Diver Risks His Life To Detangle The Summer Bay | Deadliest Catch
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- When the Summer Bay gets a line tangled in its propeller, a diver from the Saga risks his life by going underwater to cut it free.
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Jake is such a good guy always willing to help. You got to love that kid.
He’s always been a good sort, I’m glad it seems like he’s doing well with his goals and life.
He is over 40 years old... at what point does a kid become a man.
@@TrappedinSLC and
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@@captainlarrynosleepfishing5350
He is 41... get some sleep cap'n.
Jake earned everything
it's really cool to see how the fishermen in this show have evolved through the years.
they started out as competitors, and now they're all in the business together
The producers kinda pushed the “competition” narrative. There’s only so many pots to fill with crabs helping the others out when you’re filling up is good for business as sooner or later they’ll help you out as well.
I think this is the difference between "Competition" and "Friendly Competition" Nobody cares about 'winning' if someone got hurt or the company quota wasnt filled.
Jake's always been a good guy (who's gone through a lot) since he worked on the Northwestern, glad to see that not only is he successful but also that he's still a good dude.
I think the switch over to quotas took a lot of pressure out of it.
@@roji556🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
I love how, when it comes right down to it, most of these guys on the various boats will have each other's backs when one of the boats is in trouble. Yeah, they may fight and squabble and have intense rivalries out on the fishing grounds, but they also watch out for one another when they're out there. Commercial fishing is dangerous, and if something goes south, regardless if it's in port or out on the grounds, the only people these guys can rely on are their own crews and the skippers/crews of the other boats.
It IS the way that LIFE "has to be" .... for everyone's sake !!!!!!!!!!!!
Except for the f/v wizard! Just ask Jonathan f/v Time bandit!
They always had each others back if something bad happens its how a lot of fishermen are but for these crab fishermen is more true then ever at the moment. Covid is restricting how much they can fish and the Russians are taking over the market. They have to work together now because they are all fighting to keep Americas spot in the market. If Russia takes over the market they wont be able to sell any crab and that would be the end for all of them.
Definitely. I remember that massive fight between Jonathon and Keith and even at the end when they were shouting Jonathon was like "Don't ever call me.......unless you're sinking". I know it's kind of obvious that you'd help a sinking ship out but it was still cool to hear it even when they're going at each other.
I guess you could say the helping each other out much more than they would have in the past is true for just about every boat on the show. With a one person exception: Monty Colburn. Dude takes help from others, but doesn't return it, even if its part of the deal he made to get the help he got in the first place. Dudes a huge piece of shit.
This was so wholesome to watch. "You saved my butt and ill never forget that". spoken from a true humble man.
Yes wild Bill is a good man
Jakes so stand up!!! Would have cost so much to help out.
And wild bill really appreciates it. So good to see
It's a wonderful thing to see the change in Jake from what was until now.....God Bless Ya Jake and keep fighting the good fight my friend....may God Bless The Saga and Summer Bay as they just showed what it means to be human....God Bless ALL the DC Crews and Captains and may ALL your catches be fruitful....
That was an incredibly brave thing for the diver to do with only 30 minutes of air. A tip of the hat to all parties involved.
A diver that also had diver camera men 😂😂😂 30 mins fir drama in reality tv
@simmiesim321 he was probably wearing a gopro. Those are waterproof cameras that are also pretty lightweight. Not really an issue when you're in shallow water.
Ive been watching this series for years since the first season. The show inspired me to go commercial fishing for years (salmon tender). Its amazing how far Jake has come. Its unbelievable how proud someone can make you who you have never even met.
8:30 LOL Jakes face waiting for his 'thanks' 🤣😂😅
Bill and Jake are real dudes helping each other. Bravo
It was nice to see them helping each other. And it was nice to see Bill send over some money to the diver to say thank you. Respect.
Haha. The running out of tank air is so dramatized.
Awesome to see Wild Bill be the true man he is, paying the man bit even when it wasn’t asked for or offered, awesome to see Jake grow up to be a badass captain and always willing to help. You can tell this show is legit 90% of the time. Love it
Nice to see crews working together - awesome job by the diver.
Real dope too see fellow captains have each other's back
How awesome to give the diver a thousand bucks for his work.
Cool Hand Bill. Never over excited and always grateful. Godspeed Jake Anderson.
Both Great Captains! 😎👍🏻
Jake has come a long way since becoming a Captain.
Now I only wish he would quit smoking cigs.
@David Erickson I think he'll quit long before that as the memory of and for his Father will ultimately bring it about....
he did vape at one time,but since stopped i guess,ya the high stress,and smoking will put him 6 f under in no time
@@magnumopus9631 well lets hope not....
@@magnumopus9631 my grandma is 80 and has been smoking since she was 17 and has no lung issues. Although smoking is terrible for you not everyone dies young from it
@@pierrecausemybladdersempty1678 that would be based upon your gramps genetics,but most cigs kill you 50x faster,and as of today 8000 chemicals in a cigarette, imagine how hard lungs have to work to get that sludge out ua-cam.com/video/0Pwj6BuS8Ds/v-deo.html
Love the manufactured drama. There could have been a giant squid or a megladon waiting under the boat for him. The banging on the hull with the sledgehammer was priceless. Novel approach.
Good to see Bill has survived the tragic death of Nick.
Yup Dame Drugs 😡😡😡
@@captainlarrynosleepfishing5350 what drugs did he die of? I'm confused it had to be opiates
Good old jake…. Andy hey Bill… gotta give you a BIG THANK YOU……
Watched an episode a while back of one of your deckhands had bad cramp in his leg. I’ve been suffering For years and all you did was said it was from dehydration…. Since then I’ve kept myself well hydrated and not had cramp since… not even my doc told me to do that!!!! Cheers Bill. Your the best! 👍👍👍
That's what it's all about... helping out your fellow man. Way to go Jake!
Team work & watching each other backs never let a fellow worker down even if he on the other team !!
I like that man, they all compete for crabs and all, but when one is at need, they help one another, it’s a family is what I see.
It's very poignant to know that they will have one another's backs when the proverbial chips are down and one of them needs a hand.
I wonder how much the show helped to cultivate that type of environment with the boats in this fleet or if had already existed.
Amazing he finished just in time. I was worried he was gonna need 5 more minutes. They got so lucky he had the perfect amount of air.
@JIMMY HENDERSON exactly my point I guess I didnt make my first post sarcastic enough
OR the producers PLAYED IT OUT like that, for the show ..... Editing CAN do a LOT for the HYPE in an episode .... It's about the $$$$$
it's nice that they work together, but I as a diver can tell you that this is all great nonsense, he has an SPG that shows him the amount of air in the scuba tank, so no one needs to hammer on the boat, at that depth of 3-4m with half a tank (100bar) he could dive for 2 hours...
@@scubacro5758 thank you so much, i was looking for this comment. hearing the narrator tell about banging on the boat to tell him how much air he had left when you can clearly not only see he's got an SPG but also the fact that he's diving with a dry suit and is obv not a beginner diver
The producers REALLY worked to create drama on this one.
Yeah they did lol
Why do people keep pointing that out? We all know this is mostly manufactured drama. If there wasn't it would be one boring ass show.
@@xeldinn86 I'm a diver and this particular lol 'incident' struck a nerve with me. I see it as EXTRA over the top manufacturing of drama.
yip, was tad ott.
@lakeracer8453 you are a driver and I'm an door gunner on a space ship. Shut up
Everyone touting Jake
But what about the diver!! He’s the hero
DEFINATELY the DIVER has EVERYONE'S RESPECT ..... Hands down !!!!!!
They have saved me a few times! Thanks guys ! 👍🏻
It's always been an unwritten rule to help each other out when needed 👍👏
Thats what i like about the fleet there all like family.you can always count on one another
whoever the narrator is his voice is so nice its like heaven in my ears
Matt's a badass, still on deck with that crazy Santa beard
My thought exactly! Be wary of the old man doing a young mans job.
@@robotslug how come he's not on sigs boat? I'm lost
Me: Clapping like a freaking seal when he announces that it's clear
MY Son: ((Looks at me strangely))
In every way that was a good choice by jake. He helped a guy in serious need out, he builds his rep with his fellow captains as a reliable guy, and in return, he is more likely to get help, god forbid, if he needs it. In jobs like this, you have to be willing to help your fellows out, even if it is a competition, because what goes around comes around, and in this line of work, you wont last long by being selfish and hoping nothing bad happens to you. Because it WILL happen to you.
"On to the next dilemma..."
Wild Bill
Amen.
Good job Jake ur crew did a great job helping wild Bill
this is not competition its sportsmanship thumbs up
I've seen jake come so far in his quest to be a bearing sea crab skipper, remember watching him baiting pots and lapping it up like them pots were going outta fashion, JAKE SIG once said one day you'll be a crab man and you grabbed them crabs buy the balls my man and you worked your way up the ropes until you reached the wheelhouse. Buddy your a crab boat skipper JAKE, sending love from way over the high seas Jake I'm in the uk buddy and I watched deadliest catch because of you buddy, be safe out there from a fisherman in the uk 🇬🇧
Jake looks like he aged 20 years since he became captain.
DiscoveryUK be like, “Man risks his life driving off his driveway to forage for food at the local supermarket”
The danger is very real but as far as diving goes that wasint very dangerous compared to other diving jobs out there. Hell there's even diving hobbies more dangerous then this like cave diving. Cant blame them for making it a big deal though since they have to film anything even remotely interesting to make half hour episodes.
seriously looking at how good the knife and how fast he goes through.
It shouldn't take any longer than 30 min
It’s not easy under water!
I do this around 200 boat wheels a year lol. It would been more interesting without the drama and had shown more rope cutting. GotRope diving on UA-cam if you want to see what I mean.
Love seeing the boats work together to help each other out.
The appreciation from Bill was awesome
This guys got legend all over his face. Like it was just a regular day.
my two favorite boats, crew and captains. Sick collab bro
best story ever! all teamwork!
Are the British so precious that they can’t handle Mike Rowe’s voice?
"Alright, on to the next delima" lol
Cool , good to see Matt too
Have two combat divers in my family. Both of them said the scariest thing in the world is working around boats. You just pray they don't turn em on when you're down there.
It's always fun working on ships and you do lock out tag out but pretty much none of the crew understands english.
Thank God the Production divers they sent down with two way communication didn't ruin the fake suspense.
Nothing matching this!!! Awesome!!
AWESOME JOB by that BRAVE Diver !!!!!!!!
You win on helsing others..they are alone out there. Friends can be your lifesaver
At the depth of the propellor there is at least 45min of air in the scuba tank, assuming it was at full pressure when commencing the dive. Maybe I am wrong as mainly having been involved in surface supplied diving operations (as a diving superintendent) but I do not think so tbh :) This was a 15min dive. Max. Discovery and their drama always :S
45?😂
had 1:30 air without problems, stood still and cut the rope, dived it seems to me with an 12l tank at 4-5m depth I dived today on a 3m and 130 minute long dive and I was left with 90 bar, but to be honest it was an 18l tank so ...
@@scubacro5758 That is why I said "at least" LOL. I have seen guys doing this just holding their breath. And they are still alive. ROFL.
Give that man a raise
Bill and Jake are two of the most honorable captains on the show
Commercial diver here. That wasn’t sketch at all lol
This was one of my first jobs out of dive school. One thing you want to worry about it built up energy from the prop
I remember this episode,Jake did Wild Bill a helping hand,good of Jake.
Jesus, Jake was right. That knife IS fucking awesome.
cut like a hot knife through butter
LOL a wet suit? I am pretty sure you dive a dry suit in that water.
Anyone that knows anything about diving would know this whole scene was amped up by the producers. The whole 30 minutes of air thing...
It's probably more dangerous to work on that boat than to dive down and cut that line.
8:08 I was so scared the money was going to get dropped in the water/blown overboard
"TELL THE DIVER TO SUIT UP AGAIN!"
guy looks like what you get when you order diver out of wish 😂
The kid said it perfect, humble yourself up and help each other out if you are able too. Simple acts of kindness is what makes the world a better place and worth living. Money is great and all but it isn't everything. I'll take a quiet night at home with loved ones over any amount of money!
that diver is a hero
I was going to say buy that man a beer but evidently that's exactly what happened. 👍
That's cool. Well done.
good man right there ....
wild bill should hook that diver up like 5oo
As a diver... That was such BS. No danger or drama at all. As long as he's OK with the temperatures, he's diving so shallow he can stay down there until his air runs out, which at that depth will be aaages. No decompression necessary either.
Welcome to Television shows haha
One: im no diver
Two: wear a helmet
3: strap on more weight
The problem is the boat coming down on top of his head
Yeah, none of that was the issue really.
The only danger was the boat/rudder slamming into his head. Literally just need situational awareness, and a knife.
I love the team work these guys have Rock On
Love how they try to dramatize this lmao!
*These guys have formed a brotherhood out at sea!*
I don't care how old these videos R good cruise good guys tough job.
Why are people on the surface telling a diver on a scuba tank how much air (they think) he's got (even if he can actually hear the banging)? That's what the pressure gauge he has is for. It's not like the people on the surface know how fast the guy is breathing while he's underwater. They bought two scuba tanks on deck. If he really only has 30 minutes of air total from the 2 tanks, they should probably have gone and filled it up first. Totally unnecessary making it appears more dangerous for TV.
And oh that look like a drysuit not a wetsuit.
He can definitely hear the banging. Banging steel on a steel hull resonates a lot. Also the diving suit looks to be a proper diving suit with in- and deflation valves etc. I do agree with you on the rest though, unless they had the tanks onboard and fed it via an umbilical they would have no idea how much air he had left and i felt the show just made it overly dramatic just for the sake of it, though it was a hazardous job.
WTFUCK
Bill quit running over the lines!
You’re better than that
That’s the way it is 😳
Shocking on any marina/port you must have 2 Divers down. One as back up.
Only in USA risk and don't follow International Rules.
We do this all the time on rescue missions
The guys I know diving professionally over seas have gnarly stories
This diver had at least 1.5 hours of air available for his 30 min dive, unlike what my buddy does for his paycheck
Ball's Of Steel
He cut a rope. Woopy Cave divers have alot more balls. This is a joke😆
0:47 The narrator says they’re looking for a wetsuit.
1:31 The diver has a drysuit (as evidenced by the chest inflator)
Also, the diver has a pressure gauge. He doesn’t need the boat to tell him how much air he has left. People on the surface can’t say for certain someone has 30 minutes of air. It depends on conditions, the diver, and the depth.
At that depth, assuming the diver is experienced, he could pretty easily get an hour’s worth of air if he’s using an HP 100.
all these guys are straight savages with ball the size of church bells 🔔
And this is why you have someone get a basic certification so they understand that his air gauge is literally sitting in his lap. Plus you can communicate in a basic form with the line attached to you (there’s already a whole system for it)
I was waiting for this comment. Lol how can people top side know how much air is left on a diver
Honestly, I think the guy that went down is a scuba diver and was fine. All the oh he only had 30 minutes of air was pure TV let's assume the audience have no idea and we'll pretend it was something else.
Thalassaphobia sucks, that diver is brave
lucky good job
I'm surprised its not that crazy ass camera guy.
U guys need more dramatic music
There was an underwater camera so the crews on board witnessed the diver real time probably on a big screen while drinking beer.
Might be a simple GoPro set up. So no live video feed on a big screen.
That is what friends are for.
American show narrated by a thick accent, and subtitles only come up for radio talk 😂
There was a season 3 episode were the same thing happened to the Time Bandit. Andy cut the prop loose on his own. Was down there for a couple hours, no drama.
Season 3 was a great season. I tend to like the earlier seasons better than the new ones. Less drama, more fishing. And Captain Phil was still around.
Seasons 1-6 were the golden ages of Deadliest Catch. Season 7 was when the whole show started feeling different after Captain Phil's death in the second half of Season 6.
Can somebody explain to me what was wrong, tied up on the right side?
Glad to see Bill hook up a fat tip!
From an experienced diver,This is not dangerous
Your statement proves your not an experienced diver.
@@rkim9955 Try doing 50m with 5 min bottom time, no room for mistakes
@@tjwilliams7566 "That is not dangerous" according to your theory because people have dove further, longer, and father than you. If you claim to be a diver, how could you not recognize factors like temperature, not using his personal gear, and no communication device? Stop trying to flex.
Water temps alone are super dangerous. Let alone no way to communicate.
Ahh guys....he was kidding
Reminds me of when I dived under the boat to cut the line also. No googles, no breathing apparatus. Just took short time underwater and tried to cut as much as possible. With breathing scuba diving equipment I don't see the problem to do this job.
WINSTON PEED HIS PANTS..lol
Why are they pretending like the scuba diver doesn't have gauges to read his own oxygen levels? Or a dive computer to tell him how long he's been under?
:P
I was worried for a minute and then I realized it was just drama inducing editing making it seem more tense than it actually was.....
That really was a good knife.
Seems like a good idea to keep dive equipment on board for this kind of emergency
They should build a guard around those propellers
Would you like to sacrifice a $hitton of fuel efficiency fitting a guard that can actually protect the propeller against rare incidents like this? seems redundant.