The Beachcombers

A bank official arrives to seize The Persephone because of an outstanding loan payment. Nick takes off, leading to a dangerous game of hide and seek through the narrow channels.

Halibut Stu, played by musician Valdy, is on a mission to foil the Russian whaling fleet, but is pursued by two men in dark suits. Nick and John wind up running interference.

John solves the mystery of Captain Chutney's disappearance, but not before he chases a few red herrings and finds himself in something of a pickle.

Relic’s new money-making scheme sees him and his clients – a regal English couple – stranded on an island when his borrowed ferry runs aground.

Relic winds up managing Molly's Reach as the locals try to prevent the sale and bulldozing of their favourite hangout. With Constable John in the kitchen, what can go wrong?

When Tommy's best friend moves away, he finds a good-natured substitute in the form of a stray dog named Harry. But the boy's joy is short-lived...

A retired Saskatchewan farmer and his antique diving gear come to Gibsons in search of sunken Klondike gold. Thanks to Relic and Pat, he ends up in deeper water than expected.

Constable John's "Hosers" take on the local volunteer fire department in a knock-down, drag-out water soccer match during Gibson's exciting Sea Cavalcade celebrations.

With Nick's help, Pat builds a homemade race boat, the "Loud and Proud." But he soon finds himself in a high-stakes race against Relic and his jet boat.

When Constable John finds twin baby girls in a basket in the back of his police cruiser, he enlists Nick and Jesse's help to find the mother.

A disturbed young woman claiming she is Nick's abandoned daughter arrives in Gibsons looking for her father.

Jesse, Laurel and Tommy move into the Reach after Molly re-marries and leaves Gibsons. When Jesse offers to rent the houseboat to Pat and Jack O'Gorman, trouble ensues.

Nick and Sara try to help a young Greek ship-jumper, while Relic tries to profit from helping the immigration officer find his man.

Nick ends up marooned on a small island after he attempts to help three tourists with their ailing boat and accidentally discovers they’re smuggling drugs.

Nick and Jesse come a storm-battered Chinese junk and rescue the captain and his crew of three. Relic unwittingly uncovers the newcomers' secret quest.

Sal has organized an exhibition race between the all-woman crew of the Pauline Johnson, and the Kanaka, a new design with an all-male crew. But Relic discovers an intriguing secret.

Pat and Graham are trying to develop their own dive salvage business. As part of that end goal, they're out for a dive with Nick as their support.

Pat and Graham, who’ve discovered the illicit joys of alcohol, take Sara and Elaine for a spin in a borrowed boat. But trouble follows when the boat sinks.

A religious cult has set up camp on an island near Gibsons. Pat O'Gorman disappears from visiting friends in Vancouver, only to re-appear in the clutches of the cult.

Gibsons is transformed into a film set for Molly's latest novel, "Logjams of Passion," as all the regulars take on personas from the book.

Inspired by a documentary about Mother Teresa, Sara is moved to bring an irascible homeless woman, Didee, to live at the Reach.

Nick and John help Duffy Bingham locate his son, Lorrie, whom he has not seen in 20 years. But the eventual reunion is strained due to Lorrie’s ‘60s ideals.

On a treacherous logging road, Relic suffers a slight concussion that has him believing he’s six years old, he’s back in Wales, and Nick is his father.

A young couple is forced to have their baby in an isolated cabin. The child is premature, and it becomes apparent that only a Christmas miracle can save them.

Jesse wins a contest for which the first prize is a freezer full of beef. He discovers, however, that the beef in question is still very much alive.

A young runaway computer hacker makes some interesting discoveries by which Relic profits. But the hacker isn't as naive as Relic thinks.

Jack O'Gorman is thrown into a prickly situation with Pat when he inherits a warehouse full of memorabilia and junk from an old friend.

When Jenny Haldstrom, a local water-skiing champion, suffers a devastating accident that may leave her paralyzed, the citizens of Gibsons rally round.

A charming musician sails into Gibsons and into Sara's life. There is something about him, though, that Nick dislikes.

When Laurel is offered a job as Band Manager on her old Reserve, unforeseen tensions erupt. If she accepts the job, it would mean leaving Gibsons, and quite possibly Jesse.

When a beautiful, mysterious woman comes to Gibsons and begins to sell her strange concoctions, many of the regulars conclude that she is a witch. But Nick is enamored.

An overprotective yet demanding father brings his daughter to Gibsons to train her as a marathon swimmer. But a near-tragedy sees them re-evaluating their relationship.

Sara must deal with Jesse's stubborn refusal to see her as an adult when he objects to her leaving Gibsons to attend the Emily Carr College of Art and Design.

The regulars’ concerns about newcomers Cliff and his son, Brandon, escalate when Cliff's ex-wife appears, claiming Cliff has kidnapped Brandon from her.

After one too many run-ins with Dana, Relic is banned from the cafe. At Nick's insistence, Dana relents and agrees to allow Relic back in, but only on one condition.

The Reach is closed as it's chore day, but the women suspect the men are using inventory-taking as an excuse to hang out at Jack’s warehouse and do nothing.

A lucrative log spill turns nasty, and Relic finds himself pinned under a log, injured, with the tide rolling in.

Relic enlists Jordan's computer wizardry in locating logs. It begins to look like a long, dry summer for Nick, until he decides to fight fire with fire.

Sam and Tommy get involved in a boy's club, but when the demands of the gang get too outrageous, Sam manages to turn the tables.

In this tribute to George Clutesi, the sudden death of George Douglas has Jesse, Laurel and the regulars feeling the loss.

Gibsons is buzzing with activity as the regulars prepare for the First Annual Founding Day Celebrations. To the dismay of all, Relic becomes Mayor of the day.

Nick takes temporary custody of a runaway boy and his pet otter. All sorts of antics follow before the boy’s social worker finally finds a solution.

Someone is dumping toxic waste into the waters and evidence points to Nick and Pat. Nick must clear his name and solve the mysterious fish deaths.

Dana's upcoming birthday prompts Sam to seek for a not-yet-found treasure left behind by early Gibsons settlers.

Sal convinces the townsfolk to close their shop doors to a group of bikers. When the bikers find they are cut out of the community, things begin to turn ugly.

Sara discovers an eccentric artist in Vancouver and brings him back to Gibsons, where he rediscovers his creativity.

Pat comes to Vancouver in order to diversify his interests and play the entrepreneur. Despite the best efforts of his friends, his investments go awry.

Nick, John, Jack O'Gorman and even Relic form a syndicate and invest in a racehorse. Jesse feels left out.

Jenny, who was paralyzed in an earlier episode, returns as an investigative reporter trying to get to the bottom of a potential environmental disaster.

Jenny continues her investigation into the greedy developers behind a looming environmental disaster.

Dana is leery about allowing Sam to go off on a little fishing excursion with Tommy. Her alarm increases when a small craft warning is announced.

With the marina sold and the Persephone and Relic's jet boat seized, Nick and the regulars decide the only way to reclaim their boats is to steal them back.

Feelings get hurt when Dana, Laurel, Tommy and Sam get stranded on an island.

Relic must save Sam, who is being held hostage by smugglers.

Everyone seems happy about Pat's decision to move to Vancouver... everyone, that is, but Pat, who's suddenly having second thoughts.

Dana and Relic find themselves pursued on the water by rifle-toting drug smugglers when what appeared to be a simple delivery job goes very wrong.

Graham organizes logging protests on Putnam Island, he finds himself battling not only the logging company but his father as well.

Relic's uncharacteristic "caring" behaviour of late has the regulars wondering whether they have misjudged him all these years.

Skeletor, Sam's newly acquired dog, is already on everyone's nerves as Sam finds himself endlessly defending the lively little mutt.

Graham's unintentional involvement in John's undercover smuggling operation takes a complicated turn when it's discovered Ted Blake is somehow connected.

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!

When Dana learns the regulars have fooled her with a childish ghost story, she decides it's time for the Ghost of Captain Stubbs himself to make an appearance.