Ep 3 - External Floatplane Lumber Loads & Trophy Walleye | Building a Dock in the Bush (Season 2)

Flying lumber into the bush to build a new floating dock. In Season 3, Episode 3, the crew takes on one of the most unique challenges in fly-in country — transporting lumber externally on a floatplane to build a brand-new floating dock at a remote wilderness camp. Before a single nail is driven, the job starts in the air as long bundles of lumber are carefully strapped beneath the floats, showcasing the skill, precision, and trust required in bush flying operations. Once on the ground, the work continues with a full dock demolition project, tearing out old materials and preparing the site for new construction. Hard work builds big appetites, and it doesn’t take long before the crew trades tools for rods and heads lakeside. The fishing does not disappoint. As lines hit the water, Miguel hooks into a true trophy walleye, landing an unforgettable fish before carefully releasing it back into the lake. The moment captures exactly what fly-in fishing is all about — respect for the resource and the thrill of wild, untouched fisheries. With the day winding down, the crew fires up an epic shoreline fish fry, cooking fresh-caught fish and enjoying a well-earned meal after a long day of flying, building, and fishing. Full stomachs, tired arms, and big smiles cap off another unforgettable day in the Canadian wilderness. This episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at real bush work, floatplane operations, dock construction, and the rewards that only a fly-in fishing adventure can deliver. 👇 Comment below and tell us: Would you rather fly lumber under a floatplane… or just show up for the fish fry? #FlyInFishing #FloatplaneLife #BushFlying #ExternalLoad #WildernessWork #FloatingDock #DockBuilding #OutpostCamp #NorthernOntario #CanadianWilderness #WalleyeFishing #TrophyWalleye #CatchAndRelease #FishFry #ShoreLunch #FishingAdventure #FishingCanada #RemoteFishing #BushLife #LifeInTheBush #OutdoorWork #FishingShow #OutdoorLifestyle #BackcountryLiving #FlyInCamp #AviationLife #BushPlane #CampLife #RealOutdoorLife