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22:00Rick Johnson returns to fishing alone after spending three weeks with Jedd's crew.
22:00A distant natural disaster creates uncertainty for all commercial fishing crews in the upper Midwest.
22:00On this episode of Bottom Feeders, the desire and competition for catching fish is at an all time high but fishing is anything but fair.
22:00The rough season is starting to wear on commercial fishermen. For some, hard feelings are boiling to the surface and others turn imagination into money.
22:00As the season changes from summer to fall, change is also in store for our commercial fishermen.
22:00This time of year is usually a time for commercial fishermen to think about vacation but due to a poor spring, crews are fishing well into summer.
21:00The unpredictable and erratic weather conditions are an opportunity for crews to pull together. This proves difficult for some.
21:00It's the last week of March and a warm spring has upset typical fish patterns. Commercial fishermen are struggling to adjust.
21:00Everyone deals with harsh conditions as Mike and his son work a tough Lake Pepin, Jedd and his father can't seem to see eye to eye.
21:00This week on Bottom Feeders, it's the first week of April in the upper midwest, historically a profitable time.
21:00This week on Bottom Feeders, Mike Johnson and his son keep looking towards tomorrow for that big haul.
21:00This week on Bottom Feeders, Jedd Monsoor is tough on his crew while fishing is tough out on the water.