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The competition heats up, and one captain brings in the first triple catch of the season.

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As time runs out, the captains fight to bring in their last catches. Greg Mayer has won the last three seasons, can another captain defeat him?

With only two days left in the season, it's the closest competition in Outer Banks history. One good fish separates the winner from the rest of the fleet, and the standings can change with every weigh-in. As the clock ticks down, the captains fish harder than ever to bring in the last catches. Captain Greg Mayer has won the last three seasons. Can another captain defeat him and claim the top spot?

New England's best bluefin tuna fishermen venture south to North Carolina's treacherous fishing grounds, the Outer Banks, where they battle the local fleet for the ocean's most lucrative prize. A single giant bluefin can be worth more than $20,000 but the dangerous waters, small quota and explosive rivalries make the Outer Banks, nicknamed The Graveyard of the Atlantic, the most challenging place in the world to catch these elusive fish.

New England's best bluefin tuna fishermen venture south to North Carolina's treacherous fishing grounds, the Outer Banks, where they battle the local fleet for the ocean's most lucrative prize. A single giant bluefin can be worth more than $20,000 but the dangerous waters, small quota and explosive rivalries make the Outer Banks, nicknamed The Graveyard of the Atlantic, the most challenging place in the world to catch these elusive fish.

New England's best bluefin tuna fishermen venture south to North Carolina's treacherous fishing grounds, the Outer Banks, where they battle the local fleet for the ocean's most lucrative prize. A single giant bluefin can be worth more than $20,000 but the dangerous waters, small quota and explosive rivalries make the Outer Banks, nicknamed The Graveyard of the Atlantic, the most challenging place in the world to catch these elusive fish.

New England's best bluefin tuna fishermen venture south to North Carolina's treacherous fishing grounds, the Outer Banks, where they battle the local fleet for the ocean's most lucrative prize. A single giant bluefin can be worth more than $20,000 but the dangerous waters, small quota and explosive rivalries make the Outer Banks, nicknamed The Graveyard of the Atlantic, the most challenging place in the world to catch these elusive fish.

New England's best bluefin tuna fishermen venture south to North Carolina's treacherous fishing grounds, the Outer Banks, where they battle the local fleet for the ocean's most lucrative prize. A single giant bluefin can be worth more than $20,000 but the dangerous waters, small quota and explosive rivalries make the Outer Banks, nicknamed The Graveyard of the Atlantic, the most challenging place in the world to catch these elusive fish.