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Thanks! Lots of people seem to enjoy the longer more detailed videos. It’s a challenge keeping things charged up and running in the varied weather on those trips and the editing time is significant. We saw some videos of some folks that did the snake only a few days after us and the conditions changed considerably. On the plus side we weren’t running into shallow boulder gardens on this run. Thanks for watching. We have seen quite a few of your videos before while researching potential future trips. Great job!

Thanks for watching. I enjoyed watching his run too. Going solo would be quite a bit of a different experience.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks, it was a very cool experience paddling by that herd.

We spent quite a few evenings by the on the trip reading the history of this area. It is a very special place. Thanks for watching.

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Thanks for watching and subscribing!

I think I’ve seen a few videos of people panning on canoe trips like Jim Baird but I think there’s certain rules about where you can pan recreationally.

Good to see the adventure tubers supporting one another. Love ur video's EZE

Thanks for checking this one out. Still need to watch your video from Wabakimi.

@@tailwindsnorth No rush! Enjoy!

@@davidhindy Thanks my man!

@@davidhindy his videos are excellent.

Thanks Justin!

Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed this one!

Thanks! The spill definitely shook our confidence but no choice but to keep paddling! We saw you guys did some whitewater recently too. Lots of time to get a Yukon trip lined up for next season !

Thanks for watching!

They really are beautiful planes! Thanks for watching.

Great video. Doesn’t look like you’re starving. 😂

@@bonpecheur4565 ya it seems like it. We had been planning this one for a long time. Didn’t see anybody out there except for the last day! Thanks for watching!

I know of this one, Xander video, what's the other one I'd like to watch after this one

@@davidhindy the channel is " Wilderness canuck " , look the most recent video, first part of the trip , arriving at Duo lake

Jim Baird has a few trip videos down the Peele watershed too. Love those

Thank you for sharing. It is a special place.

@@terapr0 have an awesome trip!

Hi there. We did not have dry suits or padding pants (wouldn’t recommend hip waders) but they would have been helpful in the creek section at the start and if it was cool and rainy. We went at the start of July and it was very hot. The water is still very cold so it’s something you might want to consider. Definitely recommend neoprene socks at a minimum.

@@tailwindsnorth Thank you so much for your reply! Much appreciated and super helpful!

Thanks! Hope your adventures are going well so far this year !

@@tailwindsnorth Just got back from Wabakimi solo 13 days, was intense!! Snake is on my wish list!!!!!!!

@EzeAdventurer thats awesome. Wabakimi is beautiful. Hope the fishing was good up there!

Thanks!

Hi there. North of Cartier is the general area. We have done a few routes out that way (mostly in spring) and once you get off the lakes by the highway there wasn’t much sign of other campers. We usually scour the maps to look for areas to get into the interior and usually there are old portage trails.

@@tailwindsnorth Great! Thanks - I’m familiar with the general area (daughter lives in Sudbury). I’ll pull my maps out! We are always looking for somewhere safe and away from partiers.

Hi there. We did faro to Pelly in 10 days I believe and we had 2 rest days in there and spent a fair bit of time fishing along the way. It’s probably doable but you might have some pretty long paddling days.

I just got it from Amazon a few years ago but there’s lots of places you can find it. It’s called Eureka No Bug Zone.

Thanks for sharing. That is awesome! It is a nice camp and the current owners are doing lots of work and upgrades. Very nice area.

Thanks for watching. All the best on your trip out there!

It depends on the area and the type of spring we have but usually they come out a few weeks after the ice is gone (blackflies breed in fresh/moving water). Generally they are bad for a few weeks in mid-late May in Ontario and southern Quebec and are mostly gone by mid-June.

Thanks Kevin! I’m sure you will get into some good fishing there. I’ve heard there’s some big ones in Kipawa.

Thanks for watching. Hope you’ve got some good adventures coming up!

Is it?! I’ll take this into account & test it… non-seriously. I don’t want any hater comments 😬😆

I've heard it was a bad one I'm not sure if it's worse than black, but they say white is ideal or light tan if you don't like the stains.

Agreed studies showed blue is a magnet for black flies. Crazy how outdoor clothing companies have these colours. Tan, olive drab, light brown is superior.

@@Naughtz I always wear khaki or tan or olive drab and it works.

@conifergreen2 same man. My wife on a spring canoe trip wore a blue jacket and got destroyed. I was wearing my tan gear and not even close to as many bugs around me going through the bogs. I swear by it. Articles written all over about wearing light natural colours. Also easier to spot ticks on a light natural colour, better blending into the wilderness the list goes on.

Thanks! We are using the DJI mini 3 pro. We bring 3 batteries (two are the larger capacity) and charge them up with smaller sized battery banks. It seems to work well even on longer trips.

You can't use a drone for trolling Tyler🤣

@@OpenAirOutdoors 😆

Thanks! Not on this trip. We saw a few tracks throughout the trip though.

Thanks! I would say that both primary and secondary stability are very good. I think we prefer the 17foot over the 16 foot for longer canoe trips even though they are a bit less maneuverable. Very good all round canoe for wilderness whitewater trips. The prospecteur 17 will be our #1 choice when we retire our old Dagger canoe.

Thanks for the reply. I think I'm going to get the Esquif Canyon since I will use it for 75% to 80% white water. Athough the P17 would track nicer in the flat water... wish I had the cash to get both. Maybe I'll run across a used P17.

Thanks for watching !

I bet it was pretty rough doing it in ‘98. It was an awesome trip and well worth the Diablo Portage. Thanks for watching !

Glad you enjoyed it!

Hi there, we filmed most of it on a go pro and a few shots with an FZ300.

Thanks for watching. We lucked out with the weather, but it was really hot on the last few days.