Harold releases a prize fish into the lake as part of a fishing derby, with the intention of giving a $1,000 prize to whoever catches it. Red seeks to win the prize, by any means necessary.
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A '50s weekend ends in an Elvis impersonation contest.
Red buys a motel, then finds out the land isn't included and so he has to move the motel off the property.
Red and Ed set a trap for an animal lurking in the woods.
Eddie quits after a dispute with Douglas.
Winston plans his wedding--but lacks a bride.
The lodge builds an outboard motor from a 427 cc engine.
Harold creates a holiday tourist attraction.
Harold's company wants to buy the lodge for retreats.
Red buys lots of cheap beef but Harold thinks it carries the Mad Cow virus.
Harold fills in for a sick Ranger Gord, leaving Red alone at the Lodge.
Douglas replaces Noel as head of Lodge security with Helmut.
Dalton tries to win a contest by making the world's largest ball of string.
The Lodge is a possible location candidate for the bi-annual Possum Olympics.
When the Lodge backhoe rolls into Possum Lake, the men of the Lodge learn that if they can use it as a shelter for fingerlings, they will receive a grant from the government.
Trying to observe the Kyoto Protocol, Lodge members try to generate power using windmills - and their own vehicles.
Harold's company is getting rid of its old computers and one of them is donated to the Lodge, much to Red's chagrin.
The Lodge adopts a three-mile curved stretch of highway called "Orphan's Bend".
Harold is on his way to college, but he actually manages to leave Red devastated in the process.
Old Man Sedgwick moves into a nursing home and Red tries to break him out.
A beautiful young chiropractor sets up shop in town.
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