[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Well it would not have much of an audience if it was called "used to be deadly but now not so much catch".

Don't know what to tell you. There were a couple of articles about it and how the change in rules resulted in a lot less people dying.

[TigersEye]

They talked about those rule changes all the time. It's not the name of the show that impressed me. It was watching hundreds of hours of them working.

It went from over seven deaths a year to one death in six years.

Was that from this article written in 2012?

Because six men died in 2017 in just one incident.

'Deadliest Catch' tragedy: Sig Hansen in tears as crab fishermen friends are lost at sea