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OVERNIGHT ICE FISHING IN A HOT TENT | CARBON MONOXIDE HOT TENT TEST | SKANDIC SWT | SPECKLED TROUT
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2019
- In this video, Willow and I pack up our two sleds and heads to an isolated remote pond with our ice fishing/hot tent and spend the evening ice fishing and cooking great wild food. We spend the night in the hot tent and complete camp chores all on two beautiful Labrador days. Come along with us on our adventure!
Chuck Porter
Everything Outdoors
You are one smart camper. You work smarter and not harder when you are camping out! I love it!
Thanks Thelma!! I certainly enjoy the outdoors for sure 👍
Chuck not weird at all, I think we just know what beauty we have in our backyard that is free, and just like a holiday we pay for it, know different then people paying to fly in, or fish and vacation here. Every-time I am out paddling or tenting I always say" just think people pay to do this", but because we live here it is free and again in our backyard......cheers Fred in Thunder Bay,Ontario
Absolutely Fred. I said this to my co-workers when flying up in the mountains of Northern Labrador this past week....we only have to look around us to see things most people would give so much just to experience. As always, love to read your comments
CO monitor=Better to be safe than dead. I respect that very much. What a beautiful, sweet dog she is--so gentle. Love the green eyes and chocolate coloring.
She definitely is a wonderful addition to our family and the most loyal and entertaining companion!!👍
Very cool who the heck could dislike this. Now this is what snowmobiles should be used for. Looks like a blast as usual man.
Ha! Always a troll or two no matter what you do in life lol. Thanks for watching as always and I appreciate the comment!
Home away from home. Looks like you and your furry buddy could have stayed a few more nights. Stay safe and enjoy !!!
We are heading out for a nice or two next week 👍
I love ice fishing but never stayed in a tent overnight. Looked very peaceful and relaxing. Willow sure is good company.
She is the best Ralph. Tks for tuning in bud👍
Love willow, beautiful collie
Thank you! She’s actually a “cousin” of the collie.....she an Australian shepherd. The breeder sold both breeds as they were so similar in their ways 👍. Thanks for tuning in!
Thinking about these camping trips when you're on "vacation" it's not weird, I do the same thing. I think some of the best vacation trips are actually just what you're showing us here, usually close to where are we live ourselves. Thanks again for taking your camera gear and sharing these exceptionally wonderful experiences with us. 🏔️👍
Thanks Larry. Sounds like you appreciate what i mentioned there. Thanks for the comment
Another great video. Could sure use some winter right now. Thanks for sharing.
Just back from another skidoo run. +3 today!!
You sure know how to make a fella jealous! Great stuff as always! Thanks for taking us along! Just loved the last shot sitting on sled with willow on your lap!
Ha. She will pretty much pose anywhere for the camera lol. Little bit of Hollywood in her. I need whatever I can to balance out my anti-Hollywood-ness!!
Really enjoyed your video. Thank you
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching and the comment. 👍
Awesome set up !! It's on my bucket list to spend a night in the country like this in a tent on the snowmobile . Great videos keep them coming !!
Willow is such a trip. Love seeing her with you.
Hey Chuck ! The Skandic SWT is the beast of all Beast!!!! If you are in deep snow put on eco or regular mode, it makes the track less spin ! I also pull 2 pelican and goes like a charm! Cheers Buddy!
Yes i LOVE my skandic for sure!!! Good to hear you’re on the two-sled technique as well👍
Life is Good for you😉😄👍
Thanks again Gencay. The trips I take with my dog Willow are very peaceful and rewarding. I appreciate you tuning in and your kind words👍
Nice video and some really knowledgeable comments, look forward to watching more of your channel 👍
Gread video, I` m going to my fishing cabin in 2 days with my girlfreind and 2 dogs ,and hope for good weather . For me, ice fishing on a sunny mild day is top on my list. Your dog seems to enjoy those trips.
Thanks Claude. I hope you the best on your fishing trip and enjoy the company with the dogs and girlfriend 👍
Hey chuck, Just from my own experience, a smaller jig seems to catch more fish in the cold weather months. The fish like small easy to catch meals as they try to preserve energy. A larger flashy presentation sometimes seems to turn them away. Not always the case as you so demonstrated lol. Great vid, I enjoy watching.
Thanks Mike!! I’ll certainly take that into consideration!!👍
Another nice video Sir!Like others have mentioned, we use a small 1/4 or even a 1/8 on. jig, with a live minnow, hooked by the tail. The minnow swims around, therefore attracting the fish. I know live bait's hard to keep alive in the winter months, so, we put 'em in a 1 gallon thermo jug, then add a bit of peroxide to the water, for extra oxygen. Two dozens will usually stay alive all day.I'm no fishing expert by any means, just putting my 2 cents in.Loved watching willow, she never misses a beat...lol
Loving all the suggestions! Can’t wait to try some of them. In the meantime I have to go further North for work this week, but as soon as I get back I’ll be right back at it again!
Great video thanks
Thanks for watching and leaving me a comment!
Awesome video. Nicely done. thanks for sharing :)
Thanks Scott!👍
Welcome back
Love this video. A huge thumbs up.
Looking forward to seeing your next video.
Cheers
Filming again today. Couple of vids in the cue. Thanks for watching 👍
This may be your best video yet , loved it. What a great dog you have , she eats better than me .
Lol. Yes she certainly doesn’t get any thinner on these trips!! Thanks for your comment👍
Chuck this is so amazing how you and willow enjoy each other’s company. After watching
your video I purchased my own tent like yours. Trying it soon. Once again you have a very well
trained dog enjoy the great outdoors, I enjoy watching your videos, cheers buddy. I’m from Lanse Au Loup on coast.
Thanks Cordell! Appreciate your comment. I guess you know Wayne Barney? (I work in same dept as him)
In this video, you said a lot!!! Love the way you live ...
Thanks Jean. We live a good life. Just happy to be able to share it with others. Appreciate the comment👍
Definitely jealous living in the southern US my cold weather camping is it gets down to 20 degrees Fahrenheit and no snow love the videos with the pup she definitely steals the show 🐕😍 thanks for sharing.
Thanks for dropping us a comment!👍
Wicked and loves it! Man you got to do a homemade sausage video/ moose/ birds Jesus it looked good!
We certainly eat a lot of wild meat at our house for sure. Hurting this year for ptarmigan to make sausages as there’s none around!
This has quickly become my favourite channel for outdoor vids. Cheers Bud. Very well done. You had me at ptarmigan sausages ;)
Well thank you for your kind words! I am officially out of ptarmigan sausages now so hopefully will get some more done up soon!👍. Thanks for tuning in
I love winter but alas for me, the north Atlantic drift usually dampens it's fervour. 😮😮
Luckily for me I can enjoy your videos. One day I'll take a trip to the Highlands of Scotland where there usually is a bit of snow but only when I can find someone with more experience than I have. Better to be safe as it might be too late to be sorry! 😂😂
Lol. Tks Dan for the nice comment👍
love the $14k skandic and the $9 dollar pink rod and reel. if you kick that volcano away from your hole it will be much easier to land fish. nice country and great video!
Another great tip. And that rod is my spouses lol (another lame excuse!)😂
Just found your channel. Fun video! I would say try a smaller hook for those trout there. Guide them through the hole slowly if you have a lot of ice like that. The larger hook can get caught in the ice and you'll pop the fish off! Better to keep the line tight but slowly bring it up.
Excellent suggestion! First time I've been told that.....will think about that when I hook my next one!! Thanks again!!
BTW I see you guys have a channel so I checked it out and subscribed!! Looks good!! Thanks again for the tip!
Chuck Porter - Everything Outdoors thank you! Watched several of your videos last night. We subbed as well. Good stuff
Wish I would have knew about your channel at the end of 2019. this episode the beginning when it' really improves. I enjoyed the story about being on vacation and thinking of home😊
Tks bud. You’re soon gonna win viewer of the year!! Lol
My goal in the next couple years is to live this life!
Absolutely Doug. Even though I live it, I constantly crave more. I think nature has that affect on you❤️
you sure had a great overnighter, nice trout and the moose steaks looked awesome. take care
Thanks Wallace. Enjoying your channel as well. 👍. Keep it up.
We get a lot of snow here and consequently lots of slush in our lakes here in the Marathon On area. I bought a new Skandic WT with the 900 ace and 1.8" track should be good for towing . have a great winter season .
Thanks Gary. I think you’ll love your new machine plus find it will suit your needs. 👍
Another great video
Thank you for watching! And the comment!
Great video! Thanks Subbed!
Thanks Dwayne. Looking at your title and thinking you may have a channel as well? 👍
Great Vid.
Thanks for watching Lee 👍
I love your videos and your dog Thx! --Just wanted to say, as an avid ice fisherman for more than 40 yrs, I've seen a few ice poles go down the hole(some even retrieved later when the same fish was caught again)but last year was the first time I lost my(favorite)pole---and that will never happen again! you have been warned! haha Cheers! I usually try to throw a backpack or auger or something over the pole handle if I'm more than a few feet away
Yes that’s never happen to me Pete but has happened to a close friend of mine!!! I’m usually not lucky enough to catch much anyhow lol. Thanks for tuning in bud and leaving a comment 👍
Just found your channel Chuck and love it!
Thanks Jason. Appreciate you watching and let me know if you have any tips or tricks to help me out!👍
...never knew for a long time that they are in only 5-6 feet of water in the winter...man oh man, I bet I missed a LOT of trout in the 50's 60's and 70's....
Some of the places we fish have less than a foot of water. Not that I have an expert opinion on any of this....it amazes me as much as anyone else for sure. Thanks for tuning in buddy 👍
Great video, I love seeing videos of the Bigland!
New subscriber..Cheers from Manitoba.
Thanks so much for your comment and subscription. Love to hear from beautiful Manitoba!
Been down south several times for a winter break and much like yourself I sat there wishing I was out on the ice. To help losing a fish at the hole I take a shovel with me and clean the hole down to the ice. No grantee but helps.
I think about these fishing trips all the time bud. I guess it’s in the blood 👍
Another great video, really enjoying your channel! Subscribed, catch ya on the next one!👍
Thanks again for tuning in!!👍
sorry for this late post but I went to Punta Cana looking for you but I guess you already left for the snow....great video I enjoy watching what you have to offer us, who Iive in the warm part of the world....
Haha. Thanks Dave. 👍
Nice thanks
Thanks mike👍
Chuck, well done. Very nice up in Labrador I bet though Being a southeastern guy in Georgia i would rather be up there during late spring or early fall.
Wow. Thanks for the comment from Georgia!!
At 29:08, that scared the crap out of me LOL. I can only imagine if I was there alone and opened the tent to see what appeared to be a man standing there lol! Anyways love the videos as usual!
Hahahaha.!! I never noticed that lol. Yes it could easily be perceived as a being 😂. Thanks for this.
Once again like amazing video, and I have to say it’s not weird that u thought of being on the skidoo and being outdoors while u were away, it’s in our blood it wouldn’t be normal if we outdoors kind of people didn’t think about that kinda stuff. one adventure isn’t over and I’m thinking about what to do next. Keep it up chuck!
Thanks Steve. I guess if you felt it then you understand what it’s like. Thanks so much for the comment. Love to read them!
It's call "slush" in Québec!! :)
Yes sometimes it’s referred to that here as well. However you call it, it’s awful if you get stuck in it. You may be able to relate?
Bend the bottom of your hook a bit offset left or right for better penetration. As a test, place a new hook on some line, lay hook in your open hand, now close hand and gently pull the hook through your hand. You will notice it probably will slip right through and out of your hand. Now bend the the bottom of the hook offset left or right and do it again. with enough bend offset, it should begin hoking up immediately. Tada. learned that a number of years ago and have not lost a fish since, except for broken line. It works!
Great tip!! Thanks Rick!
This happened to me this winter when I was cutting my firewood my starter got frozen, What I done was got my atv started and I put my put my starter of my chainsaw close to the exhaust of my atv and in no time it was thawed out.So I think you could have got your snowmobile going and done the same,The only thing is the exhaust on your skidoo is on the bottom so it would be hard to get starter of your saw close enough to thaw it out, Maybe if you dig under it you might get it to work.
Absolutely sir. If I didn’t have the hot tent I certainly would have given that a try. Thanks for this. Love to read comments with tips and tricks.
@@ChuckPorterEverythingOutdoors Your welcome and love your videos!!!
i have done the very same thing as you chuck. a couple years ago i was in the dominican republic supposedly on vacation and i was thinking about snowmobiling in northern ontario. got home at 6am from my trip on a sunday morning. put on my snowmobile suite and i was gone..there's no place like home is there!!!
It really is something for sure Mike. It gets in your blood absolutely. Tks for tuning in bud
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Why is it that many Canadians call Brook Trout "Speckled Trout". I grew up using Speckled Trout...now I use both, BrooK Trout or Brookies for the common people, and "Specks" with other local anglers. I tend to say "Specks" out of habit, but that just gets me a funny look from time to time. Same with Walleye / Pickerel...I grew up hearing them both used interchangeably...even though they are two entirely different species, it was common for anglers in my area to call Walleye as Pickeral...I'll never understand why. Also...Specks are the best eating fish ever, IMO...cook with head and tail on, just gutted...in some nice butter and spices.
Yes it’s all about where you live I guess. In Newfoundland (Canada) we have all sorts of informal names for a variety of fish and other animals. Sometimes you have to actually be from here to understand what species we are referring to. One of those things in life I guess....thanks for the comment 👍
I'm sixty two years old, a mom and grandma, but this looks like more fun than I could ever imagine!!! If you were my man, there's no way you could leave me behind!! And Willow is the most beautiful lady dog, is she named for the Willow from the movie? Anyway, I send out "thought cookies" and there's a platter of them heading your way! Thank you for sharing! : )
Haha!! Our excursions sure are fun. And I think willow is the perfect companion (tons of energy, sticks close to me, thick double coat to fight our bitter cold winters). She is so loyal-always watching my every move and listening to every sound I make to see what our next move is. She is especially attentive when we are out in the woods. And it’s the only way I can tire her out! Thanks for writing from Washington State! Sounds so powerful reading that from my tiny Canadian Province!
Very good clip thank you. Would love to try that, we get very little snow here. We got as far as NFL a couple of years ago.
The fishing reminds me of rabbit snares. Years ago I met an old man from a part of Ireland that suffered badly during the famine, he'd a shed where his grandfather stored all the stakes for his snares, he'd about 200, he set and checked them one after the other as you went from one board to another. I was wondering why I never caught a rabbit in my one snare.
So to eat I guess you needed lots of snares, or in your case lots of fishing holes!!
Thank you again, love the dog.
Wonderful comment that you left here. Thanks for sharing it. Appreciate you tuning in!👍
Yup know ya buddy chuck
sure i will be eating some of that when i get there
Absolutely! Lol. Always cooking enough for company 👍
Have you ever tried cotton swabs soaked in Vaseline as a fire starter? It works great snd burns for quite a long time. Easier to carry in a sandwich bag too.
Yes I have Allan. I keep them in my "emergency" fire kit if things go really wrong I suppose. Tks bud
Put bells on the end of you rod so You can hear the jingle when the fish is on. Also try using shrimp for catching trout.
I love the shrimp idea. And i actually have some in my freezer so will try!! Great tip with the bells too!
Chuck Porter - Everything Outdoors no problem
Another great video, I enjoy your outdoor videos rather than your hot vacation video, sorry. I rather have a outdoor vacation than a hot destination vacation.
I love my regular trips immensely as well. Once (or twice) a year we head down south and that’s a nice break as well. Especially since we live in an isolated community. As I mentioned in this video though, I still think about here even when I’m far far away on a beach!
Fantastic videos. May I ask what length of cot are you using? Just wondering if your setup works for those over 6foot. Thanks!
It’s 6 ft 2inches. And I’m nearly 6 feet. I sometimes have my feet down over the end of the cot. By the way, I just ordered a new tent as my current tent is 6x6; the new one I ordered is 8x8. Can’t wait to give it a try!👍
Thank you very much Chuck. Supremely helpful and I can't wait to get out there. Your extra clothing contingency was an excellent tip too. Can't wait to watch the next video.
Beauty vid, do you carry a battery backup for the sled? I'm thinking of getting a power pack for my expedition since it has no pull start. TFS!
Yes I carry a 1000 amp Genius brand booster pack for just in case. Luckily it starts 99% of the time so I have a lot of trust with it.
Ya try steping on the worm before submerging it 👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👽👽👽
Chuck i really like your set up. What brand of stove are you using? What is the stove pipe diameter? Keep up the great videos!
Thanks Larry. I use a 3” diameter stove pipe. The stove has no name unfortunately and it was purchased about 25 years ago so I’ve not been able to track a new one down. Sorry about that. Thanks for watching!👍
@@ChuckPorterEverythingOutdoors You got some good service out of that stove. Could you give me the dimensions of your stove? Thank You for replying.
It's approx 10" x 10" x 24". By the way, I just made my own which is an inch larger each way but the same length. I plan to use it in an upcoming video 👍
Chuck Porter - Everything Outdoors Thank You! I will be watching for your new video!
I was in dr also and I was thinking the same thing it’s ok it’s normal lol
Ha!! Glad to hear I'm not the only one then!! 👍
Great trip! What's the brand of spinner your using? Love the use of flagging to keep the bait moving.
I’m not 100% at the moment of the company who made the spinners but going to claim they were made by ‘Lucky Strike’. I’ve used the flagging tape for a few seasons and IF the fish are biting (not too often lol!) it tends to help out
Found them! Thanks
I think I would set up on the lake and just keep fishing in tent 🤔
Absolutely. Have done that in the past and have a trip planned very soon
great video and a great set up. what temp did you have in the tent and whats the name of your sleeping pad. Thanks again
Temps in the tent were fairly warm. Actually it’s harder to regulate the heat so that it’s not TOO hot. I can’t add any more than one or two junks of wood at a time as the heat would be unbearable. The down side to that is you have to wake more often to add those couple of junks so that the fire doesn’t go completely out. The name of the sleeping pad is “woods” and I’ve had it three years with no signs of damage. Very pleased.
@@ChuckPorterEverythingOutdoors You mentioned a propane heater, that you didn.t have good success with. I wonder if it was leaking or faulty, a test with your carbon monoxide may prove helpful. Still envious of your trip. Nice idea with the 2 sleighs.
Yes I have a propane heater which heated the tent very, very well. The main problem was the nauseous feeling u for from the CO and another was the dampness that comes with propane. He tent would be literally dripping all over, especially when the outside temps were really cold
No I haven’t but I bet it would reduce some of the condensation issue. 👍
So is this on public land? I'm in southern WI, I don't even know where I could go to that I could just cut down a tree and camp without some farmer showing up with at best, questions. I try to go winter camping every other year or so, but go to private camp grounds that are open year round. It's fun, but so many more rules than have.
Yes it’s all public (crown) land. In fact, 99% of the forest here is crown land. We are very lucky as we can travel, camp etc for zero cost and there’s certainly tons of places to go. Very lucky 👍
Great videos, what program do you use to edit and piece them together
I use Filmora. The software costs about 100$ (Canadian)
Thank you keep the videos coming, i love seeing fellow canadian content
what stores sell those buck saws, I live in northwestern Ontario and would like to purchase one ?
You can get them on amazon. Just search “agawa canyon boreal 21” 👍
What brand of sleigh do you use ,are they tippy ? I'm currently using a pelican 82 and 75 they are a little wide for our tight portages from lake to lake ?
I own about 5 different sleighs of all different sizes and shapes. They all have different purposes: hauling wood, ice fishing gear, clothes, hot tent supplies etc. I just purchased a new pelican 94 which I’m loving thus far 👍
Hey chuck., some us guys down here in Wyoming would like to know about your equipment and where to get it Thanks wish I was there.
Hey there. What equipment exactly are you inquiring about?
Chuck what stove are you using?....Fred
Can't find much info on the stove unfortunately Fred, other than there was one company selling them under the brand name "outdoorsman" back in the day (25 + years ago - I'm old!!) I've tried many companies who sell tent stoves today and they sell very similar versions. I resorted to building my own (a second one not seen in any of my videos yet) as I saw a guy from "far North Bushcraft and Survival" building one on his youtube channel. he does an amazing job of showing how to do it yourself. There is a local company here in Labrador that sells one similar to the one I have only it is 1 inch wider and 1 inch higher, and it's legs fold underneath it as opposed to fitting the tent stove into a stand like you see with mine.
@@ChuckPorterEverythingOutdoors yea Lonnie just did a video not long ago on it, what i like about your stove is it is deep. I have tried many and burnt out many, when using the quad and sleigh hauling heavier gear is not so bad, but for quick trips the lighter stoves are ok. Love the channel and the videos....cheers Fred
Try smaller hooks..
What is the purpose of the yellow and silver stripes on your pant legs? I'm pretty sure it's a safety thing.
Yes those are a safety pant....however I bought them mainly because they are lightly insulated and waterproof so they come in handy in the winter time
They're really cool-looking, as well.
Hi really like your videos your dog is awesome 😃 I'd like to know what is the spot device for what does it do? I'm from Québec 👍
The Spot device send a message through the satellites letting your personal contacts know that youre safe
@@ChuckPorterEverythingOutdoors thanks for the info 👍
Can you eat moose rare? Any risk of parasites? Just curious.
Btw - great work! Subd!
The moose here can be eaten rare. No worries there (thank goodness as I like it that way!). Thanks for tuning in and leaving a comment👍
Chuck Porter - Everything Outdoors thanks! I’ll be sure to try it some day and will make sure to cook it rare. Good to know!
Another nice vidéo, thanks. You wife and children never go with you ?
They like to do the day trips. Overnight trips they prefer the resorts and balcony coffees lol. When my kids were younger we would spend on average 3-4 months of the year at our cabin. But, of course, at 15 and 18 years of age the priorities change and their focus (at least for the time being) are more “town specific”. We did have an INCREDIBLE trip down south tho and I’m so thankful for that
Chuck Porter - Everything Outdoors that’s the way it is with teens. I do like also your sens of humour Lol
What type of breed is Willow?
She’s an Australian shepherd. A red tri-color. 👍
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Hi back to you! 👍
@@ChuckPorterEverythingOutdoors wow snow T like snow❤
I see 4 dislikes just curious what people wouldn't like about this video
Nearly all videos get dislikes. Could be something they saw or just jealousy that a video is doing well, etc. The ironic thing is, dislikes act much the same as likes at the end of the day, so really the ‘disliker’ is helping out instead of their intended damage. So we will let them keep disliking on all the videos that people put up and hopefully they don’t read this comment lol. Thanks for watching and I appreciate your comment.
Fishing tip: 1) Wallmart. 2) Costco. If both fail: 3) dynamite
When you made your steak and carrots, you said you don't feed the onions to Willow, Why is this?
Dogs aren't suppose to eat onions at all. Very hard on their stomachs
Chuck! Buy a Huskvarna!!! (Hahahaha!!!)
Ha! I’m sure I could freeze up the best one out there given my lifestyle and the cold weather we have here! Lol!! I love huskys actually. Used several throughout the years. Great saws.
Yeah! Huskys and Stihl are quite similar, in terms of quality... I was just teasing the Stihl guys!
Loose the ribbons
You think that's good try honey garlic moose sausage it's wicked
Yes I've made those over the years plus tried other peoples varieties. So delicious!! I think it's the sweetness that makes it taste so good