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Did you worry at all about bears?

Great times. Be safe out there. Always worried about 🐻

But what do you do the rest of the time? -30 Celsius

I own that red boat now, Rick was my hockey coach. Great guy, must have been fun👍

Awesome! So glad this popped up in my feed!

Didn't realize that you had ever paddled in oldtown penobscot 16 I know there's no perfect boats but I have thoroughly enjoyed mine solo paddling and tandem

I hate pooping while I'm cold in a house with central heat. Please please please don't EVER make me get caught up in this type of environment against my will. Pleeeze. I dont think my genes are built for that shit. Similar to the vikings show with ragnar when his eldest went to I thin north Africa or the middle East. Cuz was a damn tomato. His skin was bought to succumb to the sun at any moment. My skin loves the sun his does not. I get so much sadder so much easier during the winter months. I love the damn sun.

I love camping

Just bought one of your book about this trip 😂

Was just talking about the Meanest Link trip and decided to look up how long ago this happened... Does this mean the ten-year-long time-out for Kevin planning routes with Andy has almost expired?

Thank-you for reminding me of the rewards. Canoe trip planning for 2023 here I come.

Don't take this personally... call me Old Fashioned? I think you ought to Trim your hair a bit for YT submissions? Nothing personal... speaking as an East Coast inhabitant...

this stupid camp I'm going to is making me do this portage 🙄🙄🙄 looks like fun. said no one ever!!!!

Andy is a young man in this one

I sometimes like to go back and watch these videos on your older channel. It's like time travel, I remember who I was and what trips I was planning when I saw these films for the first time. The aligator find! Amazing.

Some cool footage. Did you try any fishing in these waters before?

Just now caught this. You were much younger. You had to be to do that trek. Unbelievable!

Aaa just wear your hard hat to bed and don’t worry. 👍🇨🇦

Hey I had no idea you did Kopka! I only did 2 days' worth from a put-in point about 20 min. South of Armstrong, so you've done a lot more (I only have a super light solo Kevlar so I'm skittish about smacking it around on rough portages and rapids). Kudos to you!

Did you try any fishing here? I heard on the bad river nearby there are big brook trout some are coasters from the moose river.

loved the video, ive been to biscotasing 3 times and loved it. ive been looking to camp on the lake is there a map with campsite locations, or could you pm me one and do you have to pay for a site? thanks again

Reminds me of some of my early questions - Superior trips between 1970 and 2000.

Wow Kevin! Too cool!

Just reserved a Yurt in Killarnery for 2021 winter. This video is still a great resource even after 12 years!

Amazing. Fully humorous. And the trusty beaver plane got you out. 👍👍

Love this!!!

The berg river, where all supplies are suddenly completely disappeared from the canoe.

Joe Robinet just revisited this site. Its sad to see how terrible it looks compared to your video. Such a shame it can't be maintained

My Friend Wendel Whitewater.

You guys eat better on the trip than I do at home.

Love bottle and sucker lakes.. great area to take a young family who's starting out backcountry camping.. Fun video.. thx!

ОПУПЕННО 👍👍👍 , СТАВИМ ЛАЙКИ , ПИШЕМ КОМЕНТЫ ЧЕТЫРЕ И БОЛЕЕ СЛОВ , ВЫВОДИМ ВИДЕО В ТОПЫ !!!

Hey Kevin. When did you start teaching at SSFC Frost? I was there in 89' for F&W and 91' Nat Res Law.

Your little girl is sweet. And very entertaining. I never seen your wife before . She seems very nice and a lot of fun. Cheers 🇨🇦👍

I know about that crap it’s nasty. Thanks for sharing. I hope things improve and you get a handle on this problem. You can’t let it stop you from doing what you love to do. Good luck Kevin keep on trucking 👍🇨🇦

A Classic video about Wabakimi! Thanks Kevin. www.wabakimi.org

Curious what you do with the help sign on the bottom when you don't actually need help. Is there ever any concern it might be seen when there isn't an emergency? Do you cover it over, make sure it's well into the tree cover? I've always thought it was a good idea though.

I love your videos and style! How can I get in touch with you？

I can watch this hundred times and it’s always good. You guys are so funny.

Do you know if there is any info on continuing down the sturgeon right to Nippissing?

omg thats cool....ive never been to Algonquin park id like to one day...i go every year for the last 4 years anyway to Quetico Provincial Par i think you made a vidoe on that place too....id love to go to Algonquin but i heard the fishing isnt the greatest or i didnt hear much about it though and when i go wiht my dad he likes fishing if you could eat fish all day everyday in Algonquin i dont think itd be that bad...i hear the portages are much easier also. but i think the fishing might not be as good is because this park is probably visited more per season and is easier to trek through but still be nice to visit there

Your video looks great, subscribed! Thank you for sharing!

Well done!! On My bugget list too!!

Bahahahaha That was hilarious. Seemed like it was almost a good repair job.

Hey I know this is probably along shot, but yohr vertigo symptoms what did they turn out to be? I fish mozhabong and Indian often, I have some stuff going on with me too that so far is only diagnosed with vertigo. Scary thing forsure, hope everything is well now

Cool video Kevin. What is that canoe you're paddling?

Why rotate anything? Just grab a new pile of hardened snow and wipe again.

As a 12 year old in summer of 1968, I canoed a portion of this with a group from a summer camp program out of Flint, Michigan. Three counselors/guides and nine 12 year old city kids. It was an adventure. The plan was some sort of loop, as I recall, however the difficulty had us traveling from Ranger Lake north and then after three days and a minor medical issue with one of the other boys on the trip, we backtracked to Ranger Lake. I recall a very long and difficult portage some where along the route. The return across Ranger Lake to a campsite where we parked our vehicles was late in the evening and in rain. In the dark I picked the wrong spot to set up my tent and awoke in two inches of water.

Instead of using sand, why not get the false bottom?

What a great story, I could see myself there