Supermoon Storm

The only thing as dangerous as Deadliest Catch is filming it. Executive producers Decker Watson and Arom Starr-Paul detail the struggles our camera crews face alongside the fisherman they film.

After violent weather plays a role in the sinking of the famed Bering Sea fishing vessel Scandies Rose, Deadliest Catch captains take a look at the tragedy, the Bering Sea's destructive power and what it takes to survive the world's deadliest job.

Mark, Digger and Tim judge as legal and outlaw distillers compete to make the best rum. Constructing stills of their own design and mashing in their own raw ingredients, only one will survive elimination to earn the title of Master Distiller.

The discovery of mysterious fishing charts on the Cornelia Maria leads co-captains Josh Harris and Casey McManus to Hawaii to learn what Josh's late father, Captain Phil Harris, was attempting to accomplish decades ago.

Josh, Casey and Jeff travel to the southern edge of Kona's fishing grounds, where Phil Harris frequently explored. Despite the rough waters and unpredictable weather, the trio dives into the shark-inhabited waters to learn why Phil kept coming back.

Josh and his crew get an opportunity to supply ahi and mahi to a local restaurant and hope Phil's notes will lead them to a big payday. It's their first chance to turn a profit but if they want to succeed, they must first learn the Hawaiian way.

Deadliest Catch captain Josh Harris visits crabbing legend Johnathan Hillstrand for advice about whether he should go to Hawaii to learn more about his father's mysterious fishing charts.

Deadliest Catch captains Josh Harris and Casey McManus turn to Casey's dad Jim for advice about potentially launching a fishing business in Hawaii. Josh makes a vow to finish what Phil Harris started.

Deadliest Catch captains Josh Harris and Casey McManus head out with high hopes for their maiden voyage on the Kona Coast. However, things don't go to plan when they reach one of the areas on Phil's mysterious map.

Newcomer Ken Kerr and the 600 ton beast Myrtle Irene threaten Shawn's plan to build his megadredge. The elements jeopardize Emily's plan to dive deeper. Kris heads to The Bluff with a new dredge, but faces complications.

Dangers rise with the tide when Shawn has a life-threatening mishap underwater and Emily's dredge The Eroica faces a possible collision. George prospects for brother Dave and his business partner Ken Kerr while the Kellys take home a chunk of gold.

The Bering Sea is now the Wild West as Shawn and Kris battle encroaching miners. Ken's beastly Myrtle Irene continues to invade and operating costs soar. Emily expands her operation but an air malfunction threatens her season.

In the Bluff's lawless waters, Shawn and Kris wield brute strength and verbal threats to stand their ground as raging competition forces captains to change tactics. In Nome, Emily and George use brainpower, gambling on new strategies and resources.

The approach of a violent storm pits safety against the will to succeed. Ken rushes to free the Myrtle before it's destroyed. Kris risks being stranded. Shawn mines until the Bering Sea rips up his dredge. Emily attempts to appease nature.

A violent midsummer storm forces the fleet off the mining grounds. Shawn, Ken, Emily and Kris race to repair and improve their dredges for an end of season attack while reliving some of their most dangerous and triumphant moments on the Bering Sea.

The Bering Sea battle heats up as Shawn bets big on a new discovery he hopes will keep him ahead of Ken's massive dredge. The Kellys are forced to find new ground. Emily nearly boils a diver alive.