
-Puddle Lake- Expedition (part 7 of 9): Upriver We Go, Sausage Over Fire & Parting Thoughts
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Date: 2021-05-17
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Comments and reviews: 10
Brian
Hi Wooded: The actions of you guys going back up the creek reminded me of kids having a wonderful time & not having a care in the world What a wonderful world, I believe the attitude of each man is what made the whole effort a life memory. By the way, I have a new respect for Sports Pal canoes. Thanks again for the chance to join you in a small way. Brian 76
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Hi Wooded: The actions of you guys going back up the creek reminded me of kids having a wonderful time & not having a care in the world What a wonderful world, I believe the attitude of each man is what made the whole effort a life memory. By the way, I have a new respect for Sports Pal canoes. Thanks again for the chance to join you in a small way. Brian 76
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Adrea
I just got back from a backwoods trip in Algonquin last month - and your video series is -still- making me want to get out there again! -_- It's a fabulous series, and does a great job of capturing nature's beauty. One pays for the journey with toil, but is rewarded with grandeur. Thanks for sharing!
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I just got back from a backwoods trip in Algonquin last month - and your video series is -still- making me want to get out there again! -_- It's a fabulous series, and does a great job of capturing nature's beauty. One pays for the journey with toil, but is rewarded with grandeur. Thanks for sharing!
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hunt
Great videos, thanks for sharing. After a trip like that most guys would be sick of one an other and just want to get out of there. You guys took every moment to enjoy the exit up river by fishing it and still taking advantage of the time. Your passion shows
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Great videos, thanks for sharing. After a trip like that most guys would be sick of one an other and just want to get out of there. You guys took every moment to enjoy the exit up river by fishing it and still taking advantage of the time. Your passion shows
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John
in shallow water, small fish are easily -slap-stunned' by lashing some 6- long sticks to the end of an 8 ft sapling, to give you some -reach- and serious slap-effect.
some of that area looks like poncho-gear -raft- (swim behind it) sort of travel.
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in shallow water, small fish are easily -slap-stunned' by lashing some 6- long sticks to the end of an 8 ft sapling, to give you some -reach- and serious slap-effect.
some of that area looks like poncho-gear -raft- (swim behind it) sort of travel.
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downeast
Have you ever tried standing in a canoe and poling? I suspect some portions of the stream could have been managed in such a manor. Great series. Work is full speed ahead, so I get to watch others do it at lunch and in the evening.
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Have you ever tried standing in a canoe and poling? I suspect some portions of the stream could have been managed in such a manor. Great series. Work is full speed ahead, so I get to watch others do it at lunch and in the evening.
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Bbfishman
really enjoyed this puddle lake trip. The soundtrack you added in the background was a great match with the scenery and made for a really enjoyable and relaxing experience. nice work, you can tell you put a lot into editing this
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really enjoyed this puddle lake trip. The soundtrack you added in the background was a great match with the scenery and made for a really enjoyable and relaxing experience. nice work, you can tell you put a lot into editing this
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Martina
does your brother have a canoe? how come your brother doesn't go on trips with you? what about that saw mill you and your brother have. how's that coming along. i saw your brother has it. what's been going on with that big saw?
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does your brother have a canoe? how come your brother doesn't go on trips with you? what about that saw mill you and your brother have. how's that coming along. i saw your brother has it. what's been going on with that big saw?
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zeke
You mentioned keeping the catch alive longer, try poking the stringer (the thinner string the better)through the soft flesh at the bottom of the jaw it frees up there gills and the stay fresh substantially longer.
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You mentioned keeping the catch alive longer, try poking the stringer (the thinner string the better)through the soft flesh at the bottom of the jaw it frees up there gills and the stay fresh substantially longer.
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Harlem
This is one of the greatest videos you guys have ever made and I really appreciated it I really enjoyed every bit of it thank you for sharing your time energy to please viewers like myself thank you
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This is one of the greatest videos you guys have ever made and I really appreciated it I really enjoyed every bit of it thank you for sharing your time energy to please viewers like myself thank you
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John
hook and line active fishing, while entertaining, is too expensive in time and calories for the Alone attempt. Nets and trotlines, along with springpole sets are the way to go.
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hook and line active fishing, while entertaining, is too expensive in time and calories for the Alone attempt. Nets and trotlines, along with springpole sets are the way to go.
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