Great video! Glad you recovered and tackled your project again. Love your adventuring spirit ... cutting new trails and finding old ones to access special places!
Thanks Brian! Honestly, its like adventure OCD, LOL. I could do easier trips but I just cant help myself trying to access places that are seldom traveled. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Bruce! I was quite unsure of this video as it had some good parts and some not so good. Its hard to know when there's too much editing. Really glad the flow of the story worked out. Thanks for watching!
I totally agree. It's one of the reasons why I'm doing these video's. Everyone has this idea Sask is nothing but prairie, but its so much more. Thanks for watching!!!
Hey! Great to see you out on the water Tyler👍 Awesome looking trip, bonus some portages were already done. You know here in Ontario we lip those 😂 Take care Tyler🍻
Marc! thanks for checking out the new vid! I still have to finish off your new one. Ya, was surprised a bit by the portages, it sure helped they were still intact. LOL....I know!!!! I though of you when I was editing the video and was wondering if you were going to make a comment about lipping pike! Too funny!!!!! Cheers stud! 🍻🍻
Thanks PGP. I don't have too many to post but I'll post what I have. Looking forward to what you have in store! Hope you and had some awesome paddling this year!
Ya...it looks like it hit the guard rail and caught fire! Crazy eh?! Glad you enjoyed the vid! I love that lake and want to go back ....but there is just too much to explore in Saskatchewan. Some Day.......Cheers!🍻
Thanks Larry, LOL...no wine this time....finding as I'm getting older the booze is affecting me to much. So I wait till after the trip so I can keep my energy up for all the cutting I usually do. Thanks for watching!
Mark! Glad you made it through the Rona as well! Thanks for the encouragement. Making these vids are a ton of work for little gain so I appreciate the positive vibes. It makes it worthwhile. Cheers! 🍻
This is awesome, so glad you are sharing it. Definitely a hidden gem. Really digging your creative shots from the different angles and how you frame the different scenes. Great job my man.
@@puddlejumper-sk thanks, no trip videos but I do have a bike review coming out soon lol. Have to get back at adding content but your vids are sure inspiring me.
Excellent video mate, getting into those backcountry lakes that most don't have the opportunity to get to are our favourite, we are glad you were able to hook into a few fish.
Thanks guys! Ya Saskatchewan is a place where you can paddle for weeks and you wont see a soul. LOL.....I always get a kick when get a message from someone I'm subscribe to. Thanks for watching!
Greetings from Saskatchewan! Thanks for checking the video out. Apparently the plane was there just to open up the outpost. The fisherman flew in later, though they avoided me the whole time I was there.👍 Cheers!🍻🍻
Gil! Thank you and hope you had a great summer of paddling! They don't sell it anymore but it's the Gerber Professional Gator Machete. I find its great to use on small stuff around 2 inch's in diameter or less. What I was trying to cut in the video was a little to big to that tool but is doable. Thanks for watching!
Hey, thanks for dropping a line. The weather reports said that the wind was going to be coming out of the East. I hate being exposed to the wind so I was determined to get a west facing campsite sheltered from that east wind. Cheers!
I live in the states. I don't think I could just leave my vehicle in a gravel pit. With the private property issues down here it might not be there when I pull out. Do you know who owns the gravel pit? Is it the SK road dept? or a logging company?
Ya the Sask government (Department of Highways) would own the gravel pit. Once you get into northern Saskatchewan the government owns most of the land. So its a bit of a free for all. Unless there's something posted I assume its all good and use it at your own risk. Thanks for Watching!
I live in Sask and will warn you that leaving your vehicle unattended in northern sask is NOT recommended. Unless you enjoy dealing with insurance companies..
Wow your video work is getting amazing. I hope you have more in store for us to shorten the winter.
Great video! Glad you recovered and tackled your project again. Love your adventuring spirit ... cutting new trails and finding old ones to access special places!
Thanks Brian! Honestly, its like adventure OCD, LOL. I could do easier trips but I just cant help myself trying to access places that are seldom traveled. Thanks for watching!
Good story telling, editing had a good feel to it. Thanks for the back story and the first part
Thanks Bruce! I was quite unsure of this video as it had some good parts and some not so good. Its hard to know when there's too much editing. Really glad the flow of the story worked out. Thanks for watching!
Great stuff again Tyler. Northern Saskatchewan is a gem most people don’t even realize exists. Thanks for sharing.
I totally agree. It's one of the reasons why I'm doing these video's. Everyone has this idea Sask is nothing but prairie, but its so much more. Thanks for watching!!!
Hey! Great to see you out on the water Tyler👍 Awesome looking trip, bonus some portages were already done. You know here in Ontario we lip those 😂
Take care Tyler🍻
Marc! thanks for checking out the new vid! I still have to finish off your new one. Ya, was surprised a bit by the portages, it sure helped they were still intact.
LOL....I know!!!! I though of you when I was editing the video and was wondering if you were going to make a comment about lipping pike! Too funny!!!!!
Cheers stud! 🍻🍻
@@puddlejumper-sk there was no way I would let that opportunity slip by 🤣
Hey, I am from the himalayas. It is an interesting perspective of life. Though we are thousands of miles away but the basic methods remain the same.
Hello, yes it is interesting! I'll have to check out exactly what you guys do. Thanks for watching!
This video has me pumped for first ice trout fishing !!!
Me too, bud me too!
Great video as always 👌
I'm glad you conquered this trip this year! Looking forward to seeing all your 2022 adventures.
Thanks PGP. I don't have too many to post but I'll post what I have. Looking forward to what you have in store! Hope you and had some awesome paddling this year!
Hello from Regina! Absolutely gorgeous scenery in your videos. New subscriber!!!
Awesome! Thanks for the sub and thanks for checking out the vids!
Nice post, as always.
Thanks, I'm working to get better. Just wish the North wasn't so far away then I would have more content. Thanks for watching!
The stripped truck shell on the side of the road was interesting. Nice looking site & nice catching pike. Looking forward to watching part II.
Ya...it looks like it hit the guard rail and caught fire! Crazy eh?! Glad you enjoyed the vid! I love that lake and want to go back ....but there is just too much to explore in Saskatchewan. Some Day.......Cheers!🍻
"O ya baby!" 😊
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Hello, and Welcome back. Nice. Thanks for sharing. Wine with the steak, and potatoes? May your flask be full.
Thanks Larry, LOL...no wine this time....finding as I'm getting older the booze is affecting me to much. So I wait till after the trip so I can keep my energy up for all the cutting I usually do. Thanks for watching!
Good to see your videos again ! They are getting better and how cool was it to see a black bear with 3 Cubs. Keep up the adventures.
Hell ya Gerski. The Black Bears were totally cool, there's another Bear in the next vid too. Cheers!🍻
Tyler, my man! Glad you got through the 'Rona, she got me too. Really super stoked that you are posting more adventures!!
Mark! Glad you made it through the Rona as well! Thanks for the encouragement. Making these vids are a ton of work for little gain so I appreciate the positive vibes. It makes it worthwhile. Cheers! 🍻
This is awesome, so glad you are sharing it. Definitely a hidden gem. Really digging your creative shots from the different angles and how you frame the different scenes. Great job my man.
Thanks!....I had the time to a bit more creative since I wasn't moving camp everyday. Hope to see a new trip from you soon!
@@puddlejumper-sk thanks, no trip videos but I do have a bike review coming out soon lol. Have to get back at adding content but your vids are sure inspiring me.
@@ride-paddle-repeat Ya man. I enjoyed your Temagami Video. Hope you have more trips planed for this next year!
Excellent video mate, getting into those backcountry lakes that most don't have the opportunity to get to are our favourite, we are glad you were able to hook into a few fish.
Thanks guys! Ya Saskatchewan is a place where you can paddle for weeks and you wont see a soul. LOL.....I always get a kick when get a message from someone I'm subscribe to. Thanks for watching!
I'm sharing this one to my Facebook feed. SK backcountry is great!!
Awesome, glad you enjoyed it! Doing another trip sorta like it this year. Thanks for sharing it!!!
Ha, slew shark! Was waiting for that. No snot rockets in that lake yet? Great video, I’ll catch part 2 tomorrow.
LOL....too many slough sharks on this trip! I'm working on the snot rockets! Thanks for watching!
Greetings from Norway. Really enjoyed this video! Top moment was how you reacted when that plane landed😅.
Greetings from Saskatchewan! Thanks for checking the video out. Apparently the plane was there just to open up the outpost. The fisherman flew in later, though they avoided me the whole time I was there.👍 Cheers!🍻🍻
Awsome video.... really enjoy your videos
Thanks Shane! Thanks for watching.
Loving your videos man!!
Thanks Steve! Glad you're enjoying them! Thanks for the comment. Cheers🍻
Great Channel man! Love you content! I live in Saskatoon, hope to check this out one day!
Thanks Tao! If you need any trip notes or GPS info just email me at puddle_jumper_sk@outlook.com.
4:36 What the name of that kick ass folding saw? Enjoying the top shelf content!
That is the Silky Katanaboy 500....frickin love that saw. If you want a smaller version, the Silky Big Boy is kick ass too.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video! It is great to see your tenacious spirit. What were you using to cut that portage trail?
Gil!
Thank you and hope you had a great summer of paddling! They don't sell it anymore but it's the Gerber Professional Gator Machete. I find its great to use on small stuff around 2 inch's in diameter or less. What I was trying to cut in the video was a little to big to that tool but is doable. Thanks for watching!
Why did you want the site to be west facing?
Hey, thanks for dropping a line. The weather reports said that the wind was going to be coming out of the East. I hate being exposed to the wind so I was determined to get a west facing campsite sheltered from that east wind.
Cheers!
I live in the states. I don't think I could just leave my vehicle in a gravel pit. With the private property issues down here it might not be there when I pull out. Do you know who owns the gravel pit? Is it the SK road dept? or a logging company?
Ya the Sask government (Department of Highways) would own the gravel pit. Once you get into northern Saskatchewan the government owns most of the land. So its a bit of a free for all. Unless there's something posted I assume its all good and use it at your own risk.
Thanks for Watching!
I live in Sask and will warn you that leaving your vehicle unattended in northern sask is NOT recommended. Unless you enjoy dealing with insurance companies..