Dave Greene just "showed up"? Solo? That dude is my new hero.

Used to always keep a length of duct tape wrapped around upper part of my paddle or some other cylindrical piece of kit for temporary patches. Also used a "Green Leaf" (old sweet shaped like a leaf, green and sugar-coated) to plug a hole in my canoe up on the Margaree. Livin' the dream lads...thanks for sharin' it.

Greetings from menstrie Scotland, really enjoyed your video, William Alexander in the 1600s was from my village he was one of the original founders of Nova Scotia lived in Menstrie castle, keep safe

I live on the South Shore Nova Scotia!! exciting seeing parts of home ive never been to

I love it when I find Nova Scotian KZfaqrs. Much love from Pictou County! :) Thank you for the videos! "All the food in there, we're eating well." lol I laughed so hard, I'm just like, "Yep Definitely Nova Scotian, We love our grub".

Why did I know this would be in Guysborough County? It's wild and rugged and beautiful. You could travel for days and not meet a single soul.

What's the life expectancy of a canoe's fresh paint job on a Norther Scavenger adventure? Ear shot of the car? Or do you throw it off the roof and get it over quickly? Always awsome to watch guys! Thanks again.

Thanks Noah for a great trip. I grew up in Etobicoke, Ontario and moved to Nova Scotia 4 years ago. We live in Clark's Harbour now and I have been kayaking the backwoods. Nova Scotia has some of the most beautiful backcountry for sure. If you ever get a chance you should paddle out to the Cape Lighthouse. Thanks again for taking us along on your great adventures. Awesome.

Awesome vid Noah, beautiful. Very well done. Great thumb too

I am glad to live in Nova Scotia

Tarp sauna looks awesome. Good to see the sea-green watch is still in action too.

Been waiting for you boys to drop some heat on us. Can't wait to watch this one. Keep safe boys.

I really enjoyed watching this. Thanks very much for recording and posting guys. It looks like you had a good trip!

I’m totally jealous!!!! Such a great vid makes me yearn for the wilderness 🤘🏻

Awesome adventure guys. Enjoyed every moment. Thanks for doing what you all do!! Be safe!

Amazing video guys. That was one heck of a trip . I enjoyed every minute.

Great video and some pretty wild waters,thanks for sharing and stay safe guys!

Always entertaining,enjoy the way you explain what your doing in spots and why,I go by that area and wouldn’t think the river was able to canoe. Especially where you come out at,nice work

I’m a Nova Scotian living in Denmark. I paddled a lot of NS back in the 80’s and 90’s. Still have a fishing camp on the St. Mary’s (if the salmon ever come back) and a vintage Chestnut Prospector. Years ago I paddled with Bill Mason’s son, Paul and daughter, Becky) (Path of the Paddle). Paul considered Nova Scotia’s rivers as some of the most technical in Canada (Narrow and boulders everywhere). Love the poling. We poled a fair bit and my ex use to teach poling clinics on the St. Mary’s. Love seeing old skills still being used. Your trip is bringing back lots of great memories. Thanks and “tight lines”.

That looks like a awesome trip. Thank you for documenting it.

Great video, that was awesome. Saw a lot of back country, I think I would take a couple extra days & fish some more of those holes. I really enjoyed. Thanks Nova scotia Ca.

Great to see you guys out and about !

A bicycle repair kit is small enough to carry in your pack and it has glue and patches to repair any tare in your packs. New subscriber greetings from Sydney Australia

I love your video. I'm in Black Point, near Queensland beach and I love to see new places in Nova Scotia. Enjoy your travels.

Nice one! Went on a two weeks packraft trip in north of Norway earlier in July, and though the rivers I lined was ruff, but man, the rivers you guys fighting with, is on another level! (Video is coming)

Enjoying this very much, from Port Maitland NS.

I appreciate that tarp sauna and hopping into a cold lake. Finn as I am. I like the music you have in your videos....

your trip is so adventurous and strenuous and not easy. I watch it all the way!

That was great guys thanks for sharing

woaw that is an amazing journey !! i loved watching thanks

I really enjoy your videos, they are somewhat different from the backcountry genre that most adventurers post. There is the easier simpler way, but you choose the tougher more involved way. Makes for great viewing, keep adventuring!

What a journey guys, felt like I was in the canoe with you guys. Great vid as ALWAYS, thanks.

Beautiful sandy beach you found. Some lovely scenery.

Those ole Nova Scotia blue lines, gotta love em! lol If nothing else, they build character! haha! Absolutely fantastic trip, thanks so much for sharing. :)

Good job ,boys! Great video and love your adventures!

Great trip! Thanks for letting us tag along!

Really enjoy watching your video!!!!

I live in Cape Breton, and enjoy being in the back country. Your videos are top notch! Keep up the excellent work!

Wow! This is like a mini Labrador trip! The sauna was cool! Dave is a great addition to the "scavengers!" You do such a great job with your videos! Your harmonica can be placed wear you mounted your go pro! Lol, just messing with you! Loved this video, also!

Thanks, boys- canoe and fly fish, a perfect trip!

Hey, I love the blue line rivers . Lol Very fun to watch, and as for your gopro, well maybe in 20 years some fisherman will find it and post up the footage. Cheers buddy.

Rugged trip, great adventure.loved the video, and thanks for sharing.

Great video! That was an awesome trip, can’t wait for the next one!

This looks like a great trip. I actually just did my first canoe trip down a river this year was an absolute blast. Not gonna lie watching your guys trips especially the labrador one has definitely inspired me to get into canoeing down river!! Actually just in general.

Enjoyed the video! Nice to see Matt in the mix!

Cool trip, I really enjoyed watching it.

Beautiful trip. Not exactly Labrador, but good enough🙂. Nice to see Dave join the team again. Man those were some dark mayflies. We have tiny, light yellow. Some medium, pale, almost greyish. Some larger light brown, and some darker brown with very dark "highlights", but Ive never seen just all dark brown.

Wow. If mr Mason we’re here today to see a passion a way of life passed on. I wonder how the sipekne Katik, glooscap and millbrook First Nations traversed those rivers and hit those rocks in dug outs or birch. Tot respect ✌️

Nice video, Dukes of Hazard voice was hilarious. 👍 to Dave just showing up solo.

Great video - thank you! 1:03 to 1:11 show train trestle abutments for the old Guysborough Railroad that never was. Those abutments never saw a train. In fact no track was ever placed right there. The project was terminated before completion.

Looks like fun. I’m from NS been away 30yrs alwAys nice to see NS scenery

Always wanted to visit Nova Scotia around Annapolis Royal!!! This is like a glimpse of what to look forward to!!!

That was a thing of great beauty to watch.

It would have taken me a week to get down Larry's river with stopping to fish all that awesome looking trout water!

You three have amazing run in being crazy and cool in Nova “great love” land!

I don't know if I commented already, but who cares! Just watched again and I love it. That is my type of river. Thank you and stay safe!

Great video ! I love that! From montreal. I wait for the next one...

Great trip. You might want to do the Nine MILE River in Timberlea, NOVA SCOTIA. Early Spring might be the best time. It comes out in Shad Bay just above Peggy's Cove. Good fishing early May.

“That’s just how she goes up here”! Awesome work Noah! Heart and liver is a staple in my house hold, very under appreciated meat. Meals look delicious and adventure was on point! Well done!

The terrain around that lake is very reminiscent of the barrens of Newfoundland's Avalon peninsula. Always cool to find pockets of that terrain scattered around the mainland.

That's some pretty impressive paddling skills, gentlemen. Well done. 👍🙂🛶

Noah I didn’t realize Nova Scotia had such wild and beautiful areas. Nice adventure. Always enjoy your videos

I just finished watching the Labrador canoe trip and dave Chris Alex and Noah you have my respect.

Amazing skills! Riveting to watch 👀💯🇨🇦

I like all the music, it's a nice touch : )

Those shots and music around 25 min. are spectacular.

I've found myself watching a lot of these videos, its very nice to see one in Nova Scotia. I would love to do this kind of thing, but its very intimidating

Noah, Matt and Dave Another awesome trip guys 👍👍🇺🇸 The Vermonter

nice on the sauna. i would recommend a long pole from ground to a tripod. with that sized tarp, you could get 3 people w/ decent space. just a thought. Cheers!

Never trust a blue line in Nova Scotia but you can always trust a bluenoser

What a wonderful trip. Too much for an old man, but great for me to watch. You guys a real Gamers. Open to challenges that many would avoid. I'm glad it was you doing all that,sure a lot of of pulling. You guys sure aren't Blue Lines. Stay Safe . Thanks Brian 80

Some times you've got to leave home to "get" home. Retirement is almost here. I can't wait to come home. 🙏🔥

Awesome adventure!!

Nice to see Dave out with a pole. Oh yeah, god made mossy rocks to slide canoes over, for sure. The last section sure looked like a blast.

Because i mainly hike, I like seeing the blue lines because it means i can usually ford the river somewhere. I don't have the paddling experience to paddle rivers yet but I love watching your adventures .... one of these days I'll hire someone to teach me!

Heart is the best part! I usually just fry in butter with S&P. Medium rare. It's dynamite. Thanks for the taco idea. Good way to use it.

26:50....I thought that was awesome music right there👍🌲

this looks like quite the experience!

Awesome River Trails!

18:18 good tip never thought of this. Thanks! :)

Great video!!

Grew up about 10 minutes from larrys river and spent many nights drinking and fishing these lakes and rivers. cool to see it getting some exposure

It looks like a great adventure. Larry’s River used to have a naturalised population of brown trout. My father fished them in the 60s. Guysborough River too. Not sure if they are still there.

At 24:32 I thought Dave farted but it was just a little solo trumpet starting up in the soundtrack. Nice video. Very informative and well put together!

Those clouds indicate that I'm likely to catch a walleye in the next 24 hrs. Great video as always! Makes me long for the real wilderness.

Living the dream , super cool adventure

Awesome!

Wonderful video my friend.

Wow, that was awfully nice of Larrys river to let you guys run it without incident, what a narly place! This was a spectacular video! Does Dave a youtube channel?

Love guysborough county, have a family cottage up that way👍🏻

Gnarly rivers, totally worth it. Beautiful.

Nice job guys.....

The one with the Cabelas hat, what kind of Serengeti Sunglasses are you wearing? Love them!

Your videos are sick man ! If you're ever in Newfoundland feel free to reach out , me and my buddies are always taking trips similar to yours !

Crazy adventure boys!

When ever I watch videos from here, I always try to figure out what days it was filmed from the weather... but this heat wave has dried up my memory!

Amazing

Great fishing country down there

I love your videos very cool I have never been in eastern Canada I have been in Alberta and skawon and Manitoba I live in Rochester MN USA about a day s drive up to Canada

My bf is from Larry's River! He recognized lots from this video!