Ep 6. Hook, Line and Sinker

In the season 3 episode 6 of Maine Cabin Masters titled "Hook, Line, and Sinker," the team of cabin restorers are hired to give a much-needed makeover to a family's lakeside cabin in Winthrop, Maine. The cabin is situated right on the water, so it needs to have a "rustic fishing cabin" theme and be able to withstand New England's harsh weather conditions.

Upon arrival, the team assesses the cabin, noting its small size and outdated appearance. They agree that it needs major renovations, including a new roof, siding, and windows. The team also decides to add a screened-in porch and a new deck that juts out over the water, giving the family a perfect spot for fishing.

As the crew begins to work, they realize that the cabin's problems might be more complicated than they initially thought. They find that the cabin's foundation has shifted over time, causing the interior to warp and twist. The team has to work quickly to fix the foundation and create a new and level floor throughout the entire cabin.

Despite the setbacks, the crew persists, and the renovations begin to take shape. They bring in custom-made windows and doors that fit the cabin's unique shape, and they add a special touch to the porch by including a beautiful, hand-built pine ceiling.

With the construction part complete, the team moves onto the fun part - decorating. They decide to add a few personalized touches to bring the fishing cabin theme to life. They hang antique fishing poles and nets from the walls, and they include a massive fish mural that spans the length of the main room.

The end result is a beautiful, rustic cabin that's perfect for fishing trips. The family is thrilled with the transformation, and they're excited to spend their summers in this wonderful cabin for years to come.

In the final scene, the team shares a celebratory toast with the family, knowing that they've created a special place that will be cherished for generations to come.