‘Deadlist Catch’ Star Sig Hansen Reconsiders retired in the sea after several decades
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After several decades, after struggling with the cruel water and threatening his life on the confused bearing sea, “The fatal catch“Star Captain Sig Hansen confesses that he has begun to look at things differently – especially when it comes to retirement.
Fear, loss and family have changed their view of the long -term star of the Hit Discovery Channel series, and last year the 59 year -old boy has said that he has no plans to release, but now he has reconsidered.
“Well, I’m a fisherman. You remember, you are talking to a professional cheat here,” Hansen joke in an interview People?? “No, I think I have a few more years left. I always think about it and when I think of ‘retiring’, only because I have lost a lot of people and every time you get out of the water, I am more afraid.”
Posting on the island of northwest Captain Sig Hansen Stuck (Discovery Channel)
Hansen further said that he and his employees. It has been difficult to ignore this fear as it was trivially rejected in the betrayal water at 50 feet of sea.
“One of the part of it is justified, you think Your own deathAnd I’m afraid, “Hansen said.
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“I am not the same mindset as before, where we see everything as a challenge. And it’s still challenging, but it’s not the same.”
Hansen further said, “I was there, they did it and now I want to spend more time My familyMy wife, see all the years and decades she’s waiting for me. It wants to go another way, and so we look at things differently, that’s it. “
The fresh season of the “Deadlist Catch” premier was on Friday. (Discovery Channel)
The Norwegian-American people have suffered numerous storms and personal health during its period on “lethal catch”. Heart attack २०१८ in 2016 and an emotional toll of losing cooperative fishermen for years.
Although Hansen was not ready to hang his shoes, he explained that his priority could change, as the call of the house is increasing rather than the sea appeal.
“I will continue to do this,” he says about northwest. “But retirement is clear.”
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Sig Hansen of the “Deadlist Catch” has previously told Fox News Digital that keeping your men safe is a challenge. (Gateie image)
Nowadays, Hansen has a new reason to stay close to the house.
“I have four grandchildren now,” he kept sharing with people. “When I was laughing at all these old-timers when they boast about their grandchildren and talk about how their whole world is. I am, ‘You are cashew nuts. We can’t talk about it. Fishing?? ‘And now I am one of those kids. Can’t help. And I love it, I really do. “
In the premiere season of the “Deadlist Catch” 21, Hansen worked together with Captain Jonathan Hills, a return to the Bandar Stuck Island in search of a demon Raja Crab, a rumor.
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With the co-counter of Time Daku, experienced fishermen began a modern gold crowd-but the Titan Explorer’s ship broke out and Captain Jake Anderson’s staff forced to leave the ship.
Sig Hansen said you want to focus more on your family. (Gateie image)
When the crews were pushed into the reluctant water for attractive escape, they met brutal conditions and dangerous mechanical failures-changed into high-steak search A for cracks. Fight to survive??
“Deadlist Catch” Friday broadcast at ET/PT at 8pm on the Discovery Channel.
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