly complained every chance that he gets so idk why they always have to make him the center of attention? Quite frankly, I feel like he’s ruining the show. He’s always so emotional that after the second or third time of crying and complaining in each episode, we stop feeling bad. I cut back a lot on watching it because of him. I swapped back to season 5 to get away from him for a bit and of course, they’re focusing on him in this season too. I’ve read a couple threads of people saying the same thing about him but damn man, give it a break already lol

Rant over 🤣

He passed away over 16 years ago yet its like he’s still a featured captain on vacation or something. They seem to fight to keep his legacy going despite the things we learn about his own past and covering for the deeds of his children. If he comes up naturally, fine so be it but it just feels forced every season multiple times.

Past or present, which captain has consistently made most reckless or unsafe decisions?

I have been watching for 20 years and really enjoy the series mostly as casual watcher, meaning I don’t believe every story line is 100% real ie. Can’t find the crab until just before off load, engine problems, rouge crew members, etc. I get it! Without some controversy then why watch. However this year seems a bit much, ie. Fires, engine problems, captains with emotional issues, rogue crew members and no crab until all of at once there is! All in one season! I feel a bit suckered! I like the show but I have to think the series is getting a bit desperate and only getting worse. What do watchers think?

I see the show will not be back until July 10. In the previews of the episode, I see Sophia is going to be on the Northwestern, being trained by Sig

>!So I have a question, I know this show is scripted and the captains are probably in on these things, but when another boat comes around and picks up gear to 'check' it or move it, do the captains get in trouble? And is maritime law where if they see footage authorities can they press charges or fine them? Or does the other captain have to file a charge? Sig movies Jake's bait pot a few episodes ago.....!<

>!And then of course Sig comes up with an idea to work together with Jake after screwing him and Jake of course agrees to do it.......every year it's the same script between them. Hey Discovery come up with something new. !<

When Sig's crane blows a hydraulic line, Clark ascends the rig in 20-foot seas for a critical repair. The Cornelia Marie crew battles a fire as Jake's engine room fills with smoke. Monte fights a generator outage while Rick dumps pots to avoid capsizing.

https://dockstreetbrokers.com/vessels/cr26-012

Seems like a very low price. Wonder if it is having mechanical issues or something.

So, at the start of this Episode we have the whole thing about Jake iirc spending $800 of Phil's money to buy that TV, and im just wondering, does the show inflate the amount of money these guys are making, or is Jake just throwing away thousands of dollars that he's making from this that he would have to spend his Dad's money on this TV instead of his own? (Or on the flipside, does he just not care about his Dad enough to use his own money for it?)