List of Wicked Tuna episodes

The series premiere introduces four crews of commercial fishermen as they set sail in search of lucrative bluefin tuna in the waters off New England.

After going bust on his last trip, Dave Marciano of Hard Merchandise reels in a $10,000 fish. Meanwhile, the Bounty Hunter crew purposely mislead the Tuna.com guys as payback for Dave's fictitious advice that cost them time and money.

Tuna.com continues on its winning streak; the debts pile up for Bill and the Bounty Hunter as the fish remain scarce and alcoholism takes its toll.

An 1100-pound fish is reeled in by the crew of the Christina, prompting a competitive Dave to put Tuna.com into overdrive to catch up. Meanwhile, Marciano takes out a charter tour in an effort to pay off his accumulating debt.

After a series of near misses, Captain Ralph Wilkins of the Odysea finally tracks down some fish, but then a distress call from a boat with engine trouble forces him to make a tough decision.

As an intense storm batters the coast, Captain Dave Marciano and the crew of the Hard Merchandise head out to sea, risking their lives in hopes of hooking a giant bluefin.

Tensions erupt on Tuna.com when Capt. Dave and Paul get into a heated confrontation that prompts Paul to quit. On the Bounty Hunter, an unsuccessful year forces Capt. Bill's wife to return to a job on land, leaving him shorthanded.

With only two weeks left until the end of the season, Paul Hebert, formerly of Tuna.com, joins the Bounty Hunter crew. On the Hard Merchandise, Jay Meunzner, the first mate, struggles to prove his worth.

A hard season takes its toll on the crew of the Odysea, leading Capt. Ralph to lash out at his first mate, Pirate. On the Bounty Hunter, first mate Paul struggles to prove his worth to his new captain.

With winter approaching, the fishermen reel in their final catches of the year in the Season 1 finale. On Tuna.com, Capt. Dave tries to land what may be the biggest fish of the year.

The second season begins with Dave Carraro encountering an unwelcome visitor in his first fishing spot of the season. Meanwhile, a New Hampshire fisherman heads south to compete with Dave.

Tyler takes a risk by going to Georges Bank. Elsewhere, Kevin enjoys harpooning.

In the continued pursuit of tuna, Bill Monte has gone three weeks without any keeper fish; but, his attention soon turns to his rocky marriage. After refinancing his mortgage, he lands a 184 pound bluefin tuna worth $20 a pound.

The Gloucester-Casco bay classic sportfishing tournament is calling their name, so all the captains & crews pay up to $800 to join the frenzy. Dave's boat gets caught in the anchor line of a recreational fisherman's seine net when all hell breaks out. Tempers flare and relationships are tested at the 23rd Bonaire International & Local Fishing Tournament.

Dave Marciano tries to grab a thresher shark by the tail only to be swatted across the chest, revealing a decent-sized bruise inflicted by the shark . Captain Ralph gets audited by ICCAT and swamped by paperwork and eventually fined $10,000 but settles the fine for $1,500, missing three days of tuna action.

The crew of the FV-Tuna.com relocate when amateur boats start creeping in on their territory; a weekend warrior runs over Kevin's anchor line; Tyler ventures out on his own after giving his crew the week off.

The fishermen work during a major storm.

At the season's midpoint, the captains deal with the increasing pressure to bring home a paycheck.

The Tuna.com takes the lead in Week 9 of the fishing season. Meanwhile, the crew of the Bounty Hunter deal with tension; and Tyler reaches a breaking point with his shipmates.

Dave and Paul enter into an intense competition to see who can catch the most fish.

Paul's newfound confidence is shaken by his inexperienced deckhand; Dave Carraro works with a new recruit; and Tyler learns to cooperate with his Pin Wheel crew.

The last weeks of the season are a struggle as the bluefin tuna begin to migrate south.

The young crew of the Pin Wheel close in on the FV-Tuna.com's lead; Paul needs a win.

Part 1 of 2. Capt. Dave Carraro begins the last week of the season well ahead of the Pin Wheel crew. Meanwhile, Capt. Tyler works to prove himself; Capt. Paul Hebert wants to reach his goal; and Capt. Marciano tries to recover from a rough season

The second season ends with a storm brewing as the crews battle to finish on top.

A rivalry between Tyler and TJ heats up in the Season 3 opener.

Tyler has second thoughts about hiring his friends. Elsewhere, Bill attempts to catch tuna by using tactical maneuvers and harpooning.

A storm threatens the fishing fleet, impairing harpooning operations and forcing one captain to switch boats.

TJ is tracked by a competitor looking to get in on his action. Elsewhere, two captains decide to work together to increase their tuna intake.

Tyler goes to his lucky spot in an attempt to win back his pride and to make some money, but there he finds his former captain TJ already fishing.

Hot Tuna has managed to stay on top of the competition so far. However with the bluefin tuna season heating up, his anxious competition try to contend.

Burdened by the responsibility of providing for their families, the captains grow desperate to catch.

With time running out to catch the elusive North Atlantic Bluefin tuna, Tuna.Com has a narrow lead over Hot Tuna, putting pressure on the Lily to land a killer catch.

Captains get creative as new techniques help boat crews bring in more tuna. Elsewhere, tensions rise between the Hebert brothers aboard the Miss Sambvca.

Tyler McLaughlin has trouble paying his crew; a truce is made between the Hebert brothers; and Dave Marciano attempts another trip in order to make more money.

The crew of the FV-Tuna.com assist the Coast Guard in a rescue mission. Later, a joint venture takes a turn for the worse when slow fishing creates tension between two captains.

Old rivalries ignite between captains with four weeks remaining in the fishing season. Later, Dave Marciano attempts a risky trip far offshore.

With only three weeks left in the current season, the captains struggle to maintain their position on the leaderboard.

Captain Dave Carraro of FV-Tuna.com is determined to keep up his hot streak, but the recklessness of another boat causes him to reach his boiling point. Captain TJ Ott of The Hot Tuna took over second place last week, but Captain Dave Marciano of Hard Merchandise is determined to regain second position. After a rocky start to the season, Captain Paul Hebert of Miss Sambvca has been on a catching streak for the past four weeks, and has his eyes set on second place as well.

With only one week left in the North Atlantic bluefin fishing season, the Gloucester fleet is set for a final showdown in a bid to catch the last monstah tuna of the year. FV-Tuna.com has a commanding lead, leaving Hard Merchandise, Miss Sambvca and The Hot Tuna to battle for second place. On Pin Wheel, captain Tyler McLaughlin is desperate for a final fish to salvage his season after his fall from Gloucester's top-earning fisherman last season to catching only three tuna in the past 14 weeks.

It's opening day of the new bluefin season, and every captain in Gloucester is angling to bring in the first catch and send a powerful message to the rest of the fleet.

Now successfully out of his slump, Captain Tyler McLaughlin sets his sights on beating Captain Dave Carraro on the FV-Tuna.com. But he takes the rivalry too far by playing a mindless prank on the veteran captain, causing tensions to spill over onto the dock.

Captain TJ Ott is eager to put more fish on the deck, but runs into trouble after the steering breaks in the middle of a catch, and only his brother's experience as a mechanic can bail them out in time. Captains Dave Carraro and Tyler McLaughlin are desperately trying to out-fish each other in this season's most intense rivalry.

It's week four of the North Atlantic bluefin tuna season and Captain Paul Hebert fights for his first tuna of the season.

It's week five of Gloucester's bluefin tuna fishing season, and when a sudden storm engulfs the fleet, each captain must decide if the risk of staying out on the water is worth the reward of catching more bluefin tuna.

It’s week six, and Pin Wheel has a narrow lead over last season’s champion fishing vessel Tuna.com, while Hot Tuna, Hard Merchandise and Kelly Ann are lagging behind.

It’s week seven of the North Atlantic Bluefin tuna fishing season and the Gloucester captains must decide to make the long steam to where the fish are biting or take their chances fishing closer to shore.

It’s week eight of the Atlantic bluefin tuna season, and as the season ticks past the halfway point, the Gloucester captains are determined to work harder than ever to put tuna on their decks and charge into the rest of the season as strong as possible. But being on the water for the past two months is taking a toll on crew members and one mate faces a dilemma — keep fishing or quit so he can spend more time with his wife and kids.

It’s week nine of the North Atlantic bluefin tuna season, and Captain Paul Hebert of the troubled Kelly Ann struggles to prove his worth to his crew — and keep his job — after catching only three tuna in the first two months of fishing.

It's the beginning of week 10 of the North Atlantic bluefin tuna season in Gloucester, Massachusetts. With only six weeks of fishing left, the competition is heating up, driving captains to push themselves and their crews to the brink.

It’s week 11 of the North Atlantic bluefin tuna season, and bad luck, bait problems and big egos plague the Gloucester fleet.

It’s week 12 of the North Atlantic bluefin tuna season and, after catching no fish last week, last season’s champion Captain Dave Carraro, of FV-Tuna.com, has sought help from his ally, Captain TJ Ott, of Hot Tuna.

It’s week nine of the North Atlantic bluefin tuna season, and Captain Paul Hebert of the troubled Kelly Ann struggles to prove his worth to his crew — and keep his job — after catching only three tuna in the first two months of fishing.

It’s week 14 of the bluefin tuna season and with less than two weeks of fishing left, the top four crews are locked in a tight race to be Gloucester’s best bluefin boat.

Captain Dave Marciano of the Hard Merchandise is desperately trying to maintain his precarious lead, but several run-ins with sharks and a fleet of fierce competitors are shaking things up. While the majority of the fleet opts to fish inshore, Captain Tyler McLaughlin of the Pinwheel decides to take a gamble and fish farther offshore — it’s a huge risk, but a successful trip could put him on top of the fleet.

There are less than five days left before the Atlantic bluefin tuna season in Gloucester, Massachusetts closes and the competition will come down to the very last day of fishing. Captain Dave Marciano of Hard Merchandise has one tuna on ice and holds a narrow lead of over Captain Dave Carraro of FV-Tuna.com.

It’s the final week of the season and Hard Merchandise holds a narrow lead over the fleet with fifteen fish. Hard Merchandise’s closest rivals FV–Tuna.com, Pin Wheel, and Hot Tuna are all within striking distance of the lead and when a single tuna can be worth upwards of $20,000 the battle for the top spot will go down to the final day.

A new fishing season begins, and everyone is angling to bring in the first catch.

Captain Paul Hebert triumphantly helms his own boat, the Wicked Pissah. TJ Ott and Dave Carraro bury the hatchet after a disagreement last season.

Captain Carraro's alliance with Captain Ott is put to the test. Captain Speeches heads to Maine. Things start to pick up for Captain Marciano.

FV-Tuna.com catches up to last season's champion, Hard Merchandise. Tensions amongst the crewmen on the Wicked Pissah reach a boiling point.

Marciano finds himself in front of Dave. On the Wicked Pissah, turmoil between Paul and his crew threatens to end it for all of them.

After his mates call it quits, Paul is forced to accept a helping hand from Dave, a person who is supposed to be his competition.

Paul's team tries again. Pete notices that Erin is not pulling her weight. Dave and Tyler argue, ending in someone breaking a golden rule in fishing.

At just past the halfway mark of the North Atlantic Bluefin tuna season some teams are working well together and killing it while others are floundering and on the verge of killing each other.

The Gloucester fleet captains all face a familiar decision: whether to take the long, high-risk journey to Georges Bank to increase their chances of a big bluefin haul - or possibly come home empty-handed.

After a massive haul offshore on Georges Bank last week, Captain Dave Carraro of FV-Tuna.com and Captain TJ Ott of Hot Tuna decide to double down and make the long trip again in hopes of another massive payday.

When a violent storm rolls in, the Gloucester captains face a tough decision at a critical time: Do they fish or flee?

Last season’s champion Hard Merchandise has a precarious lead over persistent rival FV-Tuna.com., while Hot Tuna and Pinwheel battle forces beyond their control just to make a profit on the season.

With only three weeks left, the North Atlantic captains face more competition than ever as boats from all over head to Gloucester and battle for those last bluefin of the season. The bite is hot inshore, forcing captains into a turf war with the competition - and each other.

There is a narrow margin separating the top four boats and only two weeks left in the season.

In the last week of the Atlantic bluefin tuna season, the closest race in Wicked Tuna history is a tossup among four top contenders. It will all come down to the final catch! With high-value bluefin paying off at up to $16,000, the captains are all one fish away from victory or defeat.

Old rivals and a new competitor race to land the first fish of the season, which brings big money for one lucky captain.

The pressure is on for Captain Paul Hebert to land his first tuna. As the captains choose sides, Paul vows to prove his critics wrong.

A good deed by Captain Tyler McLaughlin earns him some positive karma. Captain Dave Carraro, frustrated with his dry spell, resorts to shady tactics.

After a month of fishing, the mates of the fleet prove their worth, and one boat makes a historic haul that could change the outcome of the season.

After his mates succeed without him, Captain Dave Carraro is desperate to redeem himself in the eyes of the fleet, his crew and himself.

It’s the midpoint of the season, and Captain Tyler McLaughlin is determined to stay out as long as necessary in order to best his rival, Dave Carraro.

The battle for first place rages on, as two captains separate themselves from the pack while the rest of the fleet struggles to land a paycheck.

When Captain Dave Carraro opts to dock his boat for a few days, the other captains pounce on the chance to take the lead away from him.

Nick “Duffy” Fudge makes a mistake that could destroy the Pinwheel’s chances of catching a fish, causing tempers to flare and tensions to boil over.

A treacherous storm descends on Gloucester, forcing captains to choose between risking their lives battling the elements or missing out on a catch.

With two weeks left, Captains Dave Carraro and Tyler McLaughlin are locked in a battle for first place, and each is determined to come out on top.

Captain Tyler McLaughlin is within striking distance of becoming this year’s champion, but will a sudden setback at sea derail his chances?

It’s opening day of the bluefin tuna season, and the first fish can bring big money. With a payday at stake, every captain is fighting to land a tuna.

As defending champ Captain Dave "Big Tuna" Carraro (FV-Tuna.com) struggles to land a fish, the rest of the fleet seizes the opportunity to get ahead.

The Hard Merchandise is the only boat that has yet to land a fish, and Captain Dave Marciano is feeling the pressure.

When inexperienced fishermen crowd the water, the fleet has to fight through additional obstacles in order to earn a paycheck.

The captains team up to double their chances of catching fish, but forming an alliance with a competitor proves to be risky.

The alliance between Captains Dave Marciano and Dave Carraro is in jeopardy after the Hard Merchandise suffers a breakdown at sea.

Defending champion Captain Dave Carraro and his crew of the FV-Tuna.com take the lead for the first time this season.

As a massive storm front slams the fishing grounds, the fleet takes big risks to catch the elusive bluefin.

The weeks of fishing take their toll on the fleet. Paul, feeling frustrated after a disappointing week, takes his anger out on Rick.

Paul’s negative attitude sours his relationship with his mate, Rick. And Tyler is forced to fish solo after his mate doesn’t show up for work.

Captain Brad Krasowski of the Fish Hawk is on a hot streak and is ready to make good on his promise to go from “worst to first".

After weeks of bad luck and few fish, Capt. Dave Marciano reaches his breaking point.

Capt. Dave Marciano tries to turn his bad luck around and salvage his season.

Brad Krasowski is one big catch away from completing his "worst to first" comeback.

The fleet competes for final paychecks, and the two top boats are forced off the water.

With fewer than four days left in the season, the fleet races to claim the title of top-earning boat; two captains are sidelined, and it is anyone's game.

It's opening day of the bluefin tuna season; after a mediocre performance in the Outer Banks, Capt. Dave Marciano is ready for his first season aboard his new boat, the Falcon; Capt. Tyler McLaughlin copes with the unexpected loss of his mate.

It is the second week of the bluefin tuna season; a familiar boat enters the fleet, igniting old rivalries; Pinwheel's crew members continue to mourn for Nick; the Wicked Pissah crew struggles to maintain its lead.

An old acquaintance is back in Gloucester, Mass., to fight for the title as the best fisherman, but the fleet makes him feel unwelcome; for one fisherman, the sea is not big enough for both of them.

Bad luck strikes the fleet, and the captains struggle to turn their fortunes around.

Capts. Dave Marciano and TJ Ott struggle near the bottom of the leader board; Capt. Dave Marciano's nephew, Jay, brings a shot of energy to the Falcon; Capt. Tyler McLaughlin strives to pull ahead; all three captains turn to family members for help.

The captains are challenged when a large group of boats shows up for the weekend and Hot Tuna must decide whether to risk leaving a familiar spot.

It's almost the midpoint of bluefin fishing season, so the clock is ticking; new alliances are built and battles continue in the race for a payday.

Stormy weather hits, and one captain brings in a payday that shakes up the leader board.

With so many fish being caught, the quota will soon change from three to one a day; captains and their crews are pushed to their breaking points; for some, this is the last chance to get ahead, while, for others, it could mean the end of the line.

It's a game changer going into week 10 of bluefin season when the quota drops from three fish to one fish per day, making the pressure mount.

Capt. Tyler McLaughlin feels the pressure to stay ahead of Capt. Dave Carraro, but a new boat of friendly faces joins the fleet; mechanical troubles plague the Falcon.

The captain must decide whether to risk making their way further out to sea 170 miles away from Gloucester, Mass., where the fish promise to be big.

Capt. Dave Carraro commands the top-earning boat on the leader board, but nothing will stop the rest of the captains from pushing against all odds to take down the king.

With the untimely death of Pinwheel first mate Nicholas "Duffy" Fudge, defending champion Capt. Tyler McLaughlin questions whether he will be able to defend his title.

Pinwheel and Dot Com battle for the top prize but dark horse Hot Tuna upsets their equilibrium and turns this competition into a three-way contest.

It’s the first day of a new bluefin season, and the Gloucester captains unexpectedly meet their matches when a fleet of outsiders comes to town.

The Gloucester fleet defends their home turf when new boats work together to take over the competition.

Coming into bluefin season, three new boats sit at the top of the fleet, proof they are worthy adversaries to the original Gloucester Captains.

With the quota disappearing, the veteran fleet must fend off the outsiders, as the new boats attempt to get on their fishing spots, and into their heads.

As the competition between the OGs and the tourists heats up, Gloucester captains rely on family ties.

A dry spell is broken; both fleets test new locations to try to dominate the leaderboard.

The captains are on edge as a flooded market threatens to shut down the fishery.

The bluefin market shuts down in 48 hours, and tensions among the captains run high.

The bluefin market reopens, but as prices hit a new low, the fleet scrambles to recover.

With the markets reopened, the mates step up to help out and prove their worth.

Extreme weather and high seas force the captains to decide between fight or flight.

As the competition heats up, the captains will try anything to appease the tuna gods.

As the bluefin quota diminishes, one captain lands the biggest fish of the season.

The battle between captains Tyler McLaughlin and Sam Law turns into an all-out war.

The fleet battles extreme weather, monster bluefin and uncertain profits as the captains fight to land their last catches — and the No. 1 spot.

Take a look back at the best moments from the first two seasons of Wicked Tuna, featuring the fishermen of Gloucester, Mass. battling for supremacy as they pursue the elusive Atlantic Bluefin Tuna. These are the wildest catches and the biggest showdowns between rivals, setting the stage for an all-new third season that will see them clashing harder than ever.

Following the heart-pounding Wicked Tuna season three finale, Reel Talk Live brings fan-favorite captains and crewmen to join host Mike Salk before a live audience to answer fan questions, reveal behind-the-scenes scoop and look ahead to the future of the successful Wicked Tuna franchise.

Take a look back at the best and worst moments from the previous seasons of Wicked Tuna and Wicked Tuna: North vs. South, as the top fishermen of Gloucester, Massachusetts, battle for supremacy while they pursue the ocean's top prize. And get an exclusive sneak peek at the action-packed new season of Wicked Tuna.

Fan-favorite captains and crewmen join a live audience to answer fan questions, reveal behind-the-scenes scoop and look ahead to the future of the successful Wicked Tuna franchise. Wicked Tuna has built a fiercely loyal fan base over its four seasons on the air, and Reel Talk Live adds an exciting and interactive way to let those fans share the finale with their favorite cast members.

A look back at each captains’ best and worst moments during the past four seasons, and an exclusive peek at the new and explosive season of Wicked Tuna.

After the high-octane Wicked Tuna season five finale, the cast and host “Psycho Mike” Catherwood recap the season’s highs and lows.

See the making of Wicked Tuna and explore each captain’s history over the past five seasons, including epic battles and meltdowns.

The never-before-told story is told about a Gloucester bluefin fisherman; Captain Dave Marciano of the Hard Merchandise; and his family crew.

A behind-the-scenes look at the top 20 epic fights, blowups and tantrums within the Gloucester fleet. Whether it's battling their mates, their fellow captains, or even themselves, the stakes for tuna fishing have never been more explosive.

This special will showcase the highs and lows of Captain Tyler’s career, with new interviews providing a previously unseen view from his perspective.

A look is taken at the Hot Tuna's crew, and their time spent in Gloucester as they work towards their goal of catching the most rewarding tuna is shown, also, additional insights into the Ott family history is unexpectedly revealed.