Life Inside an Alaskan Crab Boat: Where You Sleep, What You Eat, When You Stop

Life on a Bering Sea crab boat means 18-hour days, 5 hours of broken sleep and a bunk the size of a coffin. This film tours a 116-foot crabber that fishes 200 steel pots at 700 pounds each and can hold 250,000 pounds of crab. It shows where the six-man crew actually sleeps, what they eat in the galley, how 16-on/8-off shifts and wheel watches work, and the four reasons a trip finally stops.