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Water Ways
Canada
Registrace 7. 07. 2022
An award-winning journalist turned stand-up comedian travels in search of the best of the boating world.
Broadcast Run:
Season 1 - 8 episodes - Global TV (Ontario)
Season 2 - 13 episodes - Global TV + Sportsman Channel Canada
Season 3 - Coming in 2024!
Broadcast Run:
Season 1 - 8 episodes - Global TV (Ontario)
Season 2 - 13 episodes - Global TV + Sportsman Channel Canada
Season 3 - Coming in 2024!
Fort Lauderdale Boat Show - FULL EPISODE (S2:E13)
00:30 - Fort Lauderdale Boat Show
06:00 - Inflatable PFDs and how to recharge
08:51 - A silent film on how to change sacrificial anodes 🎥
11:42 - The Manitoba Marine Museum in Selkirk MB
17:42 - Season recap
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ABOUT WATER WAYS ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
Award-winning journalist and passionate boater Steven Bull travels the world to find the best of the boating world.
Follow us on Social Media:
Facebook: waterwaystv
Instagram: @waterwaystv
Business Inquiries/Show Ideas/Event Notifications:
info@bullitage.com
Contact Steve:
steve@waterways.show
Thanks for watching. We'll see you on the water!
06:00 - Inflatable PFDs and how to recharge
08:51 - A silent film on how to change sacrificial anodes 🎥
11:42 - The Manitoba Marine Museum in Selkirk MB
17:42 - Season recap
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ABOUT WATER WAYS ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
Award-winning journalist and passionate boater Steven Bull travels the world to find the best of the boating world.
Follow us on Social Media:
Facebook: waterwaystv
Instagram: @waterwaystv
Business Inquiries/Show Ideas/Event Notifications:
info@bullitage.com
Contact Steve:
steve@waterways.show
Thanks for watching. We'll see you on the water!
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Nova Scotia - Pictou, Halifax, RNSYS, and Tidal Bore Rafting - FULL EPISODE (S2:E11)
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01:16 - Hector Heritage Quay and the impressive work on the "new" Hector 06:18 - Top tip for docking from a Master Instructor with www.BoaterSkills.ca 07:45 - Tidal Bore Rafting on the Shubenacadie River 10:59 - Visting the oldest Yacht Club in the Americas in Halifax for the finish of the Marblehead-to-Halifax sail race 16:24 - The oldest commissioned ship in the @RoyalCanadianNavy, the gorgeo...
The Journey, Part 4 - Destination Reached: NYC 🗽 - FULL EPISODE (S2:E9) #neildegrassetyson #nyc
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01:50 - Journey recap from Toronto to Montreal to Manhattan 04:51 - How to properly tie a line to a cleat or bollard 06:22 - Neil deGrasse Tyson joins Steve on board the "pocket cruiser" and talks about NYC highlights from the Brooklyn Bridge to Ellis Island 17:00 - Jon & Cherie from @wideeyedadventures share their adventures sailing from Nova Scotia to New York City To prove that you don't nee...
The Journey, Part 3 - Montreal to New York City via Lake Champlain - FULL EPISODE (S2:E8)
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01:10 - Exiting the St. Lawrence River at Sorel-Tracey, QC 🌊 01:47 - @parkscanada Saint-Our Canal 04:28 - Beginning the Chambly Canal 05:23 - @MustangSurvival Belt-style PFD 08:51 - Entering American waters at the top of Lake Champlain 09:12 - Fort Montgomery 🏰 10:45 - Burlington, Vermont 12:02 - Champlain Canal (starting at Lock 12) 16:25 - Departing Albany NY 19:29 - Passing Bannerman Castle ...
The Journey, Part 2 - Adding Stern-thruster and Extended Swim Platform - FULL EPISODE (S2:E7)
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01:52 - Why add a stern thruster? 03:12 - @Sideshift install (🔧 DIY potential - Steve went with the pro! 😂) 06:54 - Why extend the swim platform? 08:00 - @transformplus3341 installs custom made (and affordable) platform 11:42 - The @OntarioProvincialPolice explains how @what3words can keep you safe on the water 14:20 - The Journey begins again, departing Oka for the historic Lachine Canal 16:13...
The Journey, Part 1 - Toronto to Montreal - FULL EPISODE (S2:E6)
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02:09 - The Ontario Provincial Police Marine Unit explains the different types of flares 06:05 - Departing Toronto in a 30-year old "pocket cruiser" 07:40 - Losing, and retrieving, a fender 09:35 - Transitting the Murray Canal 14:00 - Picton to Rockport in the Thousand Islands 17:00 - Brockville, Ontario to Valleyfield, Quebec via the St. Lawrence Seaway locks To prove that you don't need a mil...
Steamships, Vintage Boats and Flyboarding - Muskoka - FULL EPISODE (S2:E5)
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00:58 - Muskoka Steamships still cruising the lake 04:33 - Safety Segment: how to use a heaving line/heaving bag 06:30 - Canada's largest vintage boat show 11:11 - Family adventure on Yamaha WaveRunners 14:00 - How to back up a trailer 16:28 - Free Tuesday night waterski show in Bala 18:30 - Steve tries Wake Surfing and Flyboarding Muskoka has been a summer escape since before Canada became Can...
St. John's, Newfoundland - FULL EPISODE (S2:E4)
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00:30 - Why we use "mayday" (and its tie to Signal Hill) 02:02 - Royal St. John's Regatta 08:09 - "Pond life" with a local 12:51 - Picnic Table boats 13:58 - Test driving a 1965 Amphicar 16:45 - Whale & Puffin watching with @Gatheralls The island province of Newfoundland has always been about boating from Vikings to Fishing to Tourism. Capital city St. John's is home to the oldest continuing sp...
France's Canal du Midi by Le Boat - FULL EPISODE (S2:E2)
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00:30 - Welcome to Toulouse 01:53 - Getting to Homps 02:16 - Canal du Midi cruise highlights 03:19 - Starting the @Leboat adventure with mandatory training 06:28 - Canal du Midi overview 10:45 - Small towns you visit along the way 12:25 - The grocery barge in Le Somail 14:29 - The 350-yr old Malpas Tunnel (world's first navigable canal tunnel) 16:32 - Beziers and the Fonsarannes Staircase (flig...
Vancouver Island (Comox British Columbia) - FULL EPISODE (S2:E1)
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00:35 - Season Overview/Montage 02:42 - Fishing with @radarsprofishing out of Comox Marina 09:49 - The @RoyalCdnAirForce Snowbirds training over water 12:53 - 60 Seconds of Safety: blowers at the fuel dock 13:54 - Inland boating on Great Central Lake 17:23 - 2023 Toronto International Boat Show highlights British Columbia's Vancouver Island is a hotspot for all kinds of boating adventures from ...
Orillia & Lake Country, Ontario - "The Trent-Severn's Best Kept Secret" - (Full Episode S2E12)
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Orillia & Lake Country, Ontario - "The Trent-Severn's Best Kept Secret" - (Full Episode S2E12)
Windsor + Essex County - "Canada's South Coast(s)" - FULL EPISODE (S2:E10)
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Windsor Essex County - "Canada's South Coast(s)" - FULL EPISODE (S2:E10)
Adding a swim platform to a 30-year old pocket cruiser
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Adding a swim platform to a 30-year old pocket cruiser
WWTV x NDT = The Science of Boating (S2E3) #neildegrassetyson #boating
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WWTV x NDT = The Science of Boating (S2E3) #neildegrassetyson #boating
S1E10 - FLIBS, TIBS and Fall Colo(u)rs!
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S1E10 - FLIBS, TIBS and Fall Colo(u)rs!
S1E9 - Ottawa/Rideau Canal by Le Boat (Full Episode)
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S1E9 - Ottawa/Rideau Canal by Le Boat (Full Episode)
1-hr relaxing beach sounds... #relaxing #ocean #waves
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1-hr relaxing beach sounds... #relaxing #ocean #waves
110-ft/3,000sq.ft. winter-ready liveaboard
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110-ft/3,000sq.ft. winter-ready liveaboard
S1E6 - North Channel by Day Boat (Full Episode)
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S1E6 - North Channel by Day Boat (Full Episode)
Behind The Scenes of the Peterborough Lift Lock
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Behind The Scenes of the Peterborough Lift Lock
nothing on electronic flares?
Talk about the ice fishing huts in the wintertime.
You don't need bottom paint in fresh water. The worst you'll get is some algae growth, which can be power-washed off. Bottom paint will lose you some speed because its not as slippery as the factory gelcoat, and it's basically impossible to remove once some dufus puts it on. Bottom paint for saltwater only.
Wow The Neil !
Funnily I went from Cobourg to Quebec City by sailboat this summer. My first experience as a sailor and the first boat for the captain. The 25 year old,35 foot boat was a little neglected but we managed to bring it to his destination. With a speed of 7 knots it was a long odyssey.
Oh wow, what a journey! 7 knots isn't bad for sail but she's a long way at that speed for sure.
@@WaterWaysTV We only use the smoking, stalling, overheating diesel engine. We remove the engine cover for better cooling and turn the glow plugs on when it begins to run rough.
What month was this trip?
Started in July, left the boat in Brockville for a week or two (had other shoots). Brockville ON to Oka QC via St Lawrence Seaway in August to put on the swim platform and SideShift thruster. Did the last stretch to NYC in early September. 12 days total travel time
Honda CR-V…noice!
I know a 60+ yr old woman who cannot seem to find a PWC that is fast enough…every year or so she gets a new, faster PWC and complains it still is not fast enough.
Haha oh my! Sounds like a fun "problem" to have
Safety line segment….that is a big yacht in background.
Massive!!
Loving the series. Waited way too long for season 2 to show up.
Thanks!!
I did Tidal Bore ride many years ago and I can attest that it was an awesome experience.
I do not see customer service officer in the video. Human trafficking appears to be possible via a private recreational boats from Canada US or vice versa.
If you have a NEXUS Trusted Traveller pass you can use the app to check in. Otherwise you need to call in. But otherwise waterways are like the vast majority of the 8,891 km border and "open" (but patrolled and defended)
Loved this, thank you. Born and raised in a family that has been in Stony Point, NY since the late 1600s. Right on the Hudson just south of the Bear Mountain Bridge at the rivers widest point of 3.4 miles. (5.47km) Lots of time spent on that river. You went right by our lighthouse which was built in 1826.
Very cool! Thanks for the note (and thanks for watching) Steve can trace his family arrival to NY to 1700 - the Bull Stone House built in 1722 still stands :) The lighthouses on the Hudson are amazing!
Excellent video and lots of useful information. How is it possible that 13000 people have watched the video, 51 have liked it so far, and yet this is the first comment? If you liked a video and learned something useful, it only takes a minute to create a comment to show your appreciation.
Agreed. But thanks for the comment!! Much appreciated :)
Champlain is the 6th largest lake in the US, not the 13th!
It's 13th if you include lates that are partially in USA after the five great lakes - Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, there is Lake of the Woods (Minnesota + Canada), Iliamna Lake (Alaska), Great Salt Lake (Utah), Lake Oahe (North + South Dakota), Lake Okeechobee (Florida), Lake Pontchartrain (Louisiana), Lake Sakakawea (North Dakota) and then Lake Champlain If you only use lakes entirely within USA Lake Champlain is 8th after Lake Michigan, Iliamna Lake, Great Salt Lake, Lake Oahe, Lake Okechobee, Lake Pontchartrain, Lake Sakakawea
She's a beauty! I'm glad someone took the time and effort to save this piece of history.
How many days of trsvel did.you do? 12? How many litres/gallons of fuel did you use? Size of motor?
You should have made them Newfie's not newfoundlander's lol😂
Why?
Wow.
Anything that involves leaving Montreal is ok in my book.
Brockville!💙 My home👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
How much did it cost for gas ?
Amazing series. Very well put together. I watch a lot of great loop, mini loop and general boating channels. This was interesting, engaging and fun. One of the best. Then you throw NDT in the mix! Fantastic. Best of luck and keep them coming! ...Mike - Boston, MA
Awesome Video! Lake Champlain and the canal are a great trip! ...in our totally unbiased opinion.
Haha love it! Thanks for watching! PS: It ain't biased if it's accurate :)
Ex-Montreal sailor now living in Bristol Ri. I have travelled most of the Eastern Seabord including the Lake Champlain / Hudson River cruise in the 1970’s and now am docked aboard my Albin 35 Te dual diesel power cruiser on Narragansett Bay. I love your channel however Your intro video of the boat wake show multiple images of brown water as if this is the standard and usual color of Upper Canada waters. Has the waterways pollution reached the point of becoming a sewer ? That is a real turn-off for anyone from the coast contemplating cruising pristine Canadian waters. 13:17
If you're referring to the opening shots with the show intro/montage (and theme song) that brownish/red water is the Shubenacadie River with the red clay shoreline churned up by the tidal bore from the Bay of Fundy. The water in the Champlain Canal in NY was rather brownish but the St Lawrence and the Great Lakes are clean and clear!
Awesome journey to share! How'd you hook up with Neil deGrasse Tyson?
We asked nicely (honestly, no tricks or connecitons) if he would help us explain the physics of boating to boaters who many never have thought of it!
look into getting a better gopro. this video felt very very low res for a 2024 video. almost hard to watch. other than that great video
thats an old boat... thought you won't even be able to pass centre island
Haha on the first leg the pucker factor was high but once she proved her seaworthiness there was no stopping us!
Bellevideohenri😂
As someone who works in the automotive industry, one tip I suggest is not to touch the glass with your bare fingers. Use gloves next time, oil transfer from your fingers onto the glass can cause hot spots and blow them out! Nice video!
Great video! Would you mind sharing your fuel cost for the trip?
Hehe, picture starting with a little johnboat, like a sundolphin 12. building a small foam and fiberglass "cuddy cabin" onto the front of it. 6-7' long. adding on solar panels, a little solar generator. windows with small fans... a rear mini bimini top, and taking that out on boating trips... up and down the smaller rivers and lakes.
I just did this exact trip last in a 28 foot boat that’s from 2004. We had one engine issue along the way, but other than that there was no problems. Exited to watch part 2!
Great minds think alike! What an adventure!
Beautiful part of the world. Shame that so many of the platane trees were cut down.
Agreed. A shame to lose trees in general - and selfishly the shade would have been nice!!
That man, Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson, is ALWAYS interesting to listen to. - Love him. Marc from Montreal, Canada.
Really enjoying your videos…well made, definitely inspiring. Would love to do something like that.
Thanks for watching! Hope you are able to make some adventures of your own that top this one :)
Kingston a great stop, with Portsmouth Olympic harbor with a ton of facilities located mid town, confederation basin down town, Kingston Marina on the other side of the causeway up the great cat river, and then on the other ide of the great cat river, cfb kingston has its own marina. small city of about 100k with no less then 4 marina's + private docks.
Absolutely agree! We're hoping to do a whole episode on Kingston in our new Water Ways: Ontario show.
@@WaterWaysTV Then cover... CORK. head down to Portsmouth Olympic to the CORK office... Candian Olympic Regada Kingston and international sail. held almost all summer long with 100's of sailboats coming in from around the world for races... off shore, laser, opti, cats, and more classes.
And here i thought my little kayak And the French river was something...Love the videos !
Nah fam, kayaking on french river is OG level shit
If you're floating you're boating! Thanks for watching :)
i'd love to do this, but i'd prefer to do it in a slightly larger cruiser. if you could only modify an c-dorry 22 to have a head and darkwter tank, cuz the portapoty it has isn't ontario legal.
Good call. Few people know that about those legalities!
@@WaterWaysTV yep, and in most cases its ignored, until your spotted dumping a portapoty overboard... then your hit with a fine higher then most boats. fines start at what, 1000 and go to 100k depending on how much was dumped.
vallet field
great trip!
thank you for the coverage bro
Love the travel, love the meteorologist humor. I live in Montreal (Lasalle) in an apartment. No room for a nice boat. So I live my adventures through people like you. Thank you for the video.
Thanks for watching! You've got a lovely town there with lots of water you can visit from land too. In the meantime, we'll keep the adventures coming your way :)
lol..I didn't get your comment, were you planning to keep the boat in your apartment?
@@mrc10001 Haha, no. Just that Montreal's waters (such as the Lachine Canal) don't require a boat ownership to explore and enjoy.
Interesting to see how you can go from one major city to another by boat. I’m guessing your boat has all the amenities of a small apartment like a bed, kitchen and bathroom with a shower…..
Exactly. This wasn't outfitted with the latest and greatest but it's somewhere between camping and hotel stays and you have all your stuff with you. Not to mention, most cities have sought-after waterfronts where hotels are at a premium but the slip fees are a fraction of the cost. Thanks for watching!
Greetings from Chambly!
Hey hey! Great spot!
Great concept behind the journey (smallish boat, lowish cost), but not much on sleeping, cooking, eating, storage, bathroom use, socializing, and so on on such a boat. Those are big parts of boating on a small boat. Fun overall. Cheers
Good point. We cut all that out but that is vital info for aspiring boaters, isn't it?? Hmm... for Season 3 we are working on a new Odyssey and should include that stuff. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
@@WaterWaysTV Thanks for responding! Cheers