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Private Notes
A regular fishing trip for Tommy, Nick and Jesse turns into a nightmare when Nick is kidnapped by crooks intent on escaping to American waters.
Sam is embarrassed by his visiting cousin, who has Down's syndrome.
Jack's determination to visit an old flame has the regulars duly concerned--Constance Bourne has been dead for ten years! And events become even more bizarre when Pat finds an invitation to Jack from Constance herself.
Dana's positive she saw...something...in the Reach. The Ghost of Captain Stubbs, explains Jack. But when Dana learns the regulars have fooled her with a childish ghost story, she decides it's time for the Captain himself to make an appearance.
Tommy and Jack occupy a treefort in an ancient 200 ft. tall temperate rainforest tree in order to save it from destructions by Ted Blake and his silent partner, Relic
Sam gets some interesting and totally useless advice from Nick, John, Pat and Graham, when he finds himself smitten with the daughter of his mother's friend. Meanwhile, Dana and Sam are going through parent/adolescent blues. Although Sam's heart gets broken, it is mended with a searing first kiss.
Both Ted Blake and Corporal John find themselves experiencing mid-life crises of sorts: Ted's trying to relive a carefree youth while John is having difficulty deciding his future with Dr. Ann.
Relic makes some uncharacteristically friendly overtures to Nick. Later, Nick and John take Relic, against his will, to a doctor because Nick has found out Relic thinks he has Lou Gehrig's disease. Relic is furious when he learns he only has an inner ear infection which will quickly heal/
John and Anne are too busy with their respective careers to organize their wedding so they hire Dana to take it on. Although under pressure by the lack of a bagpiper, a failed wedding rehearsal and memories of her own failed marriage, Dana pulls together the picture perfect wedding.
John gets up his courage to propose to Ann, only to be interrupted by an earthquake. Meanwhile, Relic along with Ted Blake and Ted's partner, Green, become trapped in an old machine shop. John, Nick Ann and the townsfolk come to the rescue. In the middle of the disaster, John proposes to Ann, Ann accepts, and Nick is chosen as the best man.
In this the last episode, Nick finds himself in the middle of a blackmailing scheme involving Les Boog, a man who owns the only log salvaging brokerage company in the area. Boats blow up, the marine catches fire, and circumstances point to Nick as the guilty party. As Nick chases the criminals down, his life is endangered. Relic and John come to the rescue. Nick comes to realize that beachcombing as a means of making an honourable living has become an impossibility. As the sun sets, and Nick grapples with his decision to retire, he finds comfort and friendship in his Gibsons' extended family/
