Wicked Tuna: Outer Banks

It’s opening day of the bluefin tuna season in the Outer Banks, and a reduced quota means there’s more pressure than ever to land a fish.

The worst weather events to occur during the past seasons are shown, and various crew members have a talk about the ways in which faced these events in order to ensure they were still able to complete their goals while out at sea.

A hard struggle to catch back up is faced by the boats that are in the North, and they turn to the ships in the Southern fleet to see if they can offer help, but they quickly realize that there is little to no hurry for the crews to lend a hand.

A giant school of bluefin tuna breaks the curse for one of the boats, but a few other boats land only bad luck.

Fishing hard for their families, the Little Shell puts it all on the line and the Doghouse fights to land a foul-hooked fish with a Hail Mary harpoon shot.

Local fleets fight the North for their fair share as sustainability strictly limits fishing.

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A Southern captain leads the charge against the top-earning Northern boat with the biggest fish of the season, but big fish bring big problems.

When the fleet's best captain is sidelined with an injury, the top spot is available for the taking.

The Northern boats' success continues to frustrate the Southern fishermen.

Captain Greg Mayer returns to the helm of the Fishing Frenzy, despite a painful injury.

With a limited number of days left to fish, Tyler chooses between big risk and big reward.

With time running out, Capt. Dave Marciano of the Falcon tries to salvage his season.

As the clock ticks down, the battle to be the top-earning boat in the Outer Banks heats up.