It is tough to make a living nowadays as many people work their fingers to the bone just to make ends meet. Though times are tough, most people are working in places with air conditioning. There are others, however, that do not mind getting their hands dirty to make a bit of money. National Geographic Channel's (NGC) Filthy Riches 2 travels across the United States looking for those who are not afraid to get filthy in order to get rich. Ray Turner, the self-described eel2 king, has been trapping eels on the Delaware River for the past 30 years. In one episode, Turner paddles3 his boat up to his wooden eel trap to check the catch for the day. To his surprise, more than two dozen eels have accidentally4 swum their way into Turner's trap. The eels are already caught, but Turner won't get paid unless he transports them back to shore. That means Turner and those two dozen or so eels have to go along for a boat ride together up the river. To see Turner and many others get filthy rich, tune into NGC this month to watch Filthy Riches 2.
