Very well done. I enjoyed watching immensely.

Hi Jon, I’m just wondering if you’re aware of a channel called Found Ponds? It seems to be using short clips from your channel and also from Xanders…I’ve reported it anyway. All the best to you and Erin

Where Is Erin I Usually Watch On My Big Screen Love Love Your Content ❤ The Boots And New Canoe

Spring is my favorite time to paddle. The landscape is so varied. The solitude is guaranteed. Another great video. I miss that part of Canada and happy you bring it right into my livingroom. Thank you.

I love the photography shots, and exploring...I'm not a big fan of a lot of fishing...more exploring (that's just my preference)

Absolutely Amazing Totally Awesome video. The very best. Totally worth all the work you both put in to build that beautiful great Igloo. ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️☃️🌬️🌨️🤗💕

27:27!

I am not that experienced, but I do love the double blade paddle for almost everything. About 20 years ago, I thought my hands and wrists were done, also from computer work. Then I finally did that thing I thought would make them worse, worked out with weights. My hands are probably better now than they ever were. I get it now, if you strengthen a part of your body beyond what strength is required for those repetitive movements, then you are not straining to make them, it is a walk in the park. The excess strength is like having armour to protect yourself from injury.

Watching the videos you made in 2017 back in 2018 pushed my passion of the backcountry to another level, regardless of the camera quality. Thank you for the inspiration. Those older videos are gems, just like the new ones.

New to the channel, on a recommendation from a coworker to check it out. In today’s age of quick clips and instant gratification, I throughly enjoyed the 3 hr40 min video…mind you it took a couple evenings to watch it all. As Fleming grad , 1993, I had the pleasure of having Kevin Callan as a professor who @LostLakes mentions a couple times throughout

What a beast of an episode! Thanks for sharing such amazing content! You'll have half mill subs in no time, doing what you love. Amazing to see your dream has become a reality. Keep them videos coming Jonny boy! 🚣🏻‍♂️🎣🐟🏕️🌲🪵🔥🍳🥞🌮🥘🥟🌅🌌🌕🌊🗺️🌈🫎❤💪🏻

How old were you then? As a 78 year old I envy you.

How old were you then??. As a 78 year old I envy you.

When i see your videos posted it just makes me happy. Life is tough, depression and anxiety are rough. But you somehow make things ok with your journeys and narrative. Thank you friend that ive never met ❤ keep up the amazing journey

Awesome day to binge. 💕🙏🦋 thank you

I believe Im now on my tenth watch. Cant wait for the next instalment.

«Wow! Just wow.» I said, out loud. And then you said the exact same words 😂 Amazing trip, amazing work👌🏻

What's neat about your videos is that we get to see things like the gorge and waterfall that not many people get to see. If it weren't for you catching these things the way you do with the drone, I wouldn't see them either, ever.

hi love your videos they are really good inspiration to get out in nature. that beetle may be a species of Dytiscidae, in Norwegian we call them Water Calves ( vannkalver)

bookmark 40:00

Shots of clouds at around 22:00!!

During a trip on the Missinaibi, we noticed the same correlation and dubbed it "moose-fly syndrome." That is, when you a dense cloud of mosquitoes suddenly falls upon you, there's a good chance a moose is nearby.

I thought that looked like a new boat sharp looking they are super tuff picked up an ADK t fomex for solo trips and kidos to paddel around in. Thanks for posting always learn so much and just picked up my first Amok hammok cant wait to use.

:40 I just lost my coffee! OMG that was gold.

National Geographic doesn’t have content as good as this.

How's Weston? Also how is Deejay's grandma I remember you had said the night the tornado hit you guys had her there at your house that night. Did her house get hit?

I can’t believe how calm the waters were by Nest Island! That’s pretty much wide open Lake Superior waters. Amazing

If you ever get the chance to explore the US side of Lake Superior, you have to check out Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore along the Michigan coastline near Munising. The cliffs and caves are amazing. You can hike on top overlooking Lake Superior, you can canoe at the base, and I went scuba diving in some of the caves and all along the cliffs.

Nice fish dudes :)

Sorry about your mug. Hopefully someone out there can make you a special replacement.

This is my favorite winter video of all time. All time? .... ALL TIME!!

This was an epic video of your journey as a UKpostsr, the graphics were amazing and the photography outstanding. But most of all it really captured the essence of the tripping. Thank you so very much for this outstanding adventure.

surprised no groomsmen

Good Lad. All is good. Thanks for sharing.

Wow! What an extraordinary trip! TY!

Open shot is the lookout above my camp. Love these videos. Makes me homesick

Dude seriously. You do know what was going on with the otters. 🦦 You need a book on the birds and the bees.😂 Awesome video. Keep it up as long as it is fun for you.

Canadians are too nice. Id rather be cracking jokes roasting each other

I Absolutely love this video! And what an honor it must've been to go tripping with Joe. I've admired both of you guys for awhile now (with a little added jealousy I might add) seeing what a blessing it must be to live in such a beautiful place. Thank you for documenting this journey so well. I look forward to more from you buddy. God bless.

thank you for the MAGIC. x so many really lovely glimpses of what you experience - I snorkel and the shots of the ice over hanging rocks at the edge of the shoreline really gave me that sense of the absorption and meditative feeling you must have where you're just experiencing it. thanks for filming that. absolutely brilliant. also - ice duck was fun.

Thank you for picking up that trash. I walk beaches and camp and pick up trash too. Someone has to pick up after those who don't care. And that shot of the geese flying above the canopy was glorious.

47:52 I live in Madison, and been hearing about that canoecopia quite a bit lately. I’m originally from Michigan, right between Lake Superior and Michigan. Also went moose hunting in Ontario and that was one of the best hunting experiences I’ve ever had.

So Nice! -- QUESTION -- What about mosquitos? I heard that Canada has the worlds worst mosquito infestation as they never cleared them out. Not sure why, but it seems like they are everywhere from what I see online. No one likes having to cover themselves in chemical mosquito sprays all over your face arms and legs etc. Are you going during a certain period of the year? What gives as we would love to go except for their mosquito infestations.

Feeling the Leafs fan pain for ya. At least you know a good counselor to talk you off the cliff. LEAFS 12 step program?

1.7M in 2 weeks. So incredibly happy for Jon & Erin that this video is reaching so many people. Grateful for this channel ❤

I greatly enjoy your videos. When you landed on the first beach and set up the tent, I was incredulous that you picked up moose "feces" or droppings and said they were good to eat... that they were an acquired taste. I played that twice. When, where, how were you first exposed to that knowledge? How did you first react to that information?

Hi.. First time follow your UKposts channel.. Amazing sharing dude

Hi Jon, This is truly brilliant. I’ve followed along since the beginning with you and I can’t get enough. I’ve never been canoeing before and being able to come on your journeys with you is something I really look forward too. I hope that one day you can write your own book, I’d buy it! All the best from Australia. Cheers Gerren

Never good to walk up on a potential black bear den. They can crawl into amazingly small holes. It could also have been a smoldering fire if you are in a burn area as it is common for forest fires to smolder underground in the roots all winter and start right back up in the spring.