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DEADLIEST CATCH - 8 DVD BOX SET 1st Series SEALED BOX
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12th October 09 | 23:04
DEADLIEST CATCH - 8 DVD BOX SET
The complete 1st series of discovery Channel’s top-rating show.
GREENHORNS
It’s the first day of work, 1500 fisherman have converged on Dutch Harbour, Alaska, for the beginning of the 2005 Alaskan king crab season. Each man is here to stake his claim on the fourteen million, two hundred and sixty-seven thousand pounds of Alaskan king crab on offer and the chance at earning a year's wages in just one week.
LONG SLEEPLESS NIGHTS
After a long night of baiting and setting crab pots, the fisherman anxiously await the captain's call to begin fishing. As soon as the first pots are pulled it becomes evident that some boats are on the money, while others are pulling blanks. The early losers agonise over strategy, hoping to make up for a lost catch.
LADY LUCK
Its hour 42 of the 2005 Alaskan King Crab season and all of the boats in the fleet have dropped their pots. Every captain feels the pressure; they either find crab today or give up their chance at a profitable season. Indeed decisions need to be made, should the crews stay put or should they gamble on a new location.
BEAT THE CLOCK
With less than half a day remaining in the Alaskan King Crab Season, all of the crews are racing against the clock to get as much crab into their holding tanks as possible. When the season closes at midnight. As the Alaskan Crab Fishing season closes, the race to unload begins.
DEAD OF WINTER
It is the dead of winter in Dutch Harbour, Alaska, where the days are a mere 6 hours long. On a cold, rainy January day, 171 boats begin the long journey up to 450 miles Northwest of Dutch Harbour to their chosen fishing ground. At Noon, the Opilio Crab Season begins and the fleet is forced to put their emotions aside and begin fishing.
MAN OVERBOARD
The 2006 Opilio season didn't start, it stumbled! One of the boats sunk and its crew is still missing. "Good Samaritan" boats postpone their season as they search the frigid waters of the Bering Sea for survivors. As the remaining 170 boats in the fleet turn their attention back to fishing, tragedy strikes again...
HIGH HOPES
As the weather turns for the better, fishing is made easier, and for the first time this season, there is a moment of calm on the Bering Sea.
GOOD FISHING
The third and fourth days of the 2005 Opilio Crab season produces record catches for the fleet and rumours of an early closure begins to circulate as each captain speculates on when the season’s quota will be met.
THE CLOCK’S TICKING
The hunt for crab is intensifying as the rumours of a possible early closure prompt the crews to push even harder.
THE FINAL RUN
As the last hours of the season tick down, a new race begins, the race back to port. Since off loading is done on a first come first served basis captains are competing for the best spot in line.
BRAND NEW SEALED BOX SET
The complete 1st series of discovery Channel’s top-rating show.
GREENHORNS
It’s the first day of work, 1500 fisherman have converged on Dutch Harbour, Alaska, for the beginning of the 2005 Alaskan king crab season. Each man is here to stake his claim on the fourteen million, two hundred and sixty-seven thousand pounds of Alaskan king crab on offer and the chance at earning a year's wages in just one week.
LONG SLEEPLESS NIGHTS
After a long night of baiting and setting crab pots, the fisherman anxiously await the captain's call to begin fishing. As soon as the first pots are pulled it becomes evident that some boats are on the money, while others are pulling blanks. The early losers agonise over strategy, hoping to make up for a lost catch.
LADY LUCK
Its hour 42 of the 2005 Alaskan King Crab season and all of the boats in the fleet have dropped their pots. Every captain feels the pressure; they either find crab today or give up their chance at a profitable season. Indeed decisions need to be made, should the crews stay put or should they gamble on a new location.
BEAT THE CLOCK
With less than half a day remaining in the Alaskan King Crab Season, all of the crews are racing against the clock to get as much crab into their holding tanks as possible. When the season closes at midnight. As the Alaskan Crab Fishing season closes, the race to unload begins.
DEAD OF WINTER
It is the dead of winter in Dutch Harbour, Alaska, where the days are a mere 6 hours long. On a cold, rainy January day, 171 boats begin the long journey up to 450 miles Northwest of Dutch Harbour to their chosen fishing ground. At Noon, the Opilio Crab Season begins and the fleet is forced to put their emotions aside and begin fishing.
MAN OVERBOARD
The 2006 Opilio season didn't start, it stumbled! One of the boats sunk and its crew is still missing. "Good Samaritan" boats postpone their season as they search the frigid waters of the Bering Sea for survivors. As the remaining 170 boats in the fleet turn their attention back to fishing, tragedy strikes again...
HIGH HOPES
As the weather turns for the better, fishing is made easier, and for the first time this season, there is a moment of calm on the Bering Sea.
GOOD FISHING
The third and fourth days of the 2005 Opilio Crab season produces record catches for the fleet and rumours of an early closure begins to circulate as each captain speculates on when the season’s quota will be met.
THE CLOCK’S TICKING
The hunt for crab is intensifying as the rumours of a possible early closure prompt the crews to push even harder.
THE FINAL RUN
As the last hours of the season tick down, a new race begins, the race back to port. Since off loading is done on a first come first served basis captains are competing for the best spot in line.
BRAND NEW SEALED BOX SET
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