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Will consider it for next time. Any suggestions where to get copyright free music.

Gil, I use epidemic sound. The only issue is there's a monthly fee. There seems to be a good variety.

Thanks man! @@puddlejumper-sk

They can be tough to see.

My wife and I would encourage you to get dropped off near the top of Murdock Lake. That way you get to see the pictographs and only have to do one portage. Also, the campsite just past the portage into Larus Lake is excellent. Thanks for watching and have a great rip. If you have any other questions please lets us know.

When you say top you mean closer to Larus correct? Murdock has two pictos pretty much at each end. I’m assuming you showed the set in the narrows in Murdock before you get into the rapids section you have to portage to Larus. Nice to know that a good campsite is that close still after the fires. Challenge is we’d probably want to get further west on Larus if the wind is good for it that day. Challenge then is I think the western part of Larus is way more burnt! We’ll have been in Quetico in 22, and Wabakimi in 23. If we spend 3 nights in WCPP we’ll have completed what Ontario was calling the Northwest Wilderness Quest from 2016 to 2019. They had a patch for it back then.

@ryanhines2857 Yup that is what I mean. As for the wind it will be somewhat in your face most of the trip, since you are paddling west. My wife and I have been to Quetico once and enjoyed it very much. It is a very well maintained area. If you very get a chance, come to northern Saskatchewan to paddle.

We had it custom made by North Water when we got the new canoe. It not only keeps water out, but on cool days it helps keep you warm. It does limit your forward line of sight when portaging. The Foster is on our list too. There are just so many choices. I think I will be moving to a different video editor. I am having too many errors with the one I am using.

There are so many great places to paddle in Saskatchewan. My wife and I loved Quetico when we were in Ontario.

@@jjjpppggg1 Quetico and Wabakimi are on our 2024 list!

@@robintheoutside We are going to the Bloodvein in 2023, so sort of Ontario canoeing.

Thanks!

Diane loved the trip! It is not the Hubba, it is the Elixir 3. That tent has seen us through many trips and storms with no issues. I would buy another Elixir in a heartbeat. Hopefully I get part two of the trip do soon. Take care.

Well I screwed that up, again. That's why it is the low budget canoe channel. It is fixed now.

@@jjjpppggg1 Low budget my as$. It's not easy putting together a canoe video! I'll swing by your new release and comment soon! Looking forward to more. Thanks once again for the shout out! Cheers🍻

It is the Eureka No Bug Zone, 13 foot variety. We got ours at our local outdoor store. You can find them here too. eurekatentscanada.com/products/view/735?s=section_15 They take some practice setting up, but once you get it, it works well. You will get bugs in the inside, however they mostly go to the top of the tent, in the corners. If you really hate bugs, like my wife, it is worth the price and weight.

@@jjjpppggg1 cool thanks I just ordered one. Hey did you do the creek from Kemp to Hood lake or the two portages?

@@erikdeconinck We did the other two portages. The year we went the water level was very high. The creek, according to Ric, is doable, but that year there was a lot of debris in it. A group before us tried and failed to get through. Check with Churchill River Canoe Outfitters to see how it is.

Thanks

Thanks for letting me know. I will try to do better next time.

Here is the trip report if you are looking into doing the trip. www.myccr.com/canoeroutes/pink-river-brabant-davin-lake-saskatchewan?fbclid=IwAR3mUEO5CjYl8YILTcrXHWBVsJyrBb2HA1YpvyajcRsxODg4mODUNdh-QAk

My wife has written a full trip report here: www.myccr.com/canoeroutes/pink-river-brabant-davin-lake-saskatchewan?fbclid=IwAR121VCO5DqPjHwCufqqRYe-UjsB7o61gqhEoO8OZZWJeEHE2mE6bTgJNJI Also, Ric at CRCO has the full trip report too. Finally, Liam did this trip too, and he spent way more time on Deception and Gow than we did. Here is a link to his video: ua-cam.com/video/JT1EYHvJ6Po/v-deo.html If you need anything else let us know.

Sorry for the late reply. The trip notes are here...www.myccr.com/canoeroutes/pink-river-brabant-davin-lake-saskatchewan?fbclid=IwAR3mUEO5CjYl8YILTcrXHWBVsJyrBb2HA1YpvyajcRsxODg4mODUNdh-QAk If you want more information please ask.

We did catch a few fish, but nothing that large. The moose hunting along the Pink River and lower Wathaman looks great. Depending on Covid and house repairs we will be doing some of the following: Hickson back to Missinipe, Bloodvein River (Ontario/Manitoba), Sturgeon-Weir (but from a more northerly start), and/or Churchill River (Missinipe to Pelican Narrows)

@@jjjpppggg1 Wow...sounds like a full slate of trips! Totally jealous. I'm doing a 2 week loop south of Sandy Bay.....hopefully in June. After that it depends on my time and commitments. Are you guys going to start at Sandy bay for the Sturgeon River or just on Mirond Lake?

@@puddlejumper-sk Well we won't be doing all those trip, but those are the ones we are looking at. If we do Sturgeon we would probably start at Mirond Lake.

Well hopefully that is the first and last time we have to deal with that.

Glad you enjoyed it!

It is a nice easy route if you are will to put in the work to portage. We took our time, the trip can be done in a shorter length of time. This route contains the second largest pictograph site in Saskatchewan, with some being green. When will we see another Puddle Jumper video?

@@jjjpppggg1 I was hoping for early December but I got "the flu". So it will probably be early January before I start releasing. Have three individual trips that should be coming out this winter. A loop up at Starting at Davin Lake, A fishing trip to Nemei Lake and a trip into Cree Lake.

@@puddlejumper-sk looking forward to it!