11-Day Solo Wilderness Camping in Intense Weather & Bugs - Wabakimi
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Special thanks to Wabakmi Outfitters who helped make this trip happen on short notice. They have accommodations at their eco lodge, fly-in outpost camps, shuttling, canoe outfitting and offer custom topo maps with decades of intel on them.
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11-Day Solo Camping & Fishing Trip in Intense Weather & Bugs - Wabakimi
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Approximate location: goo.gl/maps/td3EPn952NxSQqQf8
Day 1: 0:00
Day 2: 4:34
Day 3: 17:53
Day 4: 28:38
Day 5: 35:43
Day 6: 52:19
Day 7: 1:00:35
Day 8: 1:16:03
Day 9: 1:25:08
Day 10: 1:29:44
Day 11: 1:36:33
Audio Credits:
Doug Maxwell Media Right Productions - Space Chatter
Quincas Moreira - Sonora
Jesse Gallagher - Spenta Mainyu
Jesse Gallagher - Mer-Ka-Ba
The amount of dopamine that courses through my veins when I see 1+ hour long Lost Lakes videos is quite alarming. I never know when the videos are dropping so when they do it's just the most pleasant of surprises.
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@@LostLakes you have to get the rest of the week and and hI’ll off how long will do you have a a day or two tomorrow if your mind going out with you for the weekend and I I hope you have you’re great with me your family will always have to do it with you for for your birthday this week or your next day day for a day long weekend and and your day next weekend weekend for you to celebrate with us us tomorrow and we are are going lovely birthday and best
Relatable 👍🏻
Do you get the urge to do it?...
That's when it kicks in
@@joeparle506 I think I just had a stroke too lol
A great man displays character and ethics when no one is there to witness, That's who you are. Cheers and Thank you.
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My husband and I have canoed almost 50 years but I had never heard of Wabakimi until I saw several of my favourite you tubers do trips there. Wonderful scenery, with portages for the young and strong. I can do kayaking day trips but at my age , arthritis and osteoporosis, I do not think I can do a long camping trip now. I just want to say. Don't wait to live your dreams.
Great advice Carol 💚
So very true!
@@Crap873 Amen
You're a joyous soul Jorbathan, Wonderful video, new camera is crispy
Thanks ole buddy ole pal 💚
Never cry wolf……the movie was really good and well done…..a must watch!!!!!
I really appreciate being able to tag along with you on these incredible trips you take. It must be a metric ton of extra work to bring us along, but I appreciate it so much, the feeling of getting out there and seeing these beautiful sunrise\sunsets. It holds me over until I can get my boots wet and eat my fair share of mosquitos. Absolutely incredible footage. Cheers.
Really appreciate that Curtis!
And the wonderful sounds of the animals and birds, the tranquil sounds…..
The cinematography on these videos just amazes me, and it only seems to keep getting better. It’s so hard to truly capture the beauty of these places, and seeing it on video will never capture it the way you experience it in person, but your videos get as close as any I’ve seen.
Really appreciate that Mitchell!
Very well said! He makes you feel like you are along for the adventures.
Yes, was about to comment this. He’s done lots of great work before but this one was special! We’ll done!
Just want to say i appreciate your care for the nature that surrounds you. Barbless hooks, saving bugs, thanking the fish, etc. It’s refreshing to see an outdoorsmen like you and your appreciation for everything.
Really appreciate that CK 💚
I love the way you craft the story of one man’s slow descent into raving madness.
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Thanks for the watch Jon, the solo trips you do are the most enjoyable for me :)
I love the stylistic editing nuances of this film. Absolute beautiful immersive experience and privilege to be a part of. Amazing craftsmanship on so many levels. Love, love, loved it!!!! You are such an inspiration.
Papa Jontario🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha appreciate that so much CS!
I love your ability to capture insects & small creatures with great framing. Idk how you find time to film everything. Also, after having watched Xander eat meals fit for a village, I laughed at you saying the breakfast hash/hamburgers were way too much for one sitting 😂
Hahah he is a ravenous man. Much appreciated Will!
“I love a place that makes me feel so beautifully lost”. Great quote and amazing video.
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A fabulous trip that had so much variety. I love that you show us a bit of everything: scenery, sky, fishing, cooking, camps, wildlife, trees and plants. Just perfect!
Plus we don’t have to endure the bugs!
Really appreciate that! 💚
Thank you for respecting and honoring this sacred place. I visited in 2011. All Canadians will understand…this is true north.
Thanks Jontario for taking us along!
Hahah thanks a lot Andy!
Jon , your editing has become so top notch …no lie, best channel by far I watch them multiple times to get it all in…miss Erin on your adventures sometimes, but sure there are more to come . Scotch up, scotch down …cheers!
Erin is on a one woman mission to Mars, lol jk
Thank you so much Aaron! 💚 Erin just finished her masters so she'll be out a lot more now :D
Thanks. I could watch these canoe trip videos for hours and hours on end. Hate when they are over.
Jon, man you are firing on all cylinders! Sharp video, great story telling, epic locations! Glad your doing this full on these days!
Keep it coming! Loving it!
Thanks so much!!
He is much better than that fake fat ray mears or the likes of bear grylls .. all the camera work is done for them and many other things !
just in awe of your production, experience, filming, love of nature, grit, humor, sensibilities, sound, and did I mention cinematography and editing and scoring too? bravo for doing things others only dream! keep inspiring!
Truly appreciate that!
Your videos are medicine for me. I like to keep a Lost Lakes video as an open tab for a week at a time and watch a portion each day, spreading it out a bit. A little dose of peace and tranquility at whatever moment I most need it. I go camping as often as I can, but they're just short little two nighters in more saturated areas. One day I would love to do the kind of trips that you do.
Really appreciate that 💚💚
Absolutely stunning work mate,
A pleasure to watch and be absorbed into the journey with you.
Warmer weather and lakes are calling here in Tasmania.
Inspirational. 👍👍
Thank you so much SB!
the dragonflies sure cooperated to make so many stunning fun moments caught on video. My favorite dragonfly is 1:00:16. Great end of day.
That's a very pretty area. The weather seems to be unpredictable, not only for you, but Joe and others too. Great video!👍
Thanks NR! Yeah the weather in Wabakimi seems pretty volatile. Beautiful skies though
A brilliant adventure and a wonderful trip to watch from my lounge room in Australia. Thanks for all the effort you take to bring us along for the ride.
Thanks a lot Meg :)
Watching this video made me feel like I was sitting in front just taking in the views and listening to the paddle cut through the water. I love it!
Absolutely beautiful area. In Waco, Texas, we are 21 straight days over 100° and we received .01 rain during the month of July. We are under water restrictions as our grass turns brown and leaves fall off the trees. Seeing the lushness of the land, especially the wild flowers, and the rain was lovely. Please send some down to us . Give my best to Erin. Peace.
Brutal Sherry...brutal. Hope you get some relief soon
Another great adventure mate. Some stunning country to paddle through. Except for the bugs. They look horrendous. I don’t know how you deal with them haha. Look forward to the next one mate.
Thanks a lot Scotty! Hahah that's the price we pay here for so much water...breeding ground for the bugs
Jon,
Your music and editing really showcase the beauty of the environment. All the wildlife is so wonderful to see from the moose, bear down to the frogs, and dragonflies. Reminds me of my time in the white mountains of New Hampshire camping and swimming in the streams and lakes.
Cheers from Maryland
Much appreciated Alex!
Wow!! The most beautiful country in the world. 2 of us have been archery hunting moose east out of Armstrong for over 20 years. Love your videos of this area. It’s home in my heart!!
Congratulations on five awesome years of finding your passion and sharing it will all of us!
Your films are so very relaxing and enjoyable to watch again and agin! 🎉
Thank you!
Just keep them coming, i'll watch em forever. Like they say, just gets better and better.
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What an amazing trip, thanks for taking us along!
The longer you are alone the crazier you get. I love your antics. Great poem too. So funny. This was an epic video. Thanks
Hahah thanks a lot Rita!
Fantastic video Jon. Thanks for posting, as always. Loved the waterfall footage. Going up to the Boundary Waters at the end of Sept. I'll be sure to spill one out "for the purple platypus bag brothers not here..."
Hahaha I'd appreciate that 😆 Thanks so much Schmutzie :)
Totally enjoyable video, Jon. What a great adventure, beautiful country, the fish were biting. You really saw some temperature extremes. In Alaska, deet was the best bug repellent. Not sure if they banned it but it works. It should help with no-seeums too. I worked with a forester who had a clip on thing that she wore on her belt. It worked!
Thank you for taking us along! Love your good humor.
Much appreciated! I'm not a DEET user so I just fully cover my skin :)
@@LostLakes ❤️ I can appreciate that. I know it’s not good for you. I’ve not seen you guys carrying Cutters or any sort of bug repellent. I see AB Camping carry thermacell. He activates it and then tucks it out of the way. I’m not familiar with it. For an open lake you may be able to put the thing towards the front of your canoe to help keep mosquitoes away. I’m former Air Force. We called the Alaskan mosquitoes B-52’s because they were really large. I imagine those you’re dealing with would be their Canadian cousins. 😉
You really put forth so much effort into these videos and trips. It's a priviledge to watch. I hope some day I can experience Canada wilderness in a similar fashion as you.
Really appreciate that
I was born and raised in Ontario and your videos make me miss the lakes!! Great video!
Absolutely beautiful Jon!!!! Thank you!
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Jon, Thankyou for this, breathing taking scenery, mouth watering recipes, sensational humour thrown in, and the fishing is AWESOMENESS. Erin & yourself have set in motion, for our family purchasing a canoe etc and going on some well prepared adventures.
Our Lakes here in Victoria, Australia are pretty shit (just being honest lol), but it's what you make of it, and we shall make it amazing and shitless 😀, (our mozzies are zilch compared to over your way, so that's a plus 🤟🏾😜🤟🏾). We love your footage and greatly appreciate all that you do for us. God Bless 🙏🏾 and much ❤️ From Down Under 🇦🇺🦘.
Thank you so much Melanie! Love to hear that 💚 Hahah we're spoiled with lakes here in Canada so don't hold your lakes to that standard 😜 And the flip side of that coin is that the whole country is a breeding ground for mosquitoes!
Jon, your film making and storytelling skills just seem to get better and better every time. That was an absolute gem, thank you!
Thanks so much James!
The reflection of the cliffs and 🌲 against the water is stunning.
Content is unbelievable, especially those sunsets and reflextions at the 1:15 mark
Great work, really enjoying watching!
Much appreciated Max!
Dang Papa John, it's unreal how far your video and editing skills have came thus far!
Appreciate that so much Jason!
Watching this a second time and what a great filming/videographer job you did on this one! I loved it!
Thank you so much!
Farley Mowat's books are a good read. I remember enjoying reading the Dog Who Wouldn't Be and Owls In The Family when I was young. I have an early hard cover publication of the Dog Who Wouldn't Be as it's such a memorable book.
Loved that solitude sequence at the end of day 3. Your camera work does justice to these great places. Thanks again for sharing.
How is it you only have 143K subscribers???? You deserve so much more! I won't get to watch this whole episode tonight but already this is one of my favorites. It's so beautiful there. Thank you for sharing this.
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DUDE! I cannot believe I am just now discovering your content. Absolutely love it. Living the busy city life that I do, its so great to live vicariously through you on your amazing adventures. Cheers buddy! Keep up the fantastic content.
Truly appreciate that Brandon!
Nothing to add other than I'm always impressed how "casual" you make the hardest portages look. Those ones around the 7 sisters are no joke and you make it look so easy.
Thanks a bunch Darren :)
Great video of wilderness paddling. Beautiful blue waters, waterfalls, sunsets, wildlife spottings. You got thru the volume of bugs and heavy rainstorms. What an adventure!
Thanks a lot Judy :)
Unfortunately I am disabled and old and cannot do any of the things you do but I feel like I’m almost there with you by watching your videos! Keep up the good work!
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I really liked the summary at the end! The sound, your voice and the pictures are the perfect three minutes to end your amazing trip!
Really appreciate that feedback Robin!
They keep getting better and better. I like that you finally told that hat who's boss. Stay strong 💪
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"So beautifully lost" .... I like that ❤
This trip was epic….your photography is better and better. This whole journey including the rainy day/ thunderstorm experiences were so picturesque….well done you, well done Jon!😊
Thanks so much Janet!
Another adventure of a life time, truly enjoyed every second PaPa Jon…….. cheers
John Tario, your best video so far... 👋
A masterpiece Jon, my favourite was the Kopka for sure. Those mosquitoes would have shattered me 😳
Hahah thanks so much Derek! Kopka has to be in my top 10 paddles in ON
Another great trip and another great video. Really enjoyed those wide drone shots with the background music guiding you through each scene. Amazing. 👏
Much appreciated DO :)
Beautiful trip Jon. You did well to portray Elf Lake as you described it. Seemed like a little dreamland that dropped into your route. It's a privilege to be able to watch your videos and experience part of the country I may never get to see with my own eyes (but hopefully Ontario is in my future multiple times 🤞)
Thank you so much Jorck!
Terrific trip, congrats!
I wish I live near the place like that to start my own small adventure. Thank you for this amazing video! 😊
I watch a lot of solo trippers, you are top notch buddy! Not just your love of the bush, but you have a real gift of videography, awesome camera work and excellent editing !
Thank you so much SS!
this video brought back some of my finest camping memories. This route overlapped some of the stretches I passed through ages ago and it's great to see the wilderness as pristine as I experienced it back then. I'm so looking forward to seeing you traverse this massive park for years to come. Best channel on youtube!
Thanks so much Paul!
You are turning into a top notch RUclips channel. I love your channel!!! Congrats John on all you hard work, and thank you for sharing your adventures
Thanks a lot Linda :)
This is one of my favourite
Lost Lakes videos to rewatch Papa Jontario
Loved watching this video love the sound of silence as you explore such beauty😃not sure if I could stay sane with so many bugs I live in Australia we have mosquitoes and midges but yours are next level😂
Great content again. Perfectly described the feeling of being in the bush and wetlands. Wetlands are so often overlooked and underappreciated. I love riding out thunder storms in the bush (when you are prepared for it). This made me excited to get out this weekend.
Regarding the neon spider; they are called Goldenrod Spiders. They actually hide in flowers and feed on unsuspecting bees, flies, and butterflies.
Thanks a lot Adam :) I adore paddling through wetlands. Very cool!
Wow, day 7 sunset was spectacular!!! Awesome trip looking forward to the next one!!! 😀 👍❤
The landscape shots at 1:30:26 🤌 Beauty!
Absolutely epic! My favorite video of yours yet. Thanks so much for bringing us along. Stay safe and keep up the great work!
Really appreciate that FP!
Wow,thank you Jon for this beautiful mosaic of nature! Moose, eagles, bear, beaver, and a billion mosquitoes!! You are a better man than I am Gunga Din! Love your work, it’s such a respite from the BS on YT! Blessings
Thank you so much Nicholas!
😲🤯😍 = me the entire video
Always enjoy your videos and the work you put in. Thanks again Jon.
With all those bugs, you were definitely not on a solo trip. Great video! Thank you! Cheers! 👍
Hahah thanks a lot KC!
Thank you for outlining your route on a map like that. Hope you do that for us in future when it's not a super secret spot
Thanks Taylor, definitely trying to make a point of it :)
I can watch this video for a hour 43 mins. and I did amazing the drone shot over the lake the music it just draws me in for more to watch👍🇺🇸
Another great adventure Jon. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride.
I'm getting too old for spring/early summer trips strictly due to the amount of bugs. I think you may find this the case for yourself eventually, especially for longer outings. Would be hard to pass up such great fishing and the beautiful scenery though. Good on ya, Jontario!
Hahah I made a note for next year to spend June on Superior...bugs can still be bad of course but at least you don't have to portage in them! Thanks ET :)
Jon another awesome trip to experience through your camera lens! The beautiful scenery shows how special the Wabakimi area is and your love and respect for nature is so inspiring. Thanks for taking us along with you!!--MARLYS
Thanks so much Marlys!
You of course mean Jontario
Incredible journey! Thank you for sharing it with us!
Wow, Jon, this was your best one yet!! The cinematography and music really brought the story together. Your B-roll was A-roll quality!! Very well done.
Thank you so much David!!
Loved this! You continue to evolve and do things in new ways. Such spectacular skies!
Thanks again Barb!
Wow!! What a place. It’s on my paddling bucket list. Thanks for taking us on your trips. You do it right. You are a fantastic ambassador for the outdoors.
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Love your vlogs! I certainly can't do what you do...living vicariously through your channel.
What a wild thunderstorm. Been having crazy storms across the prairies and Ontario this year.
Hands down your best upload to date. Looks like an amazing adventure. 👏
Thanks so much Justin!
Really excited for this! Love to watch your adventures, Keep the positive vibes alive!
Lost lakes, like good wine, gets better and better over the years ... thanks for bringing me along
Thanks a lot Sylvain 🙂🙂
I love how you thank all of the wildlife for playing a part in your adventures.
I thought it was cringe and annoying lol.
I will send an email later today, about the head net, with a suggested modification to try when using your Tilley hat. I can make more. And the materials are cheap.
Love it John. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thx! Very much enjoyed.
Dude this is some of your best work for sure, Wabakimi is an incredible place and I’m grateful to only live 3 hours away. Really has me stoked for my 8 day solo in Quetico 6 days from now! Cheers!!
Thanks a lot Chris!
Wonderful adventure to watch in the evening after a long, hot work week (W-O-R-K - you remember ... one of those 4 letter words .... har har). Wonderful cadence during the entire 1 hour 45 minutes. Scenery and videography were stunning. What a place. Absolute thrill to watch. Correct me if I'm wrong, but mild insanity seems to have set in around day 7 (the poetry in the Park, the talk with "Wilson" ... aka your hat). I blame it on the heat and the bugs ... with some help from the Scotch. Thank you. Can't imagine it getting any better than this.
I can't say I recall this "work" you speak of... Hahaha day 7 seems to be a safe bet for that. Thanks so much cm61!
So glad to see your starting to get more followers! You deserve it.
Always enjoy your silliness and your love of our incredible land. You do it justice. 🇨🇦
Thanks so much Jan!
Absolutely incredible. Thanks so much.
What a journey! Absolutely amazing episode! Seriously jealous of those sunsets and sunrises (not so much for bugs though 😂) Thanks John👊
Thanks so much Cedrick!