In order to find gold at their new claim, Team Hoffman will have to go deeper than ever before.

The Hoffman Crew reflects that the first mistake was not kicking the squatters off their first claim; beyond that they didn?t have a good sense what to prospect.

Jack talks about the "lavador" - the machine used to mine diamonds, as other Hoffman Crew miners wished they knew anything about diamonds other than they're pretty.

Gene Cheeseman talks about his biggest fear - being on TV and having strangers evaluating what he does. As someone who just wants to plow ahead Chris Doumit describes him as the Pitbull.

93 year old John Schnabel's dream is to find gold at Smith Creek with his grandsons before his health and the weather give out.

For the first time, Parker reveals how close he came to wanting to walk after constant criticism from Tony; Tony reflects on whether his harsh approach worked.

The Hoffman Crew describes the dangers they didn't expect to encounter in the jungle - including nearby murders.

For the first time the miners sat down and reveal many personal struggles we didn't know about during the last season, and what tell what the future holds.

Grandpa John pays a visit to check on Parker and Payson at Smith Creek and finds a surprise that makes him very happy.

Parker visits Grandpa to get the final decision on whether they use a monitor on the frozen ground.

Grandpa John knows it's late in the season and worries about the weather.

With the weather and jungle conditions was it a bad idea for the Hoffmans to mine Guyana?

Parker borrows an excavator from Dakota Fred but the journey back to the claim comes close to disaster.

The Hoffman Crew describes what it felt like to mine their first diamond.

As the Klondike earth starts to freeze up, Rick's bulldozer has trouble standing up to the effort.

Tensions are high, with mistakes happening all three crews, but no more so than for the Dakota Crew who must undertake a risky equipment rescue.

As Parker tries to move his new washplant, Sluicifer is living up to its name.

Tensions are running high between Parker and his crew. Will Rick and Parker be able to put the past behind them, or is Rick gone for good?

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Todd Hoffman's crew and his equipment are at their breaking point.

With his son Kevin in charge, Tony’s dredge has brought in the largest gold weigh in we’ve ever seen on Gold Rush.

The competition between Todd and Parker heats up when the two make a big bet on who will have more gold at the end of the season.

With Team Parker halfway through the season and behind on their gold total, the pressure is on for foreman Rick Ness.

Tony's dredge is losing gold, but Gene Cheeseman has an idea that just may fix the problem.

Tony Beets is in a hurry to haul his new dredge, so he brings in his kids Monica and Mike to finish the job.

At the Buckland claim, the Hoffman crew is betting everything for a new paystreak.

Parker is so confident that he will meet his 3000oz goal, he decides to pay his landlord Tony Beets in advance. His forman, Rick Ness doesn't quite agree with Parker's bold decision.

With his mechanic away, Parker has to make a decision when a vital piece of the wash plant breaks.

While Monica and Kevin Beets are in charage, the dredge is stuck in it's own fine tailings. Will they be able to free it before Tony comes to check up on them?

Todd returns to Double Trouble to find half the plant gone. Team Hoffman just went from 10 steps behind to 100 steps behind.

Rising tensions and mining failures lead to a fistfight on the Hoffman claim.

Parker has run out of pay dirt. His foreman, RIck Ness wants him to finally mine Fantasy Land, but Parker is unsure about Rick's plan.