Much enjoyed Dennis. Loved that timelapse of the cinnamon buns in the reflector oven and all the mushrooms. And the narrows into Nog are iconic. I was cringing big time at the hook removal... I know it's not the end of the world but it's just very unpleasant. Hopefully some people learn the easy way from this.
Thanks for watching Jon... sorry I botched your Channel Name.. I think I was going into shock but let it be known that I remembered your video. I have taken your advise and pinched the hook is in my Backcountry tackle box both for my sake and that of the fish. Hey I believe the map I used for that trip was the map you created so thank you for that. Hope you and Erin have a Great Holiday... make the best of these times... Dennis
@@CanoehoundAdventures hahah no worries at all, I'm close to changing the channel name anyway 🙂 Glad to see the map in use! Merry Christmas to you and Cheryl
Oh Dennis...I felt your pain (and your concern) when that hook bit into you and that fish would flop. The same thing happened to me one day when my wife and I were fishing for supper on Magnetawan River. I caught a nice bass...and then the bass caught me...and it was agonizing every time it would flop around. I was very fortunate to have my wife with me, which made it much easier to free the fish and cut off the lure. The hook stayed in my thumb as we paddled back to our truck, then truck-topped it the canoe, and went to the hospital to remove the hook because it was so deeply embedded. I learned two valuable lessons on that trip: remember to flatten the barbs on newly purchased lures (all my older lures had the barbs flattened or filed off, but I was trying out a new one and forgot to remove the barb) and the doctor who removed my hook showed me how to remove a hook one-handed, using a leader! It's a trick I hope never to have to use, but a good one to know. With respect to wind on Noganosh: My wife and I have been there for perhaps 5 canoe trips, averaging 4-8 days each, in spring, summer, and autumn, and I have to say that Noganosh Lake is the windiest lake of it's size I have ever paddled. I have never seen a windless day on that particular lake. Those long arms of the lake always seem to channel the winds in such a way that you're bound to be fighting a headwind in one direction or the other on what otherwise seems a calm day. I was sorry I wasn't able to join you all on that trip, but we, for sure, have to arrange something for the 2021 paddling season, my friend. Cheers! - Martin
A trip with You and I is imminent and I look forward to it. I must say that I learned my lesson with that fishing blunder and I hope it never happens again but I now know the correct technique as well... and we did not do it correctly. n fact I likely made the whole experience worse but we made out OK.
What a beautiful place! When I lived in Ontario I was trapped in the city and had no time to explore. If I had of discovered these areas I may still be living in that province but on the other hand I escaped the city to a different province and where I now live in the country I have mountains, river and ocean and can plop my canoe in the water in 2 minutes but there are very few lakes.
Next time feed the hook through so you can see the barb, squeeze the barb flat with your pliers and the hook will slide right out. Happened to me solo this year with a feisty 2LBS smallie on . All parties swam away no worse for wear.
Definitely a beautiful area to paddle! I guess when things go sideways that’s what makes it an adventure. I took Jon’s advice earlier this year and pinched all my barbs. It’s unreal how quickly things can go bad, thank goodness it worked out. Very cool seeing a rock from the Facebook Hidden Rock deal they have going here in Sudbury. Thanks for taking us along brother!
Nice video Dennis. That area is on my radar. I was looking at doing a loop starting at Island lake Conservation reserve, using the hopefully new portage to Noganosh P.P. and then looping back to Wahwashkesh lake using the Magnetawan river. Nice to see some video of that area.
Really pretty park and paddle the first day....you guys know how to eat lol.The new Kidh stove looks cool....will be checking that out....also OMG about the barb....I think I held my breath the entire time!!!!! Another awesome trip and we look forward to paddling together one day!
Look at your finger thing this way..whenni was a kid I sat on 1 of of those triple fish hook thingies.. my dad rescued me by pushing and pulling it(them) out REAL fast! That hurt! Haha!
Oh man, that hook in the finger wasn’t so good. I felt your pain. A net is always handy but on a long trip like that, I’m sure you had enough luggage to bring. Looked like a beautiful trip out there with the guys.
Ouch Dennis, that hook was nasty! Made me squirm, all my hooks are barbless, I through mostly flies any ways. You had a great set up with the rain fly just right over the fire pit and a reflector oven baking goodies, nice. Looked like a fine area to spend some time in. I do believe that "Explore the Backcountry (Brad)" has a video of the same area. Thanks for sharing, take care.
ouch .. dam, that looked like a very painful ordeal! it was a good reminder of how things can go south quickly..lucky you had friends with you to sort it all out.
Great video Dennis! Beautiful spot - thanks for taking us along. I can only imagine what it felt like to have the hook in the finger, but was relieved you were able to get it out. Hope all's well - Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to you and the family! :)
That looked like a great little trip with the boys Dennis. There's nothing better. I really miss thous days. A hook in the finger, that looked like fun. I've been there too. A fly-in fishing trip, thank God (or Mexicans) for Tequila. Yeah, barbless is the way to go. That oven looks very interesting. Oh, where did you get that map from Dennis
Hi Pete, Tequila... why didn't I think of that. LOL. The map I just found online. Ibelieve it was produced by Jon from Backcountry Angling Ontario (TH-cam Channel)
@@CanoehoundAdventures The maps from Jon, great. I follow Jon (aka BAO ) as well. Has he given you the rub for not going barbless yet 😁 Thanks for responding Dennis, greatly appreciated 🍻
I was at that same site the last weekend of September of this year..by the looks of it not too long after your trip. Great site...I’m glad I brought my hammock though, not a whole lot of flat spots.
Ya a fellow kayaker. That is my means of transportation. This is my first video of yours that I’ve watched as I’m new to the channel and what do you do you put a hook in your finger. Lol. That must of been very painful. I had seen Jon’s video before so know how important it is. Very beautiful scenery and some great footage and cooking. Looking forward to checking out more of your videos. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.😉
Oh man the hook in the finger! That was a nasty one to! Just another one for the books, at least you were in a great area chilling out with the guys👍 Take care Dennis🍻
That isn’t where the hook belongs Dennis! I think that bass wanted to show you what it’s like to be stung ;) glad it all worked out. Seemed like a great trip otherwise!
Aye Damnit Dennis that was difficult to watch, you handled it like a pro though. Screw the barbs I'm going hookless next year. Loved seeing Inco with his Beach Marine canoe. Love those canoes.
The portage at the base of your bay (to Sunny Lake and Magnetawan Provincial Park) is nothing to behold. It's overgrown and swampy. I went right up to shore (as far as I could) but it was buggy,, wet and mucky. I didn't bother with the 2K portage/hike - maybe another year! Cheers,
Hi Dennis. Just ordered my first Swift prospector 14 pack boat Was wondering what size of a kayak paddle do you use? I'm mixed between getting a 250 or 260. paddle.
Hi Mike... Congratulations on purchasing the Swift Prospector 14 Pack Canoe. If you are like me you will not be disappointed... it is an Awesome Canoe. I am using a Werner paddle 260 length. I am 6'1" tall and I needed the longer reach. I love the paddle. Thanks for watching
Wonderful. I am going there tomorrow so I hope to hear from you by then :) I am still trying to decide if I should start off Road 522 or Fleming's Landing. What are the pros and cons? I think that you have to pay some fee at Flaming's landing? How much? Are the portages easy to find? Thank you.
Access at the Esses access point and Flemmings landing are both free. I use Flemmings because it is less crowded for the most part. Hope you have a great time
Ps So so very glad the hook FINALLY was removed . I clinched and cursed the whole way through , to be honest I almost stopped watching , but had to know how it ended Great Video and content
Sorry one more question, please. I saw the map that you have on the Internet but I am not sure how to have a nice copy of it. For now, I take screenshots and print them out in chunks. Did you print yours (how) or did you buy it?
@@CanoehoundAdventures Thank you so much for responding to both my questions and in such a timely manner too. It is greatly appreciated. Regarding the map printing I will need more help please. How do I print it so the details are not tiny? I see that your map is bigger than a printer page? How did you do that?
So. Always have a set of cutters strong enough to cut any hook you own. That way if you are alone and trust me when I say this. Have them out and accessible before you start fishing. If you contact me I will tell you a real story. That everyone should know
Believe me Loyd... Lesson Learned. You never know what type scenario could come up. This whole hook in the finger could have been averted had I just used the net that was beside me in the canoe... again, lesson learned...lol
@@CanoehoundAdventures ok. So here’s how my hook went. I was in a small back lake solo and 10 kms from any road. And 2 Kms from the landing. When I caught a 15 ish lb pike and as I got it to the side of the canoe I saw it was hooked on the front of three treble hooks that were on the new sharp lure.......as I reached it thrashed sending the tail hook into (through) the thumb of my other hand. So no I am trapped. If I let the fish go he rippes off my thumb. And my other hand is busy with hook through my thumb. I could really use the use of my two hands at this point. Anyway long story short eventually put fish on floor foot on fish. Reached for pliers with leg. Pushed hook through thumb. Crushed the barb pulled the hook back through and realized at that very moment all the roughness my Dad taught me. All payed off that day. It could of turned out a lot worse........... I don’t think people realize how easy things can go wrong when you are out there all alone...... plz email me @ squiggles25@outlook.com. And I will send you a pic
Much enjoyed Dennis. Loved that timelapse of the cinnamon buns in the reflector oven and all the mushrooms. And the narrows into Nog are iconic. I was cringing big time at the hook removal... I know it's not the end of the world but it's just very unpleasant. Hopefully some people learn the easy way from this.
Thanks for watching Jon... sorry I botched your Channel Name.. I think I was going into shock but let it be known that I remembered your video. I have taken your advise and pinched the hook is in my Backcountry tackle box both for my sake and that of the fish. Hey I believe the map I used for that trip was the map you created so thank you for that.
Hope you and Erin have a Great Holiday... make the best of these times... Dennis
@@CanoehoundAdventures hahah no worries at all, I'm close to changing the channel name anyway 🙂 Glad to see the map in use! Merry Christmas to you and Cheryl
Barbs be gone say ye'!!!! Will get that clip to you post-holiday. Just consumed as of late with Good Tidings.
All good Shug. Hope you and the family have a great Christmas Holiday Season
Oh Dennis...I felt your pain (and your concern) when that hook bit into you and that fish would flop. The same thing happened to me one day when my wife and I were fishing for supper on Magnetawan River. I caught a nice bass...and then the bass caught me...and it was agonizing every time it would flop around. I was very fortunate to have my wife with me, which made it much easier to free the fish and cut off the lure. The hook stayed in my thumb as we paddled back to our truck, then truck-topped it the canoe, and went to the hospital to remove the hook because it was so deeply embedded. I learned two valuable lessons on that trip: remember to flatten the barbs on newly purchased lures (all my older lures had the barbs flattened or filed off, but I was trying out a new one and forgot to remove the barb) and the doctor who removed my hook showed me how to remove a hook one-handed, using a leader! It's a trick I hope never to have to use, but a good one to know.
With respect to wind on Noganosh: My wife and I have been there for perhaps 5 canoe trips, averaging 4-8 days each, in spring, summer, and autumn, and I have to say that Noganosh Lake is the windiest lake of it's size I have ever paddled. I have never seen a windless day on that particular lake. Those long arms of the lake always seem to channel the winds in such a way that you're bound to be fighting a headwind in one direction or the other on what otherwise seems a calm day.
I was sorry I wasn't able to join you all on that trip, but we, for sure, have to arrange something for the 2021 paddling season, my friend.
Cheers!
- Martin
A trip with You and I is imminent and I look forward to it. I must say that I learned my lesson with that fishing blunder and I hope it never happens again but I now know the correct technique as well... and we did not do it correctly. n fact I likely made the whole experience worse but we made out OK.
@@CanoehoundAdventures I have some ideas for a crown land canoe trip for us. We can discuss them the next time we talk.
Cheers!
Between you and Jon, I think I am convinced to get rid of the barbs in my fishing hooks! Thanks for sharing!
I have pinched my barbs already for my backcountry kit as a measure of safety... I think it is a good idea. Thanks for watching
What a beautiful place! When I lived in Ontario I was trapped in the city and had no time to explore. If I had of discovered these areas I may still be living in that province but on the other hand I escaped the city to a different province and where I now live in the country I have mountains, river and ocean and can plop my canoe in the water in 2 minutes but there are very few lakes.
Hey there Ranger Pete. Thanks for watching. Sounds like you have your own piece of heaven. sounds like a nice place...
Next time feed the hook through so you can see the barb, squeeze the barb flat with your pliers and the hook will slide right out.
Happened to me solo this year with a feisty 2LBS smallie on . All parties swam away no worse for wear.
After watching several YT videos I now know the proper way to remove a hook... Lesson Learned
Loved every minute Except, that this video greatly added to my early symptoms of cabin fever 😀
I'm right there with you Sty...lol
Definitely a beautiful area to paddle! I guess when things go sideways that’s what makes it an adventure. I took Jon’s advice earlier this year and pinched all my barbs. It’s unreal how quickly things can go bad, thank goodness it worked out. Very cool seeing a rock from the Facebook Hidden Rock deal they have going here in Sudbury. Thanks for taking us along brother!
Thanks Doug... yea that rock was a cool surprise... we left it there for others to find.
@@CanoehoundAdventures 🤘Sudz🤘
Nice video Dennis. That area is on my radar. I was looking at doing a loop starting at Island lake Conservation reserve, using the hopefully new portage to Noganosh P.P. and then looping back to Wahwashkesh lake using the Magnetawan river. Nice to see some video of that area.
Go for it!. I will ge going back this summer
Really pretty park and paddle the first day....you guys know how to eat lol.The new Kidh stove looks cool....will be checking that out....also OMG about the barb....I think I held my breath the entire time!!!!! Another awesome trip and we look forward to paddling together one day!
LOL... I still cringe each time i see that gettinghooked scene... OUCH... GOOSE BUMPS and SHIVERS
Great video. Love the area. So much to explore and not too far for us city dwellers!
Totally agree! Thanks for watching Matt
I've never been to Noganosh Lake Provincial Park. Looks like a beauty stop for a paddle. Cheers!
It is worth a look. very nice place that I only found out about this past summer
I was just in Noganosh PP last week, stayed on a beautiful site on Smoky Lake, fun seeing some of the same places I saw on my trip
sure is a pretty area. Thanks for watching
Awesome footage! I need that GoPro! What an awesome trip! Thank you.
Thanks for watching and nice to meet you on the live stream. I picked up your channel and will check out your videos
no doubt its gonna be a one good!! watching later today. thanks for sharing Dennis
Hope you enjoy it Brian
@@CanoehoundAdventures Wow Dennis that must have been a bee-yathch sitting in the middle of the water with that hook stuck.
Great video man!!!
Looks like a great place to drink a beer!
anywhere is a good place to drink a beer but that place is right up there
Other than the hook, 48 minutes of serenity to forget that the lakes are frozen. I was cringing on the small fish thinking it was coming.
Thanks for watching Jay... I miss my canoe already as well
THAT is a lovely lake!
once again Agree 100%...I love Noganosh
Look at your finger thing this way..whenni was a kid I sat on 1 of of those triple fish hook thingies.. my dad rescued me by pushing and pulling it(them) out REAL fast! That hurt! Haha!
Oh man, that hook in the finger wasn’t so good. I felt your pain. A net is always handy but on a long trip like that, I’m sure you had enough luggage to bring. Looked like a beautiful trip out there with the guys.
I had a net right beside me but I thought it would be way cooler to lip the fish... Lesson Learned...lol
Ouch Dennis, that hook was nasty! Made me squirm, all my hooks are barbless, I through mostly flies any ways. You had a great set up with the rain fly just right over the fire pit and a reflector oven baking goodies, nice. Looked like a fine area to spend some time in. I do believe that "Explore the Backcountry (Brad)" has a video of the same area. Thanks for sharing, take care.
Thanks for watching. Yes Brad has done that route as well
Beautiful place and great trip buddy. I hope 2021 turns around for us all. I hope to do quite a bit of adventuring
I hope so too! Perhaps your journey will bring you North.
ouch .. dam, that looked like a very painful ordeal! it was a good reminder of how things can go south quickly..lucky you had friends with you to sort it all out.
it can happen way too quickly. I'm sure that if I was alone I would have figured it out but it was great to have assistance
Great video Dennis! Beautiful spot - thanks for taking us along. I can only imagine what it felt like to have the hook in the finger, but was relieved you were able to get it out. Hope all's well - Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to you and the family! :)
Thanks Chris... all is good and the finger booboo has healed. Wishing you, Julia and Cedar all the best of the holidays.
That looked like a great little trip with the boys Dennis. There's nothing better. I really miss thous days.
A hook in the finger, that looked like fun. I've been there too. A fly-in fishing trip, thank God (or Mexicans) for Tequila. Yeah, barbless is the way to go.
That oven looks very interesting.
Oh, where did you get that map from Dennis
Hi Pete, Tequila... why didn't I think of that. LOL. The map I just found online. Ibelieve it was produced by Jon from Backcountry Angling Ontario (TH-cam Channel)
@@CanoehoundAdventures The maps from Jon, great. I follow Jon (aka BAO ) as well.
Has he given you the rub for not going barbless yet 😁
Thanks for responding Dennis, greatly appreciated 🍻
I was at that same site the last weekend of September of this year..by the looks of it not too long after your trip. Great site...I’m glad I brought my hammock though, not a whole lot of flat spots.
Hi Alain. Thanks for watching yes that was a cool site but I do agree that the flat spots were limited. I was the guy in the hammock as well.
Ya a fellow kayaker. That is my means of transportation. This is my first video of yours that I’ve watched as I’m new to the channel and what do you do you put a hook in your finger. Lol. That must of been very painful. I had seen Jon’s video before so know how important it is. Very beautiful scenery and some great footage and cooking. Looking forward to checking out more of your videos. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.😉
Hi Trisha... Welcome to the channel. Thanks for watching and sorry about the gore... You to please stay safe and healthy
Oh man the hook in the finger! That was a nasty one to! Just another one for the books, at least you were in a great area chilling out with the guys👍
Take care Dennis🍻
First time hooked... lesson learned
Music for the mushroom section took me on a trip 😂
Hope it was a good trip
great video
Thanks!
That isn’t where the hook belongs Dennis! I think that bass wanted to show you what it’s like to be stung ;) glad it all worked out. Seemed like a great trip otherwise!
Hey Teunis... I always say the fish needs to win sometimes too... He won that one
Aye Damnit Dennis that was difficult to watch, you handled it like a pro though. Screw the barbs I'm going hookless next year. Loved seeing Inco with his Beach Marine canoe. Love those canoes.
Thanks Nathan... Hookless eh?....Hmmmm gonna be tough catching fish.... Merry Christmas Buddy
The portage at the base of your bay (to Sunny Lake and Magnetawan Provincial Park) is nothing to behold. It's overgrown and swampy. I went right up to shore (as far as I could) but it was buggy,, wet and mucky. I didn't bother with the 2K portage/hike - maybe another year! Cheers,
Hi Pete. Actually the portage takes you to a dirt road that then takes you to the Magnetawan... give it a try if you go there again
@@CanoehoundAdventures Ah, so it's a bit more do-able and not totally miserable :) Good to know!
Great stuff....want to spend 2 weeks next summer in this area, doing a huge loop....thanks..
Wow, 2 weeks...Have fun! it is such a hidden Jem... such a pretty area
Love Nosh, been too long since I've been there though.
never too late to head back
@@CanoehoundAdventures Very true! The fishing alone would be worth it 🙂
The mushroom befor the last one was a coral mushroom i have never found one but i hear they are great eating.
Interseting I thought it looked like a Lion's Maine Mushroom but I know the only grow on trees... Thanks for the info
@@CanoehoundAdventures yes i hope to find lions Maine someday my self.
Hi Dennis. Just ordered my first Swift prospector 14 pack boat Was wondering what size of a kayak paddle do you use? I'm mixed between getting a 250 or 260. paddle.
Hi Mike... Congratulations on purchasing the Swift Prospector 14 Pack Canoe. If you are like me you will not be disappointed... it is an Awesome Canoe. I am using a Werner paddle 260 length. I am 6'1" tall and I needed the longer reach. I love the paddle.
Thanks for watching
Wonderful. I am going there tomorrow so I hope to hear from you by then :)
I am still trying to decide if I should start off Road 522 or Fleming's Landing. What are the pros and cons? I think that you have to pay some fee at Flaming's landing? How much?
Are the portages easy to find?
Thank you.
Access at the Esses access point and Flemmings landing are both free. I use Flemmings because it is less crowded for the most part. Hope you have a great time
Awesome video!, where did you obtain that map ?
here you go... store.avenza.com/products/magnetawan-noganosh-backcountry-canoeing-map-lost-lakes-map
@@CanoehoundAdventures sorry, I ment the physical copy. Appreciate the digital thanks !
But it sure is purdy!!
agree 100%
The Orange / Yellow Mushroom with the Pale Flakes
Amanita Pantharina
Don’t Eat It
Good to know... thanks Ari... I am not a mushroom lover so it is pretty unlikely that I would eat any of them.
Ps So so very glad the hook FINALLY was removed .
I clinched and cursed the whole way through , to be honest I almost stopped watching , but had to know how it ended
Great Video and content
Sorry one more question, please. I saw the map that you have on the Internet but I am not sure how to have a nice copy of it. For now, I take screenshots and print them out in chunks. Did you print yours (how) or did you buy it?
I downloaded my map from the internet and printed it. The portage are 100% easy to find and travel. The are well walked on.
@@CanoehoundAdventures Thank you so much for responding to both my questions and in such a timely manner too. It is greatly appreciated.
Regarding the map printing I will need more help please. How do I print it so the details are not tiny? I see that your map is bigger than a printer page? How did you do that?
was hoping for more blood, lol... hope youre feeling better
sorry to disappoint...lol
@@CanoehoundAdventures lol, it's cool...
OUCH!!!!
indeed....OUCH!
Where can I get that map?
This would be the link to the Map... www.avenzamaps.com/maps/808718/magnetawan-noganosh-backcountry-canoeing-map
So. Always have a set of cutters strong enough to cut any hook you own. That way if you are alone and trust me when I say this. Have them out and accessible before you start fishing. If you contact me I will tell you a real story. That everyone should know
Believe me Loyd... Lesson Learned. You never know what type scenario could come up. This whole hook in the finger could have been averted had I just used the net that was beside me in the canoe... again, lesson learned...lol
@@CanoehoundAdventures ok. So here’s how my hook went. I was in a small back lake solo and 10 kms from any road. And 2 Kms from the landing. When I caught a 15 ish lb pike and as I got it to the side of the canoe I saw it was hooked on the front of three treble hooks that were on the new sharp lure.......as I reached it thrashed sending the tail hook into (through) the thumb of my other hand. So no I am trapped. If I let the fish go he rippes off my thumb. And my other hand is busy with hook through my thumb. I could really use the use of my two hands at this point. Anyway long story short eventually put fish on floor foot on fish. Reached for pliers with leg. Pushed hook through thumb. Crushed the barb pulled the hook back through and realized at that very moment all the roughness my Dad taught me. All payed off that day. It could of turned out a lot worse........... I don’t think people realize how easy things can go wrong when you are out there all alone...... plz email me @ squiggles25@outlook.com. And I will send you a pic