Gold Rush: White Water

The loss of legendary gold miner "Dakota" Fred Hurt has the miners reeling. But their determination to push on pays off with a record-breaking discovery.

After a record-breaking find, Dustin knows more of those nuggets are within reach. It leads him into a rematch with the deadly site that defeated him.

A heartbreaking revelation sends shockwaves through the crew as they tackle their toughest dive site yet in search of millions in gold.

Dustin gambles his life savings, buying a remote Alaskan claim rumoured to hold life-changing gold. Mother Nature's wrath pushes them to the limit.

In his final interview after his brain cancer diagnosis, Fred Hurt tells his remarkable life story. He reflects on a life of adventure and gold mining.

Reeling from tragic news, Dustin and the miners fight to get a diver in the water earlier than ever before. Their determination is rewarded.

On the gold and desperate for more, Dustin and his band of brothers engage in trench warfare. But one wrong move has the miners on the retreat.

Dustin fulfils Dakota Fred's final wish and celebrates his 80th birthday. In the frozen North the crew use every tool in their arsenal to find nuggets.

Dustin and his crew battle broken comms and deadly rock falls in their hunt for big nuggets. Dustin receives devastating news about his father Fred.

An airboat accident could end this record-breaking season, and severe weather could make matters worse.

With bedrock still out of reach, the miners turn to the late Fred Hurt to help solve the problem. A major dredge malfunction shuts the operation down.

A mysterious white boulder dubbed "Moby" could be the gateway to more monster nuggets. But first, Mother Nature throws Dustin a sucker punch.

Feeling the squeeze of winter's grip tightening around them, desperation pushes the miners a step too far in their search for millions in gold.

With a season-ending blizzard inbound, the miners must push past their limits, squeezing every last ounce from the creek to add to their record haul.