Sig Hansen LOSES CONTROL Of The Northwestern! | Deadliest Catch 

Capt. Wild bill wycrosky is the toughest of all on that show

The Trident Boat "Bountiful" is docked in Hylebos quite a bit

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No doubt on Wild Bill being the toughest he could a bowl of nails without any milk Jake is also a tough one as well

Lol yup enforcement eagle

Cause it's scripted like a motherfucker..I worked on the Cornelia Marie in the mid 2000s camera guys got in the way most of the time but most of the time back then was not scripted now the swells you can't script that but aside from that he still had control of the vessel he only lost his autopilot now it was something like he was able to seer it at all even manually then he'd lose control but that can be fixed even at sea just need to know what your doing and how to do it

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@@slipknotic Absolutely right .

Or... Sig loses it

Maybe television isn't for you..

At 5:16 and I quote “MY STEERING IS NOT WORKING” not even mentioning the autopilot till later after he gets told the antenna has been snapped in half, there is a BIG difference between the steering not working and him not having autopilot 😂

Not a Chance

"Anything Else?!" *TOTAL POWER LOSS* "Alright!"

No only kingcrab and baradai are on hold the

@@TheStefanosss kk - thank you sir!

Lol

Cause and effect..duh. 😊

Red King and Opilio. There are still several other fisheries though.

I’m fairly certain that they’re all on something.

Probably pain killers, heart meds and fatigue. Fatigue is actually the biggest factor hear I think.

Well .. Fatigue and 25 years of fishing

Yeah more I think of it it's probably fatigue

@@jaspergobes You're right

Would the GoPro camera work 2400 to 3000 feet down?

@@calvinchung3419 Not on its own, obviously, but put inside some kind of deep water diving rig, no reason it shouldn't work. If they can send cameras and subs down to look at the Titanic at 12,000' (which is usually successful - the recent, tragic, incident notwithstanding) then they could send one down 3,000' to look for crab. I'm just curious if there's some legal or practical reason for not doing so that I'm unaware of.