The highly anticipated Season 2 of Discovery’s breakout smash hit spinoff from Gold Rush, Gold Rush; White Water was announced and is coming back in January of 2019. The network is primed and ready to keep the enthusiasm going for fans who love to see nature’s riches pulled out of the ground…or the water. Gold
Tonight is another terrifying thrill ride on Gold Rush: White Water — as Dustin Hurt’s life ends up in jeopardy following a huge risk. About ten feet below the raging creek, Dustin is underwater, digging head first into a hulled-out nook that is surrounded by huge rocks. He knows the paydirt he is sucking up
A lot of gravel and what appears to be quality rock real estate is traveling through Gold Rush: White Water’s sluice box tonight — but there’s a problem. Rather than real gold it’s the mineral Pyrite, aka fool’s gold, that is turning up and proving a total let-down for the guys. Dustin Hurt, to be
Tonight on Gold Rush: White Water, the perils of mining underwater have never been so graphically dissected, with Dustin in harm’s way as father Dakota Fred tries to manage and help above near the shore. The boulders are in the way of the retaining wall being built to shore up the underwater dredge as Dustin, in full
On the next Gold Rush: White Water, Carlos Minor has to be pulled up in an emergency after being hit by a rogue boulder. Watch our exclusive clip as he is sent down in full scuba gear to help the dredge suck up paydirt under water, but comes across a problem. As he moves smaller rocks
This week on Discovery’s Gold Rush: White Water, that first gold nugget looks promising but searching for gold in raging torrents like McKinley Creek is never easy. The plan is to fix the beam to the sides of the creek, holding it in place with a pole and a cable under tension. Next the planks will
Tonight on Gold Rush: White Water, tensions are insanely high as “Dakota” Fred Hurt and son Dustin are at loggerheads over the maneuvering of a dredge over a swath of icy rapids. A snag on Fred’s safety rope is tipping the dredge, and if the ferocious current catches it, their mining season will be over.
Gold Rush fans have got a treat in store on Discovery’s latest spin-off show, Gold Rush: White Water. Stars of the series “Dakota” Fred Hurt and his son Dustin Hurt are headed deep beneath the surface of Alaska’s McKinley Creek — but getting there and how they fare doing it will be the ultimate reality
On tonight’s premiere of Gold Rush: White Water, we see a whole new way to extract gold out of mother Earth — as mining legends “Dakota” Fred Hurt and his son Dustin take massive risks in a bid to land a potential fortune. The series sees the Gold Rush veterans put their lives on the
Discovery is set to air a brand-new Gold Rush spin-off series starring fan favorites “Dakota Fred” Hurt and his son Dustin — Gold Rush: White Water. The two miners bowed out of the hit series back in Season 5. They filmed a documentary and kept up with their fans via their socials. So why did Dakota