Ep 6. Never Say Die
- TV-14
- September 15, 2017
- 41 min
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8.3 (9)
In Bering Sea Gold season 9 episode 6 titled "Never Say Die," the miners are determined to maximize their output despite facing some daunting challenges. The episode picks up from where it left off in the previous episode with Shawn Pomrenke and his crew trying to get their second dredge up and running. The crew is under intense pressure to find new ground to mine and make up for lost time due to the delays caused by malfunctioning parts on their dredge.
On the other side of Nome harbor, Ken Kerr and his son, Shawn, are also dealing with their fair share of challenges. The father-son duo is still struggling to hit paydirt on their claim, and they're running low on supplies. To add to their woes, a storm front is moving in, and they're in danger of losing their only boat, the Reaper.
Elsewhere on the Bering Sea, Emily Riedel and her boyfriend, Dustin Hurt, are set to make a big decision that could potentially change their lives forever. They're planning to buy a dredge and start their own mining operation. However, they're still unsure about how they'll finance their venture.
As the episode progresses, the various miners face numerous setbacks and obstacles. One crew deals with a broken hose and must come up with an innovative solution to keep their operation going. Another crew must brave the stormy seas to get to their mining spot. And Shawn Pomrenke and his crew are forced to quickly pivot when a promising location turns out to be barren.
Despite all these challenges, the miners remain determined and continue to work tirelessly to extract gold from the Bering Sea. Some find success, and some don't, but every miner is driven by the hope that the next scoop could be the one that changes their fortunes.
In "Never Say Die," viewers get a glimpse into the often-grueling world of gold mining in the Bering Sea. Through it all, the miners show a remarkable resilience and never-give-up attitude, even when the odds seem stacked against them. It's a testament to the human spirit and the lengths people will go to achieve their dreams.
