The star of “arrest”, Sig Hansen, re -removes retirement after decades at sea

After decades of fighting brutal water and risking its life on the loud hateful sea. “More“The star Captain Sig Hansen admits that he has started to see things differently – especially when it comes to retirement.

The star has long admitted from the Hit Discovery Channel series that fear, loss and family had changed his point of view, and although the 59 -year -old said last year he had no plans to resign from that, but he was now reconsidered.

“Well, I’m a hunter. You have to remember, you are talking to a professional liar here,” Hansen joked in an interview with the people. “No, I think I have another few years in me. I think about it all the time and when I think about” retirement “, this is only because I lost a lot of people, and I am more fearful every time we get out of the water.”

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Hansen added that fear became difficult to ignore, as he and his crew contained an unforgiving seas 50 feet in treacherous waters.

“Only part of it, think about it Your deaths“I am afraid,” Hansen said.

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“I do not have the same mentality that I did as before, as you look at everything as a challenge. It is still difficult, but it’s not the same.”

Hansen continued, “I was there, I did it, and now I want to spend more time with my familyMy wife, look at all the years and contracts that I have been waiting for. You should go in the other direction, and thus see things differently, that’s all. “

The Norwegian Americans have succeeded in countless storms heart attack In 2016 and emotional losses for the loss of his fellow fishermen over the years.

Although Hansen is not completely ready to hang his shoes, he made it clear that his priorities may turn, because the house’s appeal is growing with a louder voice.

“I will continue to do so,” he says about the arrest of the northwest. “But retirement is clear.”

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These days, Hansen has a new reason to stay closer to home.

“I have four grandchildren now,” continued to participate with people. “I used to laugh at all these old when they were proud of their grandchildren and talk about how this is their whole world. I am like, comrades. hunting? Now, I am one of these men. It cannot help him. And I love it, I really do. “

In the first show of the twenty -first season of “Meadliest Catch”, which was broadcast on Friday, Hansen cooperated with Captain Jonathan Hillster and the returnees while the two went to the deserted Adak Island in search of the radiant giant Crab Crab.

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Participated in the rush at a time when the thieves started, the veteran fishermen began the modern golden rush-but the race for the rare crabs took a dangerous turn when the chaos erupted on the Titan explorer and forced the crew of Captain Jake Anderson to abandon the ship.

When the crews were pushed into unintended water to secure profit distance The struggle for survival.

“Adadliest Catch” is broadcast on Friday at 8 pm ET/PT on Discovery.

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