Man, you really did an awesome job of capturing the feel of this trip buddy! Felt like I was right there with ya. Happy that you were able to get out and enjoy (even with the less than ideal conditions). Sometimes those kind of trips make for the best memories though, eh 👍 Hope you and yours had a Happy Easter brother! Peace... ✌
"Squeezing a one nighter in because I can" is the way. Woke up Saturday morning this past weekend and said I have nothing else going on, time to go camp and did just that! Cheers!
Nice spot for a relaxing overnighter. Like that stove fire box/ grill combo idea. Simple but tasty looking meals. Pretty cool hearing the Canadian "honkers" in the am. No bugs is always good 🤝🏻
The grill grate was something I was wishing that I had on my last trip. I've used the can insulating trick a bunch in the past. Wrapping the can in foil helps also. Looks like a really nice place to spend the night!
They help a lot ! I use the same poles with my hammock gear Dyneema with doors . You just need to add a small length of shock cord and a bit of cord. To the tie out. Or just cord . So much easier than tying to stakes or trees !
Great video my friend, thanks for sharing! Really liked the idea with the woodstove, pretty neat for sure. That food looked good too. Great way to kick off the season, cheers!
Cool ! We have a blast down there, it’s such a different vibe down there,as opposed to New England, it’s great to change things up ! Hope you have fun ! And as always, thanks for stopping by man ! Peace ✌️
Sweet spot Craig. Your meal looked fantastic. I picked up a pair of the NRS boots last year at Piragis Boundary Waters Store in Ely. Fantastic group of people there. Worked great in the BWCA. Thanks for the great video!
Nice chill first paddle of the season Craig! Enjoy your trip down to SC. Enjoy the long walks on the beach. My wife and I love it down there and have been several times. Not Myrtle beach per se but North Beach just North of Myrtle.
Thanks my friend . Yes the poles are so much better than tying off to trees or stakes in the ground. The stove worked out well, especially for areas without an existing fire ring. Hope you are well my friend !
Another good one. Great idea using the stove body. Safe and easy. I like that coffee press too. You always do it right Buddy. Enjoy your trip to the beach. See you on the next one.
I just wanted to say that I have been watching you for a while now and I think you have been doing a outstanding job….. Showing all the equipment is awesome my friend……. Question…? Have you ever heard of Jackson Kayaks ….? Just wondering what’s your opinion on them…? Thanks again for all your efforts and great editing 💯 Stay Strong 💪🏻
Its nice to get out early. We are looking at 3-6 inches of slush later this week. It won't last but a day or two after. Open fishing to all waters starts today. Do the hold out rods just rest on top of the ridge line? Can or do they shift with a big side ways wind blowing on it or do they stay put? Contemplating those boots, always worried they come off hard but that didn't look to bad. I presume they can be hot when it gets hotter out? And how cold can you go in them and still have warm feet?
Sure, the pull out rods have never moved on me, they stay put even in heavy wind. They rest on top of the sewn ridge line. When I use my tarp with an continuous ridge line, they rest on top of the line. So much better than tying out lines to stakes or trees to use the pull outs.The boundary boots come on and off fairly easy. Surprisingly they don’t get super hot in warm weather. Then again I don’t use them in hot weather. I’ve been in and out of water just above freezing and my feet didn’t get cold. But I’m sure they have limits ! Thanks for stopping by man !
Hey Craig...I always enjoy your videos ... I'm from Louisiana the meal you made looked great and is very similar to a dish we make down here called Jambalaya I'll be picking up my Placid Rapidfire later this year is there a way to private message with you?
Man, you really did an awesome job of capturing the feel of this trip buddy! Felt like I was right there with ya. Happy that you were able to get out and enjoy (even with the less than ideal conditions). Sometimes those kind of trips make for the best memories though, eh 👍 Hope you and yours had a Happy Easter brother! Peace... ✌
Thank you my friend ! Happy Easter !
@@MeetMeOutside Thanks brother!
"Squeezing a one nighter in because I can" is the way. Woke up Saturday morning this past weekend and said I have nothing else going on, time to go camp and did just that! Cheers!
Absolutely ! I had plenty to do, or could have done, but I have my priorities man !😂😂 Thank you !
Nice spot for a relaxing overnighter. Like that stove fire box/ grill combo idea. Simple but tasty looking meals. Pretty cool hearing the Canadian "honkers" in the am.
No bugs is always good 🤝🏻
Thanks man ! Cheers !
The grill grate was something I was wishing that I had on my last trip. I've used the can insulating trick a bunch in the past. Wrapping the can in foil helps also. Looks like a really nice place to spend the night!
Yes, foil works great too. Thanks for stopping by man !
Great video buddy. Looked super chill and I'm jealous! Thanks for sharing. 👍
Thank you, much appreciated !
I’m definitely getting those hammock poles.
Good food and Beer and being outdoors. That’s livin.
Really nice trip 👍🏻👍🏻
They help a lot ! I use the same poles with my hammock gear Dyneema with doors . You just need to add a small length of shock cord and a bit of cord. To the tie out. Or just cord . So much easier than tying to stakes or trees !
Great video my friend, thanks for sharing! Really liked the idea with the woodstove, pretty neat for sure. That food looked good too. Great way to kick off the season, cheers!
Thanks Allen ! Hope all is well out you’re way ! Hugs to Sammy !
Sweet video. Nice to sneak in a quick trip and use the hammock setup. Food looked great.
You betcha ! Thanks
Loved the video brother, it was nice to chill with you👊
Much appreciated Wade ! Hope you’re well, and I hope River is doing better, cheers
Nice Trip! My family and I are headed down to Myrtle in three weeks, love it down there. Cheers!
Cool ! We have a blast down there, it’s such a different vibe down there,as opposed to New England, it’s great to change things up ! Hope you have fun ! And as always, thanks for stopping by man ! Peace ✌️
Sweet spot Craig. Your meal looked fantastic. I picked up a pair of the NRS boots last year at Piragis Boundary Waters Store in Ely. Fantastic group of people there. Worked great in the BWCA. Thanks for the great video!
Thanks Larry ! Those are great boots for sure !
Nice chill first paddle of the season Craig! Enjoy your trip down to SC. Enjoy the long walks on the beach. My wife and I love it down there and have been several times. Not Myrtle beach per se but North Beach just North of Myrtle.
Thanks ! Yes we are a little bit north of Myrtle Beach, it’s a bit “ calmer “ the beaches are wonderful ! Peace ✌️
Nice Craig. I've been debating getting those tarps poles. Love the use of the stove too.
Thanks my friend . Yes the poles are so much better than tying off to trees or stakes in the ground. The stove worked out well, especially for areas without an existing fire ring. Hope you are well my friend !
Nice over-nighter! Glad you were able to get out and make the best of the conditions. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks, my pleasure !
Another good one. Great idea using the stove body. Safe and easy. I like that coffee press too. You always do it right Buddy. Enjoy your trip to the beach. See you on the next one.
Much appreciated ! Thank you !
Hello Craig. Nice spot my friend.
Thanks
I just wanted to say that I have been watching you for a while now and I think you have been doing a outstanding job…..
Showing all the equipment is awesome my friend…….
Question…?
Have you ever heard of Jackson Kayaks ….?
Just wondering what’s your opinion on them…?
Thanks again for all your efforts and great editing 💯
Stay Strong 💪🏻
Thank you very much ! Glad you enjoy. I haven’t heard of those particular kayaks ? Then again, I’m more of a canoe paddler. All the best to you !
Its nice to get out early. We are looking at 3-6 inches of slush later this week. It won't last but a day or two after. Open fishing to all waters starts today. Do the hold out rods just rest on top of the ridge line? Can or do they shift with a big side ways wind blowing on it or do they stay put? Contemplating those boots, always worried they come off hard but that didn't look to bad. I presume they can be hot when it gets hotter out? And how cold can you go in them and still have warm feet?
Sure, the pull out rods have never moved on me, they stay put even in heavy wind. They rest on top of the sewn ridge line. When I use my tarp with an continuous ridge line, they rest on top of the line. So much better than tying out lines to stakes or trees to use the pull outs.The boundary boots come on and off fairly easy. Surprisingly they don’t get super hot in warm weather. Then again I don’t use them in hot weather. I’ve been in and out of water just above freezing and my feet didn’t get cold. But I’m sure they have limits ! Thanks for stopping by man !
Craig. Also, that fire box cuts down on sparks blowing in the wind. And was that a Mora ?
Correct ! It does keep most of the sparks contained. And yes, I enjoy using a Mora on occasion ! Cheers
Hey Craig...I always enjoy your videos ... I'm from Louisiana the meal you made looked great and is very similar to a dish we make down here called Jambalaya I'll be picking up my Placid Rapidfire later this year is there a way to private message with you?
Congratulations ! You’re going to love that canoe ! I’m happy for you ! Email. Csp.45@hotmail.com
What's the model and length of your boat?
Sure, it’s a Placidboatworks Rapidfire. It’s 15 foot, carbon fiber/ Kevlar and it’s weight is 22 pounds. Thanks for stopping by man !