All eyes are on Wicked Pissah as the trio leads the fleet. Paul reveals the reason for their drive this year, but they're not the only ones willing to do whatever it takes to be on top. By limiting fishing days, the plan to stabilize the market is finally paying off, and a higher demand for bluefin increases prices on quality catches, taking the competition up a notch.

The seas off the coast of Gloucester are rich with bluefin, but summer storms wreak havoc on the fleet. With winds and tides running high, there's no escape from danger, and the teams know with a short window to catch, they can't afford to stay off the water. It will take helping hands and a lot of skill to make the weather work in their favor in order to get much-needed paychecks.

Even on a normal day, commercial bluefin tuna fishing comes with a whole host of challenges. But after a period of bad weather and with an upcoming buyer break, the seas are crowded with boats and competition is fierce. After a rough first half of the season catching smaller, low-quality fish, Fat Tuna will fight through it all and stop at nothing to get ahead in the competition.