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Always a super fun time. Great job Kevin. I wonder how that fireweed tea in the morel is doing lol. Your knife looks great in the video, mine: disposable...lost too many nice knives on burns over the years lol. You have inspired me to make time to make some fireweed tea this summer!!, see you soon bud.

making your own flies is one of my favorite things to do

Such incredible content

Love this one. Relatable. Eric does a great job explaining the wormy mushrooms and what to look for, especially regarding the little holes in the stipe.

Really like the energy of this one. Eric sure brings a unique energy to the screen!

These days, if you pay attention to the news, the look outside of your window becomes distorted. In fact, you often fail to look out of your window. So, stop watching the news and go touch, taste, smell, feel and see what is outside of your window; and beyond, to get another window into the actual reality of the earth and our place in it. It’s called soul searching. All cures and healing come from nature and the people who understand and practice that are truly better off than those who watch the news. This Nova Scotian LOVED this piece of art. Thank you.

Just wanted to pop on and say I'm so excited for today's episode, but I refuse to have it on as background noise at work. Gonna wait for a peaceful breakfast tomorrow morning to sit down and watch it! Assuming I can wait that long...

I think the problem is time and money. No way do these guys not have a stacked amount of money. Most people can only go fishing once a month. Sad, but true. This is not reality especially right now.

When you find your people…that got me, well done.

Flies tied with fur and feathers that smell natural are deadly. Take the foam and rubber and throw it in the trash.

It is a great watch and very powerful.. I have to connect with the river,nature, and fishing as much as I can to keep my soul healthy.. I just wish more people could find the connection we anglers find in fishing

Wow, what an opening scene, those trees were just incredible. Could have watched the camera gliding through trees for hours. Amazing camera work by Preston and great seeing you on the other side of the lens Kevin!

This was one of the most beautifully well put together fishing and cooking episode I've ever had the pleasure of watching. 100% soul soothing and exactly what I needed today. Thank you! ❤

I was very proud to be a part of this episode with Kevin and Mel. Great friends whom I cherish. And now I get to visit with them both along this favourite trout stream any time I like. ❤

Thank you!

Beautiful film! Love the pace, just folks relaxing and soaking it in.

fly guide from NZ here, nice wee filmlove her passion..... quite a catch

Soulsoothing....... yup. 👊🏼👍🏼🤙🏼

Aw man, this was really beautiful. Not everyone “gets it”, but you got it here! It’s like capturing lightning in a bottle. While most of the world exists in the shallows, this is the deep end. This is real. Earthy, gritty, courageous. Not everyone goes out and gets it, thank you for sharing this. ❤

This was so appropriate for this time and place in the world at large. There's no politics. No trying to induce fear or worry. No arguing. No disrespect. It's just two humans doing simple, beautiful things together. I love that you put two people on camera who are very honest and open. I could feel the genuine joy they both were expressing. This is so great. Thank you!

Just finished watching. Awesome episode!! Well told story and beautiful videography. Was especially meaningful to me as I’ve been going up to the Cariboo my whole life.

a very life affirming adventure up here in BC! The commentaries from you all and the reflection on the experience and how it effected you were outstandingly good. Well done!

Leave the root in soil. Cut it without pulling mycelium root so it can grow again.

That is my old country. Nice to see a spot not over logged. I grew up in the real start of logging. One flat deck hauling lumber. Then 50 logging trucks. Buck Brush here in Alberta whew, can't see through it but I will warrant it is mostly Witch Hazel. Next Saskatoon & the rest is Red Tag Alder but mostly Buck Brush is Witch Hazel that grows under our big poplars. It looks like he has what we called Bog Birch. We used to like smoking Columbian Gold if we could trade for it, 😂. Lumby Lager

Artistic on so many levels❤

All these things that the normal, lay person is oblivious to😊

Very enjoyable filmmaking. Beautiful cabin!

Firstly - thanks Kevin for taking the time to put together these videos, secondly - foraging is one major skill I haven’t been putting more time into with regard to my enjoyment of thriving in the outdoors. It’s always amazing how much society forgets; can be available to us outside a grocery store..! Awesome work !

Awsome

“That’s not no nettles…”. So immersive, so connected to the earth, to the density of nutrients. Abundance everywhere, yet hidden. The fiddleheads, morels, and mutton. I thought I saw a bowl full of what looked like Mahonia flower buds? Oregon grape leaf holly? I tried them for the first time growing here in my backyard, and what a sweet, sour, delightful taste. Blooming in the winter. No wonder the honey bees flock to them when the winter temps get up in the fifty’s, (Fahrenheit). I’m curious if that wasn’t Mahonia, what that might be. The round, pea looking things. Anyway, I could smell the aromas from here,(Maryland, USA)😊.

Kevin really enjoy your videos. i remember you as a boy in moose camp. If you were referring to your grandfather Louis,I too have been forever touched by him and his appreciation for the bush and have many memories of our moose hunts together. I too was just a teenager experiencing the overwhelming bounty that the forest provides and is where I feel most at peace.his appreciation and zest for life was infectous. Great memories I will keep forever.yours truly. Mark zahacy

Who makes the cream colored hooded sweater he is wearing?

How do you use the Horsetail in a recipe. Second, whete is this filmed that you are not covered in woodticks and mosquitoes.

Instant favorite! So many unique stories that combined into the behind with Blair and Paul. Seeing the results of everything was inspiring. As you’ve said you have impacted the culinary space locally and in your country, here’s hoping that it has or starts to spread to the States as well. Sure has for me 👏

So glad I stumbled upon your films! On a side note, what’s he name of your book that talks about mud soup? I’d love to read it if I’m able to find it. Thanks.

what cameras do you use to film?, it's very well done

Amazing content and beautiful cinematography. Thank you for sharing.

Beauty

Stoked to have these full episodes on RUclips now. Really enjoyed this one, folks!

Found this to be very inspiring! I live my life much the same. There is no better satisfaction and appreciation as when you harvest with your own hands and then create beautiful dishes!

I just found your channel, and I just absolutely love everything it’s about. I’m glad it’s the weekend so I can binge it all.

Jordan adds a certain..fire..energy..feeling(?).. to their approach that is inspiring on another level. Thank you for sharing this experience with us.

Are you related to the guy from the Market Gardener Institute RUclips channel? Maybe a recent shared Canadian ancestor?

So Beautiful, Amazing.❤

Fantastic. So glad I found your channel.

Beautiful video except hunting of Turkey. It’s not food.

All I can say is WOW and thank you for sharing the knowledge and I'm so looking forward to seeing your next episode, stepping outside the so called normal of smoking food is epic and I plan on experimenting now also 😊

Inspiring as always. ✌️

This is an ablsolutley beatuiful episode....wow! Keep going :]