Known as a deck manager on 'Deadliest Catch,' Scratch McGlashan has died aged 33. As indicated by a gateway, revealed that he he died on Sunday  on Sunday in Nashville, Tennessee. The reason for death isn't yet known. 

McGlashan showed up on the docuseries for a very long time across 78 scenes. He chipped away at the Cape Alert prior to turning into the deck supervisor on the Late spring Narrows. 

"Our most profound compassion goes out to Scratch's friends and family during this troublesome time. Scratch came from a long queue of crabbers and was known for his incredible profundity of information. He likewise had a sharp awareness of what's actually funny even in the most troublesome conditions. He will be profoundly missed by each one of the individuals who knew him," a rep for Revelation told the gateway in an assertion. 

McGlashan's sister Lydia likewise affirmed his passing on Twitter Sunday. She expressed, "My sibling scratch died. This is the hardest thing I've ever needed to experience. If it's not too much trouble hold your friends and family close." 

McGlashan battled with liquor and chronic drug use prior to entering recovery in 2017 during Season 13 of the show, as indicated by his profile on Revelation Go. 

He was a "seventh era angler who was raised not a long way from Dutch Harbor on the close by island of Akutan, Gold country." 

The arrangement has been loaded up with misfortune. In August, deckhand Mahlon Reyes kicked the bucket at 38 years old, and Blake Painter, a boat commander, passed on in 2018. He was additionally 38. (ANI)