luv that dagger katana... pricey but looks worth it for this type of river.. Watched this again a few months later and still amazed at the knowledge you have about the rivers and lakes around this Atlantic watershed. If your canoe paddling trips and Reubens kayaking in the northern woodlands don't inspire people to enjoy the Ontario outdoors then nothing will.
Cool. Did a portion of that this year between Opeepeesway and Rush on a loop. We ran that one set at 14:40, but portaged gear RL first. Didn't realize there was a RR trail too!
Ever consider doin the larder river canoe trip? Pretty sweet canoe trip , non operational provincial park great smallmouth pike and walleye fishing. Would make a awesome video
@@inseasonstudios I'm so happy to hear Peaks is just chillin, I can't believe some of the adventures he has been on with you, and I'm positive he loved every damn second of it! Extra pats for Peaks tonight. Cheers! - a fellow canoe tripper and his husky
Hi Dan. Thanks so much for posting this. This video is one of the only sources of info on the Wakami River that I can find online besides a trip report from 2003. I'm planning to try this route starting from Sultan and then heading up the Rush River to Rush Lake. Apparently, it might be tough work from Sultan down to Ridout Lake. Any reason why you didn't start at Sultan? Your video gives me a great idea of what to expect from the bridge to the confluence with the Opeepeesway which I ran two years ago. Any further information that you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I would strongly suggest a reliable whitewater canoe. I personally would not use a aluminum boat. This is not an easy trip. There's no portage trail at the lower end and the banks are high and rocky.
Underrated channel.
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Understated and underrated.
@@paulhoy Thanks for watching
luv that dagger katana... pricey but looks worth it for this type of river..
Watched this again a few months later and still amazed at the knowledge you have about the rivers and lakes around this Atlantic watershed. If your canoe paddling trips and Reubens kayaking in the northern woodlands don't inspire people to enjoy the Ontario outdoors then nothing will.
Good work wack. The music and narrative is perfect 👍
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Made my day. Glad to see your back
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Dan your videos are so inspiring, I needed this tonight thanks.
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That was awesome well made very scenic .good fishing good friend can't ask for more. Thanks for sharing
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Great trip, love those walleye!
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Yo Dan we used to skate together many years ago in Timmins glad to see you’re still following your passions 🤘😎🤘
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Howdy Pard - dang good to see ya back - i bin waitin lol -- dont see peaks - hope the ole boy is ok -- thanks agin
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Great video, thanks for sharing
Cool. Did a portion of that this year between Opeepeesway and Rush on a loop. We ran that one set at 14:40, but portaged gear RL first. Didn't realize there was a RR trail too!
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Ever consider doin the larder river canoe trip? Pretty sweet canoe trip , non operational provincial park great smallmouth pike and walleye fishing. Would make a awesome video
It is on the list but there's so many. Thanks for watching
awesome video Dan as always, where's Peaks?
Peaks is now 13 and retired, i am now training a new partner, thanks for watching, appreciate the comments.
@@inseasonstudios I'm so happy to hear Peaks is just chillin, I can't believe some of the adventures he has been on with you, and I'm positive he loved every damn second of it! Extra pats for Peaks tonight. Cheers! - a fellow canoe tripper and his husky
@@TOURduPARK I could be wrong but I think peaks is a alaskan malamute
Great video, keep them coming.
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We canoed the Wakimi loop back in the 70’s
Awesome I may get there one day. Thanks for watching
Thanks nice to see you wash your shirt good job great trip . Is that in the Chapleau area ? 🇨🇦👍
Yes between Foleyet and Chapleau. Thanks for watching
Hi Dan. Thanks so much for posting this. This video is one of the only sources of info on the Wakami River that I can find online besides a trip report from 2003. I'm planning to try this route starting from Sultan and then heading up the Rush River to Rush Lake. Apparently, it might be tough work from Sultan down to Ridout Lake. Any reason why you didn't start at Sultan? Your video gives me a great idea of what to expect from the bridge to the confluence with the Opeepeesway which I ran two years ago. Any further information that you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
They only reason I didn't start at Sultan was due to not having time. Still thinking about it.🤔
Thanks. I'll let you know how it goes for me!@@inseasonstudios
Great video, really enjoyed it. What time of year was that filmed? It looked pretty buggy and the water levels looked pretty good.
It was mid July it was buggy and the water levels was good. Thanks for watching
Great video. Solution to a burnt foot, leave your sandles at home !
I know this river up and down I live in sultan
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You should go back to the Tatachikapika River and see what the burned up forest looks like now,
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Nice, dang nice....
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Is the river (in general) passable in a very small aluminum boat?
I would strongly suggest a reliable whitewater canoe. I personally would not use a aluminum boat. This is not an easy trip. There's no portage trail at the lower end and the banks are high and rocky.