Algonquin Park Canoe Trip - 5 Day Solo | Part 2 | Moose & Fish!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Here's Part 2 of my awesome 5 day solo canoe trip in Algonquin Park! I did lots of fishing and landed some big Lake Trout. I also had some really incredible moose encounters. I hope you enjoy this video as it has some of the best scenery and wildlife Algonquin Park has to offer!
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Lots of moose and lots of fish💪! Everything I like in a good Algonquin video. Well done Sir👍. Wade
BTW I had the Kathmandu Curry my last trip in the Kawartha Highlands, good stuff but needed a bit more spice.
I agree, I should have brought some hot sauce. Thanks for watching!
Another excellent Adventure. Nice Moose footage. that whole trip was awesome. Thanks for sharing it Alec. too bad about that big Laker, just wasn't quit ready to come in eh. Thumbs up
That was a great trip! Awesome weather, lots of wildlife and some nice trout. I'll have to catch that big Lake Trout another day. Thanks for checking out another video!👍
Hi Alec ! I am new to your channel and really enjoyed this video. Looking forward to watching more of your videos!
Barb, welcome to the channel! I'm happy you enjoyed that video. I'm missing paddling already but have lots of winter trips to look forward to. Thanks for watching!
Unbelievable wildlife on this trip!
I especially like the buzzing pterodactyls that seem to be attracted to your camera lol
I was very lucky with the wildlife on this trip. Gotta love it when those pterodactyls are circling you on guard. Thanks Alan!
You have a horse show up your a$$ Alec! Very nice footage, that cow and calf moment was pure magic! Thanks for sharing!
I tend to see way more wildlife on solo trips. Thanks for the support!
Great video. Camping spots are prime 🏞
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
Awesome seeing a bull moose 👍
It never gets old seeing them!
I only have 100 feet on my reel. Usually have only 50 to 70 feet of line out.
Sounds like a good option!
Use a dips diver to get depth of lure for lake trout.
Dipsy diver
I'm aware of dipsy divers, I have a big trolling reel that I've considered loading up with lots of line to use with a dipsy diver. The biggest thing I like about leadcore is that it follows the exact path of the boat whereas mono tends to cut corners. Thanks for watching!
The fish was cool but the view were you were is fantastic.
Thanks for watching Travis! Algonquin Park is very beautiful!
Great video even without the audio. Thanks for sharing again!!!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
A great wildlife adventure! Too bad you weren't able to bring in the big trout. I just realized this was part 2! Oops!
The wildlife in Algonquin never disappoints. Hopefully in the future I encounter that big trout again. Thanks for watching!
Nice video Alec. Really enjoyed the fish and wildlife experiences with you. That cow and calf encounter was pretty special.
Keep filming, I like tripping Algonquin from my kitchen island! Ian.
Thanks, will do!
Nice video thanks for making! What time of year did you visit ?
Hey Keith, glad you enjoyed the video! I think this was mid-June, but I have done trips in Algonquin in all seasons. Thanks for watching 🙂
Really enjoyed this one Alec. I'm sure it was a pain to do but your post trip narration easily made up for the missing audio. Looking forward to your next adventure!
Good to hear. Thanks for watching!
That’s a successful day of wildlife experiences I’d say.
You’ve got a pretty serious rod for lakers. I’d imagine it’s pretty heavy for a portage heavy trip but seems worth the weight. Got me thinking about a set up like that now. Curious why that setup rather than something like a 3 way swivel with a bit of lead?
I like the lead core because it's easier to dial in the depth I want to fish at and I know it will follow the same track as my canoe when I'm trolling. When I started I used the 3 way swivel with a bit of lead, but I find having a dedicated trolling rod easier. Thanks for checking out the videos!
Hey Alec, Great videos. Wondering what you are catching the lake trout with. I was just there trolling around with a gold spoon and had no luck
It varies and I like to change it up frequently if I'm not getting any action. I've had lots of success with gold and silver spoons in the past. The hardest part about lake trout fishing is getting your lure down deep enough to the depth where they're holding. Many Algonquin lakes have been over fished and it takes hours of trolling for one bite. Portage a bit and fishing generally gets better.
im really loving your front facing camera angle! i feel like im there lol
Good to know, that's what I was hoping. Thanks for watching!
Hi Alec, really enjoyed this video and all of your previous work. I really look forward to whatever you’re putting out next. I’m an Algonquin nut and it’s great fun to ride along in your canoe with you so please keep them coming. Just curious, you used to have a square stick stove and now you have a round one. Why the switch and what’s your preference?
Hey Bruce good question. I still use my square stick stove, the Emberlit FireAnt in titanium but mostly for hiking. I purchased it because it was the lightest twig stove I could find and it could also be used with a Trangia spirit burner or solid fuel tabs. I bought the Bushbuddy second because I wanted a double walled stick stove for the improved burn. I use it mostly on canoe trips or in the winter because it produces more heat than my Fireant. Both are good for different uses but the Bushbuddy is probably easier to use. No assembly and a bigger fire box. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the reply Alec, I may look into the Bushbuddy. Now that I’m in my seventies I need to weigh new equipment versus how many trips do I really have left in me. Maybe getting a few new things will inspire me to do a few extra trips! Please keep the videos coming, it’s a ton of fun for this old man to ride along with you, see the wildlife and catch a few fish. Stay well! Happy adventures!
Dude! Video work is awesome. Great fish! Loved the video, looking forward to more 🤙
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Great video! Algonquin at it's finest, wildlife and trout. Losing the audio sucks but your narrating was as good as National Geographic . Thanks for bringing us along.
Glad you liked it. As you know time spent in Algonquin's backcountry is always fun and there's lots of wildlife. Thanks for watching!
Alec can you please tell me where you purchased your bug jacket
I purchased it at Mountain Equipment Co-op but you can also purchase it directly from the company www.bugshirt.com/. Thanks for watching!
Great wildlife sightings! Very nice👌and nice catches👍
Thank you very much! I always enjoy catching trout. Thanks for watching!