another good one. tanks. For the yoke you can put it over the gunwale and use if it not screws, metal wire, if not, rope, if not shoe string. And put a wood stik that fit thight inside gunwales and yoke secured by duck tape or other.
Duuude no joke I have camped with your buddy Eric... Your vids are playing through on our TV right now and we totally recognize him! We just went on a trip up north Algonquin to Radiant Lake on thanksgiving weekend and Eric and 3 other guys were the only other people we saw that weekend!! Eric the famous story - teller Hahaha Please if you still talk to him tell him about this!! Also, your videos rock, already subbed! Cheers guys!!
Great video Noah!!! Sucks about the yoke. I really liked the music. Nice to see something new from you guys! I was looking on twitter to share this but can't find it listed. Cheers :)
Man, the exploration opportunities in the Noganosh/Mag region are just endless. Making a map for the region this winter and I feel like it's always growing. What's the parking situation like at Legrou Lake Landing?
I always have a line or lines attached to the boat.. Bow and stern for long trips one end of the bow thwart for short trips. The lines are for lining the canoe,, pulling it up on shore, or 'dog walking' the canoe through shallows. I am old. There just ain't no way I want to bend over to hand a canoe through the shallows at the same time I am trying to keep my footing on a rocky stream bed. The rope attached at one end of the bow thwart allows me to walk along side standing up,,, just like walking your dog on a leash.
Oh, I thought the yoke actually broke ... but it was just mounted poorly. That's a pain in the rear, no doubt, but not as disappointing as when the wood itself snaps from age and use.
enjoyed that, although it looked a tad soggy at times, reminded me of a trip I did here in England back in the summer with a mate (River Wye which straddles England & Wales): ruclips.net/video/yi5NrIdnHCk/видео.html
OMG OMG, I'm soo happy when I got the notice of a new video. It's like Christmas morning right now
Thanks so much! We are absolutely thrilled with the support we have been getting. There's a lot more on the way
Northern Scavenger can't wait!
"So we've hit a rough patch". Had me in stitches.
He's funny. Always.
i love Pickerel, Pike is tasty as well, but those darn Y bones. thanks for showing us how you filet the Pike beautiful area
another good one. tanks. For the yoke you can put it over the gunwale and use if it not screws, metal wire, if not, rope, if not shoe string. And put a wood stik that fit thight inside gunwales and yoke secured by duck tape or other.
love the camaraderie/jokes on the boat.. keeps everyone engaged!
You've got my admiration for not giving up. Thanks Brian 77
Duuude no joke I have camped with your buddy Eric... Your vids are playing through on our TV right now and we totally recognize him! We just went on a trip up north Algonquin to Radiant Lake on thanksgiving weekend and Eric and 3 other guys were the only other people we saw that weekend!! Eric the famous story - teller Hahaha Please if you still talk to him tell him about this!! Also, your videos rock, already subbed! Cheers guys!!
Haha, I will pass this on to Taucer. Glad to hear you enjoy. Cheers!
I have been going to Port Loring every summer for my whole life and Never near of this Loop... I'm thinking this is a must this summer!
that looked like a crazy trip
Love your attitude out there... come what may it looks like you'll get through just about anything!!
Nice job trusting your compass work. Right on!
Nice one... Loved it .. Cheers Kev.
Great video Noah!!! Sucks about the yoke. I really liked the music. Nice to see something new from you guys! I was looking on twitter to share this but can't find it listed. Cheers :)
Thanks Christina! We have been sitting on a lot of content we hope to get out soon
Great videos!
Right on guys! Brought back some memories! Great to see how it turned out.
Did you bushwhack from Arthur to Clear and skip Bass lake?
It was a fun one. We bushwacked from Arthur to Bass and then enjoyed the 600 m paddle on Bass haha
Man, the exploration opportunities in the Noganosh/Mag region are just endless. Making a map for the region this winter and I feel like it's always growing. What's the parking situation like at Legrou Lake Landing?
Backcountry Angling Ontario there is lots to explore! The parking was pretty easy. It was an open concept lot with capacity of up to 20-30 cars
Thanks for the info!
i camp on crown at the Pickerel river old c trail, gotta love Port Loring area , just watch for the bear
Amazing trip
Nice video guys
nice country up around port loving and area
Great vid!
I always have a line or lines attached to the boat.. Bow and stern for long trips one end of the bow thwart for short trips. The lines are for lining the canoe,, pulling it up on shore, or 'dog walking' the canoe through shallows. I am old. There just ain't no way I want to bend over to hand a canoe through the shallows at the same time I am trying to keep my footing on a rocky stream bed. The rope attached at one end of the bow thwart allows me to walk along side standing up,,, just like walking your dog on a leash.
us locals actually call that slide, "the slide" lol
Oh, I thought the yoke actually broke ... but it was just mounted poorly. That's a pain in the rear, no doubt, but not as disappointing as when the wood itself snaps from age and use.
who made the bannock?
I still can't get used to you calling walleye pickerel.. but at 10:38 you pronounced portage like us mericans do...
wheres the video where yall use Kevins Boat???
The Wabakimi Video Series will be surfacing in the near future. Thanks for checking in!
Sweeeet!
enjoyed that, although it looked a tad soggy at times, reminded me of a trip I did here in England back in the summer with a mate (River Wye which straddles England & Wales):
ruclips.net/video/yi5NrIdnHCk/видео.html
Andy Ballard Thanks for watching from a distance! I'm sure you would know a thing or two about rainy weather ;)