Lake of the Woods; A History by Water
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2016
- Navigate the islands and channels of Lake of the Woods while travelling back in time with host Sean Kavanagh.
Produced by Greg Lowe. Narration & Script Jake MacDonald. Host & Script Sean Kavavnagh.
Photography and Editing by Greg Lowe. Camera 2 and drone operator Dave Warrenchuck.
Music composed and performed by Greg Lowe. Piano Wayne Kelso.
I'm an US Citizen, but Lake of the Woods is a special place to me. I've been going to the Angle for many years, and hope that someday, I'm able to go to the Canadian parts of the lake.
The best ice fishing in the world!
Thank you for making and providing this video. LOW is certainly a rich and important body of water. I have a new appreciation for the lake I previously thought was uninteresting.
So well done. Sean Kavanagh is a master storyteller, historian and navigator. His passion is contagious.
Thanks - I've been going to the lake annually since birth - 60 years of memories.
I have been going to Fort St. Charles since the 60's, It is a retreat for Priests. We update the cabins, put and remove the dock and mow the grass.... you did a nice job showing the Fort. Thank you
This is a really great documentary on one of the most rare and beautiful places on earth.
Amazing, I hope this gentleman passes his knowledge to someone fortunate enough.
This is amazing 🤩 I have never heard of this place until stumbling on it on RUclips wow 😯❣️❣️
Haha my cousin hit that reef between the two boat houses!!
Also I’m happy that he showed the plaque in Holmstroms marsh. Carl Malmo was my great grandfather and Eric Holmstrom was his father in law. My great great grandfather. It’s so cool to have so much family history on the lake. There’s really no place like it. We have our family island just at the end of welcome channel. Fox island. Carl Malmo was a commercial fisherman on the lake and purchased 5 acres of fox island in the late 30’s or early 40’s for $5,000!! My family remains on the island to this day and many many more to come!!
Absolutely loved these films. I have fished and adventured the Morson to Firebag area for decades and can't wait to se more. This was a great help in deciding where I want to go.
ABSOLUTELY mind blowing.
Spent 2 weeks in 1952 and 1953 at Camp Stephens Boys Camp. Great memories!
Drive past there daily in the summer on the way past Scotty to our camp - lots of improvements at Stephens over the decades - we had several interactions with campers who canoed to balancing Rock Island, a common destination back in the 60's - 90's but now privately owned - cheers Charles
Very enjoyable watching, and well done. How Sean tolerated the mosquitoes while camping has to be a miracle reserved for those accustomed to the wilderness!
That was fantastic. I can't wait for more episodes.
👍👍👍👍👏👏👏 Nice video looking forward to see the next.one
waiting !! Thanks very much
One of the best smallmouth fishery's in the world
amazing video would love to see part 2
Awesome video. I do not have the words to thank you.
Beautiful video of an amazing place. Thanks.
Excellent job on this video and very informative as well! So much history.
Amazing and very interesting video ! Thank You so much for sharing the knowledge with us. I look forward to the second video.
Great video! Looking forward to the next one!
Now I know more about where I live!! Thx a lot :)
Really enjoyed your knowledge of the lake, love all the video from the air. So you know, Pictographs are painted on the rocks and Petroglyphs are carved into the rock.
wow that was great!
very well put together vid, history, maps, etc. still blown away that ft st charles has a yankee flag. born st joseph, kenora, been there, didnt know that. and morts is part of the vid, havent seen him in years. well done, i can just wonder what the tourist think, ive seen every place in the vid, and im watching.
that was absolutely incredible.......Only a bit about fishing could of made it any better LOL....Great Job thanks..
Mildly disappointed you didn't go further south towards warroad (my hometown) and muskeg bay but I get why you'd wanna avoid that much open water.
best place in the world
It's an amazing waterway, but very intimidating with the obstacles and its magnitude. Wouldn't want my motor to break down, let alone getting lost. Could be a dangerous situation. I wonder how many people actually got lost and thus had a very frightening experience.
Fanastic
So very interesting
I own property in Oregon. Well still paying it off. Few years left for that. But that fort replica, I wanted to do a fence around my property using trees just like how that fort was. Trees all around me so it would only take manpower to do it.
My people.
Caught more 48"-50" Muskie in the big narrows area than anywhere else, by far, bar none.
Lake of the woods is 85 miles long and 56 miles wide
That lake has more coast line then the Mexican wall. MN has more shoreline then the entire east coast.
i live in warroad MN
الله يرحم امي وابوي
So is there a second part to this documentary? I'd be interested in that because that's the side of LOTW I've been to more often then not.
My Grand Father worked on this line 1800s.
i live in the Minnesota lake of the woods
Great video, love the history. Help me out though...what boat is he using? I can’t figure it out!
I agree, but I wish he would do a geoaligical survay of our English River,
Harbourcraft
Harbourcraft / Kingfisher -
Great video!
One thing I should point out though. You refer to the ancient rock art as petroglyph's.
They are in fact pictograph's
There is a big difference!
Part 2 soon?
So, why is the American flag at half staff at the fort?
Because the looney left are killing America
Wow this was a great video. You should get back into making these videos. Ever since the covid hit allot of channels like this has been getting allot of subscribers and people actually make allot of money threw RUclips. Give it a try. Be consistent on the uploads for a few months. You will see what I'm talking about is true.
Thanks for making such great content like this video.
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So who committed the massacre and why is that left out?
34:48--the Sioux.
@ian marc I figured
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