Thank you Butch! I really appreciate your comment. We should get together sometime, I'll give you the tour! The mighty K in the background is just epic! Such a beast of a mountain. I'd happily take a tour deep into the ADK wilderness as well. Have a great season man! I know you will

I hear ya man. I get that same look, a lot. I am thankful for all the people that would rather sit on a beach along the southern boarder. lol

Lol! I have been a bit selfish about my trips this season. Been on 4 so far, this is the only one I recorded. I was in enjoy, and hang out mode, loving the beginning of the season. But I'm back!!! Thanks for your support!

@@ItsGoodintheWoods that’s the way to be brother! Enjoy the trips. Thanks for taking us along💪🏼

I really appreciate that! Thank you for the high praise and your support.

Welcome aboard! Thank you for your feedback and supporting the channel. Very much appreciated. I hope you continue to enjoy the content. Looking forward to hearing from you in the future. Thanks again. Have a great day!

Those snickerdoodles are off the hook bro!!!

You are very fortunate to live in such an amazing area! Also fortunate to have survived that canoe experience. Just recently bought a dry suit for the occasion lol! This is one of my favorite areas to explore. There is so much to do and see out there. For the most part the weather has been pretty good to me out there. I have spent a couple days pinned down collectively. Pretty lucky otherwise I figure. Thank you for checking out the video. I am glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for letting me know.

This is such a great loop! One of my favorites. I'll keep going back. This time around it was pretty rugged. Those portage trails were a mess.

@@ItsGoodintheWoodslot of storms this winter early spring. Bet was a mess do tree work for a living and we booked till end of summer

I appreciate that! Thank you More to come!

This was a real fun trip. That swim was an interesting situation, but he recovered very well. Thanks for stopping by Joe

A learning moment for sure! Lol. Wasn't the first time and probably won't be the last hah. It cost us a handful of hours but my preparation and help from Justin Made it go smoothly. 😊

A fellow New Englander! Nice. The Allagash is on my list. I have made plans to do it the last 2 years in a row, plans fell through both times. I want it. The Debs wilderness is a fantastic trip. One of my favorites. I have done it multiple times now and it just never gets old. There is so much out there to explore. It is amazing! When he dumped that canoe I was like, what happened? lol. Looks like he got spun around a bit in the boiler there, that caught him a bit off guard, threw him off balance enough to get the water pushing over the gunwale and it was over. Happened quick. It was an interesting situation. But he did make a good recovery. This experience was enough for me to finally decide to buy a dry suit. Canada is on my list as well. Big wilderness out there!

Aziscohos is an awesome lake to spend time on! Enjoy your time up there! Thank you for letting me know you like the content. Thank you even more for supporting the channel the way you do. Enjoy your paddling season Edman! Perhaps I'll see you out there

@@ItsGoodintheWoods Great video, some hairy moments there. You guys are hardcore, I live vicariously through your videos. 62 years old and over the last two years have 2 shoulder surgeries, one replacement and one rotator cuff and bicep repair. So, I'll be the guy in a Radisson with a Minn Kota. 6 cans of freedom hahaha, cheers Edman

You got that right! We all go for a swim from time to time

Maine is so nice. They have some big wilderness! Give me a shout if you ever find yourself out this way

I like good food lol. On my next trip video I think I am really going to dive into the food details......I have a plan....Thanks for watching man

Have a great canoe season!

That last campsite is great! Mother nature put on a show for us! Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you

I guess he did get skunked. In his defense, we didn't have much time for fishing unfortunately. We were on the move. Dude....that bourbon iced latte was off the hook!!! Now I have a lightweight alternative to the morning Alcachino!!!! YES! I didn't know walmart stopped selling Sawyer. That sucks. Cool that you got a gift card purchase though. Score. For future purchases, you can get them from Hilltop Packs! They send em straight to your doorstep! This was an awesome adventure. I had a great time. That swim JP went for was an interesting event. He went in and I went into rescue mode. That water was cold. It took him a while to get to shore. I went and collected all his gear and canoe while he was doing so. By the time he made it to shore he was shivering uncontrollably and his lips were blue. It was scary. I immediately set out into the woods to find a suitable spot for a fire, just incase, but we didn't end up needing it. He changed into dry cloths, I was constantly asking him questions, keeping him engaged. After he changed into dry clothes he made a surprisingly quick recovery. If it had been colder outside we could have been in trouble. But it didn't go down that way. I didn't film any of the recovery process. I was much more concerned about my buddy, and didn't want to film someone in that situation. I tried to do a little VO in the editing process, but I couldn't get it down to a degree that I liked. So I didn't include it. the rest of the day and evening was a ton of fun. That swim did open my eyes a bit. I like late fall, early spring paddling. That has become very clear to me. I have been rolling the dice for far too long now, and getting away with it. I am currently in an obsessed state of Drysuit research. Come fall, I'll be in a drysuit.

@@ItsGoodintheWoods I would not expect any of the rescue process to be filmed especially since it was just the two of you. I am very thankful that everything worked out okay.

Oh I thought I mentioned being skunked and not catching any fish lol. More than once. Hah. If I didn't I meant to. Justin did well trolling. I just wasn't comfortable doing so in the Indy. The recovery process went well...honestly I spent too much time in the water. I could have gotten out sooner but wasn't ready to part ways with my boat or gear. After a few minutes of being caught in the eddy I decided it was time to prioritize. Got myself to shore and Justin was instrumental in collecting my things. I spend a lot of time being anxious man. Even in places like that. I contributed to the dunk no doubt...but like to think the bad experiences help foster more positive experiences

@@projectknifehand well, I glad the dip wasn't worse.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Freeze drying is incredible. A game changer for my outdoor adventures. You can pretty much freeze dry anything, and it retains 100% of its nutritional value! I am dorking right out on it. On my next trip, I plan to do a deep dive into the food details.......

Thank you David!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you

Thank you kindly

@@ItsGoodintheWoods your welcome in New Brunswick anytime…🍺🍺🤠🤠🤠

@@andrewmacaulay1585 🍺

LOL ! I went through a momentary lack of good judgment during the wc days. Those days are over!

@@ItsGoodintheWoods lmao!!

It'll be a while before I make it out that way. lol I would like to see it though

@@ItsGoodintheWoods Himalayan Sound and I will always welcome you. This track is open zone and its height is 5300 meters. And from the top you can see a view of various 700 plus meter high mountains including k2 world second highest peak nearby.

You got that right! It is so nice out there. Thanks for stopping by!

Thank you! Will do! I appreciate your support

That last sight is a banger!!! I feel fortunate to have access to the areas I do. A 6 hour drive gives me all kinds of options. It's great. Thank you for watching. I am glad you enjoy the content. Thanks for letting me know

@@ItsGoodintheWoods I live in England so not that big of a country. Most of our countryside places are privately owned. Our only wilderness areas are in the highlands of Scotland. I make do though with my local rivers. A canoe, a camp and a few beers and a great time.

That wind was pretty intense a few times. Video does it no justice.

Maine has some amazing wilderness to play in. I love it up there. I love that canoe too lol! Thanks for watching and commenting Eric

Thank you! A happy Spring to you as well! Their generosity is why I am a fan. As long as they keep doing what they are doing I will happily continue to be very vocal about supporting them. Sawyer is legit saving lives!!!!

Thank you. I almost made that the Thumbnail for this video.......

"I'm haunted by the things I did for that klondike bar"🤣 One of my favorite stickers ever! I hope you and the family are doing well!

Hey Joe, where ya going with that gear in your hand...... This was such a fun trip. The seat I use is a Crazy Creek. They are great. They are comfortable, pack down flat and light weight. Works great as a seat outside the canoe as well. Here is a link, (not affiliated) This link is directly to Crazy Creek, you may be able to find a better price on amazon .....crazycreek.com/products/canoe-chair-iii?variant=44499738558780

@@ItsGoodintheWoods Thanks Homestyle. Amazon has it for $50 - in the cart it goes, along with about $500 worth of other stuff! Safe paddling and God bless you and the family.

This was a fun one! I am sorry to hear your shoulder is still questionable. With a bit of luck, perhaps it will do better than you anticipate....I hope it does. You have a real nice canoe that needs to be paddled! Happy paddling man. That freeze drier is a game changer for the backcountry meals! I am dorking right out on it

Word homie

Same. PBR has been my go to easy drink for well over a decade. At one point I had considered switching it up due to its new found favorability from the hipsters. They will jump ship once they make the connection.... Red, White and Blue....deem it offensive and call for a ban. Then we well have it to ourselves again🤣🇺🇸🍺

@@ItsGoodintheWoods 🎶 keep yer hands off my pbr! 🎶

anything is possible. It was a cool find

Much appreciated!

Thank you. I took the Trillium over the phoenix because, The Trillium is a much faster, easier to paddle canoe on flat water. Lots of flat water on this trip. This trip also requires miles of portaging. The Trillium is basically half the weight of the Phoenix. Trillium is 21 lbs......the Phoenix is 40lbs. That is a huge difference on your back. Gotta have the right weapon for the mission. The Trillium is easily a better suited canoe for this trip. Thank you for your support of the channel! Cheers man

Nope. It is too hot to bring. I like to enjoy my food on trips.

@@ItsGoodintheWoods I'm sorry it's to hot 🔥 I thought you liked hot 🔥 food

@@stevenhawk7751 I do. I love it. That is just too hot to bring on a trip.

Thank you. I can not find your email.

@@ItsGoodintheWoods I've just re emailed you my friend, have a great day!

It is so nice out there.