Capt. Phil keeping busy
Here are some upcoming dates for you to meet Capt. Phil in person.
DEADLIEST BREW PROMO’S
September 13th — Poulsbo Central Market 10am to 12pm
20148 10th Ave NE
Poulsbo WA 360-394-7235
September 14th — West Seattle Thriftway 10am-12pm
4201 SW Morgan St
Seattle, WA 98136
(206) 937-0245
Richard Hoehne sent in these photos of Capt. Phil at the Harley Davidson celebration in Milwaukee. Send your photos to morgan@corneliamarie.com
November 27th, 2008 at 1:13 pm
HEY DARCI……………IT WAS SAD TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR”ENCOUNTER WITH CAPT.? PHIL. IF HE WAS WELL ENOUGH TO EAT AT A RESTAURANT, HE SHOULD BE ABLE TO SMILE AND SAY HI!! HE THINKS HE’S A “STAR” AND I WONDER WHEN HIS 15 MIN. OF FAME ARE OVER HE WILL WISH “ANYONE” WILL WANT TO SAY HI.
November 21st, 2008 at 6:28 pm
Wow love your photos looking good I love men with long hair so I play with well i can even braid you hair or put in a ponytail neah I love your sun glasses we can I get a pair I like to have fun do you like to go clubing i can not wait intill summer so i can go swimming in the ocean
November 17th, 2008 at 11:55 am
Hi there! I love the show and watch it every chance I get. Cornelia Marie and Capt. Phil were one of my favs. I was very sad to see him become afflicted with the blood clots. I know that is going to bring on some changes in his life. My husband and I were in Vegas not too long ago and were eating dinner when Captain Phil and another gentleman came in to the restaurant we were at. I was so excited to see him, but I didn’t want to bother him and his friend while they were eating. We asked the waiter if it was possible to go up to Captain Phil and say hi, or if they had been instructed to ask people to leave them alone. Our waiter said it was fine to say hi, and with much coaxing from my husband I went up and said ‘Hi.’ I was so nervous, and unfortunately Phil was not receptive at all. I was sooooooo disappointed. His friend was very nice and I think he was trying to make up for the lack of friendliness. I understand Phil’s going through a rough time with his health, and I don’t want to change anyone’s view of Captain Phil, but if you don’t want to be approached in public-make it known. Or at least fake kindness. I’m sure being famous is tiresome.
Anyway, I got a picture with him and he looks completely put out to even be there.
I’m sorry Captain Phil that you are not happy, I hope that things work out for you. Good luck in the future.
October 22nd, 2008 at 4:08 am
G’DAY PHIL, WHAT CAN WE SAY, YOUR AN ABSOLUTE LEGAND. WE ARE FROM AUSTRALIA AND ARE PLANNING COMING TO MEET YOU. WE ONLY GET YOU ONCE A WEEK FOR AN HOUR, BUT MY GOD, FAIRDINKUM, ITS AN AMAZING SHOW. YOU AND YOUR LOVELY BOYS AND THE CREW, DO A BRILLIANT JOB. FANTASTIC!! YOU HAVE TO GET BETTER AS THE SHOW IS NOT THE SAME WITHOUT YOU AND YOUR BOYS ARE NOT THE SAME. LOVE YOU ALL TO BITS, YOU HAVE AN ENOURMOUS FAN CLUB OUT HERE, BUT YOUR JUST SO EASY TO ENJOY. GET WELL AND STAY SAFE, LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR RETURN. CHEERS FROM DOWN UNDER!!! PS. YOUR A GREAT MAN!!!!!
October 2nd, 2008 at 1:12 pm
Hi Phil,
I have been watching the show from the beginning also and i love it. I look forward to the new season. I am utterly amazed at how well all of you deal with the roughness and complicatedness of your job. I think you guys all deserve a huge round of applause cause you are out there risking your lives (not just to make money), but also so people can have the luxury of eating crab! I just think all of you are amazing! I am also very glad to hear that you are feeling better health wise. You are the type of guy who thinks about his crew first then himself, well Phil, I think it is definately time to start thinking about yourself. You have already done a GREAT job with raising your sons and they are old enough to take care of themselves so you need to keep up your health so we can all enjoy watching you as the Captain of the Corneilia Marie, it is not the same without you in the wheelhouse.
October 1st, 2008 at 7:20 am
HEY PHIL,
LOOKING FOREWARD TO A NEW SEASON OF THE DEADLIEST CATCH. FOR US EAST COASTERS ,CAN YOU TAKE SOME PICTURSE AND KEEP US UP TO DATE ON THE FALL CRABBING? THANKS SO MUCH AND I HOPE YOUR ALL SAFE AND WELL AND HAVE A GREAT SEASON!!!!!!!!!!!
October 1st, 2008 at 5:09 am
Hey Capt Harris,
Hi my name is Carol, I am a 38 yr old Aussie who has watch Deadliest catch from day one and have loved every minute of it. I only just saw the episode that showed the x-ray of your lungs literally 5 mins ago and had to get on line to see if you were ok. I see from the blogs that you are kinda ok but watching your health.
I now sorta what you are going through you see 2 years ago I was diagnosed with dilated Cardiomyopathy and had to give up a career that I loved I was a chef but with my heart ejection fraction only at 20% I can never cook for a living again.
I hope that you can go back to fishing as the show would not be the same without you so get fully well and I hope to see you back on board Cornelia Marie next season. Lose the ciggies and the red bulls that should help A LOT!!
Jake and Josh quit stressing you dad so much especially you Jake I would have thrown you in to the harbor and taken the flat screen straight back to the store, I hope you realize how lucky you guys are to have such a forgiving father. I have a 16 yr old son and a 14 yr old daughter and when they saw that episode they couldn’t believe how disrespectfully you were. All they said to me is that was so very wrong and selfish.
Captain Harris my prayers and thoughts are with you,get well and stay well.
October 1st, 2008 at 2:05 am
AHOY THERE MATEY!
We are from the other extreme part of the world, the South Pacific, New Zealand. Yep, we watch your show down these ways too.
Unfortunately, it has taken this long for the episode of you Phil, falling ill. We were so concerned, we had to google you immediately.
We have been avid fans from the very first season and think highly of you, your crew and the entire fleet on the show.
Your relationship with your sons is something many fathers should aspire to, however, you must remember to take care of your health and your own well-being too.
All the best for the future Phil and happy crabbing!
Your biggest fans from NZ -Rob & Nina
Sweet bro!
September 25th, 2008 at 11:27 am
Hi there Phil. Here in england we saw the episode showing you becoming sick only last night. I have been so upset all day until I could check on the web that you were ok. wishing you a full and speedy recovery. Try not to upset your english fans or your family with any more scary problems. I think the program is fantastic. love to all. lynz
September 22nd, 2008 at 4:44 pm
I just wanted to tell you I love the show and think you and your crew are awesome! Stay safe and layoff some of the redbull!
Take care!
September 18th, 2008 at 3:05 am
Hi !
It is pretty obvious witch is my favorite boat in the fleet when you see my name. Just wanted to say hey to all the crew, and let you know that you are watched in Croatia too. It is little unreal for us when we see how cold it can get over there, considering that I live on Adriatic coast and do not see winters like that ever! Wish you the guys all the best!
September 16th, 2008 at 4:07 pm
Hi Phil, I have been watching Deadliest Catch from the beginning and want to say what an awesome show it is- I know you don’t think so, but you make the show! I’m sure you have heard thousands of well wishes, but I was so glad to see the interview with you on Youtube. I have been waiting and wondering about your health issues and am very glad to hear things are getting better. I hope you will be able to return to fishing soon! Please take care of yourself- LOVE YA! Michelle from Minnesota
September 10th, 2008 at 12:17 pm
Hey Capt. Phil, my hubby spent 22 years as a chief petty officer submarine nuclear tech in the Navy and I was wondering if you think you could live aboard a submarine for 6 months? LOL, I don’t think he could ever do your job! Have you ever been aboard a sub?
Oh and I am a medical assistant and if I hear you say that you had a pulmonary ‘aneurysm’ one more time………
You had an embolism! Seriously though I am glad that you are feeling better. Everyone needs a wakeup call now and then and I guess that was yours. now take care of yourself and that’s an order!
Terri & John Stevens
September 10th, 2008 at 2:24 am
Hey Capt Phil. I’m 54 yrs old and from Canada. I never ever miss any of the shows on TV. Will you be joining the crew for a new season? I really think you should lay off the redbull though..lol That stuff will kill you. I know from watching that your job is a very stressful, sleepless and edgy. When I watch the program I feel that I know all the crew personally and along with the rest of the captains on the other boats. I’m happy and relieved that you are doing better. I watched “After the catch” and saw you there with the guys and you looked good. Please stay that way. Tell Jake not to buy anymore flat screens..lol Did he ever pay you back for that??? or did you dock it off his pay??lol I would of kicked his butt. I hope to see you again in the new season. Please take care of yourself. We need you around.
September 7th, 2008 at 12:34 pm
HEY CAPT.PHIL IM JESSICA AND IM ONLY 14 YEARS OLD AND IM IN LOVE WITH YOU AND YOUR CREW.I CANT EVEN WRITE HOW MUCH I LOVE IT.I THINK I NEED TO GO TO REHAB FOR IT:)
ANYWAYS IM GLAD THAT YOUR FEELING BETTER FROM THE CLOTS.I NEW YOU WERE GOING TO BE OK BECAUSE YOUR A REALLY STRONG PERSON.
ALSO YOUR DOING A GREAT JOB WIPING JAKE:) AND JOSH INTO SHAPE WHEN YOUR OUT ON SEA.
WELL CONTINUE TO FISH AND I HOPE YOU CAN BE ON THE NEW SEASON OF DEADLIEST CATCH.
BYE.
September 6th, 2008 at 4:12 pm
Hey glad he’s going somewhere and having some fun…but Texas…I’d stay in Seattle or wherever in WA. where he lives. My dad says there are lots of emos there. Well, Phil get better even though you’re probable pretty damn tired of hearing that from everyone constantly. That’s enough to make anyone go insane you know.