The crew of the Cornelia Marie finished the King Crab season mid December. The crew was able to enjoy Christmas with their families. So, when does Season 4 start? There was a sneak preview during the Deadliest Catch marathon … and I borrowed this recording from a fan who recorded their television. BTW- I got this blog idea directly from “Deadliest Reports“, the best fan site out there. This is a nicely edited promo, check it out.
We replenished our stock of current items and a few new things. We added Cornelia Marie caps. These are the same caps the guys have been wearing for years. The front is embroidered with our “old style” design with the “FV Cornelia Marie” above the boat and “Kodiak, Alaska” below. We also added two new colors for the CM hoodies. Now that it’s cold outside, we are wearing ours all the time.
We also added some pics of the Harris boys and some CM fans wearing t-shirts. You can see these images when you buy the items. Check out the store and have fun Christmas shopping!
The voting booth is closed and we have a tie! Two of the four t-shirts voted on had nearly the same amount of votes, so we will print both of them. Thanks to everyone who took part in our poll. Please look for these two t-shirts for sale in our online store soon.
Also, we are making new efforts to update our blog more frequently - so stay tuned.
Since we started this website, we have been asked to provide “Capt. Phil” T-shirts for sale. So, we’ve finally tracked down Phil and took a couple of photos to create these designs.
Please visit the forum and vote for your favorite design. Once the voting is finished, we will sell that design here on the website.
Capt. Phil threw out the first pitch for the Aquasox baseball game last night in Everett, Washington. It was a beautiful night and the park was filled with fans of the “Deadliest Catch”. Capt. Phil signed autographs before and after the game. Also there from the show was Capt. Greg Moncrief and his wife Ragnhild from the “Farwest Leader”.
More than 1000 dollars was raised that evening for the Seattle Fishermen’s Memorial.
Capt. Phi appeared with other Captains of the “Deadliest Catch” for a good cause. Captains Larry Hendricks and Sig Hansen, born and bred in Ballard, and fellow crab boat captain Phil Harris, joined in to answer questions and sign autographs. T-shirts were sold to benefit the “Seattle Fishermens’s Memorial”, a charitable organization devoted to promoting safety in the fishing fleets and easing the emotional and financial burden of surviving family members of fishermen lost at sea.
