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Adventurous Angler
Registrace 23. 08. 2022
Everyday angling. Everyday adventures.
Everyday can be as adventurous as we make it.
I enjoy exploring both new and familiar places with a rod in my hand. Sometimes I try to catch fish, sometimes I’m just looking for the path less traveled, but I’m always looking for adventure.
Join me as we explore together.
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Everyday can be as adventurous as we make it.
I enjoy exploring both new and familiar places with a rod in my hand. Sometimes I try to catch fish, sometimes I’m just looking for the path less traveled, but I’m always looking for adventure.
Join me as we explore together.
AA
Solo Canoe Camping Adventure | Exploring the Algoma Backcountry
Solo Canoe Camping Adventure | Exploring the Algoma Backcountry
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The Final Day | Solo Canoe Camping in Michigan's Upper Peninsula | Part 3
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Day 3 - The final day of a trip is always bittersweet but the biting mosquitoes on day 3 made it a little easier to say goodbye. I pack up camp and paddle my way back to the takeout, looking for a few more fish on my way. Part 3 of 3. _ I spend 3 days & 2 nights solo canoe camping in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, paddling and exploring my way through a series of small lakes/ponds, fishing along t...
Pond Hopping | Solo Canoe Camping in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula | Part 2
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Day 2 - After getting camp set up on day 1, it's time to explore the other small lakes in the area in search of fish. Part 2 of 3. I spend 3 days & 2 nights solo canoe camping in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, paddling and exploring my way through a series of small lakes/ponds, fishing along the way. This is my first time recording a trip and I really enjoyed the process. I learned a lot and look ...
Pond Hopping | Solo Canoe Camping in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula | Pt. 1
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Day 1 - Join me as I take Maple, my 15ft canoe into the backcountry in search of a suitable place to camp and a good spot to fish. Part 1 of 3. I spend 3 days & 2 nights solo canoe camping in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, paddling and exploring my way through a series of small lakes/ponds, fishing along the way. This is my first time recording a trip and I really enjoyed the process. I learned a ...
With a name like Adventurous Angler I was hoping for more angling.
My first time on your channel. i enjoyed this video very much and look forward to watching more of your videos.
I enjoy your calm demeanor and your informational content. I'm also jealous of you're having the opportunity to explore all those lovely scenic lakes. It's been my long time dream to do such an adventure. Be safe and keep up the good content!
We absolutely adore this route - we just completed it in summer this year! Some of the lake names are certainly hard to remember, but the scenery is absolutely lovely. We found so many loons on the lakes around 'Christmas' and nearby lakes to be amazing. Reach out if you plan to do this route again, would recommend!
Yes - I'd love to get back and have the opportunity to stretch the trip out a bit, slow down and relax. The "back" lakes where definitely my favorite as well. Thanks for watching!
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Great video! Im wondering what route this is?
Thanks @rj8358 - I believe it’s primarily a snowmobile trail but heard that a few people use those trails to help connect the lakes. Although most of the portages were marked, I’m actually not sure if it’s even an “official” canoe route. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Looks like rough country up there. I just bank fish and camp in lower Alabama and Northwest Florida.. Don't have a boat YET. I subscribed
@HenryShyOutside - Yes, the terrain was fairly challenging, but it was beautiful. Someday I'd love to do a backcountry trip in your neck of the woods. Thanks so much for the subscription - I really appreciate it!
Awesome video, keep up the good work!👊
Thank you @pondgators!
Yup!
Going to assume this isn't the Algoma in Ontario? I was trying really hard to trace this route on a map of that region with no luck haha. Great video!
Thank you @coreymoylan1507 - Glad you liked the video! It is in fact the Algoma region in Ontario - When planning out the route, I couldn't remember the names of all the lakes, so I just ended up creating my own names, which might be the issue.
@adventurousangler3031 haha makes sense. I will have to check it out again to try to figure it out. If you are ever looking for route ideas northeast of Algoma let me know, I might be able to help!
Sounds like a plan, much appreciated - It was such a beautiful area, I know I'll be back to explore more!