US Navy Vet. Was assigned shore duty in Argentia, Newfoundland (1981-84). Loved it there so much I extended my 1 1/2 year assignment for an additional year. Loved the outdoors. Camping, fishing, hiking. Great videos.
Now, this is time well spent. I love the tin can kettle. ...reminds me of going trouting with Dad when I was growing up in Stephenville. Our kettle was an old apple juice can with a bit of wire for hanging over the fire.
This topography reminds me of Northern Maine I was in a military survival course and i fished a small creek. I used safety pins and carpet thread as a line. I caught gras hoppers and tied them with rubber bands on the safety pins i was using for the hook. In 30 minutes I had caught 8 brookies about 6 to 8 inches long. I was the only man that caught anything. The brookies were native and wild . I think that part of Maine is breath taking
I just came across your channel and, I've found another favorite. I love how there's no loud and obnoxious music, love how you present your videos with just the sounds of Nature as a backdrop. Also, no droning monologue telling us everything you do. Your videos are mostly, self explanatory. Thanks, I'm looking forward to watching your next episodes. Stan
Now that's you call living well. You can't find that in any restaurant's or take out. Nothing like pure nature but your lucky there's no bears leaking around the coner, I know if this would be in new brunswick in my area there would sure be bears around ,great video. Catch you on the next one
Great video. Found the following funny "Moss keeps fish cool while fishing on a hot day". Sure didn't look hot, looked like it was "cold enough to clip ya'".
I live in Scotland and I like to to see fishermen cooking some of the trout they catch we do it now and again some times we smoke them that’s what it’s all about specially when you out in the wilds all the food always tastes better. I am enjoying your videos and stay safe plus tight lines 2021 👍🎣🏴
Really enjoyed this video. I too have an Alpacka for the same reason... getting to the good fishing spots. Nice lunch. The kitchen equipment looks a bit heavy but worth it on a short trip. Keep the vids coming.
So I guess you could have caught much larger trout, but you wanted them to fit your frying pan, right? 😃 Nice day. You're blessed to live in an area that beautiful.
Never a better Mug up than that !!! My son , that is a feed !!! Only thing missing was a few spruce needles in the boil up !! Fruit cake reminded me of me mother !!! Thank buddy !!
Great video, just wondering what area your going to? I live in pasadena as well and I was looking for a close spot to do some ice fishing this winter. let me know if you wouldn't mind pointing me in the right direction. Thanks
I found your channel just a few weeks ago. Love the Newfoundland outdoors. Also enjoy the videos without all the musical nonsense or mad ramblings so many other people seem to do. Are you from the Pasadena/west coast area?
Sad to bad they don’t do timber harvest in sustainable way . I live in southern Ontario it’s turning into malls and particle board million dollar homes . Most of the city and town children sit and watch computer and video games never getting to appreciate or enjoy outdoor activities . I moved to Canada as a boy from the uk I went completely gray owl lolol
US Navy Vet. Was assigned shore duty in Argentia, Newfoundland (1981-84). Loved it there so much I extended my 1 1/2 year assignment for an additional year. Loved the outdoors. Camping, fishing, hiking. Great videos.
Nice
Its the simple things in life that we take for granted.. This was a great video..
Thanks
love your videos wow thanks again --stephenville area
Now, this is time well spent. I love the tin can kettle. ...reminds me of going trouting with Dad when I was growing up in Stephenville. Our kettle was an old apple juice can with a bit of wire for hanging over the fire.
This topography reminds me of Northern Maine I was in a military survival course and i fished a small creek. I used safety pins and carpet thread as a line. I caught gras hoppers and tied them with rubber bands on the safety pins i was using for the hook. In 30 minutes I had caught 8 brookies about 6 to 8 inches long. I was the only man that caught anything. The brookies were native and wild . I think that part of Maine is breath taking
This is so pure my favorite outdoors pic of all so relaxing
I just came across your channel and, I've found another favorite. I love how there's no loud and obnoxious music, love how you present your videos with just the sounds of Nature as a backdrop. Also, no droning monologue telling us everything you do. Your videos are mostly, self explanatory.
Thanks, I'm looking forward to watching your next episodes.
Stan
Great footage, a pure delight to watch.
Thankyou sir
Now that's you call living well. You can't find that in any restaurant's or take out. Nothing like pure nature but your lucky there's no bears leaking around the coner, I know if this would be in new brunswick in my area there would sure be bears around ,great video. Catch you on the next one
Another great video. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome
Nice to see other Newfoundlanders making content of the great outdoors.
Now thats a feed. keep up the great videos
that was a beautiful boil up thank you for taking us along :)
Nice to see the frog. Good sign.
Great video.
Found the following funny "Moss keeps fish cool while fishing on a hot day".
Sure didn't look hot, looked like it was "cold enough to clip ya'".
I live in Scotland and I like to to see fishermen cooking some of the trout they catch we do it now and again some times we smoke them that’s what it’s all about specially when you out in the wilds all the food always tastes better. I am enjoying your videos and stay safe plus tight lines 2021 👍🎣🏴
Oh that's a great lil boil up there.....especially the two trout!! Just started watching your videos today and thoroughly love them all!!
Thankyou
Same here. Loving the Brookies. Love how you have the vast land to just start a fire and have lunch without seeing anyone. Love the content.
Another great video wishing I had known you when I was 20
Thanks for watching!
Really enjoyed this video. I too have an Alpacka for the same reason... getting to the good fishing spots. Nice lunch. The kitchen equipment looks a bit heavy but worth it on a short trip. Keep the vids coming.
So I guess you could have caught much larger trout, but you wanted them to fit your frying pan, right? 😃
Nice day. You're blessed to live in an area that beautiful.
Love the trout bag and the pie iron.
Never a better Mug up than that !!! My son , that is a feed !!! Only thing missing was a few spruce needles in the boil up !! Fruit cake reminded me of me mother !!! Thank buddy !!
I love NFLD,only been there once but loved it. Must be right after ice out, didn’t see any flies! Man my mouth was watering and I’m not a trout guy
you lucky lucky man cheers.
Thanks
Great Video Bobby
Like I say u can't beat the can or the cast iron pan but it's a little heavy but I guess it was worth it thanks
Just found your channel a few weeks back , great content I'm really enjoying them ! I'm in Port Blanford NL myself , can't beat Newfoundland my son !
Just found your channel. Loves it!
Thanks
I didnt see many fish getting caught. Mostly a couple guys frigging around,
EXCELLENT, was looking for NL videos and only thing I got was indians turning St. John's into Calcutta (yuck). This is AWESOME
Great video, just wondering what area your going to? I live in pasadena as well and I was looking for a close spot to do some ice fishing this winter. let me know if you wouldn't mind pointing me in the right direction. Thanks
I found your channel just a few weeks ago. Love the Newfoundland outdoors. Also enjoy the videos without all the musical nonsense or mad ramblings so many other people seem to do. Are you from the Pasadena/west coast area?
Yes
Is there much logging going on in Newfoundland? Our forest in NB is almost gone.
Yes lots, kruger has a paper mill here
Sad to bad they don’t do timber harvest in sustainable way . I live in southern Ontario it’s turning into malls and particle board million dollar homes . Most of the city and town children sit and watch computer and video games never getting to appreciate or enjoy outdoor activities . I moved to Canada as a boy from the uk I went completely gray owl lolol
Where in Newfoundland is this? I work with alot of guys from that province
Corner brook
@@thenewfoundlandoutsider6354 ok i work guys from that area. I will ask them in morning. You know Don caines
@@deanobrien5934 no
Where did you get the blow up raft boat? Wouldn’t mind getting one myself for fishing.
Alpacka.com
@@thenewfoundlandoutsider6354 thanks.
thats a spining reel,,,a spin cast reel has a houseing like a push button reel but designed to go up side down on the rod like a spining reel
Why did you stop talking on your videos?
Thats the early ones