As 'Deadliest Catch' enters 20th season, Seattle captains share favorite local hangouts
Where to find Sig Hansen and Jake Anderson when they're not catching crab. #k5evening As 'Deadliest Catch' enters its 20th season, Seattle captains Sig Hansen and Jake Anderson share their favorite local hangouts. The pair, who first started working for Sig as a greenhorn and later made it into the captain’s seat himself, shared their love for each other and their emotional side. When they're not fishing in Alaska, both Sig and Jake live in Seattle. Mary asked Sig if he plans to get revenge on Jake for a stunt a few seasons ago, when Jake helped Johnathan Hillstrand pepper Sig's boat, the Northwestern, with paintballs. Samantha asked if Sig plans to take revenge on him, and Jake responded, "He's taking revenge on me my whole career."
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Where to find Sig Hansen and Jake Anderson when they're not catching crab. #k5evening
Mary wanted to know: "What’s the one thing you would like your viewers to know that the TV series doesn't show."
"You liar!" Captain Sig Hansen shouted, then added "I don't think they know that I really have this super gentle side to me, and that I'm super emotional, and I cry watching movies more than my wife does. Oh, and I can't swim. How about that?"
"Yeah, that was May 17," Sig said. "That's Norwegian Independence Day. And, you know, we do the parade every year, I'm real proud of it, obviously, Norwegian roots."
Samantha is a "Deadliest Catch" super-fan; she sent us photos of herself with Captain Keith Colburn and Captain Johnathan Hillstrand, a couple of other local stars of the show. She asked if Sig plans to get revenge on Jake for a stunt that happened a few seasons ago, when Jake helped Johnathan Hillstrand pepper Sig’s boat, the Northwestern, with paintballs.
"He's taking revenge on me my whole career. That's all he does is take revenge on me!” Jake said.
Tough talk, but this season will reveal the depth of this friendship. Jake first started working for Sig as a greenhorn and triumphed over personal difficulties and addiction to make it into the captain’s seat himself. This season, Jake finds himself without a boat to captain, through no fault of his own. Sig, his mentor and friend, helps him out.
When they're not fishing in Alaska, both Sig and Jake live in Seattle. We wanted to know where a fan might find them:
"Yeah, you find me in Ballard,” said Sig. “Now, back in the good old days, it might have been some of the pubs down there, but, you know, I did manage to grow up a little bit, and so I'm not frequenting as much. The Smoke Shop, that's where you'd find us back in the day. Man, that's where you used to go to get hired if you wanted a job seriously. And they’ve still got pictures of a lot of the boats on the walls there. So, shout out to Ballard. That's all I can say."