I sincerely hope you enjoyed it. I work hard on my editing. I believe I'm getting better every day. Time on task improves all. Thanks for watching! See you soon. On the next adventure. Best wishes.
What a great group of guys ! So cool that you all could find the time and the gumption to take on such an epic endeavor ! 100 miles in northern Ontario is no joke! looks like you guys did 15 miles per day plus portages! not bad! thx
Your calculations are accurate. It was extremely difficult although the camera doesn't effectively show how hard it truly was. All in all it was a wonderful trip. I may go back next year. Thanks for watching and as always best wishes.
Very much enjoyed this trip with you. I’m in the same boat as your storage guy. Too old to do a lot of portaging, but the spirit remains. Like you, don’t like eating bass but love the trout. (Smallmouth are still the most fun to catch, in my opinion.) looking forward to your next adventure.
Well Kevin I enjoyed each video that you posted of you and your friends experiencing the Great Algonquin Park and all that she has to offer. I'm shocked that you never got to see any Bear, Deer or Moose, you were in the prime location. Two years of planning paid off for you guys. Leaving behind your carvings was cool!
I was blessed to be able to visit your home province. It truly is a beautiful area. Very similar to Adirondack Park in New York. We did hear some wolves! That was cool!. May be back next year for another, shorter, visit. Have a wonderful week and thanks for watching.
@@kevinthewanderingwoodchuck2586 I'll be looking forward in seeing them videos as well,,,,,,,what am I saying,,,,I watch all your videos. LOL Take care my friend.
no matter how may video’s I watch of Algonquin, everyone of them are awesome. My Hornbeck is still my go to boat, thanks to you Kevin. Keep on Rock’n. I bet the drive home was harder than any one day on the lake, huh?
The drive home was awful! 😆 A bunch of sweaty dudes packed in a car for 9 hrs! I should have rode home on the roof with the boats! Thanks for watching my friend. Best wishes.
It was hard filming "on the fly" it'd certainly easier when it's just yourself. No second chance to re-take a shot out there. It worked out fine though. Have a wonderful weekend my friend! Stay in the woods.
We really enjoyed your series. Was this the first time you were up in Algonquin? Also what is it that you were using for a fire starter. Thanks for a great watch
This was my first time in Algonquin. God willing it's not my last. In the planning stages of another (smaller) trip next year focusing on the wonderful fishing opportunities there. As far as the fire starter goes. It something that my Dad tought me many years ago. I made a video on it and how to make it. Here's the link... th-cam.com/video/6GVzyCzc5tI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AIzFWQRUuBwaX4XN
Thanks for another great video!
I sincerely hope you enjoyed it. I work hard on my editing. I believe I'm getting better every day. Time on task improves all. Thanks for watching! See you soon. On the next adventure. Best wishes.
What a great group of guys ! So cool that you all could find the time and the gumption to take on such an epic endeavor ! 100 miles in northern Ontario is no joke! looks like you guys did 15 miles per day plus portages! not bad! thx
Your calculations are accurate. It was extremely difficult although the camera doesn't effectively show how hard it truly was. All in all it was a wonderful trip. I may go back next year. Thanks for watching and as always best wishes.
Very much enjoyed this trip with you. I’m in the same boat as your storage guy. Too old to do a lot of portaging, but the spirit remains. Like you, don’t like eating bass but love the trout. (Smallmouth are still the most fun to catch, in my opinion.) looking forward to your next adventure.
Well Kevin I enjoyed each video that you posted of you and your friends experiencing the Great Algonquin Park and all that she has to offer. I'm shocked that you never got to see any Bear, Deer or Moose, you were in the prime location. Two years of planning paid off for you guys. Leaving behind your carvings was cool!
I was blessed to be able to visit your home province. It truly is a beautiful area. Very similar to Adirondack Park in New York. We did hear some wolves! That was cool!. May be back next year for another, shorter, visit. Have a wonderful week and thanks for watching.
@@kevinthewanderingwoodchuck2586 I'll be looking forward in seeing them videos as well,,,,,,,what am I saying,,,,I watch all your videos. LOL Take care my friend.
no matter how may video’s I watch of Algonquin, everyone of them are awesome. My Hornbeck is still my go to boat, thanks to you Kevin. Keep on Rock’n. I bet the drive home was harder than any one day on the lake, huh?
The drive home was awful! 😆 A bunch of sweaty dudes packed in a car for 9 hrs! I should have rode home on the roof with the boats! Thanks for watching my friend. Best wishes.
Epic trip man ! So glad you took the time to film, edit and share. Very enjoyable my friend. Cheers !
It was hard filming "on the fly" it'd certainly easier when it's just yourself. No second chance to re-take a shot out there. It worked out fine though. Have a wonderful weekend my friend! Stay in the woods.
We really enjoyed your series. Was this the first time you were up in Algonquin? Also what is it that you were using for a fire starter. Thanks for a great watch
This was my first time in Algonquin. God willing it's not my last. In the planning stages of another (smaller) trip next year focusing on the wonderful fishing opportunities there. As far as the fire starter goes. It something that my Dad tought me many years ago.
I made a video on it and how to make it. Here's the link... th-cam.com/video/6GVzyCzc5tI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AIzFWQRUuBwaX4XN
I will give that a try. we usually use dryer lint on trips and at home for our fires