Hiya - just strolling by at the moment to leave a comment to see if you by chance heard about the Bluefin tuna on Orcas Island just found. World ocean currents are no joke -- absolutely we technically should have way more sharks here by now with climate change all affecting of various oceans-seas. I follow SeaDoc Society and they just posted on YT that a BLUEFIN tuna was found dead with video. Be back soon to watch--leaving a comment and like to push that infamous YT algo !!
It was epic. The biggest perk of RUclips is being able to go back and revisit those moments. I forgot a lot of those clips until I saw them again. It's crazy how life comes and goes in the blink of an eye. Thank god for video cameras.
I grew up on the Puget Sound outside Seattle in The 70's and 80's. I love your videos of remote British Columbia. They remind me of what it was like in the 70's on The Hood Canal and Bremerton. The Pacific North West is some of God's most Majestic work. Being in it enjoying its abundance and glory is so humbling. Praise Jesus Christ and God Bless you and your family ✝️🙏😇
Thanks for the comment! The entire PNW is amazingly beautiful. We are definitely blessed. Hood Canal is a really nice area, I was there a couple years back visiting a friend. Blake from the RUclips channel Washington Fish Quest. He's a great dude.
Enjoy Prince Rupert! Just got back from Haida Gwaii and ferried in and out of Rupert. Both amazing places if you can get a chance to see Haida Gwaii and the rest of the Island, such a beautiful area. highly recommend.
Hell yeah dude that must have been great. I hope to make it there one day. It's expensive to get there though so I'll have to knock it off the list down the road haha.
The bird at 21:00 doing the funky chicken was a Killdeer doing a broken wing display, where they pretend to be injured a make a big scene to get potential predators to follow them away from their nest. Their eggs are super camoflouged and laid directly on the ground but next time you see that, if you take the time to look around you may find the nest
Wow crazy! I appreciate the insight. I would never have guessed. I feel bad though, I can only assume it thought I was a threat. I'm happy I didn't crush any eggs.
Just new to your channel. Love your content and the way that you view the world. I am also from Nanaimo. Hope to run into you sometime and am now looking into free diving. Keep the videos coming.
Fantastic vid! Really captured the discovery passage area! We are so lucky to live in this biodiverse area! Thanks for doing such a great job showing it off! I enjoyed watching it while eating two Dungies I caught in Cowichan bay!
Haha wicked! Happy it can bring people some enjoyment. Lucky you! I can't eat Dungeness anymore but it's still loads of fun to look for em. Plus, the wife and kids love em. We don't have it pretty good in the PNW, cheers!
In my 20s we spent 5 weeks on Savory island....the nimbis had just enacted no water available accessible to visitors......bored teens on summer holidays on the beach were more than happy to bring jugs of water for good kush pre rolls😅
Haha those damn nimbys! Funny story, we found a backpack loaded with weed and liquor on the side of the road. Probably 2 or 3 ounces. We left it there and it still hadn't been picked up by the time we left. Must have fallen off a truck or something! I bet someone was disappointed haha 😬
@@PNWSamson no, they aren’t around enough. That’s for sure. I am not up in the pnw anymore but I still follow orca network and they don’t seem to be around as much. It’s very sad.
Love the videos dude! Definitely want to check out savory island now! I don’t know if you’re better at making RUclips videos or teaching working at heights 😂 Cheers dude! Looking forward to watching more vids this season 🤙🏻
00:00 🏝️ Heading to Savory Island Resort for a 3-night stay with a group of 15 people. 01:49 🚤 Chartering a Water Taxi to Savory Island Resort and enjoying the journey. 03:06 🏊♂️ Exploring the island's beaches, warm waters, and various marine activities. 06:17 🏖️ Savory Island is known as "Hawaii of the North" due to its warm waters and sandy beaches. 08:38 🦐 Harvesting seafood like prawns and oysters for a beachside feast. 11:36 🦪 Gathering gooey duck and horse clam, cooking them, and enjoying a group meal. 14:52 🎣 Trying out snorkeling and spearfishing, and enjoying the warm water. 18:26 🦀 Preparing and cooking crab tacos and seafood dishes on the beach. 19:37 🌄 Enjoying sunsets, campfires, and bonding with friends. 22:07 🚶♂️ Exploring the island's beaches, collecting driftwood, and enjoying nature. 24:03 🛳️ Wrapping up the trip with appreciation for the Savory Island Resort and its experience. 25:00 🤿 Making an impromptu dive at Argonaut Wharf in Campbell River before heading home.
Great video. How deep were those Prawns? It didnt look very deep and we always had to go super deep like 100+ plus to get ours. Never seen prawn barbecue on a stick that was great...
I wish I tried one! Looked delicious. We set those traps in roughly 250' so it was pretty deep. I never did much prawning even when I owned a boat. I didn't want to lose the expensive gear haha
I recently just moved to Vancouver island and want to start getting into free diving and spearfishing. Any pointers or dive spots would be greatly appreciated.
Hey! That's awesome, enjoy the island. I have an educational playlist on my channel which covers a lot of various topics about diving, spearfising and equipment. As for spots, your best bet is to research the habitat of the fish you're looking to target. Use google maps and navionics to find areas of interest. Cross reference each new spot with dive closures and rockfish conservation areas. Honestly, exploring new areas and finding a good fishing spot on your own is the most rewarding part.
Important note. This trip was during the May long weekend before the fire ban.
Hiya - just strolling by at the moment to leave a comment to see if you by chance heard about the Bluefin tuna on Orcas Island just found. World ocean currents are no joke -- absolutely we technically should have way more sharks here by now with climate change all affecting of various oceans-seas.
I follow SeaDoc Society and they just posted on YT that a BLUEFIN tuna was found dead with video.
Be back soon to watch--leaving a comment and like to push that infamous YT algo !!
What an epic trip. I would love to stay 3 night . 🎉
It was epic. The biggest perk of RUclips is being able to go back and revisit those moments. I forgot a lot of those clips until I saw them again. It's crazy how life comes and goes in the blink of an eye. Thank god for video cameras.
These videos deserve way more views
Haha thanks. The algorithm hates me. Jk. Quality over quantity is the way I look at it. My viewers are awesome and are worth 100,000 subs each lol.
I grew up on the Puget Sound outside Seattle in The 70's and 80's. I love your videos of remote British Columbia. They remind me of what it was like in the 70's on The Hood Canal and Bremerton.
The Pacific North West is some of God's most Majestic work. Being in it enjoying its abundance and glory is so humbling.
Praise Jesus Christ and God Bless you and your family ✝️🙏😇
Thanks for the comment! The entire PNW is amazingly beautiful. We are definitely blessed. Hood Canal is a really nice area, I was there a couple years back visiting a friend. Blake from the RUclips channel Washington Fish Quest. He's a great dude.
Enjoy Prince Rupert! Just got back from Haida Gwaii and ferried in and out of Rupert. Both amazing places if you can get a chance to see Haida Gwaii and the rest of the Island, such a beautiful area. highly recommend.
Hell yeah dude that must have been great. I hope to make it there one day. It's expensive to get there though so I'll have to knock it off the list down the road haha.
@@PNWSamson it was definitely a site to see. But agreed it's expensive. Ferry alone is a crazy price... Such an amazing culture in Dajing Giids.
@@LarryG-Films awesome dude, yeah I'll have to make it there one day!
The bird at 21:00 doing the funky chicken was a Killdeer doing a broken wing display, where they pretend to be injured a make a big scene to get potential predators to follow them away from their nest. Their eggs are super camoflouged and laid directly on the ground but next time you see that, if you take the time to look around you may find the nest
Wow crazy! I appreciate the insight. I would never have guessed. I feel bad though, I can only assume it thought I was a threat. I'm happy I didn't crush any eggs.
What an amazing time you had on your adventure . Thanks for sharing the video of your long weekend trip
Cheer and no worries at all. Thanks for viewing!
Just new to your channel. Love your content and the way that you view the world. I am also from Nanaimo. Hope to run into you sometime and am now looking into free diving. Keep the videos coming.
Cheers dude! Freediving opens up a new world that's for sure. No better spot to be than Nanaimo!
Fantastic vid! Really captured the discovery passage area! We are so lucky to live in this biodiverse area! Thanks for doing such a great job showing it off!
I enjoyed watching it while eating two
Dungies I caught in Cowichan bay!
Haha wicked! Happy it can bring people some enjoyment. Lucky you! I can't eat Dungeness anymore but it's still loads of fun to look for em. Plus, the wife and kids love em. We don't have it pretty good in the PNW, cheers!
Man we never did look under the pier!!!!
Just another reason to go back!
In my 20s we spent 5 weeks on Savory island....the nimbis had just enacted no water available accessible to visitors......bored teens on summer holidays on the beach were more than happy to bring jugs of water for good kush pre rolls😅
Haha those damn nimbys! Funny story, we found a backpack loaded with weed and liquor on the side of the road. Probably 2 or 3 ounces. We left it there and it still hadn't been picked up by the time we left. Must have fallen off a truck or something! I bet someone was disappointed haha 😬
Orcas!! Love when you show them!
I love when I see them! Not nearly enough though. Such a treat!
@@PNWSamson no, they aren’t around enough. That’s for sure. I am not up in the pnw anymore but I still follow orca network and they don’t seem to be around as much. It’s very sad.
Talk about convenient harvesting!
Haha so true. I'd be eating bivalves all day if I lived on Savary. I'd be like that guy on Forest Gump but with bivalves lol.
Just confirmed how badly i want to visit this island. Biggups
Cheers dude! It's a magical place for sure. I hope to go back one day! I need another boat aha.
I love Savary, have spent a couple of vacations there. Picking the smaller oysters is far better, they taste 100% better.
Yeah man Savary is amazing. I felt pretty lucky to finally check the island off my list. And agreed, smaller are the way to go!
Great video👍👍👍
Cheers! Happy you liked it man.
Love savoury wow❤❤❤
Yeah dude it's a gem!
Love the videos dude! Definitely want to check out savory island now!
I don’t know if you’re better at making RUclips videos or teaching working at heights 😂
Cheers dude! Looking forward to watching more vids this season 🤙🏻
Haha thanks man! Yeah Savory is amazing. Can't wait to go back. Are you one of the students I taught at Albian Sands a few weeks ago?
great weekend. great trip. great video!
Thanks! One for the books. Cheers!
That looked amazing!
Thanks! It was super fun.
Great video man. Good BC spirit.
Cheers dude!
the thing from the geoduck you asked what it was is the clams PP lol
Haha nice. I eat a lot of clams whole so I'm not too worried. Cheers!
Mean bro, nice spot
Sweet video to cuzzy 🤙🤙
Haha cheers man!
00:00 🏝️ Heading to Savory Island Resort for a 3-night stay with a group of 15 people.
01:49 🚤 Chartering a Water Taxi to Savory Island Resort and enjoying the journey.
03:06 🏊♂️ Exploring the island's beaches, warm waters, and various marine activities.
06:17 🏖️ Savory Island is known as "Hawaii of the North" due to its warm waters and sandy beaches.
08:38 🦐 Harvesting seafood like prawns and oysters for a beachside feast.
11:36 🦪 Gathering gooey duck and horse clam, cooking them, and enjoying a group meal.
14:52 🎣 Trying out snorkeling and spearfishing, and enjoying the warm water.
18:26 🦀 Preparing and cooking crab tacos and seafood dishes on the beach.
19:37 🌄 Enjoying sunsets, campfires, and bonding with friends.
22:07 🚶♂️ Exploring the island's beaches, collecting driftwood, and enjoying nature.
24:03 🛳️ Wrapping up the trip with appreciation for the Savory Island Resort and its experience.
25:00 🤿 Making an impromptu dive at Argonaut Wharf in Campbell River before heading home.
Thanks man! I appreciate the time you took to do that. Or another AI generated project? Lol
Much love gee 💙🍻😎💪🔥🎣🌮🔉
Haha cheers dude!
Love your videos
Thanks man!
Whaaaat ill be in Rupert for work!!
Haha nice. I was just there for a day. Had to teach a CSEM course at an LNG plant. Was pretty nice though, it didn't rain!
Great video. How deep were those Prawns? It didnt look very deep and we always had to go super deep like 100+ plus to get ours. Never seen prawn barbecue on a stick that was great...
I wish I tried one! Looked delicious. We set those traps in roughly 250' so it was pretty deep. I never did much prawning even when I owned a boat. I didn't want to lose the expensive gear haha
The weird clear thing in the clam is it’s digestive enzyme maker 🧐
Haha gnar. Thanks!
You have subscribers in Prince Rupert. Cheers!
Haha awesome! I wish I was able to dive when I went. Short visit though. I'll make it back one day I'm sure!
I recently just moved to Vancouver island and want to start getting into free diving and spearfishing. Any pointers or dive spots would be greatly appreciated.
Hey! That's awesome, enjoy the island. I have an educational playlist on my channel which covers a lot of various topics about diving, spearfising and equipment. As for spots, your best bet is to research the habitat of the fish you're looking to target. Use google maps and navionics to find areas of interest. Cross reference each new spot with dive closures and rockfish conservation areas. Honestly, exploring new areas and finding a good fishing spot on your own is the most rewarding part.
@@PNWSamson awesome! Thanks for the info.
That was a trip full of models. HAHA
Haha