In this episode of the Fargone Podcast, host Nolan Schneider sits down with Scotti Griffin to explore the rewarding and sometimes challenging world of parenting and outdoor life. From navigating the transition from one child to two, to planning family adventures that everyone can enjoy, Scotti shares insights on balancing family responsibilities with a love for fishing, hunting, and exploring British Columbia’s great outdoors.

Growing up near a river, Scotti’s passion for fishing began at a young age. She emphasizes that fishing with kids is not just about catching fish but about creating memorable experiences and fostering a connection with nature. They also discuss the vital role salmon play as a keystone species in local ecosystems and how recreational fishing contributes to conservation efforts, helping maintain healthy waterways for future generations.

The conversation highlights the growing presence of women in fishing, challenging traditional stereotypes, and explores the joys of foraging and cooking fresh fish. Outdoor adventures can become creative culinary experiences and opportunities to strengthen family bonds. From family fishing trips to future hunting excursions, Scotty and Nolan discuss how outdoor activities teach valuable lessons about nature, patience, and conservation.

For parents, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone curious about family life in the wilderness, this episode is full of practical takeaways, inspiration, and stories that celebrate the connection between parenting, adventure, and environmental stewardship.