The Hooke crew go fly fishing for big Atlantic Salmon on the Bonaventure and Cascapedia Rivers of Quebec, Canada in this episode. Derek and J.P. begin on the stunning Bonaventure on a sunny autumn morning. Listed as the third clearest river on the planet, the Bonaventure offers a rare opportunity to sight fish for Salmon; an exhilarating and frustrating task as huge pods sit tantalisingly in the deeper holes. Following a night of wild camping, both men get a chance to catch the first fish of the trip. After a trip to a local tackle shop for some advice, they link up with the rest of the team and head for the Cascapedia; a historically respected river known for massive fish in excess of fifty pounds. As big Salmon jump all over the pools, J.P. hooks into his prize and the group discuss the philosophies of catch and release that are so important to the new generation of anglers.