While carp fishing on Toronto Island, the group pass along the knowledge they’ve learned to a new angler: queer comedian and disability advocate Rosie Jones.

High school science teacher Kenneth Tse takes the group to a salmon run near Toronto to experience fishing that doesn’t require access to a car or boat.

Lisa Goodier takes the group fishing for the patience-testing muskellunge, “the fish of 10,000 casts.” They are joined by Emily O’Brien, who shares her unconventional experience developing patience as an ex-convict turned entrepreneur.

Addictions counsellor Frank Leaney and the group target pike in kayaks on Petrie Island, where they discuss the importance of goals and community while navigating sobriety.

Angler Dave Furgoch, who is blind, angler Rick Klatt and the group fish for catfish where the Madawaska and Ottawa Rivers meet and discuss experiencing the world through other senses when blind.

Demeisha Dennis and the group go fly fishing on the Madawaska River and learn about Indigenous technology from Christine Luckasavitch. They reflect on the importance of creating community when you don’t have one.