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116 even though lingering pain in his legs made it difficult for him to fight hooked fish. Since then, he has thrown himself whole- heartedly back into fishing. He is delighted with the financial security the show offers—"I have a friggin' retirement fund!"—and the fact that it allows him to continue doing some- thing he loves. "Every fish you hook up to is like the first fish you caught," he says. "It's an adrenaline rush." Dave Marciano, captain of the Hard Merchandise, is another of the show's original captains. e Beverly native has been drawn to the water ever since an uncle took him fishing as a child. He almost didn't graduate from high school because he paid far more attention to fishing than academics, he says. Wicked Tuna has given Marciano some financial stability and a little adventure he didn't always expect to have. His charter Clockwise from above, The crew postures for the camera, Tyler McLaughlin and Dave Marciano.