Exploring ALGONQUIN PARK for my First Time! (spring 2023 solo wilderness canoe camping adventure)
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
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Sharing the first three days of a six day spring solo canoe camping adventure in Algonquin Provincial Park - Ontario, Canada. This was my first time visiting Algonquin Park. I had a blissful time exploring the backcountry, taking in the scenery, and chasing brook trout.
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Awesome cuz
Very Nice and Calm, Really enjoyed with coffee this morning.
That's great! I appreciate the feedback and support :)
Lots to think about
Certainly one of the benefits of solo adventures.
New sub here. Great video! Keep sharing and I am going to check out some of your other vids.
Thanks so much for the encouragement! I’m working on a couple of edits for two trips from earlier this year already… stay tuned 😉.
nice video I would highly recommend a kayak paddle in a solo canoe
Suggestions always appreciated ;) Most of my solo trips have been river focused, so I really have no experience with a double blade paddle. I think I will consider it for next flat water solo. Also that was my first time in a Keewaydin 15 and the maneuvering felt odd to me the first couple of days, but I have to say I really came to enjoy it. It just took a little getting used to. Thanks so much for your interest!
@@wildersmithadventures awesome bud..this spring was our first time in the same canoe solo .we braught both paddles just incase we did not like the one lol ... definitely the kayak paddle was way better especially in big waves .. great video.
@@wildersmithadventures solo is definitely different then a big two man
New Sub, your video came up in my feed this morning! Great video. I did a 15 day in Algonquin the same time. Started May 13th and ran into the same conditions and a few heavy wind storms! Nice Brookie as well. Thanks for sharing, Rob.
15 days... that's great! Thanks so much for the support.
Hey Dude.. Great video. Glad you caught some trout. Not sure if youre aware but the "J stroke" while paddle well help you from switching sides so often. Or the Canadian if you dont like the J.. Check it out.. Also, slow down when trolling.. A lot.. Especially in the early cold water season when the brookies are moving slower .. Happy Paddling !!!
Thanks so much for the encouragement!
is this near lake of two rivers?
Shall Lake access
What was your route?
Shall lake loop
Algonquin portages are in meters, not rods😉. So....1/4 mile...
Haha. Yep, in the US we still use the English system, even clinging onto the "rod" unit for portages. Hey, at least I do pronounce "por-taj" in proper Canadian, yeah? lol. That portage truly is the length I described (1 rod = 5 meters). Thanks so much for your interest. Peace from the mitten!