Wicked Tuna

It’s opening day of the Gloucester bluefin season, and the captains face new challenges and navigate uncertain waters due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Captain Dave Marciano is making waves early on but will his luck stick around for the entire season, or are his glory days behind him?

In a season of uncertainty, the captains fight for glory, and the newcomers are especially determined to prove their worth.

The captains work to find a strategy that will maximize catches, and profits, in an attempt to play it smart during uncertain times.

Faced with intense challenges like never before, Captain Spurge motivates the fleet to work hard, fish smart and push their limits.

As the season heats up, young newcomers Time Flies fights to catch bluefin and prove they have what it takes to keep up with the rest of the fleet.

Paul fights to keep his lead and make big bucks as bluefin prices begin to regulate.

Rough seas, high winds and fast tides make for tough fishing

As the bad weather breaks, the seas are crowded with boats and competition is fierce.

In one of the toughest Wicked Tuna seasons, can the young guns rise to the challenge?

Hot Tuna gets helps from family boat Bad Fish to increase their chance for success.

The late summer bite has slowed down and every boat takes risks to find the Bluefin.

The fleet teams up with members of Wounded Warrior Project to land bluefin gold.

With time running out, the mates of the fleet prove their worth in the fight for Bluefin.

Captain Dave Marciano defies the fleet by fishing in a secret location on his own.

Five-time champion Dave Carraro suffers from the longest cold streak of his career.

With the quota running out and the end in sight, the captains must go big or go home.

A mechanical delay keeps Wicked Pissah at the dock, and the fleet tries to launch ahead.

With the quota almost caught, the fleet fights to gain ground in a fierce competition.

In the final days of fishing, Hard Merchandise and Wicked Pissah battle it out for first.