Bering Sea Gold

Not to be confused with Bering Sea Gold: Under The Ice.
Bering Sea Gold
Narrated by Thom Beers (season 1–2)
Mike Rowe (season 3–4)
Opening theme Gold In These Hills by Brandon Michael Kinder
Country of origin United States
Original language(s) English
No. of seasons 5
No. of episodes 39
Production
Executive producer(s) Thom Beers
Running time approx. 45 minutes
Production company(s) Original Productions
Release
Original network Discovery Channel
Picture format 1080i 16:9
Original release January 27, 2012 (2012-01-27) – present
Chronology
Related shows Flying Wild Alaska, Gold Rush, Jungle Gold, Bering Sea Gold: Under The Ice
External links
Website

Bering Sea Gold is a reality television series set in Nome, Alaska that airs on Discovery Channel. It is from the creators of the Deadliest Catch reality TV show.

Season 5 is scheduled to premiere on March 30, 2016.[1]

Background

The subject of the show is to follow boats equipped with various setups to achieve gold mining in a summertime, cold northern latitude, shallow water, ocean environment. The fleet each typically consists of a sluicing apparatus, a means of paydirt collection (dredge), and a cold-water-diving life support system. Conflict issues include choppy seas, poor underwater visibility, inconsistent fuel delivery, personnel issues, mining location rights, sufficient paydirt discovery, diver safety, and ocean-damaging equipment failures. Each season of episodes follow the current fleet of dredges.

Cast

Season 1

Name Dredge Details
Steve Pomrenke
Christine Rose
Co-Owner of the Christine Rose and father of Shawn Pomrenke.
Shawn Pomrenke
Christine Rose
 Co-Owner and Captain of the Christine Rose, son of Steve Pomrenke.
Cody Moen
Christine Rose
Deckhand on the Christine Rose.
Robbi Wade
Christine Rose
 Deckhand on the Christine Rose.
Ian Foster
Sluicey
 Owner and Captain of the Sluicey.
Scott Foster
Sluicey
 Diver on the Sluicey.
Ezekial 'Zeke' Tenhoff
The Clark
 Owner and Captain of The Clark, who built the dredge from scratch in 2008.
Emily Riedel
The Clark
 Deckhand on The Clark. Daughter of Steve Riedel and childhood friend of Zeke Tenhoff.
Vernon Adkison
Wild Ranger
 Owner of the Wild Ranger.
Scott Meisterheim
Wild Ranger
 Captain of the Wild Ranger.
Jason Walker
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the Wild Ranger.
Steve Riedel
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the Wild Ranger. Father of Emily Riedel.

Season 2

Name Dredge Details
Steve Pomrenke
Christine Rose
Co-Owner of the Christine Rose and father of Shawn Pomrenke.
Shawn Pomrenke
Christine Rose
 Co-Owner and Captain of the Christine Rose, son of Steve Pomrenke.
Cody Moen
Christine Rose
Deckhand on the Christine Rose.
Doug Graham
Christine Rose
Deckhand on the Christine Rose.
Vernon Adkison
Wild Ranger
 Captain of the Wild Ranger, Owner of the Wild Ranger, the Bering Booty and four other, unnamed dredges.
Daryl Galipeau
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the Wild Ranger.
Steve Riedel
Wild Ranger / The Clark
 Diver on the Wild Ranger and The Clark; fired from the Wild Ranger, moved to The Clark.
Dave Thompson
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the Wild Ranger, an experienced oil diver and only lasted just one day on the Wild Ranger, (when he was called-in after Steve Riedel failed to turn-up for work one day), because he couldn't work in the sea, as he didn't feel safe with all the technical problems on board the dredge.
Elaine Adkison
Bering Booty / Wild Ranger
 Captain of the Bering Booty and Deckhand on the Wild Ranger. Daughter of Vernon Adkison. Girlfriend of Flint Collins. Brought over to her father's dredge with her boyfriend after Steve Riedel was sacked.
Flint Collins
Bering Booty / Wild Ranger
 Diver on the Bering Booty and Wild Ranger. Boyfriend of Elaine Adkison. Brought over to Elaine's father's dredge with her after Steve Riedel was sacked.
Zeke Tenhoff
The Clark / The Edge
 Owner of The Clark, Captain of The Edge, Older brother of Gabe Tenhoff and Best friend of John Bunce.
Emily Riedel
The Edge
 Deckhand on The Edge.
John Bunce
The Edge
 Diver on The Edge, Best friend of Zeke Tenhoff, 2012 Gold Panning Champion of Nome and committed suicide during the TV season, by gunshot to the head from a .44 Magnum via two-pulls of Russian Roulette (1985-2012, age 27).[2]
Gabriel 'Gabe' Tenhoff
The Edge
 Diver on The Edge, Younger brother of Zeke Tenhoff, Bought on to the dredge as a diver, after John Bunce's sudden death by suicide.
Scott Meisterheim
Anchor Management
 Captain of Anchor Management, Best friend of Todd Allen.
Todd Allen
Anchor Management
 Diver on Anchor Management, Best friend of Scott Meisterheim. Left mid-way through the season after Scott Meisterheim's drinking binge, forced the captain to check himself into rehab.
Dan Fogel
Anchor Management
 Diver on Anchor Management. Left mid-way through the season after Scott Meisterheim's drinking binge, forced the captain to check himself into rehab.
Dom Larsen
Anchor Management
 Diver on Anchor Management. Left mid-way through the season after Scott Meisterheim's drinking binge, forced the captain to check himself into rehab.
Joe Dehring
Anchor Management
 Diver on Anchor Management. Bought on before the end of the season after Scott Meisterheim's drinking binge, made his old crew abandon the dredge, so consequently he had to find a new diver.
Grant Wilkins
The Clark
 Captain of The Clark.

Season 3

Name Dredge Details
Steve Pomrenke
Christine Rose
Co-Owner of the Christine Rose and father of Shawn Pomrenke.
Shawn Pomrenke
Christine Rose
 Co-Owner and Captain of the Christine Rose, son of Steve Pomrenke.
Cody Moen
Christine Rose
Deckhand on the Christine Rose.
Jesse Virnig
Christine Rose
Deckhand on the Christine Rose.
Hank Schimschat
AU Grabber
 Owner and Captain of the AU Grabber.
Scott Meisterheim
AU Grabber
 Deckhand on the AU Grabber, fired mid-way through the season after repeated failure to turn-up for work and not following the captain's orders.
Nathan Makowski
AU Grabber
 Deckhand on the AU Grabber.
John Parks
AU Grabber
 Deckhand on the AU Grabber, the other excavator operative on the dredge and a very experienced one at that, taking over shifts from Hank Schimschat when he's not working.
Jason Higa
AU Grabber
 Deckhand on the AU Grabber, bought on mid-way through the season after Scott Meisterheim's sacking.
Emily Riedel
The Eroica
 Captain of The Eroica (formerly The Edge) and daughter of Steve Riedel.
Derek McLarty
The Eroica
 Diver on The Eroica and left mid-way through the season after the captain failed to turn-up for work over two consecutive weeks.
Spencer McCleskey
The Eroica
 Diver on The Eroica and left mid-way through the season after the captain failed to turn-up for work over two consecutive weeks.
Shem Fogelman
The Eroica
 Diver on The Eroica and left mid-way through the season after the captain failed to turn-up for work over two consecutive weeks.
Vernon Adkison
Wild Ranger
 Captain of the Wild Ranger, owner of six dredges.
Kevin Jupina
Wild Ranger / The Eroica
 Diver on the Wild Ranger and The Eroica. Left the Wild Ranger mid-way through the season, then moved to The Eroica.
Daryl Valle
Wild Ranger / The Eroica
 Diver on the Wild Ranger and The Eroica. Left the Wild Ranger mid-way through the season, then moved to The Eroica.
Tony Mann
Wild Ranger / The Eroica
 Diver on the Wild Ranger and The Eroica. Left the Wild Ranger mid-way through the season, then moved to The Eroica.
Glen LeBaron
Dragon / Miss Nomer / Minnow
 Inventor of the sub-surface dredge the Dragon, Owner and Captain of the Miss Nomer. Diver on the Minnow. Boyfriend of Jasmin George.
Jasmin George
Miss Nomer / Minnow
 Deckhand on the Miss Nomer and Minnow. Girlfriend of Glen LeBaron.
Zeke Tenhoff
The Clark / Miss Nomer
Owner and Captain of The Clark, Diver on the Miss Nomer.
Steve Riedel
Minnow
 Captain of the Minnow and father of Emily Riedel.
Brad Kelly
Minnow / Reaper
 Diver on the Minnow, Captain of the Reaper (formerly the Minnow). Father to Kris and Andy Kelly.
Kris Kelly
Minnow / Reaper
 Diver on the Minnow and the Reaper, Oldest son of Brad Kelly and brother to Andy Kelly.
Andy Kelly
Minnow / Reaper
 Diver on the Minnow and the Reaper, Youngest son of Brad Kelly and brother to Kris Kelly.

Season 4

Name Dredge Details
Shawn Pomrenke
Christine Rose
 Co-Owner and Captain of the Christine Rose.
Cody Moen
Christine Rose
 Deckhand on the Christine Rose.
Jesse Virnig
Christine Rose
 Deckhand on the Christine Rose.
Jacob Musich
Christine Rose
 Deckhand on the Christine Rose.
Hank Schimschat
AU Grabber
 Owner and Captain of the AU Grabber.
Nathan Makowski
AU Grabber
 Deckhand on the AU Grabber.
John Parks
AU Grabber
 Deckhand on the AU Grabber, the other excavator operative on the dredge and a very experienced one at that, taking over shifts from Hank Schimschat when he's not working.
Jason Higa
AU Grabber
 Deckhand on the AU Grabber.
Vernon Adkison
Wild Ranger
 Owner of the Wild Ranger.
Justin Cooke
Wild Ranger
 Captain of the Wild Ranger.
Spencer McCleskey
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the Wild Ranger. Left the dredge mid-way through the season to honour his close friendship with Shem and Elaine.
Shem Fogelman
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the Wild Ranger. Elaine Adkison's boyfriend. Left the dredge mid-way through the season with Elaine after she had an argument with her father over her role on the dredge.
Flint Collins
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the 'Wild Ranger, Left the dredge at the start of the season after splitting up with his now ex-girlfriend Elaine Adkison.
Bobby Lowe
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the 'Wild Ranger, Bought on to the dredge at the start of the season to replace one of Vernon's divers who had left.
Kelsy Lessing
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the 'Wild Ranger, Bought on to the dredge at mid-way through the season to replace one of Vernon's divers who had left.
Lucas Wolf
Wild Ranger
 Diver on the 'Wild Ranger, Bought on to the dredge at mid-way through the season to replace one of Vernon's divers who had left.
Elaine Adkison
Wild Ranger
 Deckhand on the Wild Ranger, Shem Fogelman's girlfriend and oldest daughter of Vernon Adkison. Left the dredge mid-way through the season with Shem after an argument with her father over her role on the dredge. Came back at the end of the season and agreed to work for her father on the dredge next season after apologising to him and announcing she was pregnant expecting her first child with Shem.
Yvonne Adkison
Wild Ranger
 Deckhand on the Wild Ranger and youngest daughter of Vernon Adkison.
Emily Riedel
The Eroica
 Owner and Captain of The Eroica.
Kevin Jupina
The Eroica
 Diver on The Eroica. Left the dredge mid-way through the season after an argument with Emily Riedel.
Jonathan Ruppe
The Eroica
 Diver on The Eroica. Left the dredge mid-way through the season after realising he was too broke to carry on living in Nome.
Daryl Galipeau
The Eroica
 Diver on The Eroica. Bought on to the dredge mid-way through the season after Emily Riedel was left with no crew after both of her divers left.
Zeke Tenhoff
The Clark
 Owner and Captain of The Clark, Sarah Dunn's boyfriend.
Sarah Dunn
The Clark
 Deckhand on The Clark and Zeke Tenhoff's girlfriend.
Brad Kelly
Reaper
 Captain of the Reaper. Father to Kris and Andy Kelly.
Kris Kelly
Reaper / Loko
 Diver on the Reaper, Co-Owner of Loko, oldest son of Brad Kelly and brother to Andy Kelly.
Andy Kelly
Reaper
 Diver on the Reaper, youngest son of Brad Kelly and brother to Kris Kelly.
Dave Magliocca
Loko
 Co-Owner of Loko.

Dredges

Dredge Type Seasons Details
Christine Rose Bucket dredge 1- Both owned and built by the Pomrenkes, until Season 3, the largest dredge in Nome.
Sluicey Suction dredge 1 Both owned and built by Ian Foster, a simple set of floats with suction dredge equipment.
The Clark Suction dredge 1-2, 4- Both owned and built by Zeke Tenhoff, a basic average suction dredge.
Wild Ranger Suction dredge 1- Owned by Vernon Atkinson, a simple set of floats with suction dredge equipment.
The Edge (for Season 2)
The Eroica (from Season 3 onwards)		 Suction dredge 2- Both owned and built by Andrew Lee and Rob Hehnlin, captained by Zeke Tenhoff as "The Edge" in Season 2, bought by Emily Reidel in season 3 and renamed "The Eroica", a simple set of floats with suction dredge equipment.
Anchor Management Suction dredge 2 Both captained and built by Scott Meisterheim, a basic average suction dredge.
Bering Booty Suction dredge 2 Owned by Vernon Atkinson and captained by Elaine Adkison, a basic average suction dredge.
AU Grabber Bucket dredge 3-4 Both owned and built by Hank Schimschat, largest dredge in Nome as of Season 3.
Miss Nomer / The Dragon Suction dredge 3 Both owned and built by Glenn LeBaron, the Miss Nomer is a simple set of floats with suction dredge equipment. The Dragon was lost before the season started, washed away by sea ice. Having an underwater sluicebox makes this dredge unusual.
Minnow (for the start of Season 3)
Reaper (from the end of Season 3 onwards)		 Suction dredge 3- A basic average suction dredge. Built and captained by Steve Riedel as the Minnow; Later acquired by Brad Kelly and run as the Reaper
Loko Suction dredge 4- Both owned and built by Dave Magliocca and Kris Kelly. A basic average suction dredge.

Series Overview

Season Episodes Special(s) Average U.S. viewers
(million)		 Originally aired
Season premiere Season finale
1 8 2 3.04 January 27, 2012 March 16, 2012
2 12 2 2.20 January 4, 2013 March 29, 2013
3 11 0 2.36 January 3, 2014 March 14, 2014
4 10 0 March 13, 2015 May 15, 2015

See also Bering Sea Gold: Under The Ice to follow gold miners during the ice season.

Episodes

Season 1 (2012)

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11"Paydirt"January 27, 20123.66[3]
In Nome, Alaska, the gold rush is on. Meet the dredgers, driven by gold fever and sometimes desperate need, who pilot their ragtag dredges and dig with buckets or dive with hoses to suck up gold from the bottom of the frigid, unpredictable Bering Sea.
22"One Bad Deal"February 3, 20123.73[4]
A bar brawl threatens not only Shawn's health but the Christine Rose's future. The Wild Ranger's luck is getting worse as they're down a man and have sprung a leak. The Sluicey's Ian calls in a friend who offers both experience and criticism.
33"Suction"February 10, 20123.48[5]
The weather may be perfect, but storms are brewing onboard the dredges as egos clash and tempers flare. Emily's first dive is almost her last when she learns the dangers of dredging first-hand.
44"A Viking Funeral"February 17, 20123.05[6]
The season is halfway over, and tensions are running high as the dredgers search for new sweet spots. An accident with the 15 ton excavator threatens to end one deckhand's season.
55"Captaincy"February 24, 20123.12[7]
A season of simmering grievances comes to a boil. Wild Ranger owner Vern fires one of his crew. Emily falling overboard and a blocked sluice box test Zeke's patience. Rocks falling out of a faulty sluice box rain down on solo-diving Scott F's head.
66"Eureka"March 2, 20122.77[8]
Bad luck and bad vibes. The crews have a car accident on the way home from some hot springs R&R. A hastily welded winch roller gives way, releasing a cable that lashes Cody's leg and sends him overboard. Scott M. dives with an injured leg out of stubbornness.
77"Bad Vibrations"March 9, 20122.24[9]
The dredging season is quickly coming to an end, and so are once trusted relationships between Zeke and Emily as well as Scott F. and Ian. Shawn sends crewmember Robbi packing while Scott M. swallows his pride and invites Steve R. back. But will he accept?
88"The Bitter End"March 16, 20122.28[10]
Winter sets in. The now short-staffed crews try to go out once more before the ice blocks them in. Each on their own, Emily salvages and Scott M. finds salvation. The crews take their earnings and face off at an auction for next year's dredging grounds.
Post-Season Specials
9—"After The Dredge - Risks and Relations"March 23, 20121.49[11]
The Bering Sea Gold crews gather and sound off about life in Nome during and after the show. Wild Ranger's Scott M. and Vern's reunion is explosive. Emily and Zeke answer about the exact nature of their relationship. Meet the mysterious white-bearded dredger.
10—"After The Dredge - Gains and Losses"March 30, 20121.04[12]
The Bering Sea Gold crews gather and sound off about gold gained and relationships strained. Christine Rose's Shawn talks about his being stabbed. The Clark's Zeke drops a bombshell on the Sluicey crew. Wild Ranger's Scott M. responds to Vern's accusations.

Season 2 (2013)

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Pre-Season Special
11—"Back To The Dredge"December 28, 2012TBA
Preview of the new season.
Regular Season
121"Point of No Return"January 4, 20132.90
The Pomrenkes get off to a bad start with family squabbles and a $25K bill. Zeke and Scott have powerful new dredges, but can they rely on their crew of friends? Vernon goes all in, gambling all his savings and his deckhand daughter.
132"Dead Men Gather No Gold"January 11, 20132.61
Edge dredger John is out of the hospital and on the gold, but Zeke may lose it all when accused of claim jumping. Scott puts the crew at risk taking the dredge out during a storm. The DNR shuts the Pomrenkes down. 'Hurricane Dave's' antics test Vernon.
143"Nice Guys Finish Last"January 18, 20132.61
Summer storms keep the miners off the water; losing time and money shortens tempers. Steve R. takes out a restraining order against Scott and later finds gold. Zeke proves he wasn't claim jumping but gets shut down any way. Steve P. works his "voodoo".
154"Gold Gettin' Hound Dog"January 25, 20132.91
Big swells and bigger tempers take over the Bering Sea. Inexperience and equipment problems cause more than a few tantrums, while big swells and bad conditions make some miners lose their lunch.
165"Greedy People"February 1, 20132.57
The weather sours, crew members drop like flies, and captains' tempers rage. Scott goes out without his crew but hits a honey hole. Zeke goes back to The Clark and gets too close to a neighbor's lease. The Christine Rose is close to toppling over in a gale.
176"No Snivelin"February 8, 20132.69
Pressure mounts as the fleet reaches the season's halfway mark. The Edge is hampered by toxic fumes and diving phobia. The Wild Ranger enters a turf war. The Pomrenkes face the law. Will Scott's binge finally bring about his breakdown?
187"Dirtville"February 15, 20132.39
The season's end is steadily approaching, and every miner's back is against the wall. With debts mounting and feuds escalating, one deckhand has a near miss, a skipper loads his rifle, another blows his stack, and yet another abandons his crew before hightailing it out of Nome.
198"Go Big or Go Home"March 1, 20131.78
Scott disappears out of Nome, leaving his crew in the lurch. Vernon's own crew and daughter go missing. Emily's joke to Zeke sets off their powder keg of frustrations. The Pomrenkes train their third generation dredger.
209"Don't Tell Me to Chillax!"March 8, 20131.81
Shawn surrenders to the big house while his dad marathons to make $90K for the land payment deadline. Nome crowns the fastest gold panner. Steve R. finds himself in a competition to save his job. Despairing Zeke watches the gold season and his equipment drift away.
2110"Gold Stress"March 15, 20132.14
Only the most desperate mine as bad weather shadows the close of the season. The importance of adequate topside deckhands is undervalued. Verne's deckhand skills prove weak while Emily's are discounted, meanwhile all of the Anchor Management crew have had enough for the season and end up leaving Nome.
2211"And No More Shall We Part"March 22, 20132.09
The psychological toll of hazardous mining claims a victim. Vernon alters his staff roster. Scott returns, needing to also find a new diver as well. The Pomrenke's delivery is near the threshold of breakeven but deckhands hope for more good weather to increase their shares.
2312"The American Dream"March 29, 20131.86
Season finale. Nome harbor ice deters most from venturing out. For those that brave the poor weather, inadequate underwater mining visibility ends the summer production. The Pomrenke's crew take their earnings.
Post-Season Specials
24—"Getting to the Bottom"April 5, 20131.35[13]
Behind the scenes for the entire season, pre-season setup and post-season wrap-up and pack-up.

Season 3 (2014)

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251"Fire and Icebergs"January 3, 20142.21[14]
The summer dredging season begins. The Pomrenkes compete with a new megadredge named AU Grabber owned by Hank Schimschat. The Pomrenkes' gold gain is overshadowed by exhausted equipment. Hank labors with assembly. Emily, the dredge owner, purchases a faulty motor. Zeke seems oblivious to returning to production. Steve R. is the first out, but employee attitude and behavior & underwater visibility hamper his yield. Vernon has no deckhands or divers. Glen LeBaron plays hide and seek.
262"Off the Deep End"January 10, 20142.25[15]
Steve R.'s only appearance is to worry about Zeke. Steve P. has to call for help when rough seas and rusting equipment break the Christine Rose, pinning it to the ocean floor. Emily's comments during her short inaugural dive provoke her crew to question her aptitude. Vernon initiates a new crew as he laments his financial woes. Hank's operation begins, but he wonders if tardy Scott can be useful. Rumors swirl, but Zeke tells the full story of his disturbing night in jail and the hospital.
273"Burn It Down"January 17, 20141.86[16]
It's beautiful dredging weather, but things are getting ugly. The Pomrenkes get help from the sea in unpinning their barge, then get help from fellow megadredger Hank who lends them a spud and sweats the small details of clean-up, while Scott again demonstrates his vanishing act. Zeke's recent incarceration leaves him in financial drought and he demands Emily pay up or give up her dredge. The Minnow's crew fights off claim jumpers in the public mining area, but face a setback when a compressor design flaw impedes diver safety. Steve R. and Glen search for The Dragon.
284"Let the Games Begin"January 24, 20142.28[17]
An unexpected visit from the Coast Guard doesn't go well for two dredges. Hank's megadredge is close to claim jumping on the Christine Rose's honey hole but the Pomrenkes' GPS says that the area is paydirtless tailings.
295"Who's the Captain?!"January 31, 20142.51[18]
The weather isn't all that cooperative, which slows some operations down. Emily thinks she's on the gold, however one of her divers get injured. The Pomrenkes gets a decent cleanout, and they also get to laugh at the AU Grabber trying to find the gold. Zeke continues to wrestle with his issues, and Steve continues to deal with mutiny amongst the Minnow's crew. Vernon continues to avoid the gold.
306"10 Lbs of Gold"February 7, 20142.38[19]
The weather is good and almost everyone is dredging. Emily complains of not making enough and needing to get on the gold; most of her income this year has been to pay off Zeke. Glen still can't find his Dragon and reluctantly begins working on the Minnow. Vernon is facing the end of the line, while the Pomrenkes crew stays solidly on the gold. Scott gets back to work on the AU Grabber, but his return may be short-lived.
317"Backhoe Wars"February 14, 20142.69[20]
While Hank tests Mother Nature by staying out dredging in the storm, Shawn races to bring his dredge home. Scott manages to get fired...again. Emily and Glen head far inland to river dredge. Left on their own back in Nome, her crew sows seeds of mutiny. Kris almost drowns from faulty equipment and Steve R.'s inattention.
328"Money Money Money"February 21, 20142.70[21]
With the new backhoe fully operational, Shawn is out to prove he is 'Mr Gold'. Vernon's promises and Emily's apologies do nothing to convince their crews to return. Zeke returns with a tasty new way to make it rich in Nome. He also puts an end to his friendship with the Riedel family.
339"Mr Gold & the New Kid"February 28, 20142.14[22]
The two megadredges race to reach a contested claim site. Hank wins the race, but Shawn gets the last laugh. Emily heads out with her new, poached crew. The Kellys almost come to blows when accused of claim jumping. Glen's engineering genius pays off big.
3410"The Rescue and the Repo"March 7, 20142.20[23]
Late summer's worsening weather drives the dredges reluctantly off their honey holes and finally breaks the Kellys, who tell Steve R. they quit, while he loses Minnow to the repo man, Glen finally finds his Dragon. Hank wagers Shawn an ounce of gold.
3511"The Final Showdown"March 14, 20142.37[24]
As Nome Harbor freezes over, the crews head out for one last chance at success. It's the battle of the barges as Hank's wager with Shawn sees its conclusion. Zeke returns to the water. Can Emily pay him off once and for all? The Kellys return with their Reaper.

Season 4 (2015)

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361"Good Morning, Viet-Nome"March 13, 20152.01[25]
The summer season kicks off as the Captains race to reclaim the gold the melting ice forced them to leave behind. One miner returns with a dastardly plan, while a rocky father and son relationship turns explosive.
372"Escape Goat"March 20, 20151.76[26]
As a storm closes in on Nome, tensions rise in the fleet. While the dredgers battle rough seas to get the gold, Shawn disagrees with Steve's dream to go mining inland.
383"Namby-Pamby Mugwumps"March 27, 2015[27]TBA
The summer mining season heats up and everyone is feeling the pressure to get gold. A near-fatal mishap and personnel problems plague the fleet, proving once again that the Bering Sea doesn't give up her gold easily.
394"No Man Left Behind"April 3, 2015TBA
The summer season is well underway, but pressure to get gold is turning the miners against each other. Steve's inland mining plan may lead to breaking up the Pomrenkes' family business.
405"Daddy Driving a Caddy"April 10, 2015TBA
At midseason, the self-proclaimed best dredger in Nome is quitting the fleet. And although Brad welcomes a baby girl into his family, complications of the birth may claim the life of her mother.
416"Brokedown City"April 17, 2015TBA
Rough conditions on the Bering Sea are taking their toll on men and machines. A breakdown strands the AU Grabber at sea, whilst one of Emily's divers realises he's too broke to continue dredging.
427"I Quit!"April 24, 2015TBA
Bonds are tested and broken as two family teams split up. On the Eroica, Emily struggles to discipline her only diver and it backfires on her. But disaster turns into opportunity as Kris buys half of a dredge.
438"Smoke 'Em Out"May 1, 2015TBA
The gloves are coming off as the fleet fights for their season goals. Captains Vernon Adkison and Captain Emily Riedel look for last-minute new hires to get them the gold as the summer starts to come to an end.
449"The Battle for Tomcod"May 8, 2015TBA
Four crews rush to clean out the gold-rich Tomcod claim and an all-out gold war ensues. Meanwhile, Captain Emily Riedel and her new diver face a battle all their own.
4510"Payback"May 15, 2015TBA
The season freezes to a halt as the dredges rush out for their final push for gold. One family reunites, as another falls apart and revenge, like the beginning of winter, is served cold.

Gold Totals

Season 1

Christine Rose
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 45.00 oz. $72,000.00
2. 50.00 oz. $78,000.00
3. 75.00 oz. $125,000.00
4. 96.00 oz. $155,238.00
5. 98.00 oz. $166,000.00
6. 112.00 oz. $196,000.00
7. 110.00 oz. $192,500.00
8. 166.00 oz. $283,220.00
Total 766.00 oz. $1,302,200.00
Sluicey
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 3.00 oz. $4,700.00
3. 3.00 oz. $5,200.00
4. 4.00 oz. $6,400.00
5. 2.00 oz. $3,400.00
6. 3.60 oz. $6,400.00
7. 3.00 oz. $5,250.00
8. 19.00 oz. $36,000.00
Total 44.60 oz. $75,820.00
The Clark
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 5.00 oz. $8,225.00
2. 1.50 oz. $2,175.00
3. 9.50 oz. $16,000.00
4. 7.00 oz. $11,300.00
5. 3.40 oz. $5,780.00
6. 4.00 oz. $7,000.00
7. 8.00 oz. $14,000.00
8. 0.00 oz. $0.00
Total 38.40 oz. $65,280.00
Wild Ranger
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.25 oz. $400.00
3. 0.25 oz. $425.00
4. 0.25 oz. $425.00
5. 0.00 oz. $0.00
6. 0.00 oz. $0.00
7. 0.00 oz. $0.00
8. 0.00 oz. $0.00
Total 0.75 oz. $1,250.00
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Season 2

Christine Rose
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 33.00 oz. $55,202.24
2. 54.00 oz. $90,331.20
3. 34.20 oz. $57,209.76
4. 23.12 oz. $38,675.14
5. 63.21 oz. $105,737.69
6. 12.50 oz. $20,910.00
7. 24.22 oz. $40,515.22
8. 30.70 oz. $51,354.96
9. 120.00 oz. $200,736.00
10. 115.21 oz. $192,723.29
11. 113.45 oz. $189,779.16
12. 102.34 oz. $171,194.35
Total 725.95 oz. $1,214,369.16
Wild Ranger
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 0.85 oz. $1,421.88
4. 7.45 oz. $12,462.36
5. 7.70 oz. $12,880.56
6. 4.30 oz. $7,193.04
7. 2.00 oz. $3,345.60
8. 1.20 oz. $2,007.36
9. 10.30 oz. $17,229.84
10. 19.82 oz. $33,154.90
11. 18.04 oz. $30,177.31
12. 12.34 oz. $20,642.35
Total 84.00 oz. $140,515.20
The Edge
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 5.10 oz. $8,531.28
3. 2.20 oz. $3,680.16
4. 0.00 oz. $0.00
5. 2.20 oz. $3,680.16
6. 2.30 oz. $3,847.44
7. 1.70 oz. $2,843.76
8. 7.50 oz. $12,546.00
9. 1.60 oz. $2,676.48
10. 8.70 oz. $14,553.36
11. 7.65 oz. $12,796.92
12. 7.05 oz. $11,793.24
Total 46.00 oz. $76,948.80
Anchor Management
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 0.00 oz. $0.00
4. 0.25 oz. $418.20
5. 2.25 oz. $3,763.80
6. 0.00 oz. $0.00
7. 0.00 oz. $0.00
8. 0.00 oz. $0.00
9. 0.00 oz. $0.00
10. 0.00 oz. $0.00
11. 0.00 oz. $0.00
12. 0.50 oz. $836.40
Total 3.00 oz. $5,018.40

Season 3

Christine Rose
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 21.00 oz. $27,000.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 0.00 oz. $0.00
4. 56.00 oz. $73,000.00
5. 0.00 oz. $0.00
6. 225.00 oz. $292,500.00
7. 150.00 oz. $195,000.00
8. 112.50 oz. $146,250.00
9. 110.03 oz. $143,039.00
10. 85.75 oz. $111,475.00
11. 87.90 oz. $114,270.00
Total 848.18 oz. $1,102,634.00
AU Grabber
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 3.60 oz. $4,680.00
4. 0.00 oz. $0.00
5. 0.00 oz. $0.00
6. 0.00 oz. $0.00
7. 16.00 oz. $20,800.00
8. 13.50 oz. $17,550.00
9. 0.00 oz. $0.00
10. 48.80 oz. $63,440.00
11. 90.10 oz. $117,130.00
Total 172.00 oz. $223,600.00
The Eroica
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 12.36 oz. $16,068.00
4. 0.00 oz. $0.00
5. 10.00 oz. $13,000.00
6. 0.00 oz. $0.00
7. 0.00 oz. $0.00
8. 0.00 oz. $0.00
9. 25.00 oz. $32,500.00
10. 24.00 oz. $31,200.00
11. 33.10 oz. $43,030.00
Total 104.46 oz. $135,798.00
Wild Ranger
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 6.50 oz. $8,450.00
3. 0.00 oz. $0.00
4. 1.20 oz. $910.00
5. 0.00 oz. $0.00
6. 1.67 oz. $2,171.00
7. 3.80 oz. $4,940.00
8. 7.08 oz. $9,209.00
9. 0.00 oz. $0.00
10. 0.00 oz. $0.00
11. 0.00 oz. $0.00
Total 20.25 oz. $26,330.00
Miss Nomer
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 0.00 oz. $0.00
4. 0.00 oz. $0.00
5. 0.00 oz. $0.00
6. 0.00 oz. $0.00
7. 0.03 oz. $125.76
8. 0.00 oz. $0.00
9. 11.76 oz. $15.288.00
10. 0.00 oz. $0.00
11. 5.04 oz. $6,552.00
Total 16.83 oz. $21,965.76
Minnow
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 0.75 oz. $975.00
4. 0.00 oz. $0.00
5. 2.50 oz. $3,250.00
6. 1.00 oz. $1,300.00
7. 0.00 oz. $0.00
8. 0.00 oz. $0.00
9. 4.77 oz. $6,201.00
10. 0.00 oz. $0.00
11. 0.00 oz. $0.00
Total 9.02 oz. $11,726.00
Reaper
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 0.00 oz. $0.00
4. 0.00 oz. $0.00
5. 0.00 oz. $0.00
6. 0.00 oz. $0.00
7. 0.00 oz. $0.00
8. 0.00 oz. $0.00
9. 0.00 oz. $0.00
10. 0.00 oz. $0.00
11. 2.00 oz. $2,600.00
Total 2.00 oz. $2,600.00

Season 4

Christine Rose
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 62.50 oz. $75,000.00
2. 92.00 oz. $110,400.00
3. 104.00 oz. $124,800.00
4. 181.00 oz. $217,200.00
5. 167.00 oz. $200,400.00
6. 44.80 oz. $53,760.00
7. 176.50 oz. $211,800.00
8. 0.00 oz. $0.00
9. 104.00 oz. $124,800.00
10. 214.00 oz. $256,800.00
Total 1,145.80 oz. $1,374,960.00
AU Grabber
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 12.00 oz. $14,400.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 33.40 oz. $40,080.00
4. 23.70 oz. $28,440.00
5. 34.60 oz. $41,520.00
6. 29.70 oz. $35,640.00
7. 0.00 oz. $0.00
8. 108.60 oz. $130,320.00
9. 159.80 oz. $191,760.00
10. 91.20 oz. $109,440.00
Total 493.00 oz. $591,600.00
Wild Ranger
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 19.85 oz. $23,820.00
2. 8.30 oz. $9,960.00
3. 9.13 oz. $10,956.00
4. 5.00 oz. $6,000.00
5. 12.50 oz. $15,000.00
6. 10.40 oz. $12,480.00
7. 2.00 oz. $2,400.00
8. 6.65 oz. $7,980.00
9. 0.00 oz. $0.00
10. 43.50 oz. $52,200.00
Total 189.50 oz. $227,400.00
The Eroica
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 7.20 oz. $8,640.00
3. 13.80 oz. $16,560.00
4. 7.90 oz. $9,480.00
5. 9.00 oz. $10,800.00
6. 4.90 oz. $5,880.00
7. 9.97 oz. $11,964.00
8. 30.73 oz. $36,876.00
9. 22.90 oz. $27,480.00
10. 43.95 oz. $52,740.00
Total 150.30 oz. $180,420.00
The Clark
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 6.40 oz. $7,680.00
3. 5.25 oz. $6,200.00
4. 5.00 oz. $6,000.00
5. 12.50 oz. $15,000.00
6. 10.40 oz. $12,480.00
7. 2.00 oz. $2,400.00
8. 6.65 oz. $7,980.00
9. 5.00 oz. $6,000.00
10. 2.00 oz. $2,400.00
Total 55.20 oz. $66,240.00
Reaper
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 0.00 oz. $0.00
4. 2.72 oz. $3,264.00
5. 3.50 oz. $4,200.00
6. 4.67 oz. $5,604.00
7. 0.00 oz. $0.00
8. 2.01 oz. $2,412.00
9. 11.20 oz. $13,440.00
10. 24.10 oz. $28,920.00
Total 48.20 oz. $57,936.00
Loko
Ep.       Oz.       Dollar value
1. 0.00 oz. $0.00
2. 0.00 oz. $0.00
3. 0.00 oz. $0.00
4. 0.00 oz. $0.00
5. 0.00 oz. $0.00
6. 0.00 oz. $0.00
7. 0.00 oz. $0.00
8. 5.00 oz. $6,000.00
9. 5.00 oz. $6,000.00
10. 17.93 oz. $21,516.00
Total 27.93 oz. $33,516.00

Syndication

Season 1

Season 2
  • Germany: DMAX Goldtaucher der Beringsee

References

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