Eighty years ago when men went to sea in wooden ships, she was the fastest deep-water fishing schooner ever to sail the Grand Banks. For nearly two decades she dominated the International Fishermen's Trophy races. This is the story not only of the Queen but of her Captain, a man named Angus Walters. For 22 years they faced every new challenger and beat them all. But in the end it was age and economics that defeated them.

Special features: In a 1959 treasure from the archives of CBC Halifax, Captain Angus Walters sits on a pier in Halifax harbour with CBC journalist Lloyd McInnis and reminisces about his life at sea and as master and owner of Bluenose. Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.