Into The Unknown: Nunavut's Forgotten River (Gateway to the Arctic / EP 5)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2023
- Gateway to the Arctic is a 6-part video series documenting the 2022 month-long expedition through Canada’s barren lands. The route is designed to explore the iconic landscapes of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut by attempting to travel over 800 km from the tree line of Great Slave Lake north to the Arctic Ocean.
We would like to acknowledge and pay respect to the Akaitcho Dene and Inuit peoples whose ancestral lands we traveled through as part of this trip. We recognize that our own understanding and experience is limited, and that Indigenous peoples hold the knowledge and wisdom of their unique relationship with this land.
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Being that I'm as dumb as a rock, the geology lessons and accompanying diagrams from Noah have been a highlight of this series for me, great stuff
i also really enjoy Noah's knowledge of the rocks and terrain and the history.
Dumb as a "rock". Saw what you did there. 🙂
Gotta agree with you. Really makes the content stand out
Appreciate you, Noah, and the team for sharing the culture history and amazing power evolving in creation
Geology rocks!
This series and channel is criminally underviewed.
I can only imagine all the effort it took to photograph this. Thanks for your effort. Its stellar! Just loving this series.
Next level soundtrack 👌
Great stuff. Love the geology tidbits. I cannot imagine the effort it takes to line the boats and film it. Very professional. Thanks.
I am loving this series!
Excellent!
Periglaciation in action - frost heave. Yay, bring it on Noah! ❤
the trials and tribulation of the Northern travels...THANKS for sharing
Outstanding effort boy’s, some of the wildest country in Canada…. Wow…..
For tracking up stream you can make a sling with rope that loops under the boat, tied on at the seat position, in the center of the rope on the bottom there is a loop to tie to, this puts all the pull on the lowest portion of the canoe which helps reduce the rolling of the boat in tricky water, like lowering your center of gravity by kneeling in the canoe. Poles would be nice to have on these bony bolder sections for up stream and down stream. In some old photographs you can see both bow and stern men polling. My gosh some huge fish to be had up there! I like how you all changed up the pace instead of pushing the grind for the end.
Thank you for the canoe tips. Can't wait to share with my daughter and son-in-law.
Love to see the North West Territories and Nunavut in their absolute summer glory!! What times to be had!
The canoeing and fishing footage is epic as always, but this landscape! Wow. So stark. Yet you catch the fine details like cloudberries, flowers, bees, geology! Kudos for showing all this when it would be so easy to just film the rivers and lakes. 👍
Again you guys out do your self’s ….sitting here comfortably on my couch i can only imagine the tasks involved in bringing these videos to life. Let alone the hardships of the terrain itself. I must commend you guys for the incredible job you do……Lloyd
Thanks, Loyd
Thanks again gentlemen, for ANOTHER fantastic adventure. Love the life lessons. Whether you intend them or not. Facing adversity? Gettin'down? Cowboy up. Keep diggin'. And Noah...I never had more than a passing interest in geology until my grandson decided in the 5th grade that he wanted to be a geologist so he could go to Mars. Thanks for the lessons.
Boy Noah got butter fingers with those squirmy graylings! Beautiful fish and beautiful land. Thank you so much for letting us see it! John and Leslie
The highly sought after “sailfish of the north”!
Whomever chooses the music for all your vids is on another level.
It is really amazing how much content you guys pack into an episode. That's what made me sub in the first place a few years ago. THANK YOU so much for the hard work, the drive to record even though you're exhausted or demoralized by nature. It's just amazing!
Oh, and I hope you guys ate a boat load of grayling. You could eat nothing but, and live there for a year, and not make even the slightest dent in the population there, and since you can’t buy it, why not?
Exactly 😊
Trip of a life time. Thanks for sharing your adventure. Best wishes all the way.
it just keeps getting better all the time an awesome team great fishing great scenery and the background music was really well done also well done cant waitb till the next one cheers John.
One day you boys will be old men telling your grandkids of your awesome adventures. Making memories.
You guys are tough modern day explorers. Beautiful grayling nice to combine fishing with your exploration
Gotta love the boys!
By clicking a thumbs up, I'm doing you a disservice. So I added a comment too. Way to go guys. What a slog, but what a journey.
These just keep getting better and better. Great job with the filming and editing. I love how you take time to enjoy the land you are traveling through. ❤
Cheers
Cloudberries are very common overhere in Scandinavia and are my favourite berry to make jam from.
What can be more delicious then waffles with cloudberryjam and whipped cream ?!!
Northern part of Canada seem to be a fantastic place to have a fishing trip to.
Those trouts you have caught during your trip has been amazing.
Hopefully i can visit your part of the world in the future.
That would be fantastic.
Nice footage.
Greetings from Sweden.
This is my favourite thing on TH-cam right now. Love this content
Woohoo. Good to see you all in high spirits again.
Loving the content, keep on keeping on. Regardless of no longer sharing an employer, still would love to challenge your boy to a unicycle portage race.
This looked like a gnarly paddle for you boys! Good to see you that you took some time for R&R.
Awesome job guys! Great to see you all in good spirits again!
Great to see Noah reading Barry Lopez at 37:23. Essential Arctic reading imo. Let's hear a shout out to Robert Perkins too.
I forgot how thick and incessant the black flies and mosquitoes are up there. I worked in an exploration camp with Texasgulf in the summer of 1976 on the south end of Contwoyto lake. You kind of get used to the bugs. I didn’t wear a head net but my camp mate did. Until he tried to eat a sandwich through the mesh.
Awesome adventure
Periglaciation gets me so fired up
Aye! 🙌
Absolutely amazing video guys.
Stunning landscape and I really appreciate Noah's geology classes.
Very interesting and informative.
Thanks for taking us along once again and l am looking to your next video.
Cheers
I am just loving this series! It’s fantastic. It’s like stepping into a Farley Mowat book. Seeing the barren lands in this series is fantastic! Great job!
Can’t wait for the next episode!😊
Always a good day when we can enjoy your videos! It's so weird seeing a river with no trees or bushes. Beautiful. Thanks.
You guys know you gotta go back this year and pick up where you left off. Awesome series
One hell of an ice out trip!
Always enjoy the content fellas... TOP NOTCH!
Love your videos great photography,awesome fishing and scenery,thanks for sharing and stay safe..looking forward to next wednesdays video .
Good call on taking the shorts. Excellent watch!
Well done! Love that you guys brought fly rods too. Thank you!
Dude the geo explanation right off the bat?! Love it. Recently dug into kimberlites and was amazed. Always love me some placer gold!!
Greatest fishing show on TH-cam. Oh I really enjoy the geology lessons too. You guys are the best!
Things are looking up, catching rays and fish looks like fun again.
Love the "don't touch my fly" flyfishing been there done that.
It's amazing that when you let go of a firm destination, you can really enjoy the journey. Great episode. 👍
Nice when it was your morning to make breakfast and coffee! You and your million little black buzzing friends! OMG! Absolutely crucial to soak in your environment on a trip like that, I wouldn't do the trip if I couldn't! Awesome Ep 5, thanks for sharing.:) :)
One of my original quotes, "It is impossible to catch a fish without smiling." Thanks for sharing boys. Blessings to all.
Great stuff! Non stop fishing, really cool. Kind of nice to see you take your time and enjoy the land and the fishing. So many trips seem to turn into a time crunch marathon with no time to explore or enjoy.
Sweet a new episode!
You lads are incredible! I've been bingeing all your videos for the past week. Currently planning a trip for next year from Missinaibi Lake up to Moosonee.
amazing!!!
What an amazing journey. Your positive energy certainly shows through and I love seeing you manage your ups and downs keeping each other motivated. Bravo! 👏
I have truly enjoyed your videos! Don't normally like fishing but there info, personality and excitement.
My favourite episode so far,great scenery and sunshine. ,epic.
Great episode gentlemen and so nice to see you having some fun in the SUN!! 💜 B
I appreciate the short geology lessons, thanks for sharing your knowledge
Those graylings are AWESOME. Thanks for the video, such a beautiful place.
Music well chosen, matched the up beat emotions, flute with the drone footage worked real well, did graham record that later for you. Didn’t sound like his tin whistle. Real fun episode to watch, lots of different stuff but well photographed. Thanks, made my evening.
The drone flute work was part of post-production. Thanks for watching !
Such a GREAT Series! Been absolutely loving it so far! I have read a lot of historical accounts of Samuel Hearne and some of the trappers like Helge Ingstad, Hornby & Daoust who trapped and lived throughout this area - seeing it through your lens has been a complete joy to watch. I would personally love to make up to this area to experience it for myself! Can not wait to make it back up to the East Arm of Great Slave Lake this summer!
You guys are just amazing.. being at the other side of the planet, helping us experience what wouldn't have seen or experienced ever. Thanks all of ya and all the best... We are there with ya all on every portage.
love the geology mini-lectures
Noah, thank you for the geology and history lessons😊
Most Canadian thing ever! CBC should cover this instead of parroting what's trending on Twitter. We need stories like this to celebrate our national identity.
Greetings from the BIG SKY. I've done floats in Montana, but you guys are doing something I'm too old to do any more. I bet the fishing is good.
Wow what a grunt going up river. 30 years ago I would do it too.
Those two lake trout were huge. And very 😋tasty looking.great job catching them. And that spoon your friend was using was huge. Thanks for filing this video
You guys are just EPIC!!! Love the Arctic Grayling and lake trout! What an adventure! Thank you!
Unleash the Archers - Northwest Passage
Had to think about this song
First, what a beautiful shot at 36:18. Second thanks for the geology lessons, really appreciated.
Thanks for The awesome video upload you guys are doing great🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😊
Great Geology lessons ❤️. Your videography/editing/storytelling is top notch, thank you so much for a great film series to watch 👏🏻
Thanks, Sue!
Great episode
What a trip. You are amazing. So much determination. From Mirabel, Québec. 🌼✋🏼 Have a great spring.
wild ride boys! I work for another camp in that general part of the country! special place indeed!
Don’t shy away from a new pup. You have the ability to make a new pups life amazing
I assume this comment was meant for Tosh. Don’t “we” all watch the same bunch of guys?!
Your teamwork is impressive…..y’all go!
oh yeah, and I love the geology lessons as well!
Jeff, the reply with the number is a scam. I have reported it. Noah and Alex do not need scammers on their site.
Something about a good old fashion pot of goulash. It's a farm crock pot favorite to the field every spring and fall. I add our home grown greenbeans corn and carrots and our homemade marinara sauce. Sometimes we dehydrate it to take kayaking or meal in a mug in the shop.
Always excellent to watch. Thanks guys.
Such great content. Look forward to checking in every week. Morale is up from last week!!!
You guys rock love your hardcore authentic travels especially love how upbeat you always are with just a few moments of crabbiness
Absolutely outstanding!
Ho yes !
Hello from Dryden, Ontario! I have been enjoying this series, I watch it on my big TV in the living room. I especially love the fishing! You are catching some monsters. Thank you for sharing these videos.
Paul, the reply with the number is a scam. I have reported it. Noah and Alex do not need scammers on their site.
Thank you guys for another excellent series. Great camera work and a geology lesson. Everything I have come to expect of you guys. Well done.
An incredible adventure - did you encounter any polar bears? Were you armed for defense against bear attack ?
It's on my own bucket list to hike in the high arctic parks someday, and this topic naturally comes to mind !
Still WOW
what an adventure! Can't wait for the next episode 😁
Nice to see that you are enjoying your trip immensely. The journey is more important than the destination.
Richard, the reply with the number is a scam. Do not respond.
Looks like some awesome fishing!
Excellent! These videos are so enchanting!
That was so cool guys. Thank you!!!
You are a scammer
Looks like fun
These guys an absolutely fantastic job. Fun to watch. Thank you!
Nice episode. I have worked in the area you are in several times but don’t think I would holiday there because of the bugs