It was great to meet you at Harrys Hut on Sunday. I knew I recognised you from somewhere. When I got home I check your channel and then I realised that when we booked Noosa camping for the first time 2 months ago I watched your video with the broken paddle. Now we are watching more of the locations you visited and will definitely explore more. But for now- Noosa for the third time this Sat! Thanks for the inspiration!
Greetings for Canada I am glad to others enjoying canoeing and fishing . As a long time canoeist I enjoy seeing what people in other countries are doing.Canoeing on mirror like water is just the best !! After watching most of your videos I have one suggestion ,consider using the Canadian /guide stroke .It is one of the most efficient relaxing stroke especially for solo paddling and you have the right paddle for it.(otter tail ). I just put together a short video for you called Canadian /Guides stroke from some footage I had.
Hi Joe, great to hear from a Canadian! I just watched your video on my phone and will have another look tonight on my television. It does look nice. Thanks for watching my videos, Regards, Paul
Very enjoyable video. The information about paddling time and camps was very useful to me as I'm just up the road from there. I'll have to get there this year. Always enjoy your content.
G'day Paul, love the camping/cooking/canoeing vids. Not much of a fishermen myself so I say keep doing what ya doing mate. Photography and places you go are always a great watch. Cheers.
I am here for the camp cooking, paddling and the scenery. Just when I thought you couldn’t top the apple crumble, along comes the blueberry muffin and custard. The prawns and rice looked delicious too. Great video.
I love a paddle in the dark, especially under a full moon! What saucepan do you have... it looks perfect for what I'm looking for! Ooooo... and you got a trangia burner... nice! You certainly eat well on your canoe trips 🍽
Hi Amy, the pot is a GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Ultralite Soloist Cookset. Really happy with it, the lid has a built in strainer and you can fit either a gas canister and stove, or, a cup and Trangia burner as I now do. Regards Paul
Yes thanks Paul would love to hear fishing info for gear etc . Your hard work is paying off re fishing and I would love to hear what knowledge has been gained .
Hi Jane, thanks for the feedback. Looks like a lot of people are interested, so I’ve started working on ideas of how to present this topic. Thanks for watching. Regards Paul
Glad you found your redemption Paul, looked like great paddling conditions. A video on fishing these waterways would be much appreciated by somebody new to these areas like me.
Hey Paul, that's a great video. I am very keen to do that area and now that I know you can access via Harry's hut it will save an unknown paddle across from Boreen Pt. Hope the fish was good eating 👍cheers Shaun
I love the everglades - we’ve done it a few times in the canoe and there isn’t a bad time of year. I am an aspiring fisherperson, so absolutely would like to know what you’ve learned about fishing for bass in our creeks/rivers in SE Qld and the changes in strategy re: tackle/location (depths), and differing times of year to increase strike rates 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Skinny Dog, thanks for watching and I am getting others wanting this information so I will incorporate into a video. Thanks for watching. Regards Paul
You got some great weather Paul. I’ve noticed you don’t use the classic J stroke (thumb down on the top hand on the finish). Do you just prefer your style or is it a wrist issue?
Hi Greg, I used the thumb down technique for many years and then changed when I got my new paddle. I find it much simpler and stronger as your wrist isn't turned over. Having now used both styles I can't see any value in rolling your wrist over. Thanks for watching, cheers Paul
Awesome, tranquil scenery, thanks for sharing this with us!
Hey, thanks for the feedback and for Subscribing! Greatly appreciated. Regards Paul
I love fishing, canoeing and camping. Pretty much the things you are doing - and doing well!!
Cheers, it’s a great combination and excuse to go on adventures.
It was great to meet you at Harrys Hut on Sunday.
I knew I recognised you from somewhere.
When I got home I check your channel and then I realised that when we booked Noosa camping for the first time 2 months ago I watched your video with the broken paddle.
Now we are watching more of the locations you visited and will definitely explore more. But for now- Noosa for the third time this Sat!
Thanks for the inspiration!
Haha, that’s wonderful. Great to hear you are heading back up river. Enjoy your weekend. Cheers Paul
Greetings for Canada
I am glad to others enjoying canoeing and fishing . As a long time canoeist I enjoy seeing what people in other countries are doing.Canoeing on mirror like water is just the best !!
After watching most of your videos I have one suggestion ,consider using the Canadian /guide stroke .It is one of the most efficient relaxing stroke especially for solo paddling and you have the right paddle for it.(otter tail ). I just put together a short video for you called Canadian /Guides stroke from some footage I had.
Hi Joe, great to hear from a Canadian! I just watched your video on my phone and will have another look tonight on my television. It does look nice. Thanks for watching my videos, Regards, Paul
Very enjoyable video. The information about paddling time and camps was very useful to me as I'm just up the road from there. I'll have to get there this year. Always enjoy your content.
It’s a must do trip, definitely worth while especially if you’re a local. Thanks for watching. Cheers Paul
G'day Paul, love the camping/cooking/canoeing vids. Not much of a fishermen myself so I say keep doing what ya doing mate. Photography and places you go are always a great watch. Cheers.
Hi Fred, thanks for the feedback. I’m trying to incorporate a little of all of these so as to not bore my audience. Cheers Paul
I am here for the camp cooking, paddling and the scenery. Just when I thought you couldn’t top the apple crumble, along comes the blueberry muffin and custard. The prawns and rice looked delicious too. Great video.
Thanks Leah, to know the aspects you enjoy. And yes the muffin was a hit! Cheers Paul
I love a paddle in the dark, especially under a full moon! What saucepan do you have... it looks perfect for what I'm looking for!
Ooooo... and you got a trangia burner... nice!
You certainly eat well on your canoe trips 🍽
Hi Amy, the pot is a GSI Outdoors
Pinnacle Ultralite Soloist Cookset. Really happy with it, the lid has a built in strainer and you can fit either a gas canister and stove, or, a cup and Trangia burner as I now do. Regards Paul
@@Getgowin ah.... my bad. I meant to ask what is the frying pan you use, not the pot.
All good, it's the Gsi Outdoors Gourmet 10´´ Pan
Thanks for sharing
Absolute pleasure, thanks for watching. Regards Paul
Sadly, I only get up the river once a year. Usually in September. Looking forward to my next trip. Last one was a 4 day solo trip staying at camp 8.
September would be perfect. Once a year is still better than not at all. Thanks for watching.
The best weather, in t h e most pristine location, camping and paddling.... you had it made, Paul! A lovely video of your adventure. Cheers.
It was magical, thanks for watching as always.
Like my friend, bih hug from Rio de janeiro - Brazil
Thanks Bob
Well, just received my Firebox Scout Emergency Stove, Paul. Was very impressed with yours, and figured I would work up to the quality stove you use. 😊
Hi Lady Adventurer, great news! They’re great stoves with so many options for fuel. Enjoy! Regards Paul
Yes thanks Paul would love to hear fishing info for gear etc . Your hard work is paying off re fishing and I would love to hear what knowledge has been gained .
Hi Jane, thanks for the feedback. Looks like a lot of people are interested, so I’ve started working on ideas of how to present this topic. Thanks for watching. Regards Paul
Glad you found your redemption Paul, looked like great paddling conditions. A video on fishing these waterways would be much appreciated by somebody new to these areas like me.
Thanks Scott, that's one vote. Cheers Paul
Hey Paul, that's a great video. I am very keen to do that area and now that I know you can access via Harry's hut it will save an unknown paddle across from Boreen Pt. Hope the fish was good eating 👍cheers Shaun
Thanks Shaun, it’s the best putin place as it also has a canoe launch structure. Drive past the Hut until you see the commercial Canoes stacked up.
@@Getgowin thanks Paul, your little firebox is gold 👍😃
I love the everglades - we’ve done it a few times in the canoe and there isn’t a bad time of year.
I am an aspiring fisherperson, so absolutely would like to know what you’ve learned about fishing for bass in our creeks/rivers in SE Qld and the changes in strategy re: tackle/location (depths), and differing times of year to increase strike rates 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Skinny Dog, thanks for watching and I am getting others wanting this information so I will incorporate into a video. Thanks for watching. Regards Paul
Did you launch your canoe at Elanda Point ???
Hi Keneth, I launched from Harry’s Hut which makes it a lot easier. Cheers Paul
You got some great weather Paul. I’ve noticed you don’t use the classic J stroke (thumb down on the top hand on the finish). Do you just prefer your style or is it a wrist issue?
Hi Greg, I used the thumb down technique for many years and then changed when I got my new paddle. I find it much simpler and stronger as your wrist isn't turned over. Having now used both styles I can't see any value in rolling your wrist over. Thanks for watching, cheers Paul
Hey Paul, may i ask what hat you are wearing? Love your content mate keep it up!
Hey Adam, it’s a Tilley. They’re from Canada and are designed to last a lifetime. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers Paul
I love my Tilley too, Paul. Valuable bit of kit. 👍
Yes I love mine
I stayed at camp 13 back in 2001. Amazing place
Probably hasn't changed since then... Thanks for watching.