With the opening of the new mining season, Parker’s start is marred by misfortune; he suffers a loss of vital crew members, and Tony promptly orders him from his claim. Meanwhile, Todd sets an ambitious objective for the season, while Tony …

Tony’s dredging business ground to an abrupt halt with the arrival of a serious problem. Simultaneously, news arrived that Grandpa John required immediate hospitalization.

Todd faces considerable difficulties in his effort to relocate the fifty-ton washing plant. Finally, Tony’s dredge begins yielding gold. Meanwhile, Parker intensifies the demands, pushing his young crew member to a breaking point.

The weight of the tailings piles strained Todd's relationship with his son, Hunter. Tony’s dredge suffered damage when he entrusted a novice with the winch. Meanwhile, Parker sought counsel from his grandfather, desperate to salvage his sea…

Parker’s frustration reached a breaking point, compelling him to examine his own disposition. Meanwhile, at Eureka Creek, Tony Beets engaged directly with his aging 1938 gold dredge.

Parker and his foreman, Rick, decided to try a new vein. Meanwhile, Todd sought a solution to prevent gold from escaping the sluicebox. Tony’s crew encountered a significant problem with the dredge.

At El Dorado, the wealthiest creek documented in North America, Jack has the opportunity to pursue his lifelong ambition. Parker’s team works tirelessly, determined to live up to the legendary name of Treasure Island. Meanwhile, Tony discov…

The Hoffman team discovers an intriguing indicator of promising gold deposits. Meanwhile, Parker remains steadfast in his pursuit of Treasure Island, but a violent conflict erupts between Tony and his men, leaving some of them lost.

Todd’s team discovered evidence of a colossal prehistoric beast, a find that might hold the promise of significant gold. Meanwhile, Tony finds himself compelled to rebuild his washplant, and Parker embarks on the most ambitious undertaking …

Parker turned twenty-one, and Rick had a remarkable surprise prepared for him on a floating party barge. Meanwhile, Tony was searching for a promising new venture to invest in.

Monica reports on Tony’s dredging business. Meanwhile, Parker plans a significant theft.

A change in mechanics at Parker’s ignites unrest among the staff; a prolonged drought brings Todd’s business to a standstill; and Tony confronts a critical problem threatening his livelihood.

Hoffman navigates a simmering conflict between his daytime and nighttime employees. Meanwhile, Tony and Gene find themselves at odds regarding the business's operations, all while Parker’s laundry facility is generating revenue.

Tony’s acquisition of a significant quantity of gold sparked a contest between Parker and Todd. Their bet, centered on predicting who would extract the greater share of the precious metal, quickly reshaped the dynamics of the mining claims.

Parker finances his ambition to extract 3000 ounces of gold by paying his royalties upfront. His dredge is currently immobilized within the debris of its own operations. Meanwhile, Todd compensates for his weekly losses by manipulating the …

Parker is persuaded to reopen his Fantasyland section. To accelerate output, the engine on Tony’s seventy-five-year-old dredge is enhanced. Todd’s Roulette cut presents a mix of benefits and complications.

Tony Beets journeys to the Netherlands, revisiting the origins of his story. There, he shares insights into the evolution from youthful farm life to the legend he became in the Klondike goldfields. The cameras also document his life during …

Hoffman is seeking new mineral deposits in Oregon. Beets endeavors to locate more promising territory for his dredging operation. Parker relocates his washing plant to the opposite side of the ravine.

Parker redirects the creek for his mining operation, while Tony struggles with repeatedly broken dredge buckets. Meanwhile, Todd expands his efforts with the addition of a second, larger washplant.

With winter's approach, the pursuit of gold grows more urgent. Todd tends his two washplants, while Tony works to remove his dredge from the water before the first ice sets in. Meanwhile, Grandpa John makes a point of checking on Parker.

A look back at the 2015 season, followed by a glimpse ahead to 2016.

In remembrance of John Schnabel, a life well-lived and a lasting legacy.

Following the ninth episode, a special installment details Parker’s progress in his gold mining endeavors.