Our family friend went down with the boat he was on due to that. They had loaded up with crab and were on the way back with a full hold when the pots iced up. There was so much weight with everything the boat tipped and went down with all hands. It happened before I was born or when I was really little and it's a common story. Always make sure to visit the terminal in Seattle every so often to pay respects to the memorial. More names added every year.
@@Elnalgon_18 NTSB and Coast Guard investigated the sinking, that was their finding. And it's a known fact in bad conditions with freezing spray that it can add over 4000 pounds every 15 minutes. It's brought down a lot of ships. She sunk because she had an estimated 340,000 pounds of extra weight on her, aka ICE. It doesn't usually effect much larger ships, the smaller ships such as fishing boats are very susceptible to it.
Sig's a father first, captain/fisherman second and businessman third. I'd say he has his priorities straight. He can't be as effective as a captain/fisherman if he is distracted and making decisions as a father. He seems to operate based on his experiences and gut instincts, they got him this far, tough to start ignoring them when he's been served so well by them for so long.
Please....she was perfectly fine leaving her infant at home with neither parent. That’s really sad & says a lot about her mothering skills!! It’s the middle of winter on the Bering Sea. Of course they were going to run into bad weather.
@@tanyarobinson2098 with all due respect, the point in your reply has little to do with the point in @Archangels Pythons comment. I'm not criticizing your opinion, but there is next to no connection between the two!
She's such a tough girl and wants to make her dad proud. But the whole dynamics have changed when she had her baby. I was scared for a minute that she'd refuse to leave, but so glad she thought about her child and Sailor's future and how it's more important to stay around for her daughter. Money is not everything and I'm so glad Sig and his family realize that. The boat will still fish and the crew will get paid. I pray she continues to understand how important it is to put her child first. Mandy stop being so prideful and macho just to prove a point. I know you and Clark need to provide for your family, but your mom and dad will never let you and your family do without. Listen to your dad's wisdom and be grateful he loves you and that baby so much.
Sig has lost two very dear friends when crab boats have gone down in the last 4-5 years. As you age, and as you see things happen, you gain the understanding that what you think is "immortality", and the idea "it will never happen to me" are illusions, that you can no longer afford.
When Sig woke up and saw how quickly the ice was accumulating on the boat with all the pots still on the boat he was scared especially at 3:14…. I’ve never seen that look in sigs eyes before… And it takes Alot to scare capt sig Hansen!! He definitely made the right call… I can’t imagine the stress he goes thru in situations like this, as for all crab boat captains fishing on the bearing sea, but especially when the ice starts accumulating on the boat with full stack of crab pots on the boat….
You and I both know why ,His best friend and mentor went down in an instant because of that very thing that kills Great Captains of the Bering sea.That instant and situation of fast ice on pots, To Sig that was an epiphany. I would have done the same.Because he knows it happens that fast to the best.
I saw Edgar shit himself earlier on in one of the seasons when he realises something about the boat doesn't feel right - turns out the boat had a slack tank. One of the tanks not in use had half filled with sea water because the pump had failed. Meaning it sloshed around in the swell. Edgar went white. Luckily he and Jake managed to get the pump running and empty it out.
@@pokerace420 In fact, what we see is tame compared to the reality of trying to get the cameras into position to actually film when things are at their worst. These camera crews really earn their money....And then some. If Sig had been called any later, he would have been forced to put his crew on deck and in the rigging with ball bats to beat the ice off the ship......BRUTAL and DANGEROUS and absolutely necessary! Ice buildup can roll one of these ships over fast.................
Sig is a good father and grandfather for being able to make such a decision amidst the stresses of the job. The Bering Sea is no joke. Especially in Winter.
I think as Sig has gotten older, he's coming to realize even more than he already does, just how easily families can be devastated should something happen on the Bering Sea. If the Northwestern happened to go down, somehow, with Sig, Mandy, her husband, and Edgar/Norman onboard, that'd wipe out most of the Hansen family in one go and one of the few remaining members would have to grow up telling people why half their family just all died one day.
Im sure when he saw the ice he instantly went to the Scandies Rose, one of the safest boats in the fleet going down to ice with father and son on board.
Sig did the right thing. And Mandy deep down knows that and so does the crew. If they were lost at sea, the baby would have no mother OR father. Good call by Sig.
@@jasonm949 Any boat needs people that can do the grueling physical work which is the majority of their work. And look at the previous mistakes she has made before. She's not nearly as ready to fully Captain as she THINKS she is. She waited AN HOUR with the boat icing up to wake him. Sig knows and she herself knows how UNFORGIVING fishing is, especially in terrible weather. She could have gotten them all killed, left her and her husband's baby parentless. Jake's niece can run circles around Mandy
that was probably the hardest decision ive ever seen sig make. the look on his face when he realized his daughter was in danger. he did what he had to. always listen to your gut. its saved sig many times, and this is no exception.
I really like and respect Sig Hansen. He has seen some terrible things happen out there, and for him to take the time and spend the money to send his baby girl home is just so selfless and caring. He's going to have one less relief captain with her gone, and they are going into some ruthless seas on this trip out, so he is really taking the weight on his shoulders to protect her. This particular clip has made me really respect that man. Sig is the best captain on the Bering Sea, without a doubt. Not because of all the crab he catches (and he for sure gets the crab), but because of his ability to respond to every situation he faces with well thought out decisions.
important to note this was just as good for sig as it was for mandy and the baby, sig already had a massive heart attack so he really doesn't need that added pressure and stress. Tough call to make but it's for the better for both of them.
Like he said, he wouldnt have said it years ago, but Scandies Rose, Destination, loss of Phil, his own medical issues.. also the fact that he is grandfather and has his daughter and son in law on one boat..
Not really a tough call when you think about it. I think Mandy also realized it when she took a minute to think about it.. some things you simply don’t gamble with.
As a father who has lost our 18 yr old son to Cancer 9 yrs ago you absolutely did make the right decision Sig. Don't ever feel bad about protecting your children if you have to make a decision like that.
@@GariFFUSA if you've never seen the show sig is a hardass and if it was his son on deck instead of his daughter it would have been a way different episode
The Bering Sea cares not of your family and will swallow you down, Captain Sig knows that. There comes a time when the jewels cease to sparkle, when the gold loses its luster, when the throne room becomes a prison, and all that is left is a father's love for his child.
@@mbm460ns5 Mandy has done the work to become a captain of large fishing vessels. I think she has had it way easier than most on her journey to the captain's chair, but she has educated herself as best as she could. That said, she is a cutie and she does put the asses on the couches and has more folks watching the show!
Props to her for getting help. She could’ve tried to make her dad proud and tried to handle the situation all by herself but she realized the severity of the situation and made the right call.
@@BikingVikingHH The proper thing to do when you see ice starting to build up like that is inform the Captain of the vessel. Even if said Captain is asleep, you wake them up and inform them. If she alerted the Captain earlier, he could have had the crew out busting the ice well before having to throw all of the pots overboard to avoid sinking.
I’m sure Mandy was very upset being kicked off the boat but I hope she understood that her father is doing this because he loves her and does not want to put her in unnecessary danger. The Bering Sea is one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the world
Thays very risky having both parents on the boat. Of something happens then the child loses both parents. But on another note like she said she can't afford to go home either I totally get that. But one of them parents should go home in case something happens.
Sigs a grandpa now and I think he was just looking out for his grandchild and his own child. If anything happens to the boat that kid could loose it’s mom and dad
@@ryans413 sig realized if mandy didn't wake him up thinking its her job to have taken over ,the boat Would have rolled over her skil will never match her fathers
Thats the benefit of being the daughter of the captain,he won't risk her/grandkids well being but she will be fine.....he won't let her and her family go hungry.Fortunate position to be in
I love seeing Mandy on the northwestern but sig has a point she know has a baby and having both parents plus a grandfather and an uncle all on the same boat ,if something where to happen and the boat sinks sailor literally will loose half of her family in one shot. They both made a difficult decision but it was for the best for now you know sig will definitely have Mandy back on sooner than expected How did I get over 100 likes on this comment that’s so crazy thank you everyone
Zig is a responsible father, i can say it, based on his decision , he wanted to protect mandy and his grandchild if theres something bad will happen the baby will lose both parents and grand dad, nice move capt sig
Sig is super legit, haven't watched the show in many years, was catching up with some of these clips, what a story this show has produced, I don't think anyone could have anticipated the raw human experience that took place through the years, several novels and movies should and probably will be produced in the future, in the most un obvious place imaginable
I got mad “sole survivor policy” vibes. The Sullivans, etc. SPR. Mandy snapped out of it after a few minutes. Everything changes when you have children, everything. At least, if you have a soul, it ought to.
This is a serious lesson any new parent has to learn. The child's future and well being is always what comes first when making decisions. It sucks not having money but like Sig said, if the boat goes down then what? The child doesn't have a Mom or a Dad.
@@NoBody11010 it's obviously what Sig is talking about. I get what you're saying but when it comes to your child, you have to think ahead and make smart decisions. There's couples with children that don't fly together for the same reason.
Why wasn’t that conversation had before she ever got on the boat???? She had no business being out there in the first place!! It was irresponsible of ALL of them. Thank God she didn’t kill them all by waiting any longer, letting that ice accumulate for an hour. No wonder Sig was so upset with her.
@@tanyarobinson2098 Exactly, and WHY Sig even allowed her and her husband on the same trips AFTER them having a baby is truly beyond me with him knowing how truly unforgiving the waters are, how many people that he personally knew of who were seriously injured, even killed in his years of fishing. That was sheer foolishness having them BOTH on the same trip. Tell them 1 or the other. Not both. 1 HAS to go the hell home to their child. She could have gotten everyone killed by waiting to wake him. She's not as ready to fully Captain as she THINKS she is and she needs to face reality quickly. Jake's niece however has really proven herself
Would you say same if she was a male? If not...misogyny. It is her job/career, which Sig just hurt. She is gonna face this sooner or later. Sig was a coward.
@@arthurunknown8972 SHE could have gotten everyone killed, left their daughter parentless by waiting an HOUR to wake him. She is not as ready to fully Captain as she thinks she is. WHY did she wait AN HOUR. That was sheer irresponsibility on her part. Sig knows it and SHE knows it. Sig made the right call, He as well as she knows how unforgiving the seas are, the people they've known over the years that were killed due to that very situation happening. A crew is only as strong as their weakest link and she is indeed a weak link.She has made NUMEROUS mistakes before. Jake's niece runs circles around Mandy, She's proven she can handle the hard shit. So misogyny aint got shit to do with it.
@winniethepoohandeeyore2 first, her license is higher than his. Second, she didn't put anyone in danger. Third, to get better, she needs sea days, not land days. Fourth, he did not send her home for performances issues. He sent her home because she was female. If male, he wouldn't have done so, which is the definition of sexual discrimination. Everyone at sea faces the possibility of death. That's the career she picked & why they make big money. Btw, the boat didn't sink, so she was relieved for nothing but Sig's cowardice.
I was an avid fan of this show for its first couple seasons. It fell off my radar after that for no apparent reason, but my favorite boat was always the Northwestern, and Sig was always my favorite captain.
Never a wrong decision when looking out in best interests of your nearest and dearest. No doubt here. You saw the bigger picture and it was right call. That call was love and caring
@@simonshotter8960 In what way ?? As a recovering functional addict we may sacrifice the prize ,but to have a Family member who did not totally disown us gave us a place at the helm, well they owe us nothing .Don,t bet the business or Ship and Crew on one who is troubled I wouldn't Family or not .And what Brother is that he shit on as Family if that's the issue . ?? Sig is Hard and a Prick but He has changed and I like the new Sig.And Mandy is Solid .But also a new Mom.
Powerful moment ! A baby at home when mommy and daddy are on a cork screw bobbing in the middle of the sea with ice on it ? Papa Sig's intuition was the best decision maker here !
I don't think men understand that women are sick of being stuck at home with babies all the time. She wanted to be on the boat not only to make money, but feel included in life outside simply being seen as a new mom.
If you wouldn’t allow your children to do it how can you take anyone? The risk is too great to bring your daughter but it’s fine to take her husband and everyone else too?…. I get it as a dad but as an employee I’d have to ask is it safe enough to work or not?
Its not about her being his child. Its about her and her husband and dad and onkel being on board and if something happens her baby while lose both parents and half the family. Its a matter of ensuring that in dangerous conditions atleast one parent survives. Its might be a bit riskier than normal but everyone on board is willing to take that risk, because thats what the job brings. Its just a way bigger risk to have both parents of a baby on board of this ship. all the other crew members have their spouse safe at home.
It’s a situation where they HAVE to go she doesn’t. Her husband is on the boat making money. You don’t think Sig has her covered with his fishing money and Discovery money?
there will always be a difference between men and women and no degree of post-modern thought will change it. Women are seen as there to make sure the "tribe" continuous and the family continues. Men are far less reliable as humans to be expected to care for their kin. Women are not. The other way to see it is any person on there can relief for the boat if Sig has an issue or needs to sleep. She cannot work the other parts of the ship. It may not be fair, it is absolutely asymmetric but that's the way things go. Men sacrifice and they hope they are rewarded for it. It is our lot.
Totally respect his decision!!! There is NOTHING on Earth that I love more than my Daughter!!! My Baby-Girl means everything to me and protecting her (anyway that I possibly can) is the #1 priority!!
Great job you two. This was 100% the decision I would have made. You worrying about her on the boat in those conditions could put your entire crew in jeopardy, lose focus for 1 minute and it can be over. She’ll thank you for this. World class Sig…world class my man.
Just proved , all my years of watching this show. Sig has always showed true. He’s a great captain. Many of them are but sig , he’s just different. His boat would be the only one I’d get on other then Time Bandit.
He struggled to communicate it, but he knew that as long as she was onboard in that situation given the bigger picture he wasn't going to be able to devote his full attention to the task at hand. And he knew that would really increase the odds of getting someone injured or killed.
Hard enough having a brother on board. Sig is Mandy's Dad and she's a new mother AND the father is on the boat!!!! Good move Sig. I'm a Dad and it's a no brainer. Not her fault. The ice is how the Destination went down which is in Sig's mind as well no doubt.
Every baby needs the mother in his or her immediate vicinity, especially in the first year of life. This is very important for the development of the child but is grossly underestimated nowadays. The grandfather sensed what was good for the child and it's also better for his daughter.
New level of respect for Captain Sig. Safety first. My family had been at sea as fishermen for generation, not in a trawler but in a small boat in central Chile, my dad and old salt will do the same, he will remind us the sea respect no one, had mercy in none…so you better be safe than sorry…Rest In Peace “Saco”
I am not sure why she would leave a baby like that. Surely family could take care of her with the shortfall. Baby first!! Glad she came around. Sig has always been a solid guy.
Wise decision on Sigs part. It's a whole family he is talking about. In my corporate career, the company would never have more than two of us on the same airplane. In the future, if the weather looks iffy, maybe Mandy should take a pass. It is so hard on Sig because he taught Mandy more than anyone he has ever coached and trusts her.
I have a lot of respect for Mandy. She doesn't *have* to do any of this. But she knows it's in her blood, and she is earning her legacy just like her dad and his dad before her. Being a woman and being a mom on top of that makes it twice as hard for her to be out there, and she's not giving up. Her grandfather would be very proud.
@@johnpauljones9310 because pound for pound, men generally are stronger physically. And men don't have to deal with the myriad of hormones women deal with pre and post pregnancy, many of which make you nauseous and cause cramps. Not to mention, I doubt any of the deckhands are lactacting, which can lead to discomfort ( to say the least) if you don't stick to a schedule...
@@michelle_m4446 What utter nonsense. It's a fishing boat off Alaska and dangerous as hell. How many lactating women get thrown overboard and drown? Your misandry is shower, man-hater.
Women are sick of being expected to sacrifice their livelihoods to be stuck at home with babies all the time. She was doing this to feel included in life outside simply being seen as a mom. Nothing prepares people (particularly moms) for the stress and alienation from normal life that comes as an unintended consequence of having kids, even if you want them in the first place. He made the right decision regarding her safety, but she had every right to be angry at his decision.
@@Kay_The_Coffee_Weirdo "Stuck at home" with her baby? Is that how you interpret this? That's where most mothers of infants WANT to be. I could be wrong though.
@@Kay_The_Coffee_Weirdo she is a woman and a mother. So she has to be both. But because a woman makes a choice to be a mother. I'm sorry girls. The baby must come before yourself
So admirable how she leaves her baby at home while risking her life for no reason. When I had a baby, I decided not to be a cop anymore becasue I didn’t want to risk my life and leave my kid with no one. Feminists are so stupid. Like go home and raise your child
@@pernillemig112 yeah i agree she actually did a good job. She saw the issue and woke up the captain. He was worried about her so was yelling out of concern.
@@Ooshwink82 as a dad I'd do the same but I don't see him asking about or knowing if any of the other crew has a baby at home. If their that in danger then this should be a volunteer thing.
Sig made the right call to protect his amazing daughter. Glad everyone is safe. Mandy is such a pillar of strength and has a great deal of human tenacity for the business. I respect her greatly for making a hard call to return home. Still, with both her and her husband plus two other family members on the boat it was just too risky to possibly leave a newborn with no parents and an added possible loss of extended family.
I'm glad Mandy made that decision. Saylor needs her at home. If her and her husband were on the boat and it went down. Wouldn't be good at all. Her husband will make enough for them.
Man this brought a tear to my eye he's enough bad stuff to know where and when to draw the line sig your the man and Mandy has a great dad indeed be safe sir and catch them crabbys
At the end Sig said he hoped it was the right decision. It's always the right decision when it comes to keeping your children safe no matter what age. He made the right decision for his grandbaby.
Not an easy decision but as a Dad I get where he he is coming from. having been in a horrible storm with my Dad and brother many years ago and being lucky to make it back it's probably the best call even though it was tough to do.
@@zacharyradford5552 it wasn't the best for her. It was the best for everyone on the team except her. Her father, her husband and her uncle were onboard. She was just another worry they would have.
@@notinterested8452 She waited an hour, allowing ice to build with all their pots stacked up BEFORE she PANICKED and went and got him, they had to hurry up and get them overboard
So sorry you have to deal with this disaster. And have this for the rest of your life! I hope you are not suffering from survivors guilt. Must be very hard to deal with!
This situation is just like the Sullivan brothers during world war 2. All of them were on the same ship and all lost at the same time. It was a hard decision for Sig but he is right. The risk out weighs the reward in this situation. That’s what a father does. Much respect for him cause I know it wasn’t easy.
This is one of the down sides of being a captain: making hard decisions. This one is especially hard since it's his daughter. Cudo's for making the right decision, Sig!
She realized it at that moment, right after she said "it was the same last year, no difference " The thought of the possibility did the out that her baby's mother father grandfather and uncles could all be gone and one unfortunate accident.... Vs if something like that happened, at least if she was at home, the child would still have a mother... That's when it got real.
That was a solid decision to make. Both parents on the boat and shit goes wrong and all of a sudden his granddaughter is an orphan. He also makes a solid point that it's not like there won't be money coming in when her husband is there. In the end Sailor needs one of her parents to be home
Sig did the right thing!!! He's in charge and responsible for everything that goes on that boat good or bad - doesn't matter. His daughter with at baby at home has no business being on a boat in those kind of conditions. Like Sig says, if the boat goes down than who is going to be there for the baby! Best point that I ever heard Sig make, and I've watched many of the Deadliest Catch Shows. Family and safety comes first - always!! Sig is a caring father and does not want anything to happen to Mandy and her husband, and I think Sig just knew what he had to do. Tough decisions have to be made in life but in the end it was the right decision - and that is what matters!!!!!
Sig needed to be fully into the trip. He was distracted by his fear and that meant he needed to make a hard choice. I admire his difficult decision and Mandi for realizing she needed to meet him halfway on this.
Mandy is just like her father with stubbornness, but when her child grows older she will realise why sig wanted her off the boat. Parents protect their kids and that’s what Sig was doing! And to make sure that her baby definitely had one parent safe.
Sig is making that High Sea Ruling in good faith. The U.S. Navy named a ship The Sullivans after 5 brothers ( Sullivan Brothers ) all on the same ship died when their ship sank in WW2. The Navy officials then had to knock on their Mother's door and explain that they all died at once.... Never again.
Sig did the right thing as the Captain of the boat as a father , and more importantly as a grandfather she has a baby just months old that needs her at home especially when both parents are on the boat with sig no brainer .....
This was 100% the right call!!! As hard as this was he will always be appreciated for this in the long run and his grand children will be able to thank him one day for that!! This is a lesson maybe all of us those of us who have children should learn, if we don't feel so.ethings right for the well being of the family no matter how hard the choice is sometimes the uncomfortable choice is the right one! I'd rather see my kid disappointed in the moment then lose her and regret it! Sig is an amazing example of how we should do protect our children and family even in tough moments!
Ice accumulation from freezing spray is exactly what ended up sinking F/V Destination. It's easy to see why Sig is freaking out the way he is.
Yah and it's not the only boat to be taken down like that
Our family friend went down with the boat he was on due to that. They had loaded up with crab and were on the way back with a full hold when the pots iced up. There was so much weight with everything the boat tipped and went down with all hands. It happened before I was born or when I was really little and it's a common story. Always make sure to visit the terminal in Seattle every so often to pay respects to the memorial. More names added every year.
How do you know, were you there?
@@Elnalgon_18 NTSB and Coast Guard investigated the sinking, that was their finding. And it's a known fact in bad conditions with freezing spray that it can add over 4000 pounds every 15 minutes. It's brought down a lot of ships. She sunk because she had an estimated 340,000 pounds of extra weight on her, aka ICE. It doesn't usually effect much larger ships, the smaller ships such as fishing boats are very susceptible to it.
Fire and ice are boat killers
Sig's a father first, captain/fisherman second and businessman third. I'd say he has his priorities straight. He can't be as effective as a captain/fisherman if he is distracted and making decisions as a father. He seems to operate based on his experiences and gut instincts, they got him this far, tough to start ignoring them when he's been served so well by them for so long.
Well said
You put it into words perfectly, well mentioned sir.
She lucky she has such a caring father like that and her father's instincts have kept him and his crew alive so i would listen to him
She did what she was suppose to do. She didn't fuck up. So shut up
I love that once she stopped and thought about it she realized "its a huge difference actually"
Please....she was perfectly fine leaving her infant at home with neither parent. That’s really sad & says a lot about her mothering skills!! It’s the middle of winter on the Bering Sea. Of course they were going to run into bad weather.
@@tanyarobinson2098 with all due respect, the point in your reply has little to do with the point in @Archangels Pythons comment. I'm not criticizing your opinion, but there is next to no connection between the two!
She's such a tough girl and wants to make her dad proud. But the whole dynamics have changed when she had her baby. I was scared for a minute that she'd refuse to leave, but so glad she thought about her child and Sailor's future and how it's more important to stay around for her daughter. Money is not everything and I'm so glad Sig and his family realize that. The boat will still fish and the crew will get paid. I pray she continues to understand how important it is to put her child first.
Mandy stop being so prideful and macho just to prove a point. I know you and Clark need to provide for your family, but your mom and dad will never let you and your family do without. Listen to your dad's wisdom and be grateful he loves you and that baby so much.
Send the husband home.
she called her kid Sailor? 😂😂😂
Sig has lost two very dear friends when crab boats have gone down in the last 4-5 years. As you age, and as you see things happen, you gain the understanding that what you think is "immortality", and the idea "it will never happen to me" are illusions, that you can no longer afford.
The look on everyone's face when they realized if that boat goes down that child has no one
That's not a child
@@davidreed3357 They are talking about her child.....
Yah what a stupid mother to put herself in a position to risk her life when she has a baby at home.
@Blablabla44475 what a stupid person to think a pregnant women can't come out of a house.
@@Blablabla44475 you sound completely uneducated
When Sig woke up and saw how quickly the ice was accumulating on the boat with all the pots still on the boat he was scared especially at 3:14…. I’ve never seen that look in sigs eyes before… And it takes Alot to scare capt sig Hansen!! He definitely made the right call… I can’t imagine the stress he goes thru in situations like this, as for all crab boat captains fishing on the bearing sea, but especially when the ice starts accumulating on the boat with full stack of crab pots on the boat….
You and I both know why ,His best friend and mentor went down in an instant because of that very thing that kills Great Captains of the Bering sea.That instant and situation of fast ice on pots, To Sig that was an epiphany. I would have done the same.Because he knows it happens that fast to the best.
I saw Edgar shit himself earlier on in one of the seasons when he realises something about the boat doesn't feel right - turns out the boat had a slack tank. One of the tanks not in use had half filled with sea water because the pump had failed. Meaning it sloshed around in the swell. Edgar went white. Luckily he and Jake managed to get the pump running and empty it out.
@@zoidberg444 Yeah, also, honestly so happy Jake has done so well for himself after how much bullshit he's had to deal with in life.
It's all a set up
@@pokerace420
In fact, what we see is tame compared to the reality of trying to get the cameras into position to actually film when things are at their worst. These camera crews really earn their money....And then some.
If Sig had been called any later, he would have been forced to put his crew on deck and in the rigging with ball bats to beat the ice off the ship......BRUTAL and DANGEROUS and absolutely necessary! Ice buildup can roll one of these ships over fast.................
Sig is a good father and grandfather for being able to make such a decision amidst the stresses of the job. The Bering Sea is no joke. Especially in Winter.
I think as Sig has gotten older, he's coming to realize even more than he already does, just how easily families can be devastated should something happen on the Bering Sea. If the Northwestern happened to go down, somehow, with Sig, Mandy, her husband, and Edgar/Norman onboard, that'd wipe out most of the Hansen family in one go and one of the few remaining members would have to grow up telling people why half their family just all died one day.
Im sure when he saw the ice he instantly went to the Scandies Rose, one of the safest boats in the fleet going down to ice with father and son on board.
Thanks captain obvious
Mandy doesn’t give a fuck about her kid and she doesn’t even love her kid
Mandy is just afraid of being alone
@@trentonallen6965 She needs to be home with that baby... She's kinda greedy her husband is on the boat!
Sig did the right thing. And Mandy deep down knows that and so does the crew. If they were lost at sea, the baby would have no mother OR father. Good call by Sig.
So why not send the father home? I thought women could do anything a man can, and are equal?
@@jasonm949 youre funny
@@jasonm949 either bate or a incel
@@jasonm949 Any boat needs people that can do the grueling physical work which is the majority of their work. And look at the previous mistakes she has made before. She's not nearly as ready to fully Captain as she THINKS she is. She waited AN HOUR with the boat icing up to wake him. Sig knows and she herself knows how UNFORGIVING fishing is, especially in terrible weather. She could have gotten them all killed, left her and her husband's baby parentless. Jake's niece can run circles around Mandy
@@jasonm949 maybe because Sig loves his Daughter?
that was probably the hardest decision ive ever seen sig make. the look on his face when he realized his daughter was in danger. he did what he had to. always listen to your gut. its saved sig many times, and this is no exception.
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Think there was superstition involved....
Why bring Mandy on the boat in the first place?🤦🤷😂
@@brianedward6417 Maybe she want to be captain.
They were ALL in danger not just her.
I really like and respect Sig Hansen. He has seen some terrible things happen out there, and for him to take the time and spend the money to send his baby girl home is just so selfless and caring. He's going to have one less relief captain with her gone, and they are going into some ruthless seas on this trip out, so he is really taking the weight on his shoulders to protect her. This particular clip has made me really respect that man. Sig is the best captain on the Bering Sea, without a doubt. Not because of all the crab he catches (and he for sure gets the crab), but because of his ability to respond to every situation he faces with well thought out decisions.
Listen to him kid, when his gut instinct is screaming then it's time to go home
important to note this was just as good for sig as it was for mandy and the baby, sig already had a massive heart attack so he really doesn't need that added pressure and stress. Tough call to make but it's for the better for both of them.
Like he said, he wouldnt have said it years ago, but Scandies Rose, Destination, loss of Phil, his own medical issues.. also the fact that he is grandfather and has his daughter and son in law on one boat..
Not really a tough call when you think about it. I think Mandy also realized it when she took a minute to think about it.. some things you simply don’t gamble with.
As a father who has lost our 18 yr old son to Cancer 9 yrs ago you absolutely did make the right decision Sig. Don't ever feel bad about protecting your children if you have to make a decision like that.
What about equality if it was a son he wouldn't have made the same decision
@@mikegillihan4428 really?
@@GariFFUSA if you've never seen the show sig is a hardass and if it was his son on deck instead of his daughter it would have been a way different episode
Except, he went out when he had kids.
Seems hypocritical
So sorry for your loss, prayers and love to the family and friends
The Bering Sea cares not of your family and will swallow you down, Captain Sig knows that.
There comes a time when the jewels cease to sparkle, when the gold loses its luster, when the throne room becomes a prison, and all that is left is a father's love for his child.
Crush your enemies! See them driven before you and hear the lamentations of their women!
You can tell she really wanted to be on the ship. Sig made a tough call, and I hope Mandy realizes just how right he is.
She's only there for the cameras.
@@mbm460ns5 Are you also mad about The Little Mermaid? I bet you are.
@@mbm460ns5 Mandy has done the work to become a captain of large fishing vessels. I think she has had it way easier than most on her journey to the captain's chair, but she has educated herself as best as she could. That said, she is a cutie and she does put the asses on the couches and has more folks watching the show!
@@92Jdmsupra Are you mad that it's going to flop like every other live action remake?
@@victorlassiter8827 That's really cute you think this show is real and not scripted
Props to her for getting help. She could’ve tried to make her dad proud and tried to handle the situation all by herself but she realized the severity of the situation and made the right call.
I think Sig is proud of her regardless. She is a badass just like her dad.
One hundred. Ego has sunk many a ship.
Props to her for getting help? She left a very serious issue go on for over an hour before she said anything, pathetic at best.
Also how would she of handled it all by herself? Was she going to get out there and chisel off the ice? Stop being such a white knight lol
@@BikingVikingHH The proper thing to do when you see ice starting to build up like that is inform the Captain of the vessel. Even if said Captain is asleep, you wake them up and inform them. If she alerted the Captain earlier, he could have had the crew out busting the ice well before having to throw all of the pots overboard to avoid sinking.
I’m sure Mandy was very upset being kicked off the boat but I hope she understood that her father is doing this because he loves her and does not want to put her in unnecessary danger. The Bering Sea is one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the world
That and he doesn’t want his grandchild to grow up without a parent. Both Mandy and her husband work on the Northwestern.
Thays very risky having both parents on the boat. Of something happens then the child loses both parents. But on another note like she said she can't afford to go home either I totally get that. But one of them parents should go home in case something happens.
I think when sig pointed out "if something happens literally everyone in that baby's life will be gone", it clicked for her.
Mandy will realize one day. “Dad was completely right.” She just doesn’t see it yet.
Sigs a grandpa now and I think he was just looking out for his grandchild and his own child. If anything happens to the boat that kid could loose it’s mom and dad
@@ryans413 sig realized if mandy didn't wake him up thinking its her job to have taken over ,the boat Would have rolled over her skil will never match her fathers
@@Slick1G3 to be fair not many captains can match sigs skill . At least when it comes to catching crabs
She seen it 3 minutes after she said maybe you have a point she knew immediately
Thats the benefit of being the daughter of the captain,he won't risk her/grandkids well being but she will be fine.....he won't let her and her family go hungry.Fortunate position to be in
I love seeing Mandy on the northwestern but sig has a point she know has a baby and having both parents plus a grandfather and an uncle all on the same boat ,if something where to happen and the boat sinks sailor literally will loose half of her family in one shot. They both made a difficult decision but it was for the best for now you know sig will definitely have Mandy back on sooner than expected
How did I get over 100 likes on this comment that’s so crazy thank you everyone
lose* tighten up
@@W4RY3NTRY wdym tighten up
Go with your gut Sig
Exactly @sector z..
Sig would never forgive himself if something were to happen.
With weather like that...
Its a crap shoot.
Zig is a responsible father, i can say it, based on his decision , he wanted to protect mandy and his grandchild if theres something bad will happen the baby will lose both parents and grand dad, nice move capt sig
Sig is super legit, haven't watched the show in many years, was catching up with some of these clips, what a story this show has produced, I don't think anyone could have anticipated the raw human experience that took place through the years, several novels and movies should and probably will be produced in the future, in the most un obvious place imaginable
I'm not a fisherman..but he's right ..no reason to have the entire family on board at the same time in bad weather
@@NoBody11010 you also can’t live when your dead, and a child with dead parents is often ungood.
I got mad “sole survivor policy” vibes. The Sullivans, etc. SPR. Mandy snapped out of it after a few minutes. Everything changes when you have children, everything. At least, if you have a soul, it ought to.
Cut, cut cut.......can we do that again except this time with a little more emotion.
This is a serious lesson any new parent has to learn. The child's future and well being is always what comes first when making decisions. It sucks not having money but like Sig said, if the boat goes down then what? The child doesn't have a Mom or a Dad.
Or a Grandfather....
@@NoBody11010 it's obviously what Sig is talking about. I get what you're saying but when it comes to your child, you have to think ahead and make smart decisions. There's couples with children that don't fly together for the same reason.
Why wasn’t that conversation had before she ever got on the boat???? She had no business being out there in the first place!! It was irresponsible of ALL of them. Thank God she didn’t kill them all by waiting any longer, letting that ice accumulate for an hour. No wonder Sig was so upset with her.
@@tanyarobinson2098 Exactly, and WHY Sig even allowed her and her husband on the same trips AFTER them having a baby is truly beyond me with him knowing how truly unforgiving the waters are, how many people that he personally knew of who were seriously injured, even killed in his years of fishing. That was sheer foolishness having them BOTH on the same trip. Tell them 1 or the other. Not both. 1 HAS to go the hell home to their child. She could have gotten everyone killed by waiting to wake him. She's not as ready to fully Captain as she THINKS she is and she needs to face reality quickly.
Jake's niece however has really proven herself
She’s lucky to have a Dad who really cares
Would you say same if she was a male? If not...misogyny. It is her job/career, which Sig just hurt. She is gonna face this sooner or later. Sig was a coward.
Coward for caring about his family? You couldn’t even type that bullshit without editing it. I feel sorry whatever family you have if any.
@@arthurunknown8972 SHE could have gotten everyone killed, left their daughter parentless by waiting an HOUR to wake him. She is not as ready to fully Captain as she thinks she is. WHY did she wait AN HOUR. That was sheer irresponsibility on her part. Sig knows it and SHE knows it. Sig made the right call, He as well as she knows how unforgiving the seas are, the people they've known over the years that were killed due to that very situation happening. A crew is only as strong as their weakest link and she is indeed a weak link.She has made NUMEROUS mistakes before. Jake's niece runs circles around Mandy, She's proven she can handle the hard shit. So misogyny aint got shit to do with it.
No shit.
& a baby girl.
@winniethepoohandeeyore2 first, her license is higher than his. Second, she didn't put anyone in danger. Third, to get better, she needs sea days, not land days. Fourth, he did not send her home for performances issues. He sent her home because she was female. If male, he wouldn't have done so, which is the definition of sexual discrimination.
Everyone at sea faces the possibility of death. That's the career she picked & why they make big money. Btw, the boat didn't sink, so she was relieved for nothing but Sig's cowardice.
I was an avid fan of this show for its first couple seasons. It fell off my radar after that for no apparent reason, but my favorite boat was always the Northwestern, and Sig was always my favorite captain.
Agree, he is the most competent
Awwww A Dads love is will always make you go "WHOS CUTTING ONIONS?"
Never a wrong decision when looking out in best interests of your nearest and dearest.
No doubt here. You saw the bigger picture and it was right call. That call was love and caring
the old sig wouldve given her crap if she wanted to leave but ever since he had his heart attack its really opened his eyes about family and life
I love Sig for Caring about his family so much!❤🚢
Say that to his brothers….
@@simonshotter8960 In what way ?? As a recovering functional addict we may sacrifice the prize ,but to have a Family member who did not totally disown us gave us a place at the helm, well they owe us nothing .Don,t bet the business or Ship and Crew on one who is troubled I wouldn't Family or not .And what Brother is that he shit on as Family if that's the issue . ?? Sig is Hard and a Prick but He has changed and I like the new Sig.And Mandy is Solid .But also a new Mom.
@@SuperCody1124 maybe his actions forced his brother into addiction….
Powerful moment ! A baby at home when mommy and daddy are on a cork screw bobbing in the middle of the sea with ice on it ? Papa Sig's intuition was the best decision maker here !
I dig how "all in" she is. I respect the hell out of that. She's a badass...no one can take that away from her.
Hahaha, she couldn't do even the most basic task! Like every ×/× in the workforce.
@@이이-n4z8y wow. English much?
@@cerebraltackle Wow, your mom will be so proud of you for spotting a typo! Do you have anything else?
@@이이-n4z8y Sure, a quick question - Did you actually graduate?
Graduates don't misspell? Cerebral fumble
I don't think men understand that women are sick of being stuck at home with babies all the time. She wanted to be on the boat not only to make money, but feel included in life outside simply being seen as a new mom.
A mother's first priority should always be her child
If you wouldn’t allow your children to do it how can you take anyone?
The risk is too great to bring your daughter but it’s fine to take her husband and everyone else too?…. I get it as a dad but as an employee I’d have to ask is it safe enough to work or not?
Its not about her being his child. Its about her and her husband and dad and onkel being on board and if something happens her baby while lose both parents and half the family. Its a matter of ensuring that in dangerous conditions atleast one parent survives. Its might be a bit riskier than normal but everyone on board is willing to take that risk, because thats what the job brings. Its just a way bigger risk to have both parents of a baby on board of this ship. all the other crew members have their spouse safe at home.
It’s a situation where they HAVE to go she doesn’t. Her husband is on the boat making money. You don’t think Sig has her covered with his fishing money and Discovery money?
there will always be a difference between men and women and no degree of post-modern thought will change it. Women are seen as there to make sure the "tribe" continuous and the family continues. Men are far less reliable as humans to be expected to care for their kin. Women are not. The other way to see it is any person on there can relief for the boat if Sig has an issue or needs to sleep. She cannot work the other parts of the ship. It may not be fair, it is absolutely asymmetric but that's the way things go. Men sacrifice and they hope they are rewarded for it. It is our lot.
Totally respect his decision!!! There is NOTHING on Earth that I love more than my Daughter!!! My Baby-Girl means everything to me and protecting her (anyway that I possibly can) is the #1 priority!!
@B-Man exactly.
Would you name your daughter sailor?
I Luv how much Sig Luvs his Family 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️ Its how we all should be
And always passing down the knowledge. He's such an OG.
Great job you two. This was 100% the decision I would have made. You worrying about her on the boat in those conditions could put your entire crew in jeopardy, lose focus for 1 minute and it can be over. She’ll thank you for this. World class Sig…world class my man.
Just proved , all my years of watching this show. Sig has always showed true. He’s a great captain. Many of them are but sig , he’s just different. His boat would be the only one I’d get on other then Time Bandit.
I'd definitely get on Cornelia Marie if captain Phil Harris was still alive. Now his son Jake runs the boat. Don't think I'd board it now!!💯
@@brianedward6417 Phil Harris was
a legend. Bad ass captain.
@@Tdaddy9510 Jake is cool though. I think the younger brother still on drugs..smh
Josh was running the CK but he's a pedophile
@@brianedward6417 u mean Josh cuz Jake is his younger brother
He struggled to communicate it, but he knew that as long as she was onboard in that situation given the bigger picture he wasn't going to be able to devote his full attention to the task at hand. And he knew that would really increase the odds of getting someone injured or killed.
Hard enough having a brother on board. Sig is Mandy's Dad and she's a new mother AND the father is on the boat!!!! Good move Sig. I'm a Dad and it's a no brainer. Not her fault. The ice is how the Destination went down which is in Sig's mind as well no doubt.
This was a Captain and a Father decision. Good move Sig. It made Mandy stronger. Father knows best!
Every baby needs the mother in his or her immediate vicinity, especially in the first year of life. This is very important for the development of the child but is grossly underestimated nowadays.
The grandfather sensed what was good for the child and it's also better for his daughter.
sig sounds genuinely scared. i've never seen him act this way before.
New level of respect for Captain Sig. Safety first. My family had been at sea as fishermen for generation, not in a trawler but in a small boat in central Chile, my dad and old salt will do the same, he will remind us the sea respect no one, had mercy in none…so you better be safe than sorry…Rest In Peace “Saco”
I would never ever guess that his daughters were adopted…. They look almost identical.
I am not sure why she would leave a baby like that. Surely family could take care of her with the shortfall. Baby first!! Glad she came around. Sig has always been a solid guy.
Trying to be a strong and independent woman 🙄 instead of a good mother
Wise decision on Sigs part. It's a whole family he is talking about. In my corporate career, the company would never have more than two of us on the same airplane. In the future, if the weather looks iffy, maybe Mandy should take a pass. It is so hard on Sig because he taught Mandy more than anyone he has ever coached and trusts her.
“Business continuity” or as it is here, “familial continuity”
@@qwerty112311 very true
Looking to preserve his bloodline if something bad were to happen. Smart man
lmfao "preserve his bloodline" bro this ain't Game of Thrones. He simply wanted his daughter to be safe.
She's actually his step daughter.
@@winniethepoohandeeyore2 ohh i didn’t know that.. thank you 😊
Sig loves Mandy and their family. Some times love is tough decisions. 🥰
I have a lot of respect for Mandy. She doesn't *have* to do any of this. But she knows it's in her blood, and she is earning her legacy just like her dad and his dad before her. Being a woman and being a mom on top of that makes it twice as hard for her to be out there, and she's not giving up. Her grandfather would be very proud.
How does being a man and a father make fishing in those waters twice as EASY?
@@johnpauljones9310 because pound for pound, men generally are stronger physically. And men don't have to deal with the myriad of hormones women deal with pre and post pregnancy, many of which make you nauseous and cause cramps. Not to mention, I doubt any of the deckhands are lactacting, which can lead to discomfort ( to say the least) if you don't stick to a schedule...
She has done nothing but fuck up and jeopardize the safety of everyone, and routinely so. There is little to be proud of.
@@michelle_m4446 What utter nonsense. It's a fishing boat off Alaska and dangerous as hell. How many lactating women get thrown overboard and drown? Your misandry is shower, man-hater.
It doesn't... she failed at being a man, nothing to see hete
Her baby needs her more than the boat. Good call.
And what a perfect name for her daughter!! ❤️
Absolutely
Women are sick of being expected to sacrifice their livelihoods to be stuck at home with babies all the time. She was doing this to feel included in life outside simply being seen as a mom.
Nothing prepares people (particularly moms) for the stress and alienation from normal life that comes as an unintended consequence of having kids, even if you want them in the first place.
He made the right decision regarding her safety, but she had every right to be angry at his decision.
@@Kay_The_Coffee_Weirdo "Stuck at home" with her baby? Is that how you interpret this? That's where most mothers of infants WANT to be. I could be wrong though.
@@Kay_The_Coffee_Weirdo she is a woman and a mother. So she has to be both. But because a woman makes a choice to be a mother. I'm sorry girls. The baby must come before yourself
@@Ksane of course. When you as a woman choose to be a mother. The baby must come first
What a proud, strong woman she is. Respect.
So admirable how she leaves her baby at home while risking her life for no reason. When I had a baby, I decided not to be a cop anymore becasue I didn’t want to risk my life and leave my kid with no one. Feminists are so stupid. Like go home and raise your child
she doesnt have any interest in fishing,
Fatherly instincts take over should be second nature to most. Also thinking about his grand baby. That was a hard but great call
Capt Sig has always been my favorite. How he handles situations bad and good.
That is a true captain.
It's nice to see Sig finally treat her like a crew member instead of a spoiled daughter. Yell at her I love it lol
That wasn’t him yelling at her as a crew, that was a dad yelling at his daughter out of concern 💀
@@pernillemig112 yeah sure whatever you say😉
@@pernillemig112 yeah i agree she actually did a good job. She saw the issue and woke up the captain. He was worried about her so was yelling out of concern.
@@Ooshwink82 as a dad I'd do the same but I don't see him asking about or knowing if any of the other crew has a baby at home. If their that in danger then this should be a volunteer thing.
@@pernillemig112 I agree with you, he was definitely concerned. Damn near scared.
can't run a boat without a captian. staying alive is all that matters. sig is a true captain, where he puts crew about profits
Sig made the right call to protect his amazing daughter. Glad everyone is safe. Mandy is such a pillar of strength and has a great deal of human tenacity for the business. I respect her greatly for making a hard call to return home. Still, with both her and her husband plus two other family members on the boat it was just too risky to possibly leave a newborn with no parents and an added possible loss of extended family.
I'm glad Mandy made that decision. Saylor needs her at home. If her and her husband were on the boat and it went down. Wouldn't be good at all. Her husband will make enough for them.
She was being greedy! Should have never left that Lil baby in the first place!! Go home and take care of your child woman..... wtf
That's why Sig is the Boss of all Boss's
Man this brought a tear to my eye he's enough bad stuff to know where and when to draw the line sig your the man and Mandy has a great dad indeed be safe sir and catch them crabbys
At the end Sig said he hoped it was the right decision. It's always the right decision when it comes to keeping your children safe no matter what age. He made the right decision for his grandbaby.
Sig stopped being a captain and became DAD and GRANDDAD.
Sig made a good decision here
Not an easy decision but as a Dad I get where he he is coming from. having been in a horrible storm with my Dad and brother many years ago and being lucky to make it back it's probably the best call even though it was tough to do.
She wasn't kicked off. She was presented with the situation and given the choice which she accepted.
No she was getting kicked off once she calmed down she realized it’s was best for her.
@@zacharyradford5552 it wasn't the best for her. It was the best for everyone on the team except her. Her father, her husband and her uncle were onboard. She was just another worry they would have.
@@victorunbea8451 she's the only reason they're still alive.
@@notinterested8452 She waited an hour, allowing ice to build with all their pots stacked up BEFORE she PANICKED and went and got him, they had to hurry up and get them overboard
My father lost at sea in 1959..left behind wife and 3 children..my mom almost joined him on that. Trip...
I'm a fisherman's daughter as well Mandy...croation family from San Pedro..love you sister...
So sorry you have to deal with this disaster. And have this for the rest of your life! I hope you are not suffering from survivors guilt. Must be very hard to deal with!
This situation is just like the Sullivan brothers during world war 2. All of them were on the same ship and all lost at the same time. It was a hard decision for Sig but he is right. The risk out weighs the reward in this situation. That’s what a father does. Much respect for him cause I know it wasn’t easy.
This is one of the down sides of being a captain: making hard decisions. This one is especially hard since it's his daughter. Cudo's for making the right decision, Sig!
As someone who's just had my first daughter, idk how she could stand to be away. It must be really difficult.
I hope now she knows that it was for the best and no bad blood between father and daughter
I miss EDGAR as deck boss
Me Too
yeah well, he deserved his jail sentence
She realized it at that moment, right after she said "it was the same last year, no difference "
The thought of the possibility did the out that her baby's mother father grandfather and uncles could all be gone and one unfortunate accident.... Vs if something like that happened, at least if she was at home, the child would still have a mother... That's when it got real.
Kudos Sig. Best decision you ever made
0:37 look at that mean mug and hook nose, spitting image of sig
that was clearly the Father speaking and not the Captain! Mandy is very lucky to have such a caring father!!!
Mandy made a great call waking dad
That was a solid decision to make. Both parents on the boat and shit goes wrong and all of a sudden his granddaughter is an orphan. He also makes a solid point that it's not like there won't be money coming in when her husband is there. In the end Sailor needs one of her parents to be home
I tell ya I don’t eat seafood but ppl need to remember and thank these gents. Yes they go willingly and get paid but to do that job is insane .
Sig did the right thing!!! He's in charge and responsible for everything that goes on that boat good or bad - doesn't matter. His daughter with at baby at home has no business being on a boat in those kind of conditions. Like Sig says, if the boat goes down than who is going to be there for the baby! Best point that I ever heard Sig make, and I've watched many of the Deadliest Catch Shows. Family and safety comes first - always!! Sig is a caring father and does not want anything to happen to Mandy and her husband, and I think Sig just knew what he had to do. Tough decisions have to be made in life but in the end it was the right decision - and that is what matters!!!!!
Sig needed to be fully into the trip. He was distracted by his fear and that meant he needed to make a hard choice. I admire his difficult decision and Mandi for realizing she needed to meet him halfway on this.
The longer these shows are on the more drama get created so the show doesn’t get stale. But that was unscripted pure dad right there!
Mandy is just like her father with stubbornness, but when her child grows older she will realise why sig wanted her off the boat. Parents protect their kids and that’s what Sig was doing! And to make sure that her baby definitely had one parent safe.
Until the captain retires or another heart attack stops him, she will always be daddy's little girl. That's just how it works
Sig knows what hes doing. Every call he makes, just go with it.
Sig is making that High Sea Ruling in good faith.
The U.S. Navy named a ship The Sullivans after 5 brothers ( Sullivan Brothers ) all on the same ship died when their ship sank in WW2. The Navy officials then had to knock on their Mother's door and explain that they all died at once....
Never again.
Sig did the right thing as the Captain of the boat as a father , and more importantly as a grandfather she has a baby just months old that needs her at home especially when both parents are on the boat with sig no brainer .....
Apple did not fall far!!
Sig is looking out for the ones closest to his heart so he can fish knowing they are ok.
Is this scripted now? It looks like acting...
Reality tv is not reality
This was 100% the right call!!! As hard as this was he will always be appreciated for this in the long run and his grand children will be able to thank him one day for that!! This is a lesson maybe all of us those of us who have children should learn, if we don't feel so.ethings right for the well being of the family no matter how hard the choice is sometimes the uncomfortable choice is the right one! I'd rather see my kid disappointed in the moment then lose her and regret it! Sig is an amazing example of how we should do protect our children and family even in tough moments!
Sig Hansen became a grandfather?...
Good for him!...
Great decision by Sig and Mandy. Safety always comes first! This was too dangerous with both parents on board. 💯👍❤️
Oh Mandy. She came and she gave without taking.....And Sig sent her away.
its amazing what age, knowledge and love does to a salty crab fisherman. I could really see Sigs concern for his daughter and his grandchild
Move......move