The Gooder crew is back in the bush, and their annual fly-in trip proves once again why this family tradition is one of Joel’s favourites to host. From the moment the floatplane touches down, the father-son bond and lifelong friendships set the tone for a week filled with nonstop walleye and bass action. The fishing is hot, the laughter is louder, and the pranks are absolutely legendary — especially when a remote- control alligator starts cruising past unsuspecting anglers. Back at camp, the Gooders settle into classic northern living: card games, camp chores, storytelling, and good-natured teasing long after sunset. More than just another remote trip, this episode celebrates family, tradition, and the kind of memories only the Canadian wilderness can create — proving that with the Gooders, everything really does get “gooder” every year.