Thank you for showcasing our neck of the woods my man. What a memory you made with strangers now friends. This is what we do out here. Or at least it's what I do out here too. The salmon fishing, the hike in fishing. The foraging. The elk. That is the real PNW Outdoorsman. Awesome stuff. Thanks Robert. 🎣♥️🌲🍄
Very much remember May 18th, 1980. Warm day, all us kids thought it was snowing. lol Later went up into the West Hills of Portland where we could get a good view of the mountain and just stare. Crazy how much nature has rebuilt after that, haven't been up there for a long time. Close, but not up to the mountain. Do remember going up years later with school to the viewing area and seeing the desolation that was left.
I spent 30 years in Colorado and did the same fishing and foraging. Blueberries, black berries, strawberries plus all the great eating tons of mushrooms of all sorts
Happy to see you back in the PNW man! I do wish the Addicted boys would've planned better for you and had adequate gear. It can get pretty cold on the mountain nights. And leaving the tent and other items behind.....PNW people are usually pretty environmentally conscious so I'm disappointed in them for that. Excited to see what the rest of the trip looks like!
Chris Mccandless from Into the Wild did not die from mushrooms. He consumed wild potato plant and it disrupted his digestion and basically caused him to starve to death.
McCandless consuming wild potato is one THEORY, yes. It's never been proven. Regardless, the point should remain the same. DO NOT CONSUME PLANTS YOU CANNOT IDENTIFY.
Hey dude! I passed you on the trail. You all were hiking out while we hiked in. Fun fact, that camp you guys stayed at used to have a gigantic pile of garbage that other lazy hikers left behind. I'm bummed that dudes as cool as you guys would leave your tent behind. live by the mentality leave no trace please.
As you heard them say earlier they hardly took anything with them they had to forage for there food. I hardly think k Rob is going to leave a bunch of trash not his style
@@mikehatch1967I hiked to this lake the second day he filmed this video, no it wasn't a bunch of trash, but that tent they set up in the montage, was left behind completely set up in the spot they had it in the video, inside was guitar picks from a music shop in Kelso, Washington where the addicted boys have a store front, gushers wrappers, and the bag of seasonings they use in the video. I'm not mad at him, it's just disappointing. He even makes a joke about lightening the load for the hike out.
Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints. He set a bad example for those who follow him because the more people who do this, the less beautiful our beautiful places become.
@lucasholmgrenmusic the tent isn't a community resource. it's going to be destroyed by the incoming winter weather and be more useless garbage at this lake. Those canoes have been down there surviving the weather for well over a decade. Like I said, I like this guy's content, heck it could of been the addicted guys that chose to leave the tent, it's just a shame that people do that sort of thing to incredible places. If you find this place and hike down and back out, you would take in its beauty and understand how special it is.
Man I really was loving this video it was such a great experience till I notice you left the tent back at the camp it would have been another 3 pounds to ruck up and I’m sure it was a difficult hike but always leave the place better then what it was
Great video! However, your cautions around mushroom foraging are spot on. The "general rule of thumb that if a mushroom smells good you'll probably be OK" is frankly terrible advice, as much as I enjoy Jordan's content overall. Amanita species generally smell good, even the Destroying Angel. No coming back from that if you eat one of those. Anyone interested in mushroom foraging should at least get the book he mentioned, but also join a local mycology group and go out with someone experienced. The vast majority of mushrooms are not deadly toxic, but if you screw it up... Anyway, as always thanks for the videos!
Anyone who has anything to say about the blister has never had one! They suck!! Never ruck without moleskins! Place is so epic and the mushrooms, berries and venison or trout screams PNW
wow, not the typical RV Field trip. Proud of you Robert! What a special place you got to see.
Trollin trollin trollin, keep them doggy’s trollin, raw hiiiiiide
Thank you for showcasing our neck of the woods my man. What a memory you made with strangers now friends. This is what we do out here. Or at least it's what I do out here too. The salmon fishing, the hike in fishing. The foraging. The elk. That is the real PNW Outdoorsman. Awesome stuff. Thanks Robert. 🎣♥️🌲🍄
Very much remember May 18th, 1980. Warm day, all us kids thought it was snowing. lol
Later went up into the West Hills of Portland where we could get a good view of the mountain and just stare.
Crazy how much nature has rebuilt after that, haven't been up there for a long time. Close, but not up to the mountain. Do remember going up years later with school to the viewing area and seeing the desolation that was left.
So freaking fun! Y’all had me laughing out loud…Little and mini are just precious. And I love that y’all foraged along the way. Good stuff guys!
I spent 30 years in Colorado and did the same fishing and foraging. Blueberries, black berries, strawberries plus all the great eating tons of mushrooms of all sorts
Seems like a good place to do it!
What a fantastic experience! Incredible scenery, good fishing, good eating, pups and a couple of good companions. Doesn't get better than that!
Heck we were sweating it out with you Rob (Bobby)
I could spend a week there🎣🐟
If you’re looking for a fishing lodge in AK, Tikchik Narrows Lodge out of Dillingham has some world class salmon fishing 👌
Omg!!! Just saw the lure in his head !! 😫
Happy to see you back in the PNW man! I do wish the Addicted boys would've planned better for you and had adequate gear. It can get pretty cold on the mountain nights.
And leaving the tent and other items behind.....PNW people are usually pretty environmentally conscious so I'm disappointed in them for that. Excited to see what the rest of the trip looks like!
Man! Always watch your videos and I love them! But this one was epic, love this guys all around ❤
Chris Mccandless from Into the Wild did not die from mushrooms. He consumed wild potato plant and it disrupted his digestion and basically caused him to starve to death.
McCandless consuming wild potato is one THEORY, yes. It's never been proven. Regardless, the point should remain the same.
DO NOT CONSUME PLANTS YOU CANNOT IDENTIFY.
Puff balls are amazing... I love picking them
New viewer.. absolutely loved it.. I watch anything Jordan does he’s so knowledgeable and funny at the same time..😊😅
You sure those weren't drunk berries you were consuming😂 the mushroom dialog had me dying😂 pun intended😅
I always watch your fishing videos, but this one right here! lol is deff a favorite !
Epic adventure, buddy!
Great trip! Great content! Im so pumped for Summer!! Keep up the mahi, Kia kaha bro!
Very entertaining style of video! As a saltwater angler i still love watching these kinds of camping and lake fishing videos. Thanks and keep it up
Epic!!!!
What trout or other fish are you catching
Wicked 🤘🏻.
Fantastic episode bro
Hey dude!
I passed you on the trail. You all were hiking out while we hiked in. Fun fact, that camp you guys stayed at used to have a gigantic pile of garbage that other lazy hikers left behind. I'm bummed that dudes as cool as you guys would leave your tent behind. live by the mentality leave no trace please.
As you heard them say earlier they hardly took anything with them they had to forage for there food. I hardly think k Rob is going to leave a bunch of trash not his style
@@mikehatch1967I hiked to this lake the second day he filmed this video, no it wasn't a bunch of trash, but that tent they set up in the montage, was left behind completely set up in the spot they had it in the video, inside was guitar picks from a music shop in Kelso, Washington where the addicted boys have a store front, gushers wrappers, and the bag of seasonings they use in the video. I'm not mad at him, it's just disappointing. He even makes a joke about lightening the load for the hike out.
Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints. He set a bad example for those who follow him because the more people who do this, the less beautiful our beautiful places become.
@lucasholmgrenmusic the tent isn't a community resource. it's going to be destroyed by the incoming winter weather and be more useless garbage at this lake. Those canoes have been down there surviving the weather for well over a decade. Like I said, I like this guy's content, heck it could of been the addicted guys that chose to leave the tent, it's just a shame that people do that sort of thing to incredible places. If you find this place and hike down and back out, you would take in its beauty and understand how special it is.
@shane108 Well said!
Minnie got more energy than all y’all put together! She will wear you out! Good luck!
Omg this was so great!! 😂😅
I was with Jordan in Alaska and he sure has some snores!
Thats kinda my rule for a lot of things. If it still smells like i want to eat it after a few miles of hiking, i would generally go for it 😂
Yall definitely ate some “wild mushrooms” before cooking that salmon 🤣
just catching up on your videos, we were out of town for a week.
LFG!!!
“Lucas what do you want” like 10 times while homie has a hook in his head 💀
Realy cool vid. Whats the news on Valencia and the tournament?
Man I really was loving this video it was such a great experience till I notice you left the tent back at the camp it would have been another 3 pounds to ruck up and I’m sure it was a difficult hike but always leave the place better then what it was
you guys got that hook out like pros... oh wait you are pros... my bad!
Never noticed how much you sound like Scott Van Pelt
Obviously those mushrooms had an effect on
Is that tent still down there?
/Lol I just keep hearing deliverance/Robert you gotta pretty mouth
GREAT Video, Rob!!! Better you than MY 60 year old ass!!
If we are thinking about the same book/movie it was a plant that killed him.
It was a plant. Not a mushroom. Atleast in the movie.
Great video! However, your cautions around mushroom foraging are spot on. The "general rule of thumb that if a mushroom smells good you'll probably be OK" is frankly terrible advice, as much as I enjoy Jordan's content overall. Amanita species generally smell good, even the Destroying Angel. No coming back from that if you eat one of those. Anyone interested in mushroom foraging should at least get the book he mentioned, but also join a local mycology group and go out with someone experienced. The vast majority of mushrooms are not deadly toxic, but if you screw it up... Anyway, as always thanks for the videos!
Anyone who has anything to say about the blister has never had one! They suck!! Never ruck without moleskins! Place is so epic and the mushrooms, berries and venison or trout screams PNW
Fc thailand 🇹🇭
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Tell the homies!