You probably wonder if people are enjoying watching your journey. My dream in life is to do what you are doing. Alas, due to various setbacks, I was never able to achieve this. And so watching someone so adroit and talented in presenting is the second best way I could enjoy places on Earth that I know I can no longer ever visit. Bravo sir and know that your videos bring great joy to those less fortunate than yourself.
Im thinking about setting sail in 2025 on canada/cross country bound voyage of a lifetime on 60ft yacht offering private rooms and starlink internet for work if you or anyone you know is interested for 1200 a month.
Mr. Fleming, your films give Sir David Attenborough serious competition. Although at this point in life, short of winning a sizable lottery jackpot, I’ll never be able to own one of your boats but your films make it possible for me to live vicariously through them. Thank You!😊
This is one of the best videos for me. Sometime after leaving Pelican, we refueled in Sitka but instead of going south along Baranof Island, we, as a commercial fishing boat, returned north and took Peril Strait into Chatham Strait. Our next stop was Warm Springs Bay across from the southern tip of Admiralty Island. At Warm Springs Bay there was just a storekeeper on a scow and I bought some candy bars, and walked up the big hot water pipes to look at a large waterfall. Our crew of 5 spent time in the cedar tubs. You were in Deep Cove which is due west of Tebenkof Bay where we set our purse seine for salmon. Though we were a much smaller boat that the big boys, we owed no allegiance to fish companies so we could sell our catch to the highest bidder, putting us every year in the top ten money makers. What really made this video good for me, is that I remembered reading in the Alaska Coast Pilot about a place where we were and I couldn't remember where it was. But then you mentioned Little Port Walters. Thanks for helping me remember my adventure of almost 60 years ago. Thank-you Tony.
I always enjoy watching your videos. Really can't watch what's on TV those days, when they change shots every 10 seconds or so. Your videos is very pleasant to watch.
Yet another breathtaking addition to the collection of stunning videos. I can’t express just how much I appreciate you taking us along on your voyages. Thank you, Mr. Fleming.
Your videos are gems; sparkling, demanding halting gaze. You’re a gentleman, in the old sense, the right sense; I tip a small floral highland scotch to you, you only at sea level and playing your part with open-hearted grace and generosity.
Everything is just brilliant: the narration, filming and editing. I truly dread the day when these wonderful reflections of the Pacific Northwest end. Thank you for your efforts and sharing.
Tony, I want to thank you again for your beautiful and generous contributions to the quality of life of all who come across your videos. The cadence of your voice, your unique selection of marine and travel vocabulary, your keen observations, and points that educate the mind as well as instruct the heart are all well taken. I am sure that I speak for many others when I say that I am enriched and soothed as I watch and listen to your instructive stories of your Venture journeys. I want you to know that I deeply respect your work. Humbly, Sabrina Eickhoff.
In 1989 and 1990, I dove commercially for sea cucumbers in SE Alaska. I saw places both above and below the waterline that are beautiful beyond description. I am grateful for those experiences. The Tongass National Forest is a world-class treasure that deserves every effort we can make to protect it.
All amazing videos and comments. ( this one and the whole series of Reflections) In fact, an amazing tool as we are preparing for such a trip in 2026/27. Following and commenting on my charts as we go along with you! Thanks so much.
9:50 You listened to our prayers and found the soundscapes of Martijn Doolard to be epic soundscapes. Now the video editing is also improved. Fantastic ❤ The following is growing.
Thank you! The only one online that shows the greatness of our earth. With nothing but stories, rarely seen views and facts about these areas you visit. You inspire me to do the same and I pray that my dream comes true - Thank you/Micke from Sweden
Thank you for the beautiful filming of one of our most beloved places on the planet! We got to meet your crew last summer is Ketchikan. We were cruising in our steel hulled sailboat Hongvi. Keep adventuring - and sharing!
MR.FLEMING YOU ARE SO POETIC!!!!...AN UP SIDE DOWN VIEW OF OUR SURROUNDINGS!!!!....I AM ALWAYS AMAZED AT YOUR COMMAND OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE 😀...I LOVE THE FLEMING YACHT BRAND!!!!.
Another excellent and inspiring video! We are currently returning south from our first adventure to SE Alaska, but are already planning for next year and Baranof Island. Thank you!
Such wonderful content. To spend a summer cruising beautiful waters with awe-inspiring views has got to be the most wonderful way to enjoy a cup of coffee or your favorite beverage. The silence must be golden.
I so enjoy your videos, never get tired of the ethereal beauty of the shoreline. You definitely have a way with photography and videography, and narration. Summer will be here before long, hope you and your crew have amazing adventures in store.
I have done this, through the San Juan's, on a little 30 ft cabin cruiser. What a joy. Also another trip on a crab boat (a 180 ft processor) from Adak to Kodiak through some 15 ft seas traveling up the Aleutian chain. Also a wonderful trip once I got past the seasick phase. I was one of the wheel watch hands which is a great place to be when sailing the sea.
Wonderful to escape. I am a weekend and vacation sailor in the UK. I think all sailors dream about exploring but few do or can. Thanks for letting us escape to those remote anchorages that we will never visit. Anyone who has sailed on the Solent will know exactly what I mean.👍
Because of you, you have started a love affair for me with Alaska. I have watch wonderful videos that from the “land view”. Just for me, the views from the water are the most magnificent! You have a way of capturing that beauty through video or drone footage. Thank you for sharing your passion and creativity 💕
I apologies for ghosting your channel for so long. Your package of film, narrative and music is compelling and engenders an emotional response. Were your intention to sell motor yachts, I find that in sotto voce. There is more to your presentations, you have the eye and the voice of a poet in the landscape. Thank you for the opportunity to follow along. I hope it gives you some measure of return as we the viewers. Thank you.
Lovely as always. I think the sequences of mist on the mountain tops and a rushing.waterfalls are my favorite. But I have to wonder like the tree that falls in the woods, does it make any sound. Does the waters continue to flow when there is no one to watch it.
I spent 3 months during the summer of 1969 working for the US Fish & Wildlife at Little Port Walter. At that time was anywhere near as fancy as it is now but it was still considered the finest field camp in all of Alaska. Big Port Walter was a huge conglomeration of buildings that was being dismantled by one individual. It looks like he finally got it done, I wonder how long it took him. As you went into Big Port Walter you passed the only flat spot for miles. It was called Lover's Cove and it's where all of the employees of numerous canneries and salteries went on their day off for, well you can guess what they went for.
Your videos are amazing and inspiring. It give me emotional comfort and relief from stress and strain we have every day life. Thank you. I want to sail on a wonderful voyage like you did. By the way - your recent videos have too much red color. It does not look natural. Please reduce "Hue" & "Saturation" feature in your video editor software when editing video. Anyway - we love your amazing sailing video. Thank you for making us feel good when watching your beautilly presented sailing videos.
beautiful sights..per usual. It all looks young to me. Volatile. how much is under the sea, that has never had a foot print. Let alone what keeps standing above it.
I am thoroughly enjoying your videos. As a keen amateur photographer it would be really interesting to know about your camera gear. Please keep them coming...
Over the years I have used many different and expensive cameras. About four years ago I graduated to Panasonic Lumix GH series of cameras, However, for the past two years I have been using a #14 iPhone for 95% of all video and stills. Hard to believe but true!
Your videos are superb - visually gorgeous, so well edited and the narration always interesting and o point. Your voyages bring much vicarious enjoyment. One tiny suggestion - the music is often a bit baleful and melancholic and while it can sometimes suit the misty, cold looking vista can be slightly discordant to the pure enjoyment of the videos.
![National Geographic's Epic Voyage through Alaska's Inside Passage [S1-E33]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/W779GIUIFeo/mqdefault.jpg)
You probably wonder if people are enjoying watching your journey. My dream in life is to do what you are doing. Alas, due to various setbacks, I was never able to achieve this. And so watching someone so adroit and talented in presenting is the second best way I could enjoy places on Earth that I know I can no longer ever visit. Bravo sir and know that your videos bring great joy to those less fortunate than yourself.
Im thinking about setting sail in 2025 on canada/cross country bound voyage of a lifetime on 60ft yacht offering private rooms and starlink internet for work if you or anyone you know is interested for 1200 a month.
@@seearressestoy interesado.
Oh my word- How I WISH!
Very True, thank you
Tony Fleming is simply the best! Thanks for who you are and what you do.
Mr. Fleming, your films give Sir David Attenborough serious competition. Although at this point in life, short of winning a sizable lottery jackpot, I’ll never be able to own one of your boats but your films make it possible for me to live vicariously through them. Thank You!😊
This is one of the best videos for me. Sometime after leaving Pelican, we refueled in Sitka but instead of going south along Baranof Island, we, as a commercial fishing boat, returned north and took Peril Strait into Chatham Strait. Our next stop was Warm Springs Bay across from the southern tip of Admiralty Island. At Warm Springs Bay there was just a storekeeper on a scow and I bought some candy bars, and walked up the big hot water pipes to look at a large waterfall. Our crew of 5 spent time in the cedar tubs. You were in Deep Cove which is due west of Tebenkof Bay where we set our purse seine for salmon. Though we were a much smaller boat that the big boys, we owed no allegiance to fish companies so we could sell our catch to the highest bidder, putting us every year in the top ten money makers. What really made this video good for me, is that I remembered reading in the Alaska Coast Pilot about a place where we were and I couldn't remember where it was. But then you mentioned Little Port Walters. Thanks for helping me remember my adventure of almost 60 years ago. Thank-you Tony.
Tony I could spend hours watching your videos. Thanks for sharing.
An amazing video again Mr. Fleming, thanks again from The Netherlands ❤
I always enjoy watching your videos. Really can't watch what's on TV those days, when they change shots every 10 seconds or so. Your videos is very pleasant to watch.
I agree to and with all comments below! Wonderful work, narration, scenery. Thank you, Tony, for presenting such trip!
This is so beautiful and peaceful. Love your videos!
Yet another breathtaking addition to the collection of stunning videos. I can’t express just how much I appreciate you taking us along on your voyages. Thank you, Mr. Fleming.
Your videos are gems; sparkling, demanding halting gaze. You’re a gentleman, in the old sense, the right sense; I tip a small floral highland scotch to you, you only at sea level and playing your part with open-hearted grace and generosity.
Everything is just brilliant: the narration, filming and editing. I truly dread the day when these wonderful reflections of the Pacific Northwest end. Thank you for your efforts and sharing.
Tony, I want to thank you again for your beautiful and generous contributions to the quality of life of all who come across your videos. The cadence of your voice, your unique selection of marine and travel vocabulary, your keen observations, and points that educate the mind as well as instruct the heart are all well taken. I am sure that I speak for many others when I say that I am enriched and soothed as I watch and listen to your instructive stories of your Venture journeys. I want you to know that I deeply respect your work. Humbly, Sabrina Eickhoff.
Fabulous scenery & wildlife. Thank you for sharing your travels. I also like reading your travel reports on your website. regards from the Uk
In 1989 and 1990, I dove commercially for sea cucumbers in SE Alaska. I saw places both above and below the waterline that are beautiful beyond description. I am grateful for those experiences. The Tongass National Forest is a world-class treasure that deserves every effort we can make to protect it.
Love love love you videos, your luscious photography and comforting voice…😊
All amazing videos and comments. ( this one and the whole series of Reflections) In fact, an amazing tool as we are preparing for such a trip in 2026/27. Following and commenting on my charts as we go along with you! Thanks so much.
How fortunate to have seen all this in the flesh.
Thank you for taking me along. It's the only way I could ever visit here. From Texas!
9:50 You listened to our prayers and found the soundscapes of Martijn Doolard to be epic soundscapes. Now the video editing is also improved. Fantastic ❤ The following is growing.
Disclaimer for claiming an improvement / Then the soundscapes were ruined again by dramatic philolin. Grow up 007.
Thank you! The only one online that shows the greatness of our earth. With nothing but stories, rarely seen views and facts about these areas you visit. You inspire me to do the same and I pray that my dream comes true - Thank you/Micke from Sweden
As always Tony thank you for the grand viewing...
Thank you for the beautiful filming of one of our most beloved places on the planet! We got to meet your crew last summer is Ketchikan. We were cruising in our steel hulled sailboat Hongvi. Keep adventuring - and sharing!
Always a relaxing watch, thank you.
Thanks Tony, not many people can share the dream like you do.
Thankyou so much for you’re videos… so inspiring, informative…love you’re poetic commentary….beautiful photography…simply beautiful… ❤❤❤
MR.FLEMING YOU ARE SO POETIC!!!!...AN UP SIDE DOWN VIEW OF OUR SURROUNDINGS!!!!....I AM ALWAYS AMAZED AT YOUR COMMAND OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE 😀...I LOVE THE FLEMING YACHT BRAND!!!!.
Another little Piece of Tranquil Beauty...... Thank you Tony and best wishes for 2024... :-))
Thank you. I can never get enough of your narrations and beautiful videos. Another job well done.
Another excellent and inspiring video! We are currently returning south from our first adventure to SE Alaska, but are already planning for next year and Baranof Island. Thank you!
Such wonderful content. To spend a summer cruising beautiful waters with awe-inspiring views has got to be the most wonderful way to enjoy a cup of coffee or your favorite beverage. The silence must be golden.
Wow . . . is that nice or what. What a delicate blend of music and fine photography. Gorgeous.
Majestic views. Thank you for sharing this video and having alone the way to enjoy it as you did.
Thank you for creating and sharing. I almost can smell the sea breeze watching along.
Epic journeys coupled with poetic narrations. You are simply amazing Mr. Fleming!
I so enjoy your videos, never get tired of the ethereal beauty of the shoreline. You definitely have a way with photography and videography, and narration. Summer will be here before long, hope you and your crew have amazing adventures in store.
Absolutely love your commentary and videos Tony. You are an inspiration to a RAN veteran. Thank you ❤
I enjoy these videos so much. Thank you Tony and crew!
Thank you, Tony. Once again a masterpiece. Best Regards.
Most beautiful and also very attractive all scenes and also beautiful photography
Thank you Alfred Hitchcock beautifully done beautiful scenery as always, an awesome video
I have done this, through the San Juan's, on a little 30 ft cabin cruiser. What a joy. Also another trip on a crab boat (a 180 ft processor) from Adak to Kodiak through some 15 ft seas traveling up the Aleutian chain. Also a wonderful trip once I got past the seasick phase. I was one of the wheel watch hands which is a great place to be when sailing the sea.
Fleming is a great leisure craft to cruise around the coastal waters.
Simply the best ! Thanks again Tony for sharing your travels with us.
Such peace! To know such peace. Beautiful!
Always enjoyable. Thanks for taking us on your spectacular journeys.
Another great video Tony, thanks for sharing
Muy bonito video !!!
Love your videos greeting from holland
Wow, the voice, the narration, the scenery. Just superb.
Beautiful presentation
Beautiful.!
Thanks Tony.
Always waiting for your next video.
The Russian's must Regret selling that country time has abandoned and nature embraced.
Superb sir. Delightful.
Many thanks again for your spectacular videos. 🤗
beautiful thankyou
WOW …. Just wOW great video
Another wonderful video 👍
Living vicariously through UA-cam, thank you.
SURPERIOR VIDEO AS ALWAYS......THANK YOU
Wonderful to escape. I am a weekend and vacation sailor in the UK. I think all sailors dream about exploring but few do or can. Thanks for letting us escape to those remote anchorages that we will never visit. Anyone who has sailed on the Solent will know exactly what I mean.👍
So awesome. Thank you! 👍😎🇨🇦❄🌊🌲🪶
Hauntingly beautiful. Thank you.
Very beautiful scenery,
Thank you for the video, I am very happy to see it,👍
Thank you for this considerate gift, Tony and team.
What a breath of fresh air this video is.
Thank you for that look into Alaska.
Thanks, Tony. Amazing as always!
Definitely living the dream
Because of you, you have started a love affair for me with Alaska. I have watch wonderful videos that from the “land view”. Just for me, the views from the water are the most magnificent! You have a way of capturing that beauty through video or drone footage.
Thank you for sharing your passion and creativity 💕
Hi, from Poland. Awesome video my friend!
So beautiful!
Beautiful! Thank You.
I apologies for ghosting your channel for so long. Your package of film, narrative and music is compelling and engenders an emotional response. Were your intention to sell motor yachts, I find that in sotto voce. There is more to your presentations, you have the eye and the voice of a poet in the landscape. Thank you for the opportunity to follow along. I hope it gives you some measure of return as we the viewers. Thank you.
Excellent vid.
Beautiful....great job...!!
Lovely as always. I think the sequences of mist on the mountain tops and a rushing.waterfalls are my favorite. But I have to wonder like the tree that falls in the woods, does it make any sound. Does the waters continue to flow when there is no one to watch it.
Amazing !!!!!
Excellent work 😊
Spectacular
beautiful
That was Spectacular ! . . .
Incredible video
Two words sir: Thank You.
Very well done.
Almost as good as being there!
Thank you, Sir.
Excellent...
Very nice!
I spent 3 months during the summer of 1969 working for the US Fish & Wildlife at Little Port Walter. At that time was anywhere near as fancy as it is now but it was still considered the finest field camp in all of Alaska. Big Port Walter was a huge conglomeration of buildings that was being dismantled by one individual. It looks like he finally got it done, I wonder how long it took him. As you went into Big Port Walter you passed the only flat spot for miles. It was called Lover's Cove and it's where all of the employees of numerous canneries and salteries went on their day off for, well you can guess what they went for.
Very Interesting. Thanks for the feedback
Prachtige reis, ga u goed.
Behouden waar u om geeft 😊.
A great place to kayak!!!
Again I Say .Tony could read the phone book numbers and make it sound Amazing
Your videos are amazing and inspiring. It give me emotional comfort and relief from stress and strain we have every day life. Thank you. I want to sail on a wonderful voyage like you did. By the way - your recent videos have too much red color. It does not look natural. Please reduce "Hue" & "Saturation" feature in your video editor software when editing video.
Anyway - we love your amazing sailing video. Thank you for making us feel good when watching your beautilly presented sailing videos.
beautiful sights..per usual. It all looks young to me. Volatile. how much is under the sea, that has never had a foot print. Let alone what keeps standing above it.
GOOD JOB .
I am thoroughly enjoying your videos. As a keen amateur photographer it would be really interesting to know about your camera gear. Please keep them coming...
Over the years I have used many different and expensive cameras. About four years ago I graduated to Panasonic Lumix GH series of cameras, However, for the past two years I have been using a #14 iPhone for 95% of all video and stills. Hard to believe but true!
@@FlemingYachts thanks for the message. Modern technology is amazing!!
Thank you!!!
Your videos are superb - visually gorgeous, so well edited and the narration always interesting and o point. Your voyages bring much vicarious enjoyment. One tiny suggestion - the music is often a bit baleful and melancholic and while it can sometimes suit the misty, cold looking vista can be slightly discordant to the pure enjoyment of the videos.
Super.