14-Day Wilderness Fishing Trip | A 50-Lake / 240km Journey through Quetico (FULL)
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- This is a full version of our original five-part series from 2020, edited from scratch and 2h19m instead of 4 hours.
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A two-week tour through a paddler's paradise: Quetico Provincial Park in northern Ontario, Canada. 50 lakes, 60 portages, and 100s of fish. The longest trip of our lives by time and distance challenged us in new ways, leaving us with memories that will last a lifetime.
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Intro: 0:00
Day 2: 6:20
Day 3: 14:42
Day 4: 22:30
Day 5: 39:07
Day 6: 44:53
Day 7: 56:36
Day 8: 1:04:52
Day 9: 1:12:57
Day 10: 1:31:58
Day 11: 1:40:29
Day 12: 1:48:04
Day 13: 1:55:32
Day 14: 2:08:23
Outro: 2:12:33
Audio Credits:
Ann Annie - Silence for a Film
Nathan Moore - Checkmate
The odd person will ask why repost old content? New content is preferred, of course, but there are a lot of reasons for reposts. If a repost is not of interest, I get that too. If you want to try to avoid them, if it says FULL in the title it's almost certainly a repost. But here's the case for making them:
-Most of all, prior to 2021, everything I did was in Windows Movie Maker. This leaves a lot to be desired for me as an editor and for an audience as well. I have way more control now with Resolve, especially with respect to audio.
-This video in particular we really wanted to repost because of the frame juddering from the camera malfunction. In Resolve, I was able to correct this to a large degree.
-Reposts come 1.5-2 years after an original series. I don't think most people will remember a video that well after that amount of time and it's almost like watching something anew.
-Moreover, the channel grows a lot in that timeframe and most new subs don't go through the back catalogue. This brings it to the surface for those people and likely a much larger audience as the algorithm increasingly recognizes a channel with time.
-A generally tighter edit. This is 2h19m vs the original series totaling 4 hours. It's edited from scratch, not just a straight repost of the originals, and has a better pace.
-I haven't been out lately so I time reposts to fill gaps.
-I used to split trips up into multi-part series but I don't like that anymore and want to provide full version edits of longer trips.
-It's a fun escape for me to edit in winter, and hopefully a nice break for viewers in winter to see a summer trip 🙂
Uh, I think we ALL remember Erin losing the net from the original series.
@@stephendouglas6328 😝
I’ve watched it twice already and it’s honestly one of the best scenery videos I’ve seen. The calm morning with all the fog is something else, nothing more peaceful then that scene.
I will watch it all again throughout the week.
Cheers from Labrador guys
Keep the content coming, John. I enjoyed this as much or more than the original series. #waitingforiceout2022
@@Trent_Collins thanks a million buddy! Hope you saw my reply to an older comment about the incredible care package. Used the blue gloves yesterday on the ice and they were perfect. Tonight I try the Chaga rum 😁
Update 134 days no drugs or alcohol thank you for your videos they really help after a long day dealing with two little kids really nice to wind down to
Congratulations brother, keep it going!! Making a great choice and I'm glad you can take the edge off here with us :)
Congratulations Jupiter! I hope you continue on your journey of sobriety! This channel gives a new addiction to nature!
Chin up, man! It is never too late to be the Man you wanted to be. 🎉
Proud of you!! Your kids need you! It’s a struggle but you can do it!
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Stumbled upon your videos last week and have watched many of them since then. My late husband and I did the BWCA in the same fashion as your Quetico trip. Your video has brought back a lot of memories for me and I thank you for that. I am now 70 and my husband would have been 76. He was a US Forester and worked many places here in the US and just loved the outdoors just like you do. You and Erin remind me of my husband and I and the trips we took. We spent two weeks in the BWCA, two weeks on the Allagash in Maine and two weeks on the Green River in Utah down to the the confluence of the Colorado river. We also had many shorter trips all over the US most every weekend. I would like to make a few recommendations if I may. Love to see you with a dedicated bow or stern line, one you can detach when needed but one you can tie off on a tree, rock or brush to keep your boat safe. I would also like to suggest getting "Crazy Creeks" to use as you paddle or when you are on shore. They are lightweight, easy to pack, and can save your back either while in the boat or when on shore. One thing we did for our longer trips is pack a small "ER" kit that might help you when out in the willywags. I went to my Doc's and asked for an antibiotics script for Giardia, and another for any general infection such as a bladder infection or wound infection. I also asked for a more potent pain killer in case of a bad ankle sprain or fracture. Just enough to get you to civilization and professional help. The other two things in that kit were an eye kit and a tooth kit, both small and packable but invaluable when necessary. You may never need these, but to have them when needed is golden. You have lifted my spirits and reminded me of times past, and for that I am truly grateful. I look forward to many more videos from you and I paddle along with you as I watch. Many thanks.
My heart goes out to you as I imagine it's bittersweet to relive those memories with your late husband, but I'm sure they're also too precious not to cherish and I'm glad that you could revisit those times us. We truly appreciate you looking out for us and sharing your insight, particularly regarding eye and tooth kits. I've never really thought about having specific kits for them but I can only imagine how agonizing an issue with either would be out there. Thank you again for your touching message 💚💚
@@LostLakes I second the eye kit recommendation. I had to cut a trip short last year because I woke up with a deeply red and infected eye, out of nowhere. I hadn’t thought to pack antibiotic eye drops. Such a simple thing that can make or break a trip. Another one I’m adding to my kit this year is kinesiology tape, so I can stabilize an ankle or knee if I twist it or if it’s just irritated and needs support (and a printout of how to use the tape for different issues). You can pre-cut strips of the tape. They’re super light and take up hardly any space.
Try going to the doctor and asking for stronger pain medication and antibiots...he will laugh you out of the office or have u arrested. U boomers screwed the rest of humanity for the rest of time. Hope u rot in hell
God bless you mam
My son did this trip a couple of times with a bunch of friends in the early 2000's He passed away in 2010, he was always so pumped when he completed these trips. It always brings a smile to my face when I think about these trips and the accomplishment of him and his friends completing them!
Great content - Thank you
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My heart goes out to you Mike. It's a great thing that your son got those experiences...truly precious 💚 You leave your mark on these places, and even more so they leave their mark on you.
I am so sorry for your loss, may God bless and comfort you🙏❤🙏
@@LostLakes Thank you. He was an awesome lad...loved the outdoors and those trips meant a lot to him. He had Cystic Fibrosis and to do these physically demanding trips was really amazing. He loved to Sail, kayak, canoe - loved the water. He lived more in his 31 years than many people do over twice that long! We miss him but we have always been so proud of him!
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@@sherripendarvis4537 Thank you - we miss him but celebrate his life lived!
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@@michaellippmann4474 It's beautiful how you honour him by celebrating his accomplishments and experiences. Sounds like he packed in a lot of wonderful ones 💚💚
I loved Erin's innocence losing the net.. I felt so bad for her, but at the sane time it was hilarious... Certainly frustrating for John.. Classic!
Hahah funny to look back on :)
You two are an example of what a true relationship should be! Enjoying mother nature together when possible and going home after a tough long adventure and can still stand to be around each other! Awesome adventure and video! Thanks
Truly appreciate that Scott!!
you guys are such a joy to watch.
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These videos are like a soothing balm for the mind and soul during these challenging times you two. Really appreciate your creating and posting them. Next best thing to being out on a trip imo.
Very much appreciated Lorne!!
Well said Lorne. I feel the same way.
Sweet ‼️ Saturday Morning Lost lakes‼️👌✅.
SOLD.
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Holy Moly!
I've said it before but it bears repeating, I love your photography/videography. The stars, the caterpillar, the beaver and loons, underwater shots, and sunsets/sunrises. All excellent and nice variety. Thanks so much for putting this on YT for us to see.
Very much appreciated nGuy!!
Erin is such a laid back , easy going , mellow woman !!!!!!!!!
Totally...never gets mad either
When you and Erin camp together…..my favorite videos. She seems game for anything. You are a really lucky guy!
She really is, and I really am :) Thanks a lot Lawrence!
Where are those awesome ladies like Erin?
Bass are good eating.
Love the respect for each other, the land, and the wildlife. Your videos are magic and calm my soul. Many thx 🙏🙂
Thanks so much Joy 💚💚
Thanks Jon, this is pretty much what I needed after reading the news all day.
I'm very sad today and this brought a genuine smile to my face. Look forward to your content all the time.
It's unbelievable. WW3...I hope not. Very much appreciated Dioxicate and I hope brighter days are ahead 💚
@@LostLakes A Ukrainian friend ,from the Ukraine , wants me to assissinate Putin. Says i don't have much to live for anyway.
that's a lot of k's oooooooooohhhhh baby cant wait to watch
I can't wait to watch when I get home tonight
The camera work and editing in this is just incredible. Subject matter? Goes without saying. You guys should be proud of the service you are doing to mankind and nature. Thanks for (re)posting.
Truly appreciate that Timothy!!
The longer the better this time of year please Jon!!
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I've watched this with my son at least a half dozen times. It's on our list.
What a great trip.
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Alright! I’m going in. See you all on the other side lol
I made it through!
I’m definitely a fan of the long format.
Thanks for doing this Jon.
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Thank you for posting this incredible account of your trip to Quetico. Your cinematography and laid-back approach to storytelling is phenomenal. I also appreciate the sparing use of music. It's truly transformative and puts the viewer with you all in the environment.
My buddy and I have been doing an annual trip to Quetico for the past ten years but new babies and other factors mean we're missing our trip this year! Your video was the perfect substitute to transport me back there and get my excited for next year's trip. Have camped on Blueberry Island a few times, it's a beautiful site. I also recognized a few of your other sites on Pickerel and other spots along the journey. Such a beautiful place to camp and explore.
I can tell you that Snapping Turtles are a common visitor near the campsites in Quetico. Most likely folks are feeding them so unfortunately they're pretty habituated to the campsites. They're super fun to watch though!
Loved the moment with the lost net too. I dropped a fishing rod last year just north of Quetico lake so I can relate to that experience! Frustrating but cheers to you both for landing fish without it. Anyway, I'm very glad to have found your channel and am looking forward to more content! Maybe we'll see you on the trail one day! Cheers!
Greatly appreciate that Tye! Sorry you're missing your trip this year but glad this helped a little :)
Thank you...you both are awesome. You bring back incredible memories for me of the Boundary Waters and remembrances of my father and I.....easy paddling and those difficult paddles into the wind and snow.
Thank you so much.
My father is still alive and you've given inspiration for me to write our experiences for us and for all of us!
Thanks so much Kent! Precious memories to preserve :)
As a Spaniard myself and keen fisherman I always dreamed of a journey around the northern forests of Alaska and Canada. Those gorgeous places have magic to me as if they were a heavenly paradise on Earth. Hearing those names like British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan…one lake after another with tens of beautiful islands to explore where to set up your tents and sleep gazing the stars. Those clean waters and currents with plenty of fish: a pike now then several smallies on a row then a number of gorgeous golden walleye… and even largemouth so far North! And the icing of the cake in the form of lake trout.
Clean water to drink, good fish to eat, healthy fruit like blueberries all around to enjoy…
Those gorgeous dawns with the bird’s sound… those gray heavy loaded clouds heralding a storm…
A dream come true, definitely a dream come true.
My English listening skill isn’t very good and I missed much of the meaning of your talking. Yet I don’t turn on the subtitles because I am raptured by such an immense beautiful scenery and that’s what matters the most to me: not to be woken up and distracted from such pleasure.
Quite a fortunate discovery having discovered this channel.
Very much appreciated! We are spoiled with nature here
Beautiful photography ! Sorry Erin hurt her ankle. She's trooper !!
110% Absolute PURE Wilderness Adventure!! TY! Really....THANK YOU!!!!
Thanks so much Scotty!!!
"Oh my goodness here comes those swaaaans"😂, that's definitely my favorite part.I love everything you gays post doesn't matter if it is a repost just keep them coming👍
😆 Thanks so much OC!!
Next merch I would like to see Erin’s own MHMMM line of lost lakes swag!!!
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Love the Bannerman brewery tshirt!
Oh what a glorious journey, twisted ankle, poison ivy and all. What memories you have made for yourselves. Having been a solo canoist in my younger years, I delighted in every single call of the loon, every ripple of water upon stone, every moment of quiet solitude. I'm so glad I stumbled upon your channel this past week. Thank you for posting this video in full length. Thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it.
Thank you so much Myn! Having a great tripping partner is ideal, but solo is a wonderful experience...I need some of both :)
I swear I had this very special, fuzzy feeling seeing this video is over 2 hours long. That's a feast for my eyes, ears and soul (if I have it). I love so much the way you do stuff, you're so amazingly positive, polite and humble. I swear no one else brings that in me. Thank you
Truly appreciate that k!! Thank you so much!! 💚💚
Thank you for taking me with you! ❤️❤️🥰
Thank you for joining us Pamela!
Respect to your Mrs . She's a tough lady.
She sure is!
10k more subscribers since 2 weeks ago. Awesome! Looking forward to you getting 100k. You deserve it. These are great and authentic. This will be fun to watch in chunks over the next few days.
Hahah it's funny how youtube works... very much appreciated John!!
Just booked a 16 day solo trip to quetico for this summer. So excited by this
Must have been reading my/our mind! Nice to see some blue and green again!
Feels good eh!🌞
Loved the LOTR reference when you found that beefy Shelob spider in your sock
We're all about the LOTR references 😁
2:18:59??? You’re killin’ me Smalls. I can’t wait to watch this 👍🏻
Thanks Jon. You Rock
Hahah thanks Alan!!
Holy cow this is my dream trip. Going from spot to spot to spot fishing all along the way with good company. Doesn't get any better.
It's good livin!!
One of the most beautiful video 🇦🇿
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@@LostLakes wellcome stay blessed forever brother 🇦🇿🌹
The footage of the turtle was incredible... It looked so cute with the algae growing on it
Thanks for posting this, in a mad, mad world it's nice to chill with the elves for a couple of hours.
There's some good in this world, Mr Theoden. Sauron's army has besieged Minas Tirith...hopefully Frodo gets the ring to Mount Doom soon (I guess that's Chernobyl). Bleak
You two are a great team 😊.
This video shows abit of everything. Kevin’s love for lions, his ability to handle them with care and in a group setting. His balls of steel to not flinch when lions growl at each other. Fantastic video!
I think this autoplayed while you were writing :)
@@LostLakes haha, it completely did. Never happened before, that was for Kevin Richardson - Lion Whisperer. However, i watch all your videos and love them too! Great tips, amazing scenery, beautiful spots in Ontario! Keep up the great work.
@@RandomNobody1983 lol thank you!
Whoah! Those fog shots were amazing!
That morning was magic
I love watching you and Erin adventuring together, what a huge trip this one was, the landscape, Lakes and wildlife is breathtaking. Erin is so damn CUTE 🤗....FUNNY cute. Thankyou Jon & Erin, also swans, tortoise, Beaver and dragonfly. God Bless 🙏🏾 and much ❤️ from Down Under 🇦🇺🦘.
Hahah she is adorable. Thanks so much Melanie! 👋💚
I literally binged the whole series last night .....
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YOU BOTH INSPIRED ME TO HEAD BACK TO THE HIGH COUNTRY- ROCKIES OF CO. WHICH I AM GOING TO DO- BUT ON A 411 HIMALAYAN MOTORCYCLE! HEY, I DON'T CARE HOWE MANY FISH YOU TWO PUT BACK IN TO THE WATER...IN MY MIND- "YOU AND ERIN ARE BOTH A COUPLE OF KEEPERS!!!" JOHN IN CO.
Hahah right on, thanks a lot John and hope you have a blast in the high country
Love the edit with best highlights. For everyone wanting to know what Quetico is like this is fantastic!
Thanks Barb! Editing this again made me want to go back. It'll be 3.5 hours closer soon :)
Amazing trip! It always makes me smile to see the two of you being playful with each other. Glad to see Erin was OK after that fall. Scary, especially halfway into a 2-week journey. Thanks for sharing this, and God Bless you both. 😊
Thanks so much Faisal! It was about our deepest point away from being able to get out...thank goodness she could carry on :)
Thanks for sharing your voyage. From 🇬🇧 UK
Thanks for joining us Laurie :)
Enjoyed every minute thanks👍
That's Friday night Telly sorted out!
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What a beautiful trip you guys get to take and you are so lucky to have Erin to go along with you.
So lucky 🤠🤠
I know I watched this trip the first time around, but I really liked this edit. Epic!
I really appreciate that Luluwan! 💚
Bass fishing is my absolute favourite…with the cold weather this was a great Friday evening viewing.
Thanks Jason :) It is a blast, great fighters and not as picky as some species
5am here in the states, laying down and seen this uploaded 13 hours ago. About to watch!
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Spectacular video!! I loved the original series in pieces, but your edit of this compilation was genius! If only we could have a lifetime of sweet summer Day 10s. Erin's final tribute to her parents to thank them for teaching her the love of the great outdoors was a serious tear-jerker
Thank you so much Janet!! It got me too when editing...very sweet 💚💚
Just a beauty of a video as usual, Thank you John and Erin.
Thanks a lot Jason!
This winter has wrecked my mental health and this re upload was just what I needed to see the light at the end of the tunnel haha. Beautiful trip!
Hang in there Marissa 💚💚 We've almost made it to March 🌞
Very nice to see the PLB. 🇨🇦👍
Since upgraded to a full sat comm device (ZOLEO) :)
@@LostLakes good thing about PLBs is if you NEED rescue, it's free. Those other devices typically come with clauses and/or costs.
Great trip and video. The perfect distraction at the end of February. Love your work guys!
Thanks so much Nicholas! Tomorrow is March!! 😁
Ticks are fairly new in my area. Alcohol or alcohol wipes are a saving grace in the removal. They don’t like it so they want to back out if you catch them early!
From what I understand the tick will regurgitate before it lets go. This is when it transfers Lyme disease to you if the tick is carrying it. If that's true then alcohol may not be a good idea. Food for thought.
@@jamesfrancis9520 very interesting point. I wonder if the regurgitate when pulled out by a tick remover/tweezers. Any idea?
@@chrisschell90 I believe if you pull them off with one of those tick removal tools or tweezers then you lower your chance of them transmitting Lyme disease. That's what our local health unit said anyways.
@@jamesfrancis9520 thanks for the good info. I’ll have to consider a few other options
Been watching your video this saturday night pausing now and then to check on your Maple Leafs WOLLOPING my RedWings. Glad I chose your video over the game.
Hahah crazy third period though!!
I am so envious... you're living my dream. I'm just happy that I can watch you enjoy these amazing experiences
Thanks a lot Ethan :) I'm a lucky guy!
This was one of my favorites for sure what a great great trip ❤️
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@@LostLakes hey Jon & Erin, love this trip, might watch again and again. Good memories of PooBah near there. In the early seventies it had a sluice way in the crick and I shot it in a 19 foot canoe, tons of fun! Also got rammed by 1 of a dozen sturgeon. I was pulling the canoe over a shallow spot. I jumped higher than ever! Take care kids, thank you both for brightening my days!
@@jayheinrich5207 hahah that's awesome Jay. Heard good things about the fishing in there
@@LostLakes yep. At least back then. Could not get away from walleyes, large pike, and Lakers. I even caught a very rare hybrid silvery blue northern, not common to area. We sent photo to your authorities. I do know of guides doing trips in lakes near and still the best fishing…
I personally couldn’t physically do a fishing trip like this, but it was great watching your experiences! And at times it was a rough physical trip. You two seem to have a good relationship! 🙏👍👍👍
Thanks a lot Ed! I'm lucky to have found her and put a ring on her finger last summer to keep her around :)
Blooming brilliant! Your vids are medicine for the soul and your country is specatular. Thankyou for sharing. Greetings from Aus
Fun trip, great teamwork, unforgettable vistas. You are right, Quetico has it all.
Much appreciated David :)
Another great video! My partner and I, and his parents saw you guys in the Stanton Bay parking lot as we set out for a week of canoeing and you had just finished this trip. We have all been watching your videos ever since! We live out West now, but still drive home every single summer for some visiting and canoeing in the beautiful Northwestern Ontario. Thanks for sharing some more footage of this trip!
I remember!! Too funny Alyssa 😁 Thank you and glad you dropped us a note!
Great trip Jon and Erin. Loved watching this edit. I hope to do that loop as well one day. Congrats on 80K!! should be 2M by now but you will get there. Cheers!
Thanks so much Andrew!!
I enjoyed seeing and listening to the trumpeter swans.
Awesome! What First Nation's people saw, that made them envision a "happy hunting ground"! Thank you Jon. 🇨🇦
I could watch many of your videos more than once! And sometimes I do, there's so many sometimes I just find myself watching again. Another version of long trips is welcome; I'm assuming you refine it somehow, probably add new content. Watching your trips really helps us get through the long Toronto winter. Thanks for all your hard work on bringing this content to us!
I really appreciate that LS! 💚 The slushy Toronto winter is pretty tough but March is almost here and then things are looking up 🌞
These long videos are awesome, this was a great trip, stay safe!!
Thanks a lot Scotty!
Any content you post is appreciated. This is a profound video. The beauty, trials and "moments". Your relationship appears strong. It standed the test of time.
Oh man, when erin dropped the net i felt johns pain! Hilarious 😂 cant even be mad though! I've had to learn this lesson of material loss, which is never worth a fight with someone you love! Respect 🙏
Heartfelt thanks for sharing your amazing journey, Erin and Jon! I hadn't seen the original videos, so this was pure enjoyment for more than 2 hours. Wonderful cinamatography, splendid photography, very pleasant narration. This is not "just another YT video", but a high-quality, wonderful and very interesting film. Keep up with your excellent work. Greetings from Finland 🙂
Appreciate that so much Paula!!! 👋
Thanks for the video just what I needed in February looking forward to the canoe season ahead, can you break down what fishing gear you went through gear lost :) lures used and how many lost that king of stuff great trip thanks you both
Thanks CD! We lose the odd lure but that's usually it, aside from a net or two....
Speaking as an American from Minnesota on the other side of the border from the quetico, it is on our bucket list
I hope you get there! As an Ontarian its on mine too!!
I hear it's tougher to get a booking at BWCA these days
My girlfriend and I are heading to Quetico in August. Together we watched this video. Absolutely amazing video. We felt like we were there with you. Thank you.
We really appreciate that Dan!! August is when we were there (2020). Hope you two have a wonderful trip!
Repeating beauty, amazing, enchanting things and scenery I can't possibly create is well worth the time spent. Being able to relax midst troubling times, especially now, is invaluable. I'd much rather experience the blue sky, wind in my face and the warmth and aroma of a campfire than the odor of a desk drawer and a pile of paper work. Work may be a necessary endurance, but it can never replace the longing to be free in your element. Speaking of wonderful happenings, may I ask have you started sending wedding invitations?
Thanks for this Kip, It's precious stuff! We haven't yet but we're planning for 2023 :)
Yeah Baby........Well Done You Two.....Erin Great Addition....Luvs!!!!
Thanks Brad!
Thanks for sharing; stay safe. John 5:24
Wow this was amazing. I did not see the original production but thoroughly enjoyed this video. So much so that my wife watched the whole thing with me! What a trip. Great cinematography, great wilderness!
Really appreciate that Jared! Even more so hearing that it was watchable enough to lure in your wife hahah
Spider web in the middle of the lake, on a log, is mindblowing!!
This never gets old! Keep it up! All I was thinking was surprise, a headwind, you must be bicycling!
Hahah it's what cyclists and paddlers have in common. Thanks IFD!
Great trip , Thank you for that. I needed that escapism considering all the turmoil going on in the world ....... 😕🇨🇦🇨🇦
Thanks a lot Darrell. Messed up and scary times
your night sky shots are awesome and Erin is such a trooper, she never complains no matter what happens. Marry that girl!!
''Oh my goodness here comes the swans!'' I laughed so hard!
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wow. Spectacular video!
Much appreciated Peter!
Still enjoyable second time around!
Thanks Kelly!
Thanks for posting this. It takes me back to when I was a Quetico ranger in 1984.
Excellent, thank you
The Eagles watching you are waiting to be fed..
My brother fed his first eagle on cowa Bay on the north east part of Kawnipi.
The eagle took light before the fish was out of his hand as he launched it on shore.
We recently fed an eagle 4 times in an hour on Crooked lake in Quetico.
My brother climbed out of the canoe while I filmed the eagle. He cut the fishes throat and started to climb into the canoe. The eagle dropped out of the tree and scooped up the fish 4 feet behind my brother.
The next two. He killed the fish then stepped back 5 ft and the eagle immediately swooped in. It even screetched "thank you".
The Falls chain is awesome .
Very well edited❤
I love to see the camp set up and you guys cooking putting your tent or AMOK up and making the fire cooking over the fire .just live the whole ball of wax . thanks guys for your hard work. Keep on filming the camping parts for sure
Really appreciate your feedback Michael!
I received my Lost Lakes hoodie today. I like it ! Compfy and soft :) Perfect for camping!
😁😁 Thank you so much for your support Eric!! 💚
She's tough as nails. She's a keeper!
fantastic trip, such rich beauty is available to pleasure the eyes. awesome caption of your outdoor experience!
Thanks a lot Dennis!
Golden and Gratifying is any and all posts from real and awesome people..... especially the straight up and honest, caregiving and beautiful people y'all are... Been to your Quetico before, but sad, Arthritis has taken me and attempting the once young and fun journey being there has turned into a life of living vicariously through your eyes and spirits may be all I have left.. Kudos you beautiful people for making me realize the beauty and one in nature your beautiful landscape and air y'all have.... don't lie , don't cheat and steal... treat others as you would treat them .. not a religious man but how I live thank you for letting me live through your eyes.......
We truly appreciate that Scotty 💚💚 It's tough to grow into those physical limitations, certainly something that I fear, so my heart goes out to you. Of course, there are many other things to enjoy and I guess they become the focus
My health has deteriorated too much over the last 5 years, and while in my youth, camping, fishing, and canoing, were a fav', the only way I can enjoy them now is thru your eyes/channel/camera, so I much appreciate it, ty!