A modern-day gold rush is in full swing in the remote city of Nome, Alaska, and tough gold hunters with tougher machines are dredging the floor of the Bering Sea.

The Discovery Channel's "Bering Sea Gold" -- about modern-day gold rushers sucking the precious metal off the seafloor near Nome -- is no exception. What makes "Bering Sea Gold" exceptional is its ...

With the yellow metal now fetching $1,800 an ounce, "Bering Sea Gold'' TV show fuels the idea it's possible for anyone to vacuum a fortune from the floor of the ocean.

Modern-day adventurer hunts throughout the world. By Cindy Horswell, Reporter, The Woodlands, Houston Chronicle Dec 26, 2013. ... located in the Bering Sea, ...

Bering Sea Gold is finding all the hot spots to dredge mine, ... Add to that the day in, day out wave action, ... The modern beach, 1st beach at about +15, ...

“Bering Sea Gold” will do the math for you: In one early episode, a crew brings in more than 40 ounces in one day, assaying at more than $150,000 at the current price. Advertisement ...

The city of Nome, on Alaska’s Bering Sea coast, has long been the home of adventurers, chancers, and the fiercely independent who would rather live off the land than do their shopping at Walmart ...

During the last Ice Age, modern-day Siberia and Alaska were connected by a landmass that allowed animals—and ancient humans—to migrate across what is now the Bering Sea.

This season, a modern day gold rush is sparked when Shawn Pomreinke offers the fleet access to his virgin claim of untouched Bering Sea floor, rumored to contain 14 millions of dollars of gold ...

Want to feel weak–and also really really grateful you’re indoors? EW can exclusively report that Discovery Channel has a new show, Bering Sea Gold: Under the Ice, from the creators of ...