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Why Did Josh Harris Sell The Cornelia Marie

So, you've been wondering why Josh Harris, the charismatic captain from Deadliest Catch, decided to sell his trusty crabber, the Cornelia Marie? Let's grab a coffee and dive into this, shall we?

First things first, Josh isn't one to make decisions lightly. He's a man of the sea, through and through, and the Cornelia Marie has been his trusty steed for years. But even the most loyal of ships need a change of hands sometimes, right?

Time for a Change

Remember when Josh took over the boat from his dad, Phil Harris? That was a big shift. Well, it seems like Josh felt it was time for another change. He wanted to focus more on his family and his other business ventures.

Now, I know what you're thinking. "But what about the crab? What about the adventure?" Well, my friend, Josh isn't one to shy away from adventure. He just wanted to find it on his own terms.

The Search for a New Captain

So, Josh started looking for someone who could take the helm of the Cornelia Marie. He wanted someone who could respect the boat's history and keep the legacy alive. Enter: Josh's good friend, Sean Dwyer.

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Sean's no stranger to the Bering Sea. He's a seasoned fisherman with a reputation as solid as the Cornelia Marie herself. When Josh offered him the boat, Sean jumped at the chance. It was like a match made in heaven, or at least, a match made in the icy waters of the Bering Sea.

Saying Goodbye to an Old Friend

So, there you have it. Josh Harris sold the Cornelia Marie to follow his heart and his new passions. It wasn't an easy decision, but sometimes, you've got to let go of the old to make way for the new.

And who knows? Maybe we'll see Josh back on the water again someday, captaining a new boat and ready for the next adventure. Until then, we'll keep our eyes on the Cornelia Marie and her new captain, Sean Dwyer, as they continue to brave the Bering Sea.