FV Time Bandit - wikipedia FV Time Bandit History United States Name : Time Bandit Owner : Andy Hillstrand, Johnathan Hillstrand and Neal Hillstrand Operator : Andy Hillstrand, Johnathan Hillstrand Ordered : John Hillstrand Sr. Builder : Giddings Boat Works, Coos Bay, Oregon In service : 1991 Homeport : Homer, Alaska Status : Active General characteristics Class and type : Fishing vessel, former Power scow Tonnage : 298 GT Length : 113 ft ( 34 m ) Beam : 28 ft ( 8.5 m ) Draft : 8 ft ( 2.4 m ) Installed power : Two 600 hp Cummins diesels Propulsion : Two 58 × 55 prop Speed : 9 knots ( 17 km / h ; 10 mph ) Capacity : 137 pots Crew : 6 Notes : Hull and superstructure, black ; trim / wheel house / lettering, white The FV Time Bandit is a commercial crab fishing vessel co-captained by brothers Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand. It is featured on the Discovery Channel series Deadliest Catch. The Time Bandit is a 113 - foot house aft boat owned by the Hillstrand brothers that was designed by the Hillstrands ' father. The five men helped custom - build the boat 's interior, including some comforts unheard of in a crab boat : a four - man sauna, state rooms with queen - size beds and a dishwasher. The vessel carries 137 pots. Contents 1 Crew 2 Additional specifications 3 See also 4 References 5 External links Crew Three of the five Hillstrand brothers make up the six - man crew. Manning the helm are either Johnathan Hillstrand, typically during the King crab season, or Andy Hillstrand, typically during the Opilio crab season, with their youngest brother Neal Hillstrand serving as engineer and Neil 's sons working as deckhands. All three Hillstrand brothers act as mechanics for the boat as well. Additional deckhands include Axel and Phillip Hillstrand ( Neal 's sons ). Justin Tennison, an engineer on the Time Bandit for two seasons, was found dead in a Homer, Alaska, hotel room on February 22, 2011. An autopsy revealed that his death was due to complications related to sleep apnea. Additional specifications Engines : two 600 horsepower ( 450 kW ) Cummins QSK19 diesels Props : two 58 × 55 propellers Hydraulics : two 125 kW auxiliaries Crane : 10 ton 40 ' knuckle boom Built in 1991 at the Giddings Boat Works in Coos Bay The engine and prop upgrades were detailed in a special episode of Deadliest Catch about the history of the Time Bandit on April 16, 2013. See also Alaskan king crab fishing References Jump up ^ `` Deadliest Catch - Season 2 ''. Discovery Channel. Jump up ^ `` Deadliest Catch - Season 2 and following ''. Discovery Channel. Jump up ^ `` Deadliest Catch boat crew member found dead ''. CNN. February 22, 2011. Retrieved 2011 - 02 - 24. ^ Jump up to : `` New Power In The Heart of the Beast ''. Alan Haig - Brown. Retrieved 2013 - 04 - 16. Jump up ^ `` Deadliest Catch - Meet the Men ''. Discovery Communications, LLC. Retrieved 2009 - 07 - 13. Jump up ^ List of Deadliest Catch episodes # Specials External links Time Bandit website Deadliest Catch website Giddings Boat Works website Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=FV_Time_Bandit&oldid=722584199 '' Categories : Fishing ships of the United States 1991 ships Homer, Alaska Hidden categories : Pages using deprecated image syntax Talk Contents About Wikipedia فارسی Edit links This page was last edited on 29 May 2016, at 02 : 49. About Wikipedia

Question: who owns the time bandit on deadliest catch
Answer: Andy Hillstrand