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The season comes full circle as staff head out to the wilderness to repair a dock and build a new shed, proving once again that life in the North is equal parts hard work and reward. Between tasks, the crew cools off with a refreshing swim straight off the floatplane, soaking in the freedom that only remote camps and bush pilot life can offer.
The focus then shifts to the future. Joel’s kids, Matteo and Alana, join their cousin Justin on a fly-in fishing trip, experiencing firsthand the lifestyle they’ve grown up watching from shore. Joel takes the kids and one of their friends out on Ivanhoe Lake, where they catch walleye, bass, and northern pike and turn the day’s success into a fresh-cooked meal right at camp.
From construction tools to fishing rods, this episode celebrates passing knowledge, responsibility, and tradition to the next generation. It’s a fitting finale — showing that what’s built in the wilderness isn’t just docks and sheds, but memories, confidence, and a lifelong connection to the North with Air Ivanhoe.