*Thanks for stopping by again folks! I really appreciate it. I gave a longer video a go this time for a laugh. Hope you enjoy it. Share some ice fishing stories below if you'd like, I'd sure love to hear them! Until next time, cheers!* *JB*
Thanks man I really appreciate that. I respect everyone doing this but also think people from abroad should see our landscape more. It's definitely different than the rest and needs to be exposed for tripping because of that. Such a unique challenge. The AWR is a very cool remote wilderness experience so close to SJ. And hardly anybody goes into the heart of it. If you're ever looking to go on a haul drop me a line and maybe we could connect. Cheers buddy, great talking!
Hey Justin, you can go to Canadian tire and buy fire logs, they burn for about 8 too 10 hours, they only cost about 8 dollars. They give off good heat. There great for winter camping.
Thanks Victor, I really appreciate the message and you subscribing to the channel. Best wishes from Newfoundland. More vids to come 👍 Have a great summer
Your outdoor videos are some of the best and most natural on the entire Internet! One of these days, Justin bye, they'll be calling to offer you your own show.
looking at some of your older videos. What a luck man you are to have these adventures and thank you for sharing. If you had 9 more Sakus, you wouldn't have to pull your sled!!! :-)
I've been to Newfoundland a few times, even built a cabin on Ocean Pond near Jeffries. Caught plenty of nice fish there. Absolutely love Newfoundland! Great people, great wildernesses , only place I ever saw a Caribou. Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing
Another amazing video. That shot of Saku running toward you with the GoPro on his back was beautiful. Thank you for always sharing these experiences. It is truly a pleasure to watch.
that was a great fishing trip .looks like your tent and stove makes a nice comfy winter camping trip ..now to go home and have a feed of trout ..see you next trip .enjoyed your video
Another awesome trip. Thanks for taking us along. Good food, good beers, good times. Some lovely pink mud trout too. Put a few bows over the holes to prevent them from freezing so fast.
Thanks for watching Chad. Does that work even overnight? I seen it done when I was a young fella from my cousin in Bauline, he'd do it while we were in by the fire. But I had long forgotten it after spending a cpl decades of winters away from the woods and in the rinks. You just sparked my memory to do that next time. Appreciate the advice man.
Great video Justin, looked like a really fun time. Thanks for sharing your adventure. Haven't been winter camping in many years. Can't wait to try it again. First I have to get a tipi and woodstove. I've only camped in a 4 season tent before. The hot tent looks so cozy and comfortable.
Living in Maine, USA I have seen a lot of brook trout throughout the years but I have never seen trout with dark speckles all over the underside like that. Very interesting. Learn something new every day, I guess. Done tons of ice fishing myself. I love the low tech method you use. Good on you, brother.
Thanks Tony. Those spots are black spot parasites. Only affects the look of the skin. The trouts health itself or any human/predator that eats them are unaffected. All the best
Please tell Saku I apologize for saying his name with a Japanese flair. I now call him Sacku. It sounds like the way you pronounce it. Always a great treat....your vids and the sausage sliver he got. I am amazed at how he just sits there while you are placing the goods right on your lap. Good DOG! I haven't gotten to the fish part yet but looking at the comment below it sounds like Saku is ready. God Bless ya, your dog and your future adventures.
Can’t beet the toutons in the mornings especially cooked on the camp stove. Bread for toast stuck to the side is great as well especially homemade raisin 👍
Love these vids man i used to live on bell island and in around st johns area but i never went out and saw the rock like you sir great content makes me want to move back there !
Holy bejesus would you look at the colour of those trout!!! Used to catch a lot up north in Quebec, but a very different colour. We fried some in the morning, gutted and beheaded, and thrown in the pan so fast they were still moving! I never ice fished for them though. Pike and perch mostly. Awesome video. Nice to see you take your time and enjoy, and let us relax a bit with you.
Thanks Jim I appreciate it. They were certainly great looking trout and even tastier to eat. I have never fished for Pike or Perch but would love too someday. Glad you enjoyed the video, cheers!
I hear ya Jim but I had some food I didn't want to waste, that's it! But you're right fresh trout out of the water is the best way. There'll be lots of the in the series soon. Hope you're having a great winter, cheers. Justin
Justin Barbour honestly, been the worst winter maybe ever, thanks to some health and personal problems. Next winter'll be a lot better. Rewatching some of your old videos today to take a break from some worries, and think about how nice it'll be to be out of the city and up and around again. Awful pretty country out there. If only the work situation was better out there. See what happens. Hope yours is going good.
I like 8"x12" the Pitch for the roof .... Your tent pitch to low not good for heavy rain and snow ....wall stove pipe exit In the gable end ON the entry that the way to keep The bedding area dried and clean on the back
Woooo buddy looked cold out there. Your a tough dude😃 I use to get out there when I lived in Michigan. But the warm weather in Arkansas has spoiled me.
@@JustinBarbournlexplorer I have a heinz 57. Great dog though. I had quite a few adventures in the Great outdoors. My first year of teaching in 1980 for sure was filled with experiences in the Great Outdoors. I'd like to share a few of them with you if you would like.
@@JustinBarbournlexplorer I could easily write a book about my many adventures but I can anecdotally describe my experience teaching in Shamattawa, Manitoba. I was hired to acculturate and was not to start teaching until my school house was built which was not even started and was ready for occupancy. I taught grade 9 and that was the highest grade at that time. In the meantime I landed on the tarmak along with my colleagues to be greeted by a group of hung over locals pillaging some stuff that the Hudson Bay left in the wee hours of the night. I asked the pilot to hold on as I was experiencing a bit of culture shock and at that point was ready to get on board but one of the newly hired teachers, Bruce Moore, who of Bahai faith and his wife convinced me to give it a shot. The next day, while walking about I saw an elderly Cree carrying firewood up from the river which he rafted down the river. It was a 20 foot embankment up a narrow path to get the charcoal covered turnpikes up to the top and without giving it a second thought I offered my assistance. He didn't say anything but I took that as a yes and I spent the remainder of the day lugging several cords of wood up to where he could cart them to his home. As the day progressed some elders stopped and chatted among themselves which I ignored. At the end of the chore, Alex, the indian who owned the wood, invited me to come with him on his trapline. I eagerly said yes and we were off up the river the very next morning. His canoe, an 18 ft. Norway House cargo was powered by a 9 hp. and was not very fast but I wasn't interested in speed. As soon as we left to up the Echoing River, I was captivated by the beauty of the place. Huge sitca spruce towered over the river and with every turn there was something new. I lit my pipe and anticipating that Alex would want some so I gave him a pipe and a pouch of tobacco. Well you wouldn't know that he had a million dollars. I will skip a lot and get to the good stuff but on our first night camping he choose a high embankment on the fork of the Echoing and Sturgeon Rivers. We got a nice fire going and made a soft bow bed then we bunked her down for the night. I noticed that Alex had his rifle next to him and upon asking about this he replied that you never know what might pay a visit during the night. About 2 o'clock a pack of wolves started howling about a half mile across the river. Alex was awake and told me what each member of the pack was up to by the howl or yelp. The alpha wolf had a deep howl while the subordinates were yelping and were shallow. Then they were getting closer until they were not far from us. Suddenly there was a rush of water and a commotion and Alex said that they were after a moose and forced the animal across the river. The wolves were going up and down along the river bank and didn't cross right away. Alex said that they were in no hurry and were looking for a good place to cross. The wolves finally did cross just upstream from our location at which time they got our scent and we didn't hear from them after. The next morning though when we broke camp, we saw a large cream colored wolf sitting on the river bank upstream from our locatioin and Alex quickly dispatched the wolf. We stopped for a mug up while Alex skinned the wolf. He said it was most likely the Alpha judging from its size which to me was huge. Anyway that was just the beginning of a two week experience loaded with adventure. I can go on but I digress at this point. I really should write a book about this. We got in a real pickle which was potentially a life threatening situation where according to Alex, I saved him from an uncertain fate.
Looks to me the same camp and stove setup style used by the Naskapi and Montagnais Innu of Labrador , Canada . They have used this type of setup for thousands of years , nonetheless however animal skins were the choice of camp material before canvass. Good video.
Way to go Justin....and good on ya for keeping it real, beware the swag and sponsors, I can't watch Joe Robinette and Shawn James anymore with their ski-doos (with heated trailers for the dog), ATVs, pizza ovens and Fjallraven brassieres. Love it by the fire with the dogs. I want to get out to the Rock now, Thx
joe was a stealth "poser" from the start of his "bushcraft" series; almost every implement was a merchandising "hawk". This stuff might be what city slickers like but older folks mostly hand crafted many of their backwoods implements & many were handed down for generations, sadly much of that craftsmanship is no longer common. Used to be a fellar could use a compass to "orienteer" his way in the woods; today GPS is all the techies know. If you handed 'em a topo map & compass they'd be lost.
Never been more homesick in 5 yrs than now thanks haha Wicked video buddy! Ice fishing is my absolute favorite winter passtime. Here on Pei you're not allowed to ice fish for trout, just smelts and I'm not a big fan of smelts. All your grub had me drooling over here. Fun times, thanks for sharing, wife and I look forward to the next one :D
Thanks Twiggy, glad I could bring you along. I appreciate it! Smelt are deadly, give them a second chance, all you need is good spices. You can cook like a champ based on your videos I have seen so there's worries there. Cheers buddy
You say you can't eat the heart ? One of the best meals you can have when camping is a grand feed of rabbit and partridge stew combined, along of course with the hearts and gizzards with a fresh slab of home made bread , and a hot cup of tea,,,, YUM I SAY
Thanks!
My wife and I are addicted to your channel. Best channel on RUclips. You make us miss NL with every episode. My wife loves Saku!
Thanks happy to have you both! More to come cheers from the Rock. Atb
*Thanks for stopping by again folks! I really appreciate it. I gave a longer video a go this time for a laugh. Hope you enjoy it. Share some ice fishing stories below if you'd like, I'd sure love to hear them! Until next time, cheers!*
*JB*
Thanks man I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed
Thanks man. Pouch Cove Elementary? I remember you brother. It's been awhile!
Thanks man I really appreciate that. I respect everyone doing this but also think people from abroad should see our landscape more. It's definitely different than the rest and needs to be exposed for tripping because of that. Such a unique challenge. The AWR is a very cool remote wilderness experience so close to SJ. And hardly anybody goes into the heart of it. If you're ever looking to go on a haul drop me a line and maybe we could connect. Cheers buddy, great talking!
wtg bud
Hey, Justin where did you buy your tent and wood stove too?
cool i need to see this again ty
Justin,
Well done again, I was raised in Newfoundland. Now living in Alaska. Your adventures are the best. Cheers my friend to you and Saku!!
Hey Justin, you can go to Canadian tire and buy fire logs, they burn for about 8 too 10 hours, they only cost about 8 dollars. They give off good heat. There great for winter camping.
Your dog is worth a thumbs up alone! Such a good dog.
Really enjoy your videos and the affection you show Saku. Thanks for the videos. What a great experience for us, too. From La Union, New Mexico.
Thanks Victor, I really appreciate the message and you subscribing to the channel. Best wishes from Newfoundland. More vids to come 👍 Have a great summer
Thanks for bringing me along. Fantastic video. Oh my u hit it the mother load with fish. U & Saku seem very happy
Bud,awesome video,great fishing,great food...miss it so much!!! all the best !!!!
Your outdoor videos are some of the best and most natural on the entire Internet! One of these days, Justin bye, they'll be calling to offer you your own show.
Thanks for watching Frank I really appreciate that!
Toutins or fry bread for the rest of the world! Yesssss sir!
looking at some of your older videos. What a luck man you are to have these adventures and thank you for sharing. If you had 9 more Sakus, you wouldn't have to pull your sled!!! :-)
Haha true thanks for watching Kirk!
There's only one Sakus !
Nothing makes me want to get out there and winter camp more than your videos. Keep up the good work! Oh and one more thing...Lets Go Pens! LOL
Go habs go 👍 thanks for watching
yes good a good time my son .thank you justin . ! and was nicer the next time i look :)
Justin your making me miss my dog some bad. 16 year old German short hair loved the cabin
Old Misty
I like your tent. Very cozy inside with the fire burning, those food looks so good. The best part was icefishing! That kettle was very handy.
I've been to Newfoundland a few times, even built a cabin on Ocean Pond near Jeffries. Caught plenty of nice fish there. Absolutely love Newfoundland! Great people, great wildernesses , only place I ever saw a Caribou. Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing
what a great dog that Saku is. ilove him and the Bear as well.
I really appreciate your videos! Joe Robinet was right, you do a fantastic job! Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
Thanks for stopping by the channel and for the kind words, I really appreciate it. Stay tuned for more!
Great video . I really enjoyed it.
For a brief moment I could feel what Saku was feeling. It felt good!
Well done Justin! Enjoyed your video!
Excellent videos...I’m a Newfoundlander living in Florida year round...I miss some things about Newfoundland but not the snow..
Another great video- Thanks for sharing your adventures-
as someone that's old and can't get out . this is big fun for me my son! :)
Terrific camping. Eating well and catching fish!
Nothing like fresh, non-hatchery raised, speckled trout. I enjoyed your videos, subscribed a couple months ago. Keep them coming. God Bless, Greg
Newfane Relic Hunters G & R thanks Greg I appreciate it man! The fresh trout are second to none. Beats anything from the supermarket.
Another amazing video.
That shot of Saku running toward you with the GoPro on his back was beautiful.
Thank you for always sharing these experiences. It is truly a pleasure to watch.
Thanks for the support and kind words Greg, glad you enjoyed! My pleasure
that was a great fishing trip .looks like your tent and stove makes a nice comfy winter camping trip ..now to go home and have a feed of trout ..see you next trip .enjoyed your video
Excellent video man, thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching man, I appreciate it! Cheers
All of us real dog lovers know that Saku is not just a pet he is your security, companion a trusted friend under thick and thin..?
Great video! Thanks for providing. Saku is an deadly dog man.
Hey Justin! My dad loved this one and he has been dying to have some Brookie! I love your tent and It looks like a lot of fun!
That big breakfast must have been wonderful out there...peace
Love your episodes. Keep up the good work.
Very nice ! Thanks for taking us along . ATB
Fried Moose Bologna! One of my childhood favs! Yum!
That sounds so freakin good, ive always wanted to try moose. Im in the states tho(Kentucky), so I doubt ill be seeing any of that lol.
@@JustinSmith-re8hc gotta try it someday
I appreciate that you care so well for the pup. Love his floppy ears. :)
Thank you Sonya, gotta look after my boy. His ears are adorable for sure
yes great dog thank you , justin great and fun ftuff . :)
The more i watch your video the more i see where your from is just like the US.. I live in Philippines now and believe i do not miss the snow!!
Another awesome trip. Thanks for taking us along. Good food, good beers, good times. Some lovely pink mud trout too. Put a few bows over the holes to prevent them from freezing so fast.
Thanks for watching Chad. Does that work even overnight? I seen it done when I was a young fella from my cousin in Bauline, he'd do it while we were in by the fire. But I had long forgotten it after spending a cpl decades of winters away from the woods and in the rinks. You just sparked my memory to do that next time. Appreciate the advice man.
Justin Barbour it will work overnight. It's still going to catch over with ice but it won't freeze nearly as much.
Wicked Chad, hope all is well buddy. Thanks again
Makes me miss home
Awesome job barbs, felt like I was there with ya..can’t wait for the next one!! Go leafs go!!
Thanks Jamie I appreciate man. And keep that Leaf profanity down, you're going to get yourself banned from RUclips comments, lol.
Great video Justin, looked like a really fun time. Thanks for sharing your adventure. Haven't been winter camping in many years. Can't wait to try it again. First I have to get a tipi and woodstove. I've only camped in a 4 season tent before. The hot tent looks so cozy and comfortable.
It's a time Jeff, real simple and invigorating. thanks for watching!
Justin you should keep this spot as a base camp for trips and vidoes.
Great video. Look forward to seeing your future videos. Thanx for sharing your experience.
Thanks for coming along for the ride and the kind comments, I really appreciate it. Stay tuned for more, cheers!
Living in Maine, USA I have seen a lot of brook trout throughout the years but I have never seen trout with dark speckles all over the underside like that. Very interesting. Learn something new every day, I guess. Done tons of ice fishing myself. I love the low tech method you use. Good on you, brother.
Thanks Tony. Those spots are black spot parasites. Only affects the look of the skin. The trouts health itself or any human/predator that eats them are unaffected. All the best
Really like your videos and series! Stay safe in on your travels. New subscriber!
Thanks Martha glad to have ya aboard cheers!
All kinds of outdoor goodness and some dandy feeds!
Living the good life brother.
Great watching as always.
See ya ✌️❄️🔥🍻
great stuff! really really enjoyed it! thanks for taking us along!
Thanks Jeff I appreciate the kind words, glad you enjoyed it!
Please tell Saku I apologize for saying his name with a Japanese flair. I now call him Sacku. It sounds like the way you pronounce it. Always a great treat....your vids and the
sausage sliver he got. I am amazed at how he just sits there while you are placing the goods right on your lap. Good DOG! I haven't gotten to the fish part yet but looking at the comment below it sounds like Saku is ready. God Bless ya, your dog and your future adventures.
Can’t beet the toutons in the mornings especially cooked on the camp stove. Bread for toast stuck to the side is great as well especially homemade raisin 👍
Joe Robinet brought me here! Very inspiring video! Thanks for the upload!
Thanks for checking out my channel! I really appreciate it. Glad you got something from it. Stay tuned for more vids, cheers!
Love the hockey bag for outdoor gear. Great idea
Awesome! New viewer here. Looks like a relaxing place, hoping to find time to watch some more of your videos. 🇨🇦
Thanks for the kind words I really appreciate it!
yummy you mean rabbit stew lol lol looks to tasty
Nice video. Love catchin' brookies.
Thanks by's!
Another new viewer here. Great video,it was a pleasure to watch. The moose bologna, the trout and all the fixin's,Lord Jesus that looked good!!!
Thanks Kevin appreciate the kind words ol buddy, it was a dandy feast for sure. Cheers!!
super trip.... nice trout.. again love the tunes
Thanks pal!! Appreciate it
As always thanks for taking me along love the tent
joe delaney thanks for watching Joe!
Yeah
LMAO !!! Love the Saku-cam. First time seeing this video.
You make great videos 👍👍
Thanks Abe buddy!
Love these vids man i used to live on bell island and in around st johns area but i never went out and saw the rock like you sir great content makes me want to move back there !
Holy bejesus would you look at the colour of those trout!!! Used to catch a lot up north in Quebec, but a very different colour. We fried some in the morning, gutted and beheaded, and thrown in the pan so fast they were still moving!
I never ice fished for them though. Pike and perch mostly. Awesome video. Nice to see you take your time and enjoy, and let us relax a bit with you.
Thanks Jim I appreciate it. They were certainly great looking trout and even tastier to eat. I have never fished for Pike or Perch but would love too someday. Glad you enjoyed the video, cheers!
Haha it's so awesome how much hockey you have in ya. 3:03 you even have the hockey stance. Missing tooth and hockey accent
haha wicked comment. You play?
Justin you got to show the boys and girls how to make a fish stick
Another Great one!! Please tell me those are Hockey gear bags!!! A man after my own heart!!! Haha.. Big E and Cash
2:15 - Go Justin, go! Beat that thing up, yeah! LOL
Awesome, but you were crazy to not eat a couple out in the bush. Best thing ever.
I hear ya Jim but I had some food I didn't want to waste, that's it! But you're right fresh trout out of the water is the best way. There'll be lots of the in the series soon. Hope you're having a great winter, cheers. Justin
Justin Barbour honestly, been the worst winter maybe ever, thanks to some health and personal problems. Next winter'll be a lot better. Rewatching some of your old videos today to take a break from some worries, and think about how nice it'll be to be out of the city and up and around again. Awful pretty country out there. If only the work situation was better out there. See what happens.
Hope yours is going good.
playin bass along with the song...nice...
awesome video. Love your adventures!!
I like 8"x12" the Pitch for the roof .... Your tent pitch to low not good for heavy rain and snow ....wall stove pipe exit In the gable end ON the entry that the way to keep The bedding area dried and clean on the back
thanx for bring us along....great video...luv your channel
Thanks for watching! Cheers!
Woooo buddy looked cold out there. Your a tough dude😃 I use to get out there when I lived in Michigan. But the warm weather in Arkansas has spoiled me.
Looks like there's 12 people that've never left the city. Another great video!! )
haha thanks buddy you can't please everyone!
Man.... I love your vids. True and and BS !!!!
Keep them coming 🇨🇦
Thanks Bernie I appreciate it as always. Hope you're getting out yourself, cheers!
Good stuff. I taught at Sakku School for a few years in Nunavut. Great to have a dog along for a buddy.
Thanks I appreciate you tuning in. Can't go wrong with a dog nope, especially two. You have one?
@@JustinBarbournlexplorer I have a heinz 57. Great dog though. I had quite a few adventures in the Great outdoors. My first year of teaching in 1980 for sure was filled with experiences in the Great Outdoors. I'd like to share a few of them with you if you would like.
@@reginaldwinsor2759 Love to hear them
@@JustinBarbournlexplorer
I could easily write a book about my many adventures but I can anecdotally describe my experience teaching in Shamattawa, Manitoba. I was hired to acculturate and was not to start teaching until my school house was built which was not even started and was ready for occupancy. I taught grade 9 and that was the highest grade at that time. In the meantime I landed on the tarmak along with my colleagues to be greeted by a group of hung over locals pillaging some stuff that the Hudson Bay left in the wee hours of the night. I asked the pilot to hold on as I was experiencing a bit of culture shock and at that point was ready to get on board but one of the newly hired teachers, Bruce Moore, who of Bahai faith and his wife convinced me to give it a shot.
The next day, while walking about I saw an elderly Cree carrying firewood up from the river which he rafted down the river. It was a 20 foot embankment up a narrow path to get the charcoal covered turnpikes up to the top and without giving it a second thought I offered my assistance. He didn't say anything but I took that as a yes and I spent the remainder of the day lugging several cords of wood up to where he could cart them to his home. As the day progressed some elders stopped and chatted among themselves which I ignored. At the end of the chore, Alex, the indian who owned the wood, invited me to come with him on his trapline. I eagerly said yes and we were off up the river the very next morning.
His canoe, an 18 ft. Norway House cargo was powered by a 9 hp. and was not very fast but I wasn't interested in speed. As soon as we left to up the Echoing River, I was captivated by the beauty of the place. Huge sitca spruce towered over the river and with every turn there was something new.
I lit my pipe and anticipating that Alex would want some so I gave him a pipe and a pouch of tobacco. Well you wouldn't know that he had a million dollars. I will skip a lot and get to the good stuff but on our first night camping he choose a high embankment on the fork of the Echoing and Sturgeon Rivers. We got a nice fire going and made a soft bow bed then we bunked her down for the night. I noticed that Alex had his rifle next to him and upon asking about this he replied that you never know what might pay a visit during the night. About 2 o'clock a pack of wolves started howling about a half mile across the river. Alex was awake and told me what each member of the pack was up to by the howl or yelp. The alpha wolf had a deep howl while the subordinates were yelping and were shallow. Then they were getting closer until they were not far from us. Suddenly there was a rush of water and a commotion and Alex said that they were after a moose and forced the animal across the river. The wolves were going up and down along the river bank and didn't cross right away. Alex said that they were in no hurry and were looking for a good place to cross.
The wolves finally did cross just upstream from our location at which time they got our scent and we didn't hear from them after. The next morning though when we broke camp, we saw a large cream colored wolf sitting on the river bank upstream from our locatioin and Alex quickly dispatched the wolf. We stopped for a mug up while Alex skinned the wolf. He said it was most likely the Alpha judging from its size which to me was huge.
Anyway that was just the beginning of a two week experience loaded with adventure. I can go on but I digress at this point. I really should write a book about this. We got in a real pickle which was potentially a life threatening situation where according to Alex, I saved him from an uncertain fate.
Great camp you got there. The moose baloney looked delicious.
Thanks Richard, it's tasty stuff for sure
Looks to me the same camp and stove setup style used by the Naskapi and Montagnais Innu of Labrador , Canada . They have used this type of setup for thousands of years , nonetheless however animal skins were the choice of camp material before canvass. Good video.
True
As always, another great video.
Paul Thistle thanks Paul much appreciated
Brother congratulations on the great catch excellent video what an amazing adventure love can’t wait for more thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the kind words man, I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed, cheers.
Way to go Justin....and good on ya for keeping it real, beware the swag and sponsors, I can't watch Joe Robinette and Shawn James anymore with their ski-doos (with heated trailers for the dog), ATVs, pizza ovens and Fjallraven brassieres. Love it by the fire with the dogs. I want to get out to the Rock now, Thx
joe was a stealth "poser" from the start of his "bushcraft" series; almost every implement was a merchandising "hawk". This stuff might be what city slickers like but older folks mostly hand crafted many of their backwoods implements & many were handed down for generations, sadly much of that craftsmanship is no longer common. Used to be a fellar could use a compass to "orienteer" his way in the woods; today GPS is all the techies know. If you handed 'em a topo map & compass they'd be lost.
Just found your channel! Subscribed 100% because of your excellent accent! Haha just kidding great video :) Good to see the Newfoundland wilderness!
Self Sufficient Sarah haha glad you enjoyed the accent and the video. Thanks! Cheers from the Rock
1 FOR THE PAN !!!!! Another great video !
Thanks Pierre glad you enjoyed it!
Hoping to get out real soon northern Ontario with eh old MSR reflex ! Seen you had the hubba
MSR tents are deadly!
Right on buddy, ur videos rock. Love watching them next to the fireplace, breakfast looked gear too A. Sakes is a good pup.
Thanks Adam!
Love the camera on Saku.
Never been more homesick in 5 yrs than now thanks haha Wicked video buddy!
Ice fishing is my absolute favorite winter passtime. Here on Pei you're not allowed to ice fish for trout, just smelts and I'm not a big fan of smelts.
All your grub had me drooling over here. Fun times, thanks for sharing, wife and I look forward to the next one :D
Thanks Twiggy, glad I could bring you along. I appreciate it! Smelt are deadly, give them a second chance, all you need is good spices. You can cook like a champ based on your videos I have seen so there's worries there. Cheers buddy
Hey Justin I’m in Anchorage Alaska
Nice to be along. thanks
Thanks for tuning in, there will be more to come!
Great video skipper! Gotta love a good feed of trout!
Josh C thanks for watching Josh, appreciate it, cheers!
Josh C thanks Josh I appreciate it man! It's a fine feed for sure.
Loved your ice fishing show in that gully. So jealous man. Lovely trout
You say you can't eat the heart ?
One of the best meals you can have when camping is a grand feed of rabbit and partridge stew combined, along of course with the hearts and gizzards with a fresh slab of home made bread , and a hot cup of tea,,,, YUM I SAY
Your dog is so well behaved! Great trip... would love to camp with you! So prepared... & the fish, oh my!!
Thank you Allison, glad you enjoyed it!! Saku is a great boy for sure.
Great video Justin!👍👌
Your dog is a masterpiece.
Your little barge could use some Outriggers.
nice tidy camp old boy--I like your style
rod macqueen thanks Rod, you can eat off the floor 👌
insta-like. Enjoyed the doggo cam. Those trout really were wonderful. Great video as always!
Thanks for watching!
Great video, love the walking away shots!
Thank you I appreciate it!
I spoke too soon lol,you are comming back.