Gold Rush: Mine Rescue with Freddy & Juan

The guys help an Alaskan miner turn his hobby into a profitable business.

Freddy and Juan return to the mighty Klondike to help a female mine boss and her husband bring their operation back from the brink of bankruptcy. With all-new ingenuity, the gold gurus attempt to upgrade the rusty old washplants efficiency.

Freddy and Juan meet Gold Rush veteran Jim Thurber to help turn a 130-year-old mine site in Oregon into a commercially viable mine. But with a team of rookies and a series of bottlenecks in their operation, it's an uphill battle.

Freddy Dodge and Juan Ibarra help Colorado father and son team Gregg and Trever Morrill transform their fine gold recovery. But their fractured relationship becomes a major obstacle to the rescue.

In one of their toughest challenges to date, Freddy Dodge and Juan Ibarra fly to a remote mine in Alaska to help three miners struggling to make a profit. Without their trucks or tools, their ingenuity is pushed to the limit.

Freddy and Juan face one of the toughest wash plant rebuilds of their careers as they battle a horrific clay problem in Montana rescuing the Scott family.

Freddy and Juan race to the depths of the Yukon to help prospector and family man Derek Brown increase his gold recovery. If they succeed, they secure Derek's family's future, but if they fail, their reputation could be at stake.

When Juan's wife has a baby, Freddy faces a solo rescue to save the father-and-son M&M mine in the Yukon. With the family unable to mine another year if they can’t capture more fine gold, Freddy's fixes become do or die.

The guys travel to British Columbia to save a recluse miner living off grid. With snow approaching, Freddy must persuade him to abandon his dreams of landing only monster-nuggets and to also focus on catching fine gold.

Gold mining guru Freddy and master fabricator Juan turn their focus from saving other miners to helping their own operations in the off-season. They reveal how they got into gold and why they teamed up to help struggling miners.