Buck Lake Lodge
OOD Travel Editor, James Smedley, explores the Obakamiga Wilderness at Buck Lake Lodge.
Last hoop-laa a trip to Fork Lake Alberta Campground
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the Beach of the North BuckLake in Lakeland of Central Alberta in Western Candaa
HDVideo about a Bech of the North Buck Lake Provincial Park in LakelandCentral Alberta of Western Canada.
Camping Trip in the Kawartha Lakes
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In this episode we are heading north to the Kawartha Lakes area in Ontario, Canada to do some camping with the boys. We try to get out a few times in the year and get a fun trip in like this. Normally we do it more in the spring and fall to miss the bugs but the spring was so cold and wet this year it pushed us back. SO THE BUGS WERE NUTS! but hey did not stop us from having a great time out there. Thanks to Mat, James and Thom was a great time as always! Hope you enjoy the video and let me know where you like to go and camp and what makes it so great! Until the next one thanks for watching Cheers!
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Alberta fish kill could be worst ever
Michael Sullivan, provincial fish science specialist with Alberta Fish and Wildlife talks at Lake Isle where thousands of sucker fish are poking their heads out of the water literally gasping for air because of oxygen deficiency in the water in this video from March 2014. Video by Bruce Edwards / Edmonton Journal
Crimson Lake-Alberta-Canada
Crimson Lake provincial park
Kayaking and Canoeing at the Barrier Lake 2019, Kananaskis - Alberta, Canada.
Let's explored the Barrier Lake and Dam at Kananaskis Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada. We will explain everything that you need to know to get here and to rent equipment. We will enjoy this lake in kayaks and an inflatable boat while we witness a helicopter rescue.
To rent equipment in this lake, the company available is Kananaskis outfitters and this is your website
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Day Hike #7: Buck, Honeymoon, and Osprey lakes. Jasper National Park
This one doesn't show up in pamphlets or hiking books really. It's right near Honeymoon Lake Campground. A quick hike while travelling down the icefields parkway but still in Jasper National Park
Tramped through a lot of snow and swamp to see these frozen over lakes. It was May 5th. Not recommended for early season but it would be a good 1 hour jaunt when it's clear of snow.
Props to Martyupnorth and mattyoutdoors for inspiring me to share my adventures.
Hope you enjoyed it. I always do, even a bit of a stinker like this one. :)
LakelandRecreation Area on Cold Lake in Lakeland Region of Central Alberta in Western Canada
HDVideo about the Provincial Recreation area i the Lakelsnd Region in Central Alberta ofWestern Canada.
Trip to long lake provincial park. Exceptional camping place with great sites
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Back Country Camping - Fall on Basin Lake - Day One
Ben and Tim went for an early fall backcountry camping trip to Basin lake in Algonquin Provincial Park. This video is day one of that trip.
How to enjoy back country camping.
Hiking Slide Lake Loop Frontenac Park
Hiking the Slide Lake Loop in Frontenac Provincial Park. One night backpacking trip camping at site 1 on Buck Lake.
Backcountry Camping - Quetico Provincial Park
A short overview of this wilderness park - one of the world's top canoeing destinations. For more information and to reserve your campsite online visit OntarioParks.com .
Trip planning assistance is available at (807) 597-2735
Ole Buck Loop hike
A hiking trek on the Ole Buck loop near Sibbald Lake, Alberta. Our longest hike to date, full of bear scares, and I don't cares.
Ole Buck Loop
Paddling Algonquin Park; The Barron Canyon | Impromptu Crown Land Camp | Off-Roading
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Fishing BC Presents - Drifting the Clearwater River near Wells Gray Park
“There is always the possibility of getting a big fish out of here,” says fly-fishing guide Elia Ganderski, about the Clearwater River near Wells Gray provincial park. Drift boat fishing the Clearwater River gives anglers access to kilometres of water, and the kind of trout that some fishermen won’t see but once or twice in a lifetime. The fishing can be technical and challenging, but the rewards are significant.
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First Time Fishing Kashwakamak lake (land of lakes)
first time fishing kashwakamak lake, fishing in a cold front and somewhat windy day, struggled but managed a few.
key bait was the dropshot, would recommend finesse applications for smallies.
CalhounBay Provincial Recreation Areain Central Alberta of Western Canada
HD Video of Colhun Bay o theBuck Lake in Central Alberta of Western Canada.
Backpacking With Our Dirtbag Baby & Dog Deep in the Killarney Park Backcountry E3
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Our family backpacking trip had to change after my trail running and paddling mission to rescue our dog who'd got injured on the trail. We still had plans to do a bushwack hike though. I arrived back at the campsite around noon and we continued our camping trip with the baby by canoe. We were still deep in the backcountry of Killarney Park. Our plan was to camp on Killarney Park's Lake of Three Narrows for two nights before we undertook the roughly 4kms of portaging and some significant paddling to complete our trip. This would give our dog some time to rest his sore leg. The La Cloche Mountains are beautiful and a prominent quartzite ridge runs along the north side of Lake of Three Narrows. I had a Smallmouth Bass on the line as we paddled at the base of this ridge but I lost it right at the boat. Four kilometres later we reached our new campsite.
It was late afternoon when we headed off to do a hike. Buck stayed at our campsite to hold down the fort and rest up his sore leg. We paddled about 300meters and began a bushwack to reach a dry creek bed which we followed to the La Cloche Silhouette Trail. We then followed the trail, hiking with the baby up a and up a very steep incline to reach a lookout. The view was magnificent! We didn't have much time to take it in though as we had to rush back down the hill in order to get back to the canoe before dark. On our way up to the lookout, we'd kept a close watch on the time to make sure we'd have enough time to get back before dark, and we did.
We find that doing things like this with our baby Wesley along makes them a little more nerve-racking! But we never put ourselves in a situation that we can not deal with. And we've found that spending time in nature with him bonds us more closely to our son. It's as if it strikes a primal chord in us.
The following day started out alright but was very windy. After breakfast, the rain came down hard and we hid out in the tent for a while until it subsided. Soon, we left camp and battled headwinds again, paddling about four kilometres to another campsite on the same lake. The weather was miserable and it was tough to get a fire going because everything was soaked, but my wife Tori managed to light it.
The next day I caught a 3.5lb Smallmouth Bass on our paddle to the portage trail. And we began single carrying the 3km trail to reach Killarney Lake. Tori and I swapped our loads mid-way through and Tori carried my heavy pack and the canoe as I carried the baby for about 400 meters. We were still plagued by headwinds on Killarney Lake and all the way back to near where our trip ended on George Lake too for that matter. But the clouds lifted and the winds slowed for the last part of our trip, and we enjoyed some of the beautiful Killarney scenery after the long, final day of our trip.
Tori and I then headed to the near-by village of Killarney where we celebrated our two year wedding anniversary at beautiful Killarney Lodge and enjoyed a steak dinner and a nice bottle of wine. We deserved it!
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Lambly Lake 2019 First Spring Fish - Worlds Hottest Burgers
We hit up Lambly Lake in the Okanagan's Central Interior for some bush cooking on an island. Garth brought along some of the worlds spiciest hot sauce also known as, Da Bomb...