The Bering Sea fleet mourns the loss of Captain Phil Harris and then honors him with the tributes he richly deserves.

The Deadliest Catch crews look back at last year's scary open sea boat transfer when Jake Anderson disappeared beneath the waves.

While the first pots of the king crab season are set out, Jake Harris and Jake Anderson are busy establishing first impressions on their new boats.

The crews of the Northwestern and Time Bandit gather around the Burn Barrel to look back at the biggest family challenges in Season 6.

The second greatest challenge for production crew members - after seasickness - is to find their sea legs and avoid hot-headed crewmen.

Wild Bill and other members of the Kodiak crew gather around to look back at the firing of deckhand Clinton Bush.

Johnathan Hillstrand loses his cool when Keith Colburn goes a little too far before the beginning the 2009 King crab season.

Take a look back at what happened in last year's season of Deadliest Catch!

Not all seasons have a happy ending. Don't miss the 2-hour season finale of Deadliest Catch, Tuesday at 9/8c.

The Deadliest Catch production crew gets to work mounting their slew of cameras on board all of the crab boats.

Johnathan reflects on how it feels to come back to his second home in Dutch Harbor every year.

Despite a relentless onslaught of weather and pain, the season eventually comes to an end and the crews go home changed men.

Jake Harris offers his thanks to all the family and friends who stepped up to help get the Cornelia Marie back fishing in the new season.

The Deadliest Catch production crew does a fabulous job filming the fleet's final send off for Captain Phil.

Watch as the Deadliest Catch production crew looks for new ways to immerse viewers with creative methods of obtaining footage.

In Season 4, a cameraman explains why it's not wise to get too close to Keith. Voted one of the Best Captain Blowups from Deadliest Catch. discovery.com/catchpoll