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Mykel and Ruth encounter a problem in the mountains of Croatia - minefields leftover from the war in the '90s. Although the duo are enjoying the beautiful scenery in the northern region, they know they need to make a quick exit.

Mykel and Ruth must hunker down in the cave and wait until daylight to continue their journey. They use hand gel to create a fire, which provides them with two essentials for survival - light and heat.

Captain Kip Marquize drags in the waters of Redfish Bay, an area known to channel dense pockets of shrimp. However, the shrimp he's catching are too small to sell, causing him to contemplate turning his back on his home waters and shrimping in Alabama.

A ferocious storm pounds the Louisiana bayou. As his boat, the Miss Carmine, tosses about in stormy seas, Captain Waylon Buras leaves the helm to keep his deckhand Chookie from falling overboard.

Blimp drops his nets in the "Main Pass" to see if this former honey hole is still sweet with shrimp since the 2010 oil spill. After waiting anxiously to pull up a net of shrimp, Blimp comes up with promising results and celebrates by doing a shrimp dance.

Desperate for any help to reverse the Wild Ranger's fortunes, Jason Walker seeks out Zeke's expert advice.

Emily's not too thrilled about working out on the Bering Sea in the middle of the night.

Penn and Teller tell how they set up the make believe story of flosting dessert - it was actually pretty nasty.

The Bering Sea dredging crews tally up their gold earnings in the fifth major cleanout of the season.

After a family feud between Todd and Jack Hoffman, the two decide to settle their differences.

The Wild Ranger's captain blows a gasket as he chases off crewman Steve Riedel.

After getting their most expensive piece of equipment into place on the new claim, the Hoffman crew begin to prep the wash plant for their up and coming mining season.

Check out this gravitational Head Rush experiment.

Parker Schnabel and his crew conduct their first clean out of the season with Parker as the new boss.

Is it possible to reveal the contents of a piece of paper after being erased?

A negatively charged balloon is able to pull a piece of wood without any electric charge. How is this possible?

In a rare occasion, Todd and Jack Hoffman find themselves in a disagreement, which leads to Jack storming off into his trailer.

What causes the break up in water molecules in this Head Rush experiment?

Dakota Fred is missing a piece of hardware, which is crucial to continue his work for the day. So, he heads over to the Big Nugget mine to ask a favor of Parker Schnabel.

We can live comfortably here on Earth, but why is it so hard to get a human on Mars?

To solve some of the biggest mysteries in science, sometimes you need a really big experiment. Dr. Michio Kaku explains what this huge laboratory investigates.

The Hoffmans fire up their new wash plant for the first time in quite awhile, only to find it is not functioning properly.

Mummies pose a deadly threat to archaeologists who work with them. Do you know what this deadly threat is?

The Hoffman crew reveals to Executive Producer, Christo Doyle, just how unprepared they were to pick up stakes and head north to start working on a new, unfamiliar claim in the Klondike.

Why is it that one nail can pop a balloon but hundreds of nails just can't seem to do the trick?