‘Gold Rush: White Water’ Returns for Season 2 and the Stakes Are Even Higher (VIDEO)

Discovery Channel
Exclusive
Discovery Channel

Gold Rush: White Water is returning for a second season, following Dakota Fred and son Dustin on their “death-defying hunt for gold in the remote mountains of Southeast Alaska” and TV Insider has your first look.

Last season on Gold Rush: White Water, the Dakota Boys’ dreams were crushed after a flood destroyed their mine site just days after their biggest gold haul of the season.

Now, they’re are back with a bigger crew and a brand new powerful second dredge. And they’re more determined than ever to discover the gold they know is in McKinley Creek. They’re even diving under freezing plunge pools by using heated wetsuits!

Let’s not forget about the unpredictable weather. The father-son duo must battle against flash floods, falling boulders, and hungry bears in the Alaskan wilderness.

Someone you might recognize is retired Marine Sgt. Carlos Minor who is returning along with Texan brothers Wes and Paul Richardson, the equipment managers/mechanics. New to the crew are greenhorn Rich Webster and Arizona miner Casey Morgan who hope to strike it rich finding gold.

Watch an exclusive first look below:

Gold Rush: White Water, Season Premiere, Friday, January 4, 10/9c, Discovery Channel




Conversation5 Comments

Please read the TV Insider Community Guidelines.

Comments are closed on this story.

  1. R

    RedPretzel

    .. The Hoffman's all over again.

    Want them to do well, but if this episode is like the others, it will be my last.

  2. B

    BlueFlower

    The Gold Rush White Water crew would make more gold working at the Golden Arches of McDonalds.

    1

    1. G

      GreenButton

      Well mate I ve seen 5 minuites of an episode and they had a glass jar full of gold at Rockfall ravine

  3. R

    RedCoffee

    I am watching Discovery Gold Rush White Water episodes and every time the hole fills up it drives me insane. Why don't they bring in 2 three section steel beams (by helicopter) that can be adjusted to fit across the base of the canyon just above the water line and build a platform RAMP that sends 90% of the water over the top of the dredge site. NO MORE RAPID water fill ins!!! They brought half of the wood they would need in on day one.

    1

    1. G

      GreenButton

      Because its forbidden to build in natureparcs?