With Sig now off the boat, it's up to Captain Edgar Hansen to finish out opilio season strong.

Saga deck boss Hannes accidentally gets his hand caught in the bay freezer door. The gruesome result could put him out of action for the rest of the season.

Before the quota system was put into place, Bering Sea crab captains used to have a set number of days where they were allowed to catch as many crab as they could. It wasn't only wilder - it was dangerous!

Sig finds out that the F/V Destination and the six men aboard have gone missing on the Bering Sea.

After receiving a distress signal from the F/V Destination, the U.S. Coast Guard rushes to the scene to investigate.

The Deadliest Catch captains aren't so sure this will be Johnathan's last season, despite what the Time Bandit captain is claiming. One thing's for sure though: they're all going to miss him when he does retire.

The Deadliest Catch gives one final salute - Time Bandit style! - to Johnathan Hillstrand as he ends his final season.

Sig checks in with Johnathan to wish him luck on his last opilio string ever.

While tying up the pots at the top of the stack, Saga deckhand Luce takes a nasty fall all the way down to the deck.

The number 414 has a special meaning for the Dwyer family - it's Sean's dad's birthday and was also the time he passed away. Will it bring any luck to the Brenna A?

Captain Sean lays down the law on the Brenna A after becoming frustrated with the bullying of a veteran deckhand.

Wild Bill suspects that one of his crew members isn't taking his job seriously after a major mishap on deck.

After Sig feels pain in his sides again, the decision is made to take him off the Northwestern and fly him back to Anchorage for further testing.

Captain Keith makes the decision to continue fishing during a massive storm. As a 40-foot wave rolls over the Wizard, his crew holds on for dear life.

Jake Anderson has been on Deadliest Catch for 11 years and we've seen quite a transformation. The young captain looks back at his journey in this exclusive interview.

How is Captain Keith supposed to direct the Wizard through this storm when even the birds can't see?

Captain Johnathan talks about whatâ?Ts next after the Bering Sea.

The number 414 has a special meaning for the Dwyer family - it's Sean's dad's birthday and was also the time he passed away. Will it bring any luck to the Brenna A?

While Casey is praying to the crab gods, Josh is thinking about someone else that may be watching over their Opilio season.

The Northwestern unloads their latest haul, but gains another crew member, Sig's daughter Mandy.

Jake Anderson welcomes a new member to his and the Deadliest Catch family. Do we have a new skipper in the making?

Sig checks in with Johnathan to wish him luck on his last opilio string ever.

Jake reminisces about his happiest moment ever on the Northwestern.

After it becomes a question of who's running the boat, Danny threatens Johnathan's entire operation.

The Deadliest Catch gives one final salute - Time Bandit style! - to Johnathan Hillstrand as he ends his final season.

The Time Bandit crew gives dad-to-be Kyle a parting gift before he heads home to his family.

Casey talks about the dangers of being at sea for extended periods of time and gets deeply real and person about his own experience.

Wild Bill and crew return the favor and play a prank on the Northwestern before heading out for opie season.

After receiving a distress signal from the F/V Destination, the U.S. Coast Guard rushes to the scene to investigate.

The Fourtner Report is on the go! Check in with Mike Fourtner as he interviews Casey McManus on their amazing King and Bairdi season and what's to come for Opies.

The Northwestern's already bad situation gets worse when the electrical fire causes irregular water levels in the crab tanks, called slack tank, which could lead to capsizing the boat.

Keith takes a major gamble when he hires his first ever femal deckhand, but will Amy show up all the boys?