It is not clear if the boat’s insurance will cover this, or if selling the Time Bandit will fulfill their legal obligation. But, the judge halved that, as he said that half of the blame is on him. He sued the Hillstrands and was awarded $2.7 million. After many surgeries, he was able to still use his hand, but he had to discontinue fishing. They were throwing out Hillstrand brand fireworks when one exploded in Beaver’s hand. According to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Time Bandit crew member David “Beaver” Zielinski sustained a serious injury onboard the fishing vessel. What is most likely the biggest financial burden on the Hillstrands is from an injury onboard the Time Bandit in 2013. That does not seem like a financial reason to sell the boat. His now ex-wife was to receive $10,000 on the sale of the vessel. Neal Hillstrand, who recently joined Jake Anderson on the Saga to repair their engines, recently was divorced. Financial Woes For Former Deadliest Catch Stars? If anyone doubts that the Hillstrands are done fishing, this is the definitive answer. The name “Time Bandit” is no longer emblazoned across the bow. The body of the boat is no longer the menacing black. Viewing photos on the Dock Street Boaters site, the crab boat itself is unrecognizable. The Hillstrand’s 113-foot crab boat is now $2,250,000. On Wednesday, Monsters & Critics’ April Neale reported that the Time Bandit has had a facelift and a drop in price. Former Deadliest Catch Boat Unrecognizable They had listed the fishing boat with Dock Street Brokers for $2,888,888. Travis and the F/V Time Bandit are the Grand Marshalls of the parade tonight.Next big news on the Hillstrands was in March 2019, when it was reported that the Deadliest Catch stars put the Time Bandit up for sale. Travis is used to cheering from the sidelines but this year, he’ll have an entirely new view…from the cockpit. Travis is also fishing for charity with over 75 autistic children, this is teh third year he has participated in this fantastic event. Travis is in Sarasota, Florida for the Suncoast Offshore Grand Prix this weekend which is sure to be a great time. from IMCO Racing and to Scotty Begovich who saw the desire and believed in my passion for speed, competition and the extreme.” Special thanks to the JD Byrider boys for creating the monster, George Jr. Travis and Bob are putting together a winning race team for the 2010 offshore race season participating in multiple events in Florida, as well as Michigan, New York, New Jersey and Alabama. Scotty connected the dots and put him in contact with George jr of the IMCO race team who in turn contacted 3- time national champion and 2-time world champion, Bob Mazikowski in the Super V lite class, one of the most competitive classes in offshore racing. When asked about the experience, Travis explains, “After the first lap, Mark said I was doing great and asked if I wanted to do another lap and I quickly replied, ABSOLUTELY! On the second lap, we did over 100mph and I was hooked! It’s been a 2-year journey but after multiple e-mails and a trip to AMF’s shop, Scotty Begovich realized this crab fisherman was serious about wanting to get into the offshore race world.
Travis had the opportunity to go for a ride in the JD Byrider boat with throttle man, Mark Kowalski. There he became friends with the AMF/Miss GEICO and JD Byrider Offshore Racing teams. Travis was introduced to the offshore racing world two years ago where he was a special guest at the Suncoast Offshore Grand Prix in Sarasota, Florida. With the rigorous demands and pressure of fishing on the Bering Sea, you might expect Travis to take time off enjoying his home in Hawaii, but once again, his passion for adventure has led him to the extreme. Travis has worked in the worst possible conditions at sea, working on deck in 40’ seas, working in heavy freezing spray and icing conditions alongside some of the best in the business. Keith Colburn onboard the F/V Wizard, and is now part of Discovery Channel’s hit reality show, “The Deadliest Catch”. Monte Colburn and in 2002, Travis started working for Capt. Making his first trip to the Bering Sea with Capt.
After the military Travis decided to head to the great white north for “the great Alaskan adventure” as a crab fisherman. Growing up with a passion for adventure, Travis joined the Army after high school. “Travis Lofland was born Octoand raised in Northwest Washington. Power 8100 Vortec, Mercury Imco drives, Throttle-up props, Hydro-motive props
Here is what Travis drives in Superboat Races:
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