I’ve said it on your channel before, but it bears being said again: I have NO IDEA how your channel doesn’t have at least 1M-plus subscribers. The scope of the adventures you undertake, combined with the quality of the filmmaking/storytelling make for an extremely entertaining experience. Hey, algorithm! Throw these guys a bone!
Four of us (two canoes) paddled the Thelon River from Whitefish Lake to Baker Lake in the 60's. A wild and beautiful trip. Now 90 this year with tons of memories. I envy you guys.
Bill thx for sharing your memory of that, my Dad flew float planes and ski plane's in the 50's through the 90's all over the western arctic there are some unsolved mysteries up north like Johnny Bourassa and others
in over 50 years of canoe and kayak trips I've paddled many places. But you guys know how to choose meaningful epic voyages, inject relatable history AND make me feel like I'm along there with you day by day, through bad weather and worse weather. So good! Keep up the good work. Your episodes stand out from the rest.
One year ago i was very sick in hospital with Covid watching Flow to James Bay. I seriously know that you guys had a hand in my recovery and helping maintain my mental stability. Forever thanks. Been back on the water myself too since, so MANY MANY THANKS. Martin Booth. ❤️➕🥕🥕
@@NorthernScavenger Yes it must be, such an illustrious name.... I notice you are not using the famous waterproof trousers this trip... Keep paddling brothers! Martin Booth, London, England,
Great video I like it say best video ever I watch TH-cam videos for 10 years every day your video and Steve Perry videos are the best Steve talks about photography.
I found this channel last year when it was linked from another popular Canadian adventure channel. Every time I watch videos on these channels the one thing that brings memories flooding back is the sound of mosquitos buzzing around the microphones....funny in a lot of ways but that one sound gets me almost teary eyed. This summer will be my 32nd and 33rd trip into the wilderness of western Ontario. These are fishing trips and while we don't canoe when we were younger we portaged 12ft aluminum boats. We now take ourselves down an old logging road and out onto an island for a week. I have seen other humans twice in all these trips. I have shared memories with my spouse, in-laws, nephews, friends and, most importantly, three very special people who made over twenty trips together. Time has reduced our numbers by two but for the past six years the two of us take a trip alone. Why? Because in quiet times we can still hear the four of us laugh, curse, and sometimes even slapping those "dam skeets". Thanks so very much for bringing back so many memories :-)
I was wondering what I was going to be watching on TH-cam today now I know … your epic journey! I’ve been living vicariously through several other channels on outdoor adventures in Canada. I’ve really enjoyed them and now I’ve found this channel. Thank you for sharing this awesome expedition with your colleagues.
This was the best spent six hours in a long time. What an adventure. It makes my own trips in the nearby lakes here in Sweden seem small, but I guess we share the love of nature and adventure. Thank you!
Noah, great to see you and Alex on another wilderness trip. And this time, joined by two brothers, Graham (tree planter and musician) and Kyle (lawyer). While quite a mixture of backgrounds, all share the love of the outdoors and the need to explore. Thanks for sharing these adventures.
As someone who has worked on the East Arm of Great Slave Lake since 2008 I have heard many amazing stories from the Natives in Lutselk'e about Pike's Portage and Artillery Lake - there are some MASSIVE Lake trout in that lake!! Many famous and historical people have traversed that Portage and area - Helge Ingstad wrote an amazing account of his travels all throughout that area and his book "The Land of Feast and Famine" is a GREAT Read!! Love the video you put together!
You have no idea how much I have been waiting for this post. The Barrenlands are beautiful. The trout were huge. I’m so happy for you guys to be out together again in such incredible terrain. Looking forward to next. ❤
@Greg Soto Hey Greg. I just checked Netflix and your right it's now gone. But I checked and it's on TH-cam as is the sequence . Have a gander..it's there
Four polite guys on an epic adventure, clean language (mostly--you can work on that!), courtesy and 'let's get it done' attitude. Very Canadian! Good job. I'm subscribed.
This is just the kind of adventure that is exciting, inspiring, interesting and just awesome. So happy I found this channel. Thank you for the informational tidbits along the way. Blessings
I will be humming your tune all season as I slog through the forest with canoe overhead. Those lines spoke to my soul... "I portaged a lot. I don't want to do that any more. But that's a lie, because I'll keep doing it. Because that's how memories are made." - Great start to the series!
I just discovered this series and i'm on number two and it is amazing. You guys are way fun to travel with and I really appreciate the geologic information it is amazing. I know your journey's over but mine has just begun so excited. God bless you guys as you visit an amazing creation that not many see. Thanks for sharing
Oh. my. God. This is fantastic. ❤ I am so grateful to be on another vicarious adventure with Northern Scavenger. Excellent filming, warm connections among kindred spirits, and those fish!!!
So many youtube videos I simply watch to enjoy seeing the content. These films produced by you guys are ones I actually feel like I'm being transported to the landscape. Much respect and gratitude for your efforts.
Yes!!!! Love the evolution of yr adventures with portage, canoeing, mosquitoes and sceneries from 1st episode to last! Amazing first episode! Can't wait for next one!!
Thanks guys, awesome camera work and cinematography, historical context from both a western and indigenous culture perspective, cool tunes and wicked scenery. Thanks for taking us along. High Five to the editing team. Looking forward to the next episodes.
Bravo boys, bravo! 👏👏👏How you capture the feel and emotion of the trip along with the breathtaking scenery is outstanding! Can't wait for the next episode. Oh, and the song and guitar at the end was awesome!
Great to see the “boys back on the portage trails “. We appreciate the learning your trips present to the viewers. Great stuff. Looking forward to the next episode.
Loved it. I have always been fascinated by great bear and great slave lake. Giant bodies of water in the middle of nowhere. Than watching the alone season at great slave lake really made me want to visit. Thanks for sharing this trip and all the great content you share!
You guys are a true inspiration. Love the Arctic, and i hits me how similar this region is to my home turf here in Scandinavia. I live in the northern parts and it feels like walking in my own area. Things that differ is the cliffs and that this area you are in has more water. But other than that, mosquitoes is just as bad.. ;) We even share this mythical creature Musk ox.. Also, i love that you pay tribute and respect to the Indigenous people that roam this land. You guys are awesome, thank you for sharing! As always!
Pressed the send button mistakenly. Anyway I’m thrilled to be a part of this adventure. Great content, scenery, science, history and respect. Helps make this looooong Alaskan winter easier to get through. Safe travels. Bruce from AK
I'm so excited to see this series of videos. This kind of thing was not available for us to see twenty years ago. Thank you for your efforts in making this
I've been waiting so long for your next adventure! I literally think of this gang when scrolling Sunday mornings with my coffee in hand watching all my favs. Thanks for posting. I literally said 'Yeah!!' when I saw your thumbnail.
Welcome back! Hope everyone is doing well. This is going to be an incredible documentary. I'm already stoked about the fishing. Thank you for sharing,!
I grew up in the NWT and love seeing when people make the trip up to visit. truly some of the most untouched wilderness in the world. awesome vid cant wait to see more
Every other channel is filler waiting for these epic series. I have been checking in on the channel for weeks waiting for this to drop, and not disappointed. Much love from the other side of the Atlantic. Looking forward to ep2.
I’ve said it on your channel before, but it bears being said again: I have NO IDEA how your channel doesn’t have at least 1M-plus subscribers. The scope of the adventures you undertake, combined with the quality of the filmmaking/storytelling make for an extremely entertaining experience.
Hey, algorithm! Throw these guys a bone!
Yes. Couldn't have said it better.
Holy shit I know they are still a very much hidden gem u fortunately. Let’s help spread the word with friends and on reddit!
Heck yeah!!! The time has arrived!! Let the EPICNESS commence!!
Yes sir you got that right !
Four of us (two canoes) paddled the Thelon River from Whitefish Lake to Baker Lake in the 60's. A wild and beautiful trip. Now 90 this year with tons of memories. I envy you guys.
Bill thx for sharing your memory of that, my Dad flew float planes and ski plane's in the 50's through the 90's all over the western arctic there are some unsolved mysteries up north like Johnny Bourassa and others
ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN👌👌👌
Some great film making so cinematic at the start of each day
in over 50 years of canoe and kayak trips I've paddled many places. But you guys know how to choose meaningful epic voyages, inject relatable history AND make me feel like I'm along there with you day by day, through bad weather and worse weather. So good! Keep up the good work. Your episodes stand out from the rest.
One year ago i was very sick in hospital with Covid watching Flow to James Bay. I seriously know that you guys had a hand in my recovery and helping maintain my mental stability. Forever thanks. Been back on the water myself too since, so MANY MANY THANKS. Martin Booth. ❤️➕🥕🥕
Wow, that's great. It must be the Booth connection
@@NorthernScavenger Yes it must be, such an illustrious name.... I notice you are not using the famous waterproof trousers this trip... Keep paddling brothers! Martin Booth, London, England,
Thanks for the added Geologist narrative Noah. Excellent series thank you.
I’m all hunkered down lads. Let’s go on a classic, Canadian adventure!
Thank you for the very beautiful picture thanks you ❣️❣️🇹🇭
Thanks for a great film.
This is outstanding! Best of the best!!
Great video I like it say best video ever I watch TH-cam videos for 10 years every day your video and Steve Perry videos are the best Steve talks about photography.
FANTASTIC....Wednesday's just got awesome again....giddy up!
I found this channel last year when it was linked from another popular Canadian adventure channel. Every time I watch videos on these channels the one thing that brings memories flooding back is the sound of mosquitos buzzing around the microphones....funny in a lot of ways but that one sound gets me almost teary eyed.
This summer will be my 32nd and 33rd trip into the wilderness of western Ontario. These are fishing trips and while we don't canoe when we were younger we portaged 12ft aluminum boats. We now take ourselves down an old logging road and out onto an island for a week. I have seen other humans twice in all these trips. I have shared memories with my spouse, in-laws, nephews, friends and, most importantly, three very special people who made over twenty trips together. Time has reduced our numbers by two but for the past six years the two of us take a trip alone. Why? Because in quiet times we can still hear the four of us laugh, curse, and sometimes even slapping those "dam skeets".
Thanks so very much for bringing back so many memories :-)
James you nailed it. The memories made on wilderness trips never fade. Cheers
Would have loved to trek Canada and Alaska across right at the tree line.
Would have been such an interesting and amazing experience.
I was wondering what I was going to be watching on TH-cam today now I know … your epic journey! I’ve been living vicariously through several other channels on outdoor adventures in Canada. I’ve really enjoyed them and now I’ve found this channel. Thank you for sharing this awesome expedition with your colleagues.
Amazing adventure guys!
"Pike Place' coffee on Pike's Portage....nice touch!
Good brew!
Been waiting for this!
Wow!!! Thanks Xander for the great suggestion to the this channel… Big new huge fan here!!! I absolutely love content like yours!!!! 😊
I’ve been patiently waiting for this. Thanks for inspiring a generation of canoe lovers and trippers lads!
LEGENDARY! Well done boys!
This was the best spent six hours in a long time. What an adventure. It makes my own trips in the nearby lakes here in Sweden seem small, but I guess we share the love of nature and adventure. Thank you!
Thanks for joining us on this one. You're right, we all share that love
Whiskey brûlée! It’s great seeing the crew that you build every season Noah. Stoked for every episode. Cheers eh!
Bravo les gars …juste incroyable…wow
Noah, great to see you and Alex on another wilderness trip. And this time, joined by two brothers, Graham (tree planter and musician) and Kyle (lawyer). While quite a mixture of backgrounds, all share the love of the outdoors and the need to explore. Thanks for sharing these adventures.
EPIC EPIC EPIC - NO other way to describe this. True riches boys, these experiences will be yours FOREVER.
These films should have a like for every viewer! Amazing work and stories, excited to watch the series.
As someone who has worked on the East Arm of Great Slave Lake since 2008 I have heard many amazing stories from the Natives in Lutselk'e about Pike's Portage and Artillery Lake - there are some MASSIVE Lake trout in that lake!! Many famous and historical people have traversed that Portage and area - Helge Ingstad wrote an amazing account of his travels all throughout that area and his book "The Land of Feast and Famine" is a GREAT Read!! Love the video you put together!
Thanks for posting !
You have no idea how much I have been waiting for this post. The Barrenlands are beautiful. The trout were huge. I’m so happy for you guys to be out together again in such incredible terrain. Looking forward to next. ❤
Speaking of Barrenlands have you watched the Canadian movie on Netflix called "Lost on the Barrens" I've watched it 4 times now its that good.
@@Doreana48501 Just searched - not there.
@Greg Soto Hey Greg. I just checked Netflix and your right it's now gone. But I checked and it's on TH-cam as is the sequence . Have a gander..it's there
The Barrenland Grizzly is large as well.
Four polite guys on an epic adventure, clean language (mostly--you can work on that!), courtesy and 'let's get it done' attitude. Very Canadian! Good job. I'm subscribed.
Welcome to the north. I've been fortunate working for and with whom they shared their land experiences ❤ Can't wait to see the following episodes.
cant wait to watch the next video
Outstanding! Thank you for sharing
Welcome back boys! Keep doing what your doing, these videos inspire the masses to adventure and live life to the fullest.
Awesome guys, great seeing a trip in my neck of the woods. Beauty fish!!
Have been looking forward to this and not disappointed. It’s going to be another amazing series.
Finally! Your like brothers that I havn't heard from in a long time. Much younger brothers. Love this.
A muskox on day 2…how unbelievable is that! Can’t wait to see more of that awesome trip!
Always a pleasure watching y'all get up to some rad stuff.
Whoa! I follow several others but this is a hidden gem. I’m looking forward to seeing this trip progress. Amazing scenery. Love this!
This is just the kind of adventure that is exciting, inspiring, interesting and just awesome. So happy I found this channel. Thank you for the informational tidbits along the way. Blessings
Holy Fishies!!
🎉 been waiting a long time cheers!!
I will be humming your tune all season as I slog through the forest with canoe overhead. Those lines spoke to my soul... "I portaged a lot. I don't want to do that any more. But that's a lie, because I'll keep doing it. Because that's how memories are made." - Great start to the series!
Great adventure!
Spectacular lads as always. Scenery is absolutely stunning. Can’t wait to see more.😘
I just discovered this series and i'm on number two and it is amazing. You guys are way fun to travel with and I really appreciate the geologic information it is amazing. I know your journey's over but mine has just begun so excited. God bless you guys as you visit an amazing creation that not many see. Thanks for sharing
Oh. my. God. This is fantastic. ❤ I am so grateful to be on another vicarious adventure with Northern Scavenger. Excellent filming, warm connections among kindred spirits, and those fish!!!
💚
I literally just read about this trip in Canadian Geographic
So many youtube videos I simply watch to enjoy seeing the content. These films produced by you guys are ones I actually feel like I'm being transported to the landscape. Much respect and gratitude for your efforts.
Echoing a very similar sentiment...WELCOME BACK! Looking forward to sharing in this next epic adventure. Wish all well.
Awesome trip! I can’t wait to watch the rest of it!
Yes!!!! Love the evolution of yr adventures with portage, canoeing, mosquitoes and sceneries from 1st episode to last!
Amazing first episode! Can't wait for next one!!
2:42 in and you arent on the ground yet. But i have to say…awesome!!! You boys got guts! I cant wait to see this!!!
Thanks guys, awesome camera work and cinematography, historical context from both a western and indigenous culture perspective, cool tunes and wicked scenery. Thanks for taking us along. High Five to the editing team. Looking forward to the next episodes.
Thanks, Mike
So happy for a new season! It always feels so great when you drop these at the end of a long cold winter. You are real inspirations to so many of us!
great first episode , been waiting patiently
Bravo boys, bravo! 👏👏👏How you capture the feel and emotion of the trip along with the breathtaking scenery is outstanding! Can't wait for the next episode. Oh, and the song and guitar at the end was awesome!
Outstanding Ep.1 !! Love your expedition videos and my god, that 35 pound lake trout!!! Bravo!
Great to see the “boys back on the portage trails “. We appreciate the learning your trips present to the viewers. Great stuff. Looking forward to the next episode.
Once again you boys have created a video which is amazing both in content and your production skills. Best channel on TH-cam!!
Loved it. I have always been fascinated by great bear and great slave lake. Giant bodies of water in the middle of nowhere. Than watching the alone season at great slave lake really made me want to visit. Thanks for sharing this trip and all the great content you share!
Looking forward...
You guys are a true inspiration. Love the Arctic, and i hits me how similar this region is to my home turf here in Scandinavia. I live in the northern parts and it feels like walking in my own area. Things that differ is the cliffs and that this area you are in has more water. But other than that, mosquitoes is just as bad.. ;) We even share this mythical creature Musk ox.. Also, i love that you pay tribute and respect to the Indigenous people that roam this land. You guys are awesome, thank you for sharing! As always!
Been waiting for this all winter. So pumped it is finally here. Can't wait for the epic fishing moments.
I'm so stoked to watch this !
Great, great, great, very looking forward to the rest of the series.
Noah you are a walking encyclopedia. Well done buddy.
Worth waiting for. Looking forward to the next installment.
once again a totally awesome show fantastic scenery you guys rock the tundra Keep the shows coming.
Your adventures are so amazing...Thanks for taking us along
Wow that fish was huge! 😳
Can't wait for the next episode!
Great to have you guys back. "The Boys are Back in the Boats again". Looking forward to the next episode.
Beautiful shots! Love it
Awesome!! Anxiously awaiting the next episode!!
I waited patiently for this to drop and I'm not disappointed. I'm looking forward to the next episode already.
This was awesome!
And they are back!!! Yayyyy!!! Lovely just lovely!! Love this! Thank you!👍👍👍
Pressed the send button mistakenly. Anyway I’m thrilled to be a part of this adventure. Great content, scenery, science, history and respect. Helps make this looooong Alaskan winter easier to get through. Safe travels. Bruce from AK
Looking forward to seeing all of your videos . Travel safely !
All I have been waiting for guys guys. This is amazing .
I’m only 9 minutes in and already totally stoked for this series. You guys never disappoint 😊
Crazy cool, stunning stunning scenery… well done boys
Yessssss!! There will be some epic drone shots!
Been looking so forward to this Noah.
Yahoo! The Scavengers are back!!!
So waiting for this !! Thank you for the adventure…
I'm so excited to see this series of videos. This kind of thing was not available for us to see twenty years ago. Thank you for your efforts in making this
I've been waiting so long for your next adventure! I literally think of this gang when scrolling Sunday mornings with my coffee in hand watching all my favs. Thanks for posting. I literally said 'Yeah!!' when I saw your thumbnail.
haha, that's awesome. Thanks, Julie
What an awesome start to a great video series.
Nice lake trout for sure Noah.
Thanks again for taking us along on your magnificent adventure.
Cheers
Gonna be a banger! Was waiting for this one
Welcome back! Hope everyone is doing well. This is going to be an incredible documentary. I'm already stoked about the fishing. Thank you for sharing,!
Great video guys ! Northern Scavenger has become one of my favorite channels over the last few years. Looking forward to the rest of the series !
Been patiently waiting for these episodes to drop! Well done! Love the monster fish and the uke playing at the end of the video is absolutely perfect!
I have waited since the summer for this 6 part series. Keep it up!! Love your videos!!
I grew up in the NWT and love seeing when people make the trip up to visit. truly some of the most untouched wilderness in the world. awesome vid cant wait to see more
This is a great start to the series! Felt my heart racing when you guys hooked into those nice lake trout. Can’t wait for the next episode!
Every other channel is filler waiting for these epic series. I have been checking in on the channel for weeks waiting for this to drop, and not disappointed. Much love from the other side of the Atlantic. Looking forward to ep2.