Todd returns to Double Trouble to find half the plant gone. Team Hoffman just went from 10 steps behind to 100 steps behind.

As Parker’s claim owner, Tony can pan one last time to make sure no gold is left behind before the land is reclaimed. Will Parker’s work pass the Tony test?

Juan's 600-pound chrome and aluminum fender is hanging on by a single mount after hitting a rock straight on.

A forest fire heads straight for Parker's claim. Evacuation plans are in order if the wind doesn't change direction.

Two months in to what Todd Hoffman hoped would be a 5,000-ounce season, the Hoffman crew has barely made 643 ounces. A long way from $2 million, can they keep going without some sort of miracle?

Monica Beets has recruited an all female crew. Can she lead them to paydirt or are they bound to make rookie mistakes?

Todd fights to stay afloat at Sacramento Creek. A quarter way through the season with less than 700 ounces, the Hoffman crew must try to save Fairbanks

To get back on track for Parker's $6M season goal he needs both plants to produce a total of 240 ounces for the week. But after running into problems, that goal seems to be slipping away.

After spending $600,000 Tony's dredge needs to mine 175 ounces a week to hit the season goal of 3,000 ounces. However just when they're about to start sluicing, Kevin discovers a new obstacle.

Hunter makes a tough decision to shut down Monster Red once he discovers that mining all day produced a 4 ounce cleanup.

After running the de-watering pump all night, Parker and his crew find the flood water rising up to cover the pay and the pump… is no more.

Tony Beets leads a convoy 30 miles into the southern Klondike in search of abandoned pontoons. At $40,000 a piece, can Tony turn this trash into treasure?

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Rick and Brennan work to remove a zone of overburden the size of two football fields so the sun can thaw out the pay so they can feed Big Red. The reward? A cooler waiting for them at the end of the line.

Team Hoffman is falling behind and needs Freddy Dodge to get their third washplant, Rusty Red, back online. Without water, the crew must go to extreme measures to save the season.

The Beets family is finally upgrading Dredge 1 by replacing the winch pack with brand new hydraulic units. The custom units were designed to fit exactly onto the dredge with no room for error.

High Bar didn’t deliver on its promise for Team Hoffman, but William Wirth doesn’t see it that way.

Meet the newest member of Team Hoffman, mechanic Juan Ibarra.

The crews defy nature and their equipment to end up with pay dirt but are their efforts enough or are they out of time?

Dustin and his team journey back down the mountain but the overfilled creeks force them through bear territory and a ravine crossing.

When claim owner Tony Beets visits Parker's claim, his advice causes the young mine boss to rethink his plan for the Treasure Island cut.

Gene and Parker work the miner's moss in the hopes for their dream payoff.

Hunter makes a tough decision to shut down Monster Red once he discovers that mining all day produced a 4 ounce cleanup.

Dustin is facing two dangers - a storm and repelling down a cliff to get core samples from Cahoon Creek mountainous rock.

Tony steps out for a minute and chaos ensues.

For the first time in nearly three decades, the tailings conveyor will be brought back to life.

Three generations of Schnabels meet to decide the fate of the Big Nugget Mine for next season.

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Jack Hoffman reveals the final season gold count to the Quartz Creek mining crew.

Parker and the crew work out the placement of a monitor - a water cannon that will blast away frozen overburden.

At Scribner Creek, Parker is struggling to find thawed ground, and on top of that, dealing with equipment breakdowns.

Racing towards the Yukon River the crew is running low on energy. Without any time to hunt or fish for food, even beavers look delicious.