Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Sacrifice
Welcome to Newport, OR, where generations of fishermen and their families sacrifice it all, including life, making a living on the sea. This series follows 4 families competing in a rare, catch-as-much-as-you-can, Dungeness Crab Derby.
Pacific Fury
A savage winter storm swallows Oregon's Dungeness Crab grounds, forcing Captains to either run or fight, a decision their families on land must deal with as well. When the Newport Bar becomes impassable, boats are stranded at sea in monster swells.
Lost at Sea
Three weeks into the season, a winter storm tears through the Dungeness Crab grounds. A capsized boat echoes its mayday across the fleet. Four lives hang in the balance.
Cursed Bay
Oregon's crab fleet suffers another devastating shipwreck just one week after losing a boat and three men to the ocean; Capt. Mikey Retherford Jr. heads to sea with his son.
Another Lost Soul
As a massive storm assaults Oregon's crab grounds, the fleet gets devastating news about one of their own; captains must consider whether the risk of fishing through deadly seas is worth the reward.
Final Crossing
After weeks battling the Pacific Ocean, Oregon's crab fleet nears the finish line; Captain Mikey Retherford Jr, with his son on board, faces a deadly bar crossing into port.
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