100 miles off the coast of southern New England lies Georges Bank, one of the richest fishing grounds in the world. Generations of Yankee fishermen have ventured into these waters to wrest a living from the sea with many still sailing from the same old historic fishing ports all in search of the North Atlantic's most prized treasure; lobsters. Every winter as the temperature plummets and the seas turn stormy, the already depleted lobster population near the coast migrate into the deep water in search of food and shelter for the winter. Thats where the offshore lobstermen must catch them. Battling man and nature, they work in these unpredictable conditions but with wild weather stirring up dangerous seas would you risk your life for lobster?