Wicked Tuna

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.

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.

Meet the fleet, as peak season begins and the adrenaline rush of “monstah” hunting hits Gloucester. We enter mid-season, but this is when the money is made and tempers run hot. Each captain loads his boat with three thousand dollars worth of fuel, bait, and ice, and heads off for open water where the blue gold is waiting. But it doesn’t take long for things to sour when there’s cash on the line.

After going bust on his last trip, Marciano of Hard Merchandise wrestles with the trials of being an absentee father when he comes home empty-handed. Though they'd prefer a paycheck to a three-thousand-dollar loss, his family misses him and shows their love and support while his mind remains on chasing tuna. The next day, he repays their devotion when he comes home with a $10,000 fish.

Tuna.com continues its winning streak, catching two fish in one day while the rest of the fleet struggles to even find a spot to fish in between the flocks of “googans”—the weekend recreational boaters who seem to make every bite go wrong. Desperate for a catch, Bill of Bounty Hunter starts doing some sleuthing, trying to crack Dave’s code in search of the secret that will bring him the fish—and the money.

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.

The fishermen search for locations where bluefin tuna are known to congregate and feed. Meanwhile, Captain Tyler begins a search for new hot spots.

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.

The captains set out to catch the first fish of the tuna season in the Series 4 premiere.

A careless prank leads to a feud between two of the veteran captains.

A mechanical issue keeps TJ from fishing and he must rely on his brother's skills to get the boat up and running again.

The best fishermen from Gloucester, Massachusetts, set out on the first day of the North Atlantic Bluefin Tuna season, each with something to prove to the rest of the fleet, but this year they will face a formidable new opponent from northern waters.

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.

On the Season 6 premiere, the quest to land the first fish of the season is underway and it could bring serious money to a 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.

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.

Defending champion Dave Carraro struggles to land a fish, while the other captains try to get ahead.

Marciano feels the pressure to land his first fish of the season and garner a paycheck.

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.

A familiar face returns to GloucesterP to compete for the title of top bluefin fisherman

The competition heats up when the original captains see the newcomers mean business.

Spooked by the sudden success of the new captains, the Gloucester veterans take drastic measures and band together to form an unlikely alliance.

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

One veteran captain hits his stride; the fleet faces low demand in an uncertain market.

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

Bluefin season opens and the fleet begins to bounce back after last year's bad economy.

Chaos forces the captains to adapt and harness control in order to catch Bluefin.

Former champions feel the pressure of maintaining their reps on the leaderboard.

Bluefin season opens; the fleet battles for the first fish.

A new competitor joins the fleet and starts off with a bang.

The Wicked Pissah seeks redemption and a bluefin payday.

The bluefin fishery opens in Gloucester. With the fleet eager for a paycheck, big fish and more catches than ever set up an action-packed season.

The fleet is on the hunt for early season jumbos.

Tension mounts on Hard Merchandise as they struggle for their first fish.