Ep 6. Gold Fever

In this episode of Gold Rush: Alaska, titled "Gold Fever," the miners deal with challenging conditions as they continue to chase their gold mining dreams. With the winter rapidly approaching, they must hurry to reach their targets before the ground freezes over.

Todd and his crew are struggling to find the gold-rich bedrock they need to meet their goal of 50 ounces for the season. But with the clock ticking and the weather turning against them, things are getting tense on their claim. Meanwhile, Parker and his team are dealing with their own set of challenges. They've hit a patch of gravel that is difficult to work through, and they're forced to push their machinery to its limits in order to break through and access the gold-rich ground below.

The episode also follows the crew of the Dakota boys, Fred and Dustin Hurt, who are working on a different claim. They're navigating difficult terrain as they move their equipment to a new location, and making progress proves to be a slow and frustrating process. As the weather worsens and their access to the nearby river becomes more difficult, they must use their ingenuity to keep their operation going.

As the season progresses, all three crews are feeling the pressure to hit their targets and make the most of their time in the field. With millions of dollars on the line, the stakes are high and everyone is determined to succeed. But Mother Nature isn't making it easy for them, and tensions rise as tempers flare.

Despite the challenges they face, the miners are determined to persevere and make their dreams of striking it rich come true. Will they be able to find the gold they need before winter sets in? Tune in to this exciting episode of Gold Rush: Alaska to find out.