Tony Beets is also doing pretty dang good sluicing nonstop, bringing in $8 million worth of gold two months into the season.

Gold Rush Season 16 follows Rick Ness as mounting delays, low gold totals and difficult choices threaten his comeback, even after finally securing his water permit.

In Gold Rush season 16 episode 8, Parker Schnabel finally demands payment from Kevin Beets, leading to an awkward and tense confrontation.

Gold Rush Season 16 Episode 7 tracks how breakdowns at Sulphur Creek and Lightning Creek turn profitable runs into costly shutdowns, with equipment failures risking tens of thousands per hour ...

Parker Schnabel manages three plants, pressures Kevin over a $130,000 debt, and Tony Beets directs Mike to develop Paradise Hill operations.