We can't all be crab fishermen, and we certainly can't follow our favorite fishermen as they tour the continent and then head to Alaska to work.  But what we can do as dedicated fans, is wear their official 'Deadliest Catch' gear, watch all 'Deadliest Catch' episodes and marathons, and now we can drink their coffee too!

So which coffe suits you the best? 
The Deckhand Blend?
The Greenhorn?
In The Trough?
Keil Hauled?

And there's more where those came from.  Check out the many selections of Captain Phil's, Deadliest Brew Coffee, and even better, check out the brew descriptions!

The F/V Time Bandit:  Built in 1991. 113' long.  Designed and custom built by the Hillstrands.  Home port-Juneau, AK area.  Holds 22,000 gallons of fuel.

F/V Northwestern:  Built in 1977.  125' long.  Home port is Seattle, WA.  Holds 60,000 gallons of fuel and has a 1280 HP motor.

F/V Wizard. Built in 1945.  156' long with a very low profile in the water.  Home port is Seattle, WA.  Fuel capacity is 48,000 gallons.  Has 4 holds and is a single shaft vessel.

F/V Cornelia Marie:  Built in 1989.  128' feet long.  Home port is Kodiak, AK.  Holds 25,800 gallons of fuel and has twin screws/shafts.

F/V North American:  Like the Northwestern, the North American is a house-forward vessel.  110' feet long.  It's the only featured vessel that is a "green" boat.

F/V Early Dawn:  Built in 1978.  108' long.  Home port is Seattle, WA.  Has a 850 HP engine and it's fuel capacity is 35,000 gallons.