Nick Mavar, longtime 'Deadliest Catch' host, dies at age 59 after 'medical emergency'

Nick Mavar Jr., a deckhand for the F/V Northwestern who was featured on the series "Deadliest Catch" over the course of 15 years, has died.
He was 59 years old.
Mavar died Thursday in Naknek, Alaska, following a medical emergency, Bristol Bay Borough Police Chief Jeff Elbie told USA TODAY Friday. The longtime fisherman, whose legal name was Nickola Mavar Jr., was pronounced dead after he was transported to a medical facility, according to Elbie.
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Rest in peace Nick you will be missed

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Sad to hear that Nick is gone

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Sad news,,he was a good guy,,,

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Wasn't he Jakes uncle?

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Yes he was, and was the one who got him on the NW.