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Deadliest Catch Welcomes New Captain to the Seabrooke in Season 20

23-year-old Sophia Bob Nielsen steps up to captain the Seabrooke amidst controversy and high expectations

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The hit Discovery Channel series “Deadliest Catch” is shaking things up in its 20th season with a new captain at the helm of the F/V Seabrooke. Sophia “Bob” Nielsen, a 23-year-old third-generation fisherwoman who made her debut in Season 19, has been given a second chance after facing setbacks with her own vessel.

Nielsen, who joined the show as the captain of F/V Victory, encountered significant challenges in her rookie year. Despite bringing in 40,000 pounds of crab, she faced technical difficulties and a collision that left her $200,000 in debt. Now, thanks to a lifeline from Captain Greg Wallace of the Seabrooke, Nielsen has the opportunity to hone her skills and prove herself as a capable captain.

This transition hasn’t been without controversy. Megan Wallace, Captain Greg’s daughter and a longtime crew member of the Seabrooke, has expressed reservations about Nielsen’s rapid ascent to the captain’s chair. “I had to earn this job. I had to work for him for years and really prove myself. She didn’t have to do the same,” Megan Wallace stated, highlighting the tension aboard the vessel.

Nielsen acknowledges the nepotism that played a role in her new position but remains determined to succeed. “I would be definitely jealous if it was my dad up here teaching some other young girl how to drive the boat,” she admitted, showing awareness of the delicate situation.

The addition of Nielsen as captain of the Seabrooke represents a significant step for female representation in the male-dominated crabbing industry. Her presence on the show, along with the potential rivalry with Megan Wallace, adds a new dynamic to the long-running series.

As “Deadliest Catch” enters its third decade on air, the show continues to evolve with new faces and compelling storylines. From Jake Anderson’s return to his mentor’s boat to Captain Wild Bill Wichrowski’s off-screen battle with prostate cancer, the series maintains its grip on viewers with a mix of high-stakes action and personal drama.

With Nielsen at the helm of the Seabrooke, fans can expect an intriguing season as she navigates not only the treacherous Bering Sea but also the complex relationships aboard her new vessel.

“Deadliest Catch” airs new episodes every Tuesday on Discovery Channel, with all episodes available for streaming on Discovery+.

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