I have a taken a BWCA trip every year since 1964 (when I was 3) - last year we went to Gillis and your video makes me want to go again..! Well done. This year we are headed out in September through Mudro.
SO wonderful and captures so well the beauty of the BWCA. Took the same route as they did including that LONG portage back in the 80's, out of Tuscarora. These two fellows really knew how to do it. Best time of my life!
If I could double like this video I would. I have not been on that route. I mainly travel out of the Ely side. I really liked the scenery, length of video, music and absence of fishing segments. Thank so much. I am headed up in late September and was studying your video for tips on my clothing list.
Hey Brian! Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. September is an awesome time to go but you have to be prepared for warm and cold weather. We did have a cold front come through the week we were there so that did play a role into our attire. During the day it would range anywhere from 55-70 degrees out but at night it dropped down to the low thirties and high twenties at times. I would highly recommend planning for this temperature range. Most of the time I was wearing a fleece pull over with a t-shirt underneath and we were in long pants for the entire time. Pack clothing for 40s and 30s if you have it. I hope this helps!
Hey thanks man! I’m stoked you liked the video and thank you for subscribing. I highly recommend the BWCA. It’s one of my favorite places to venture into. I grew up in SE MN.
@@ruggedendeavours756 Yeah, love your style on this and your other videos! Your results are what I aspire to achieve with my little video hobby. I suspect you may have better equipment than the "toys" I'm using--a GoPro 2 and an i-phone 5--but I'm getting there!
@@jimg6261 a GoPro hero 3 is what I started out with and since then I have upgraded to a Canon DSLR. Just keep getting out there and capture the moments. Your quality of the shots and cinematography will come with time/practice.
We actually took off from Round Lake where Tuscarora Outfitters is. From there into Missing link, Tuscarora, Gillis, Brant, and then back to Round Lake. With a lot of smaller lakes mixed in between those lakes.
@@ruggedendeavours756 Thanks. Always wanted to try that route. Heard great things about Tuscarora (other than the killer-long portage). Maybe next year.
My friends and I took a 7 dayer in early September and just posted the vid a few days ago. Our channel is called BushBros Outdoors! If you comment and say you were the one with the 6 day trip I will remember it was you! Your filming style is interesting and probably pretty easy when you are out on the trip. This video deserves more views than it has, just keep trying and keep the coverpics good, that's what matters! Good luck in your outdoor youtube adventures! Also, I can tell you have clearly been inspired by some more popular youtubers, say Joe Robinet and maybe TA Outdoors based on filming and techniques? I don't know, just going out on a limb. Let me know if I was right! Subscribed!
Hey thanks! I got permission to use the song by contacting the copyright holder. I appreciate the supportive compliments. I’m definitely a big fan of Joe Robinet. My goal is to capture the emotions of the trip and with every video I feel I get a little closer. I did a 10 day trip in July and we covered close to 90 miles. That video is on my channel as well. I’ll check out your guys’ channel and leave a comment.
This is so awesome! Thanks for putting this together. What kind of camera did you use for this? I went to BWCA with three friends over labor day weekend this year and tried to capture on my phone footage from our trip - definitely didn't look like yours :)
Hey thanks for watching! I use a DSLR Canon SL2/200D for the majority of the shots. I do have a GoPro that I bring and use occasionally but I try to avoid it if I can because it doesn’t capture as good of quality as the DSLR. About 97% of the footage is from the DSLR.
That’s a terrifying feeling. I got caught in a storm a few years back that was really bad. Three people died in that storm. It was my first solo trip and it took me a few trips to start feeling comfortable again. Storms still give me an uneasy feeling inside. Glad you made it out!
I have a taken a BWCA trip every year since 1964 (when I was 3) - last year we went to Gillis and your video makes me want to go again..! Well done.
This year we are headed out in September through Mudro.
September is the best time to go in my opinion. We did experience a bit of a cold snap on this trip. Nights dropped down into the low 20s
We really liked my canoe partner & I Fall trips. The 1st week in September was our choice. Usually 60’s-70’s daytime & frosted
ground every morning.
SO wonderful and captures so well the beauty of the BWCA. Took the same route as they did including that LONG portage back in the 80's, out of Tuscarora. These two fellows really knew how to do it. Best time of my life!
That’s for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for sharing, that was great. I am not normally a huge fan of videos with songs but for some reason this one really impressed me. 👏
Hey thanks man! I really do appreciate that and I’m super glad you enjoyed it!
Great song! Cool vid.
Thanks for watching!
Such a great video. Mind sharing what hammock / tarp system you used? Headed to bwca in a month and may replace my current Hennessy hammock.
Hey thanks! The hammock is a ENO double nest. The rainfly is the ENO Housefly. Still using it to this day and it’s still going strong.
If I could double like this video I would. I have not been on that route. I mainly travel out of the Ely side. I really liked the scenery, length of video, music and absence of fishing segments. Thank so much. I am headed up in late September and was studying your video for tips on my clothing list.
Hey Brian! Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. September is an awesome time to go but you have to be prepared for warm and cold weather. We did have a cold front come through the week we were there so that did play a role into our attire. During the day it would range anywhere from 55-70 degrees out but at night it dropped down to the low thirties and high twenties at times. I would highly recommend planning for this temperature range. Most of the time I was wearing a fleece pull over with a t-shirt underneath and we were in long pants for the entire time. Pack clothing for 40s and 30s if you have it. I hope this helps!
10 minutes long and I'm left wanting much more
Hey thanks! I missed your comment but just came across it. I’m glad you enjoyed it and I hope to be adding a lot more.
Hey, thanks a lot for the video and the reply, I will be ready. This fall trip will be my forty fifth trip out into the BWCAW since I was fifteen.
Nice video. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Was that Jenga at 2:07?
It was. It was actually at the campsite when we arrived.
@@ruggedendeavours756 awesome!
Perfect time to go
Great video, great song. Well done, guys. I enjoyed this.
Thanks for watching and I’m stoked you enjoyed it! Always a great feeling when others appreciate your work.
@@ruggedendeavours756 Keep making videos, man. you got the chops.
New sub. I grew up in SW MN. I have YET to do a BWCA trip. I need to get up there. Great video dude!! Love the tunes!
Hey thanks man! I’m stoked you liked the video and thank you for subscribing. I highly recommend the BWCA. It’s one of my favorite places to venture into. I grew up in SE MN.
Nice!
Thanks!
@@ruggedendeavours756 Yeah, love your style on this and your other videos! Your results are what I aspire to achieve with my little video hobby. I suspect you may have better equipment than the "toys" I'm using--a GoPro 2 and an i-phone 5--but I'm getting there!
@@jimg6261 a GoPro hero 3 is what I started out with and since then I have upgraded to a Canon DSLR. Just keep getting out there and capture the moments. Your quality of the shots and cinematography will come with time/practice.
Also there for six days. Was in the BWCAW for the first time a couple of weeks ago: ruclips.net/video/EJuxNGwuOMw/видео.html
Very nice video. What lakes did you camp on? Subscribed.
Thanks for watching and thanks for subscribing!! We camped on Snipe Lake, Tuscarora, and Gillis.
I'm curious to know what your route was. Looks like you took off from Sawbill. :-)
We actually took off from Round Lake where Tuscarora Outfitters is. From there into Missing link, Tuscarora, Gillis, Brant, and then back to Round Lake. With a lot of smaller lakes mixed in between those lakes.
@@ruggedendeavours756 Thanks. Always wanted to try that route. Heard great things about Tuscarora (other than the killer-long portage). Maybe next year.
Why did you complete the Circle? You were only two lakes away from your exit point.
this could be a commercial
Thanks!
The Stable Song!! How did you get it?
My friends and I took a 7 dayer in early September and just posted the vid a few days ago. Our channel is called BushBros Outdoors! If you comment and say you were the one with the 6 day trip I will remember it was you! Your filming style is interesting and probably pretty easy when you are out on the trip. This video deserves more views than it has, just keep trying and keep the coverpics good, that's what matters! Good luck in your outdoor youtube adventures! Also, I can tell you have clearly been inspired by some more popular youtubers, say Joe Robinet and maybe TA Outdoors based on filming and techniques? I don't know, just going out on a limb. Let me know if I was right! Subscribed!
Hey thanks! I got permission to use the song by contacting the copyright holder. I appreciate the supportive compliments. I’m definitely a big fan of Joe Robinet. My goal is to capture the emotions of the trip and with every video I feel I get a little closer. I did a 10 day trip in July and we covered close to 90 miles. That video is on my channel as well. I’ll check out your guys’ channel and leave a comment.
Very cool! We tried getting permission for songs and were denied, but it's cool you got that one! I will check out that vid!
This is so awesome! Thanks for putting this together. What kind of camera did you use for this? I went to BWCA with three friends over labor day weekend this year and tried to capture on my phone footage from our trip - definitely didn't look like yours :)
Hey thanks for watching! I use a DSLR Canon SL2/200D for the majority of the shots. I do have a GoPro that I bring and use occasionally but I try to avoid it if I can because it doesn’t capture as good of quality as the DSLR. About 97% of the footage is from the DSLR.
I still can't get the time from 1999 storm that I almost didn't survive 152 mph winds
That’s a terrifying feeling. I got caught in a storm a few years back that was really bad. Three people died in that storm. It was my first solo trip and it took me a few trips to start feeling comfortable again. Storms still give me an uneasy feeling inside. Glad you made it out!
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