Sig Hansen Distraught As His Friend Captain Jeff Is Announced Lost At Sea | Deadliest Catch
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2024
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After receiving an EPIRB distress signal from a fishing vessel, the US Coast Guard fleet send out an MH60 helicopter to search the Bering Sea.
From season 13 episode 18.
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Coast Guard is the most underappreciated branch of the military. They're the most hands-on with directly saving civilian lives.
What to think of the divers. Always jumping in cold dark water without knowing anything beneath the surface. Genuine heroes!
Lived in AK for nearly 10 years. They operate in some of the most extreme weather conditions, and are held in the highest regard around that area. They are the best of us.
Larry Lawton, famous YTer and ex-prolific jewel thief, was in the CG before his life of crime and prison time, and talks about how he still has PTSD from some of the recovery missions he went on...seems that was about as horrific as anything he encountered in the living Hell that was 12 years in federal prison.
Wish I would have joined the coast gaurd!
Amen! They’re true badasses!! True heroes!!!
EPIRB for anyone who doesn't know- Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon. It has a hydrostatic release gear that gets activated when the boat/ship reaches a certain depth in the water. The gear comes loose and the EPIRB floats to the top and starts broadcasting signals that contains a unique identification number of that particular vessel
Thanks for the explanation
I assumed it was some kind of signal but thanks for the explanation. It helped me to understand that a person didn’t actually send a mayday signal. It kind of seems like somehow the boat went down really fast and the people didn’t have time to send a mayday signal.
@@caseyj779 yeah. It most likely was a giant rogue wave which hit them on the side and capsized the boat. A Mayday signal is sent with the push of a single button on the VHF radio. It must have been a violent impact and even a veteran captain couldn't get the mayday out.
100th like and thank you for explaining 😊
Thank you for explaining.
Sig is a genuine human with compassion, his body language is so clear of that.
you mean the scripted scene of sig fake crying. incredible stuff
@@spoils2873 stay in your mamas basement!
As opposed to a fake human?
@@spoils2873 what are you on bro?
@@spoils2873Sig brought a bottle of vodka on my boat when he was docked beside us. The show definitely skews reality, but Sig is a good dude.
“Last known position”.. you could see the soul shattering heartbreak in Sigs face.
He was half distracted until he heard that. The snap to attention is heartbreaking.
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I was young when my adopted father did commercial fishing I new a lot of the guys like sid and phill it's a thankless job
One of my best friends Kai Hamik was on the destination. We played baseball together from JRhigh and even into college. He was an amazing man, friend, son, and brother. We all miss you buddy. The loss of him and his crew devastated so many. Love you buddy
I'm sorry about your friend.😢 it had to be a shock for you.😔
Sorry for your loss. Prayer covering for these men is important imo. I come from a long line of fishermen. My great-great-great-grandfather Collins was almost lost when his ship went down off Newfoundland, he managed to get into a dory and row himself and a few survivors to shore. It was considered a feat of strength. Unfortunately, it tore his body apart and he died within 2 years. The men who go down to the sea in ships.
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Prayers for all
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I was a staunch fan of "Deadliest Catch"....loved every minute of every show. To this day I have tremendous respect for the crew of every boat....these men have a kind of courage that is rarely acknowledged in our world today. It is heartbreaking to learn of these losses !!
Yes....so we can eat 🦀
From the point when Casey says “Last known position…”, and Sig goes into panic mode…man, that’ll never not be hard to watch. RIP Jeff and the Destination crew. 🙏🏻♥️
44 years as a commercial fisherman on the North Atlantic.. I lost a brother to a rogue wave. It is a hard life, but I would have done no other. It is a family tradition that goes back almost 150years in my family. My 2 sons do it now and so will their sons.
TO ALL YOU STILL OUT THERE
FAIR WINDS
CALM SEAS
what can happen to a large vessel like that to go down so quickly that they cant even get a mayday out or get their suits on much less get into a life raft? does anyone know, I don't know about things like this so no offense to anyone.
Maybe it's time for a new family tradition.
@@faith6833like surfing social media 😅
@@e.s.5529if I remember correctly in this particular instance they were overloaded. There are several other reasons such as a rouge wave, too much ice on the boat and a slack tank, all of those can cause a boat to sink with little to no warning.
@@e.s.5529 i just read the coast guards press release which was that they went out overloaded in freezing spray with ice build up and the crew was fatigued. They also believe a hatch was left open stating that would cause the ship to sink within minutes. The families seem to think captain and crew were pressured by the owner to leave the dock early unprepared and wanted criminal charges brought up which was never done. This is just what I read in a news report after googling it so take that for what you will.
The look on Sigs face was gut wrenching.
I served four years in the Coast Guard at Station Sandkey, it’s almost unbelievable how fast a boat of that size can go down. What a terrible way to go. R.I.P
What do you think happened? It sounded like they didn't have time to SOS. Or something blew up
Question: What is the most common way a boat of that size sinks? Possible a rogue wave was involved?
No mayday is wild…
watched a 60ft seiner go down in 12 seconds once. she was on the bottom in 75ft. in less than a minute. it happens scary fast.
@@valerieodle6589 I honestly could only speculate, I do know when I would stand watch if we got a mayday call the position of the vessel in distress is the the most important thing, if they are taking on water and water hits the batteries they no longer have communication. I’ve Seen boats go down from a shaft falling out, to getting swamped from a wave etc etc.
This gets me every time I watch it. The pain and shock and Sig’s face just brings tears to my eyes. And the producer and camera man, very respectful, and walked out and gave him time.
Sig is the most real and honest human onthat show and you can see on his face the pain... Godspeed Jeff..
The fact the brave men and women of the coast guard is called puddle pirates is so disrespectful. They are heroes!!! Thank you so much for your hard work I've never needed the cost guard but I sure do appreciate all they do and my deepest love and respect to the ones who have gave their lives to save others!
Puddle pirates are actually an endearing term. It’s playful but every department respects what everyone does. I’d bet my life on a CG rescue Swimmer any day.
@@TheHighAnglerexactly. We poke fun at each other like siblings do but when push comes to shove we’re family and no one messes with our family.
and eff amerikkka too
@@NabiscoAmericango cho ke onna horse ding a ling
The producer saying sorry acually made me start crying dude
I live on the West Coast of Vancouver Island, in a fishing town. Everyone has marine VHF here. Its part of life. Let me tell you what its like to hear someone you know and care for. radio the general channel... PANPAN PANPAN PANPAN..... The world stops. its the truly a helpless feeling. Rest easy my friends we miss you all.
I lost my best friend too! Her name was Toni. I miss her very much. We’d been friends for 35 years. She died when she was 44. I totally understand the pain. Sorry for your loss, Sig.
I’m sorry for your loss too ❤
That’s horrible, my Condolences 🙏🏻
That face of pure physical pain Sig had was almost exactly how I reacted when my sister called me to say my brother died a few years ago. It's such a primal thing I even let out a noise like my chest was being crushed. Hope Sig was OK after, takes a long time to get right after that kind of loss especially when it's sudden and unexpected
Many years ago, I was a young Coast Guardsman in the Gulf of Mexico. When a ship went down there, at least the water was warm enough that a survivor could last for many hours. Those cold Alaskan waters are unforgiving. Rest in peace crew.
There’s also a bunch of sharks lol
@@glockdude5472are you making a joke, or the lol stands for something else?
@@juanmendez3770 your English is atrocious.
@@juanmendez3770 are you asking me that, or are you telling me it stands for something else??
@@juanmendez3770 and yes, I was laughing as I said there are sharks. Is lol only allowed when telling a joke? Are you the “lol” police??
The look on Sigs face was heartbreaking. My heart goes out to all.
Still heartbreaking to see. All these years later
From a former Coast Guardsman who's done several SARs, some good and some with bad results, it's always tough.
The mood on the helicopter was Stoic. The Crew remained professional but at the same time you can feel the mood change. Really tough to launch in the hope of doing another great job only to learn your efforts on this mission are going to be without reward. Important to remember that this kind of situation is also part of the job for the Coast Guard team.
Never seen this video before. Thank you. You honour the fallen and the crews that try to help out.
This clip is something like 6 or more years old
@@JustGigi319 Stopped watching after Phil Harris passed. So it's news to me.
RIP to the Captain and Crew...
Lost my step Dad to the ocean on a crab boat in the early 80s, when I was 11. I feel for all the families and friends of all who lose love one's to the ocean, she has no mercy. As fickle as can be.
What was his name?
So very sorry for your loss. 🙏🏻♥️
So very sorry for your loss. 🙏🏻♥️
💔🙏🏼❤❤
Where did your step dad fish at?
Heartbreaking.I watch all the way to Phil passing and the hardships the boys faced. It got too hard and zig wS always helping those boys all and everyone of them. Hard to see he has lost his buddy ❤❤
When Sig asks for a moment you know he’s at a loss for words. RIP destination crew.
My heart just absolutely broke when I seen sig's face as he heard the news! RIP Jeff! and to all the crews on all these boats stay strong and most of all stay safe! much love!
This was so sad .Sig took it hard Captain Jeff and Crew 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Never seen this show but I know what it is to lose someone very close to you. My condolences to the man's family and his closest friends. Such heartbreaking news.
In the Perfect Storm Movie the wife said..." I just lost my husband for a bunch of stinking fish." R.I.P. Captain Jeff
They were tight. He also knows it could be him in the ocean. Dangerous work
The anguish on Sig’s face is palpable. So awfully sorry.
this may have been years ago. but sig knew as soon as he said they didnt get off a mayday they were most likely gone.
Sig didn't even get to send out a mayday when he went down either. Death comes quick and doesn't care if you do or don't have over 60 crab pots on board..
@@HillaryClintonUSAsig is still alive tf you on about?
@@HillaryClintonUSAwhat?
Sig is very much alive!
@@junecoulthard8942 he passed away 02/11/2023
The Bering Sea is unforgivable. It’s hard to believe that ships can go down in the snap of a finger like they do. When the proverbial hits the fan you literally have only seconds to do a number of things in exact order and get everything exactly right. In some instances like the tragedy that happened with the Destination you don’t even get that. So sorry this happened. RIP guys.
Awww Sig! Bless'em! He made me cry!
So sorry for your loss. Praying for you all.
I have been here, most wont know the feelings of knowing that nobody will ever know what happened to someone they care about, simply gone from this world. Bless you all, Chin up and keep on
Sig was always my favorite when i used to watch this show... he had so much empathy compared to the others. the panic and heartbreak on his face and voice....
As soon as Sig heard it was his friend you can see the pain in his heart like it was ripped out 😢
"The sea giveth and the sea taketh"
Away
❤ RIP, Destination ❤
The sea can be a cruel place at times, thoughts and prayers to the members lost RIP ⛴🙏
The official report details the ship was overloaded with pots and bait, add to that the excess of ice and the boat capsized. The report states it was completely preventable. I hope they found their peace.
I remember Sig saying something about the crab pots weights being off which caused the overload.
After this I believe the entire fleet had load limit test done on all the ships to make sure they weren’t overloaded.
My Cousin was Lost at Sea 25 years ago.
Left Warrenton, Oregon on their Way to Alaska to Fish for Crab. Never found Anyone.
Just gut wrenching for the Family. God Bless these hard Working Men.
I’ve never seen Sig look so horrified. I’ve watched this show from day one and Sig is a strong fisherman. But this brought him to his knees. God bless this man and the crewman of the FV Destination.
I had seen this a few years back but it still hits hard knowing they all went down. May all of these Beautiful Souls RIP 🙏 ❤
Former Naval Airdale, NAS Jax Florida. Use to watch the Sea Kings all the time. Tremendous respect for the CG. As an AMH/AMS our P3 Orions did a lot of SAR in the 70's when I was in. God Bless the "Destination" Crew,
"Fair Winds and Following Seas"
May the all rest in peace.
Love the show, Deadliest catch
Most people have no real idea how treacherous the sea can be. RIP to the souls that were lost.
I remember this episode. Gut wrenching stuff.
Every time I watch this, it breaks my heart for Sig and the crew of The Destination. 😢
So sad. God bless you.
I remember seeing this the first time, I could feel his pain
4.5 hours of fuel, 2 hours to get to target. Leaves 30 min to search before needing to head back. Damn.
There is a LZ on St George if they have to they can stay on scene longer, I think during the meet and greet the Coast Guard Media folks said it is there for emergency’s and not staffed. Other than that I’ve never heard it mentioned in the Navy but it has been used once? That I could find so have no idea what the status is of it. Not listed on a couple of maps I checked so I dunno
I flew for the cg out of kodiak. There is fuel available on st george and st. Paul Island which is close. Sad story. Unfortunately I witnesses many of these.
😣 always loved sig. RIP to those men on that boat
So sorry for your loss Sig & Friends! Very sad day indeed 😢
Love watching this program and Sig has always been a favourite, so awful to see his reaction. So very sad :(
I appreciate the camera man breaking in to tell Sig he was sorry.
Aw, Sig. He wanted to burst out crying but he had that camera on him 😓
I just wanted to hug Sig at that very moment.
My condolences to you &his family .
I love the Coast Guard ❤
The Bering sea is unforgiving, RIP!
Buddy hooked that life ring beautifully
These guys put their lives on line and it's such a hard,cold job.
Retired USCG, stationed in Kodiak, AK 1988-1990, one spring we lost one boat a week for a few weeks. I really is the DEADLIEST Catch. I went out on many searches and came home with no good news for the families.
God bless the BRAVE men of the Coast Guard in Alaska.❤
No way they could survive in those waters ..tragic
I remember this episode vividly
"Were going to give this 110% like this was our own family." God Bless the US Coast Guard.
What i wanna know is what happened? They were that close to land and something happens so fast that they couldn't even get off a mayday. Rogue wave maybe? Thats a scary thought.
They were improperly loaded, the crew was fatigued, and the captain set forth into freezing spray despite knowing these things. A hatch was left open, and the crew was so fatigued that they couldn't keep up with ice buildup. It capsized quickly. The captain was unfortunately complicit a string of missteps.
@@delewan she had to be listing bad before the sinking but no mayday no nothing but somebody had time to tie the epirb to a rope im thinking they were in the water when that happened thinking the coast guard would be able to see the bright yellow rope better so they would find them
I was ATC 10 years in Alaska. My last 39 months were in Cold Bay, AK where Coast Guard regularly bases a Jayhawk rescue helicopter. I had one of the least physical jobs out there, more mental work and ATC radio work. I was chilled every time Coast Guard called up as "Coast Guard Rescue ####." Even the air taxi pilots kept eyes and ears out for fellow pilots and ship crews. A few air taxi planes have marine radios by choice of the owners, in case they need to assist in a search. There's lots of dangerous jobs and the Coast Guard is standing by for any help they can give.
Over 7 years ago this happened....damn!!
May all that have been lost at sea rest in peace.
Jeff Hathaway Awesome seaman was on the f/v Karyn Lynn when he had his first skipper ship 1993
Man this High quality reminds of a tv show called coast guard Alaska TV show.
Sorry for your loss Sig
Thanks for that beneficial definition of EPIRB. I have both feet firmly planted on the land. I have had two frightening experiences with boats. One was with my retired Navy neighbor returning the40ft rented sailboat going south inside San 8:06 Francisco bay. Wind was coming wildly under the bridge along the right side. Left side was only inches above the water. I was praying and holding on for dear life. We made it.
Made a lot of promises. Yes I have broken many of them!
Poor Jeff such a good guy :(
Sad to see nice to know how much they care is rare indeed
You could see the instant the realization of what he was told hit him.
The Coast Guard has been involved in many combat missions in wars. Douglas Munro was a recipient of the Medal of Honor for actions on Guadalcanal during WW2 while piloting a Higgins boat. His actions saved many lives but sadly cost him his. His last words were regarding the safety of the men in his charge.
That boat strait up capsized and went down in less than a minute
Oh Sig..... 😭 Rip destination crew...
Coast guard is on the ball y'all best in the world at saving lives they get it done son !!
I love Sig man and god bless the coast guard
That was a heartbreaking episode. I wonder if they ever found out what happened so fast that they couldn’t get into their survival suits?
Report said they were overloaded with crab pots and then icing caused it to capsize.
the look on Sig's face broke my heart. That is a heavy load to bear.
R.I.P. Destination
Rest in Peace, boyos.
Right when he heard the phrase “last known position” you can see the moment of panic. Terrible stuff.
7:38 Sig is truly devastated by the news. I can’t imagine what it would feel like if someone calls you on the radio to tell you your best friend is lost at sea.
ive seen this clip prolly 10 times .... chokes me up everytime
Me too...I remember the first time I watched the episode
wish the full series was online for people to see, for example on netflix or something like that
What's kind of crazy about this ship sinking, is it appears to be rather calm seas and the ship is just gone.
😢😢 always liked sig
We love our CG folks! The base we have here is the largest aviation facility in the country and the largest employer in the state. It’s also the facility used for the water training. The pool scenes in the movie the Guardian were filmed at the base here.
Was that the New Cap and boat hes real Young Man was just watching it and he called his mom and it was real heart felt bless them and all of you men nothing but respect for you all god watche over all of those guys and thire boats
A very dangerous jobb, respect to the fishermen/woman. And the rescue personels
Worst case scenario is…. 6 more blocks to plant at Fisherman’s Terminal in Ballard!!! I spent a lot of time standing at the Wharf Preying for those that never made it back to the Dock…. Rip Boys RIP.