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Thought was 4 hrs not 4 minutes 😢Hope new trip soooooooooooooooooooon😊

4 min! That is just a teaser 😂. Can’t wait for next trip.

Hey, man! I just got in 3 nights out there! Went crappie hunting! 21 in the kayak!

Woohoo………..great to see episodes………….

Nice video. Always tough starting a trip with those big portages. Great looking area.

I just got back from this trip. The walleye in the rapids by site 6 really do hit hard, and so do the perch one set of rapids up. Great route out to Cole lake.

Really enjoyed the video. We're on the East Coast. Definitely want to get out west for a trip in the future .

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Great trip! Have you considered treating your clothing with permethrin (if legal there) to stop ticks and mosquitoes?

Camped at that spot about 25 years ago. Friend had a boat stashed there that I borrowed and at Bird we had a 12' tinner on a homemade trailer that weighed nothing for the quad to pull and a 2hp johnson kicker. Would use it to fish Osis, Birse, Kingston, Maryjane and Ryerson. Lucky back in the day the local logging roads were all still passable. Funny thing is I told my 3 friends I took in there it was a remote location and we didn't see anyone the first day. Second day a huge 17 foot boat with what must have been 8 people roars by. I didn't mention the youth wilderness camp on the lake. lol

Keep them coming. Love the comments 🎉

I've never used a separate GPS unit (apart from my İnReach, which I don't use for navigation or tracking) as I use Gaia GPS app on my phone and it serves both of those functions. Is a good app and free if you want to look into it. One less device that needs to be charged/can potentially fail. Though I suppose you are doubly screwed if you lose your phone!

Another great segment! Thanks so much. Ugh those ticks. What a nuisance. When I did Caddy to Bernard I ran into the same issue trying to find a site on Sailing the first night. There were sites marked on map that just didn't seem to exist. I ended up stealth camping on that sand beach at the far end. It was not ideal but it was past sunset so what can you do? Incidentally there were a few tents on that island where you ended up so I'm sure it must be used pretty regularly! If I NEED to camp at a non designated site I just don't have a fire and otherwise leave no trace of course (as with any other site). I figure no fire no foul? 🤷🏻‍♀️

I grew up down that road at long Lake. I recommend going around there❤

My buddy and I are heading there end of June. Off topic but you have perfect skin tone for full color tattoos. lol

Great trip! So quiet... must've been nice.

Hi, great videos I appreciate all the information and your experiences thank you. Was this video done in May of 23 or April of 24?

Great trip with your son. He will have these memories forever. It's such a beautiful province we have here, Nopiming is a special place.

Solid first episode! Ticks are the real deal in the spring!!!

Looks the only challenge on this trip is the ticks. If you do it in Fall, that would be a real fun trip.

If you spray your boots and pants with permitherin spray it will help reduce the number of ticks latching onto your clothes.

That little unnamed lake we call Crystal. Spent a week there one day...

Oh those ticks....I've heard nightmares about the Mantario Trail in the springtime. How many km's did you cover on this day? Thanks for posting!

Dude, it's ALL about the curveballs! On any of my adventures, those are the things I cherish the most!😊😊😊😊😊😊

Your videos do a real good job showing what to expect on the routes and terrain.

I paddled last year June 3-6 through Big Whiteshell loop through crowduck and around to mallard falls and back to little whiteshell to Big Whiteshell. The ticks were the worst I ever experienced. Like you min. 50 ticks one way on a portage… to top it off we got poison ivy as Indian lake is just full of it, no going around it, poison ivy everywhere. Was a fun trip though but I’ll stick to more north eastern routes as the topography is less grass and mud like the whiteshell has. Great video, I wanted to do that route for quite some time but now think I’m good lol. Have a great 2024 paddle season, can’t wait to see where you go next

This film was absolutely gorgeous my friend, shots are phenomenal!

Beekeepers use swiffer sheets to entangle small hive beetles in their beehives, then throw away or burn. Perhaps you could form barriers? Probably not on skin tho. Enjoy your videos and efforts to keep pushing the travel

Interesting to experiment with tick repellents, what worked in that environment would be an excellent product

Great for rainy nights❤

My worst portages are always better than my best days at work!😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

Im looking forward to the next episode. Where do you get your portage location information from?

Regarding bear hang, agreed there are very few trees around here that work for it. İ have an Ursack now and it's great. Have you looked into those at all? Similar idea to a bear canister but much much lighter and they just roll up to put in your pack.

The ticks in MB were just hideous last spring. İ did a 4 day hiking trip in Riding Mountain and must have picked at least 400 off. Fingers crossed they are better this year!

So happy you did this trip! İ was planning to do the same loop last Sept (though clockwise). Didn't end up with enough time so i only did Caddy to Bernard but I'd still love the do the whole loop and this is VERY helpful for planning. Thank you so much!! Also lovely pickeral on the first day! And i think I'd need to walk my kayak through that tiny tunnel from Nora? My plan for that looong portage was to stash my kayak cart at the Nora end prior to starting the trip. 3km is about 2km too far for me lol (though i do single carry).

Sweet walleye and sweet campsite! That shore lunch looked amazing....you got to pack back the calories when you got those big portages. What a great way to start off the trip! Looking forward to the next episode!

sorry the intro music just turned made me immediately shut your site down,i,m sure its a great video but the intro just sounded like finger nails on a chalk board.good luck though,i love canoe adventures,camping,fishing,photography,just don,t see where crappy music fits in.

Those ticks tho....

Nice opening day! Probably felt awesome to get out! 😊

I swear the last two years have been some of the worst for ticks, insane!

So want walleye.Looks so good.

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My favourite place in the world. Can't wait to get back into Nopiming!!!

Those are mining lines & post sealed on 4 sides

I know your repair kit had crazy glue but I keep it in my first aid kit to seal up fissures on fingers. That and steristrips work great for leaks!

My safety item is chips in case my popcorn gets lost. Also, as a backup I have pretzels in case my backup chips get wet. Safety first.

Perfect fall morning....cant wait to get on the water! Good job cleaning up all the garbage.

I too have a bought first aid kit....lol I always add polysporin and a shit ton of bandaids. My hands/fingers get too beat up on a two week trip. I like your repair kit, its something I've always neglected to bring. Thanks for the info!

Very informative………cannot wait for videos especially those cameos of that older gentleman 😊