Temagami 8 Day Canoe Trip - Part 2 of 2 (2009)

This is the footage taken from an eight day canoe trip I did with a friend of mine in the Temagami region in Ontario, Canada.
It was my first trek in Temagami and it proved to be a tough go but worth every effort. It's worth noting that a good chunk of the trip wasn't actually in a park at all, hence some difficult portages.
The route involved about 41 lakes and rivers and I have a full one hour trip log in the wings that I will likely be posting on a future date to help anyone who would like to do this same trip or sections of it.
To outline the loop we did, some of the bodies of water involved - starting with: Red Squirrel Lake, Eagle Lake, Sir Devon Lake, Lady Evelyn Lake, Sucker Gut Lake, Lady Evelyn River - South Channel, Diamond Lake, Sharp Rock Inlet and back to Red Squirrel Lake.

Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy it...

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[FlingBoogers]

Hey Troy.. WHAT'S THE NAME OF THE SONG AT THE END OF THE VIDEO??? Where did you get it?? I can't figure out the name of it... thanks!

Also, great vid once again!

[MaddyTheGoose]

@FlingBoogers Funny this comment should roll in right now. I'm currently packing some food for a trip this coming weekend and listening to the Felice Brothers as I putter along (listing to 'Love Me Tenderly').

The song at the end of this video is called "Got What I Need". If you like that song, you're in for a treat since there's a lot more great stuff they've put out. I really recommend some of their earlier stuff but it can be hard to find.

Glad you're enjoying the vids... thanks.

[rodnlens]

Hi Troy, Makes my trips look a little tame. I'd like to know the name of the Felice Brothers Song at the end too...???

Cheers from London, England

[MaddyTheGoose]

@rodnlens Glad you liked the song. It's a favorite of mine too. It's from a band called "The Felice Brothers" and the song is called "Got What I Need". I would recommend you check out more of their stuff, this song is one gem of many.

[iceman44088]

nice to see you back again troy. I enjoy all ur videos! I emailed you a while back bout my algonquin trip and well.. it was awesome. I took some videos while i was there back in July and have had it ready for youtube for quite some time but havent got around to it so im working on it now. Be sure to check it out! ;) Take care

[MaddyTheGoose]

I checked out the trip you posted... nice job! Got me anxious for the season to begin.

[JBtheProducer]

gotta be honest man, im jealous of you. i hope some day i can go on various canoe trips like this. minus the walking. so more like camping, canoeing, fishing on a lake without the extra work of hauling it around haha.

[NoMorCinn]

is there not any updated information on these routes you take? paix - good journey

[guitarmaster125]

Hey Troy, i'm just getting in to the whole Backpacking thing and I must say, I really enjoy your videos. I can't wait to go on a canoeing trip myself. I hope you have some new videos coming along soon!

[moppieoei]

Hi,

Wil you be coming up with new trip footage soon?

Really like your films, i like to paddle my trips in Sweden and or Norway if i got the chance.

Greetz from the Netherlands,

Bas

[gunneykanu]

Nice job on your presentation. Temagami portages can be memorable, indeed, but it's well worth it. How often were you able to fish? Did you manage to land any trout?

[Estebanfuturo]

Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude, superb man, i wish i was there with you guys.

[ridgecrestboy]

wow nice trip Troy, the winds at 8:50 reminded me of my last day in minnesota, i was on a 9 day canoe trip, northern tier, if you know about it, but we had to paddle in headwinds for 12 miles that resembled the winds you faced, gosh it was a great trip

[brendandawna]

@brenden0304 yes, read the description

[nedeljkomostar]

Beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing.

zoran

[mhslcb001]

so cool, i would love to check that spot out, do the interior of the adirondack park and peaks not often... but ive done them and continue to get out there