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Working my way through the second half - may have to do it 2 sittings. My favourite part so far was your engagement and the sentiments around it. It brought up so many emotions, memories and thoughts - I can't say more. Thanks so much for sharing that.

Would you suggest lighter line/leader fishing for bass most of the time?

Why’d you quit, you could’ve kept it and told them you’d be gone for a year😂

This is one of my favourite Lost Lakes videos to rewatch Papa Jontario

1:02:19 These are caddis larvae aka nymphs in their houses/casing they build by gluing on straws, rocks and what else they can find that is suitable.

My whole life I've had the adventurous spirit. Married to a man who had none but I still managed what I could while raising my 3 children. Now I'm 69 with 8 grandchildren who call me Oma and we love taking adventures. They are limited due to some medical conditions but we love to head out! Your adventures allow me to continue in a bigger way! Thank you! ❤

Just found this channel, I appreciate nature so much, God Bless❤

21:22 some lynx and critters are gonna be PISSED about the removal of their bridge lol

I never realized how close you were at one point! I live in Lindsay, my buddy works at Fleming College and his lady lives in Omeemee. Small world! Loving the videos so much. Just picked up my own canoe a couple weeks back, looking forward to some adventures of my own!

So nice to find a camp spot that you are the first one...Kinda special neat. Nice time and glad you are out and about! Neat places. Thanks for the adventures!

This was EPIC. You both are human brookies

That abandoned canoe kiss touched my soul.

During your stop at the prisoner of war/logging camp you tugged at an item on the ground. It appeared to be a WWII vintage machine gun possibly German vintage.

This is definitely some of the best content of its kind,.You certainly know how to bring the viewer, right into the scene. It seems like Nipigon the great, deemed you both worthy, and put on a spectacular show for you while you were there. Thank you for sharing, in great detail, the amazing journey. Your cinematographic skills are top notch, and you and Erin make a great team. Congratulations on your upcoming wedding. May your life together be filled with happiness, and adventure.

Just want to say that this series has so far been amazing! Also as a side note your vlogging, editing, voice over, music selection, jump cuts, slow motion, time lapse, mico/wildlife filming, drone footage, commentary and educational content is by far the best of any channel I’ve seen. I absolutely love what you are doing and cannot tell you how refreshing and wonderful it is to watch your journey. I think you have all the right mindsets and direction to make a huge positive impact on the industry and world. Keep it up, and keep doing what you’re doing! You are an inspiration to so many and I always look forward to your next project/video. Sending love and appreciation from wyoming.

Amen.

Hey Jon, just into part two a ways and deeply admiring your work as always. But there was a big WOW moment for me on a personal level. It was so quick I had to rewind to confirm it…almost missed it. At 49:39 you show a collection of photos taken with your macro lens. Bottom right photo…that sumac owl is my family’s work. They were a signature creation of my uncle Wilmer Nadjiwon starting at least 50 years ago, carried on by his sons Francis and Marshall, and they can be found in collections all over the world. Marshall was the last surviving one to be creating them and he was concerned about who would carry it on. I expressed an interest in picking it up and spent some time with him in his shop watching him do them. He died unexpectedly a couple of years ago, long before I could learn the craft. Was going to be a challenge anyhow as I’m a visual artist (as you might recall), not a carver. Anyway, the sumac owls will be no more, so keep that one forever, if you still have it. Curious, what is the first initial on the bottom of it? That’ll tell us which of his boys carved it. And if it’s a “W” for Wilmer, then you have absolute gold there. Miigwech for that wonderful surprise!

Where do Loons go before winter? I learned a lot about videography watching this video. Your creativity is impressive and your backcountry skills are high level.

Wonderful work Jon! My husband Michael piped up when you started talking about the nay-sayers' comments and the music you choose. It can't be repeated here ;) We love your journeys and create our own trips when time and weather allow - we respect Lake Superior's fury and enjoy her mostly when she's sleeping LOL. Cheers to the future Fall and Winter Trippin' vids

Love the music you choose , in my opinion it adds to the atmosphere of the scene.

'Almost an involuntary probing.' Got a good chuckle out of that!

John, do you have any tips or recommendations for stopping water from running down the suspension straps and getting the hammock wet? Thanks

Oh man!!¡!!!! Those pictures of those sun sets at your one of your last campsiggts were great.And the time laps of the campsight at the end of the video. Thanks

Have you tried attachable finns on the underside of the canoe to keep it more in line?

Yo John you HO. You are a modern day Indiana Jones. 😂 Keep up the great work

Your videos are always a treat taking us on your adventures with you. I also enjoy seeing Erin on trips too. Bless you both and safe travels.

Love your channel. You have taken this to a new level. As a senior I would like to see a little more content about setting up camp, hammock, cooking, relaxing by the fire. It may be boring to you but for a lot of us seniors, who just can’t get out there like we used to, it refreshes our memories of past adventures. With video it is almost like being there. Loved the clip with Xander. Thanks for your tireless work.

I admire the people who spend their lifetime exploring but never film it.

Enjoyed the video, interesting seeing the behind the scenes work. watched over 5 nights. Thank you.

A fine production. It's always best to follow your dreams. Keep on keeping on, that's what life is for. Full marks for the locations video quality and you well considered thoughts.

I'm from Thailand. I really like your videos.

Not a radio voice!? One of the most calming and soothing voices I've heard.

Can I ask why you release 90% of the fish you catch? Is it not cruel to put the fish through that torture for no reason? I understand if you need the food to kill the fish, but I don't understand torturing a creature just for your pleasure or an adrenalin rush.

Great vlog. I've been following Joe for years. Nice colab. The Northern lights were your sign. I have to add, 1.5 in, and talk about Lost Lake, I was lost in this vlog. I had a reminder pop up on my phone, and it scared the crap out of me. I was on this trip with you and Joe!

Very impressive!!!

Loved every second of this. There were so many moments that I closed my eyes and immediately was transported to Northern Ontario. Thanks for documenting and sharing such a marvelous area.

I’d pay to watch these

Finished the latest video last evening (split over 3 nights) and it was as always...fantastic. Although I didn't understand all of the photography jargon, you explained it in a way that I found extremely interesting. It actually prompted me to get out my Eos Rebel and order a small travel tripod. Your videos have already inspired us to return to canoeing and we've booked a week of backcountry in Algonquin Park in September. Thank you for reminding us of the incredible beauty we have around us and the opportunity to experience. Next summer...those Slate islands looks pretty amazing...

THE FIRST 4 HOURS IVE FINISHED WATCHING ON UA-cam. The first part which is 3 hours is my first 3 hours. I thought nothing's gonna beat it but then, jon uploads 4 hours of video, and yeah jon beats jon.

Please don’t buy a dirt bike, love your videos ❤

Whoooo! Finally made it to part two! 🎉 And I just realized that my previous comment with the link to the (unofficial) Lost Lakes Discord didn't get posted because, well, UA-cam don't like links, which makes total sense and I can't believe I didn't think of it when I posted it... Ah well, I shall worry about that later. For now it's time to enjoy these chill vibes while eating breakfast. Oh and I'm not going to watch it all at once. Imma spread it out so I have multiple days to enjoy this!

Possible Projectile Point. Right of center at 37:07.

We are so blessed to live in Canada!

Where is this at ? Lovely scenery and great fishing

Man the ending was so positive I could feel the energy man I couldn't help but smile I believe in you to brother so stoked to see what you build next and I love the work content

Tech Nerd Question: I'm curious about your 100-400mm zoom lens; Sigma or Panasonic? I was under the impression that Panasonic only made a G-Series 100-400, not a Leica L-series to fit the S5 line. I gotta say that the change in image quality from the FZ300 to the S5 & S5II is astounding.

Inspiring. I find myself in a similar situation then you were in. I am 26 and just started a UA-cam channel about camping, fishing and the outdoors and just uploaded my first video. You are literally living my dream and I aspire to hopefully accomplish something like this. Thanks

“You can do it Bruce!”

I feel like 3/8oz kastmaster would destroy there, would be catching fish left and right

Loved this video. I learned a lot from this as a new angler. Thank you!