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Yeah I saw that! If you go to the website for the show there are home pages to some of the other boats too. I always root for the Nothwestern to pull the most crab but I also really like the Cornelia Marie and Time Bandit. Sig makes me laugh with his remarks about the crew.
http://dsc.discovery.com/fansites/d.../bios/bios.html


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And for those who happen to live in the northeast:
http://www.clipperfleet.com/
My summer (when I get a chance) mental floss.


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My husband likes that show, too.
I, personally, don't see the attraction. I'm not much of a TV person anyway, so maybe that's part of it.
The first time I watched the show, I thought it was mildly interesting. But, then again, I thought that was it ... it was just an hour-long program. I had no idea it was a series that went on, and on, and on ...
To me, it's the same thing over and over and over again ... bad weather, grumpy tired men, crab pots, bad weather, grumpy tired men, crab pots, etc. etc.
Guess I'd just better stick to books ....



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LH, thanks for the link.
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A climber at the base of Everest once said something like, "If you get in trouble at the top, you may as well be on the moon."
Having a ship sink from underneath you must feel the same way.
I cannot imagine what cold seawater, down the back of the shirt feels like, let alone having my arse dunked for a minute.
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The other documentary that was simply amazing and I watch it everytime it's on is the "tuna cowboys"
http://www.wildfilm.tv/history.php