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It looks beautiful

I wish more solo canoeists would do long-form videos like this. Really enjoyed it. Beautifully shot, the right music. Really felt the emotional highs and lows of the trip come through.

Where is your life jacket dummy.

Next time go in at mudro and go up Horse river. Much quicker and no tow charges.

Beautiful waters

That’s awesome, that’s definitely on the bucket list !! I bet it was so peaceful a the the fresh air !!

Brother, you were in the Garden of Eden of this fallen world. So beautiful, so peaceful. So real. Can’t wait to come back.

No matter where we live in this country...we have quiet places like this that only we know about...we are blessed my friend...another great video...loved it...peace!

One day, I will step on American soil, one day I will visit America

Beautiful 😊😊

This was really well done!!You captured the real feeling of a canoe trip. I still can’t get over the size of Basswood. Been on it several times. Looking forward to some new videos.

Love your channel Bud ! One of my favorites. IM SUBBED 2X on each of my accounts. Amazing how similar the landscapes on your small rivers and ponds remind me of where I live in Southern MA where we have the ocean but no mountains... BTW the opening you did for your Quetico trip was absolutely bad ass and one of the best openings for a video of any kind I have seen! Love it ! Go get em Bud !!

Second one of your videos I've watched today. I enjoyed both of them. You have some beautiful country up there too. One thing I noticed is apparently people abandon a lot of boats there lol

Good video! I love finding secluded places like that. We have quite a few here in West Virginia

Nice

Nice……..

Just found your channel...great video!👍👍

Your trip was great, I have always wanted to go on a Quetico trip, and I enjoyed your trip and washed all of it, any guy that can take a 17-foot aluminum canoe and portage as much as you did has my respect. That canoe has to weigh at least 85 lbs, dam son, LOL you had it happeing.. I also want to ask you if I can get a copy of your maps you have me wanting to make a trip in that area as well/ I live in Arizona, Gilbert, and most of my life was in Montatna, not a stranger to tripping lakes and rivers. Not sure how to do that on the maps? Let me knows what works for you. Thanks Mel

will you be getting a lighter canoe next trip? lol

thank you for a great ride! i especially appreciate your human authenticity. Most of these videos are full of chest thumping, testerone overloads, dappled with desguised advertisements for sponsors or want to have sponsors!

he showed himself Because you were in harmony that morning.

I really enjoyed watching your videos, Excellent trip! Thanks for the inspiration!

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Need to learn kilometers and meters. that feet, miles, 1/8, 1/16 crap is no good. Good show!

Turning around from the half way point is always a downer. I know exactly how you feel brother.

The best thing about going solo is you get to decide the schedule and everyone listens to you.

The biggest danger up there is slipping on a rock or twisting your ankle. You are right: you must be aware of every step every day. One false move and your trip is over. Now consider you are half way into the park and you bust yourself up too bad to move… and before there were Zoleos. Imagine how many steps Dorothy Molter was aware of over her life of living on Knife Lake.

A Christian doesn’t use the LORD’s name in vain, nor his son’s name. Why don’t Heathens use the name of one of their false gods if they don’t believe?

The sounds of the water hitting the canoe is a sound you never forget, just like the sound of a mosquito buzzing your ear, but for opposite reasons.

I like you because you are honest with your experiences. You express what I’ve felt many times up there. “I’m declaring this ‘one of my spots.” I love these videos you made.

first! bring on the adventures!

What does that friggin' canoe weigh? Great job. Very nice videos. I only come for the fishing!

Sherpas are laborers in nepal/tibet who help climbers up the tall parks.

Great series! Editing is top notch

God, Jesus and Christ. Sounds like you know them personally 🤔?

Brother, at what falls/portage were you from time 2:08 to 2:38 in this video? I think I’ve been there.

Have you been up there before? You seem to have found your way around fairly proficiently, as if you had.

How many memory cards in your GoPro did it take to record this entire trip?

When you were in Conmee lake, you were right where the three Memory Lane portages come in and where the four Death March Portages start, going over to Delahey Lake. I haven’t crossed them yet but plan to one day. I did the Cache lake portage in 1993 and it took all day.

That mosquito buzzing sound is ingrained in my mind.

I use banging pots and pans and I sing on the portages - that’s certain to drive off any bears or moose

If you are American, it’s “portage.” If you are of the Canadian, it’s “por taaaajh”

Try a Kevlar canoe the next time, much lighter

Did you have to contend with ticks on this trip?

What a beautiful sunset you captured in this video. Thank you.

It’s is the portages and the paddling that get you into shape up there, and the fresh air and water and fish help a lot too

If you have a longer Stern Painter (cord tied to the back of the canoe) you can tie it to a rock and then use it to anchor you in a fixed place over the bay to hold you in place

You shouldn’t stow your fishing gear ever. On a portage it can go inside the canoe and be held in place with bungee cords

Things could be worse. It took me all day to cross that 2 mile portage into cache lake and it was raining. Then it was nearly dark and I couldn’t see any campsites. I had to put up my tent in the rain. My rain suit was wet. My tent was wet. It’s bad when you have to put on wet shoes or wet pants in the morning. That fire and a dry bed is vital.

I feel your anguish brother. I feel it every single time I go up there, because you are correct, we never know if we will be back. GOD willing we will. GOD bless you brother. You have a smilier spirit to me. That part made me tear up something fierce at work, where I’m listening to your videos.