Sorry for the delay, I haven't been adventuring for a bit. Hoping to be able to get back to doing it soon! I could say my adventure changed since these videos were posted. I've got 2 kids now and am self employed, both of which are rather time consuming. In any case, I hope you were able to do these runs. If you did, how was the upper Mullica when you went (if you went that high)?

Hey, that's awesome that you really liked it! I'm not that interesting but really wanted to try filming and editing. I would probably have skipped some myself. Sorry for the delayed response, comments on this channel just don't get forwarded to email even though they're set to. If you do go out and film, please share a link with me. I'd really like to check it out. When I started doing these I was hoping others would feel the way you do and make them, I really enjoy watching them from others. Filming has been delayed a bit for me since my son was born, then Covid lock downs last year and this year was swamped with work. The last one I filmed didn't work out. I started a trip high up on a river that was a complete nightmare with down trees, it took me about 8 hours to go 1 mile and I had to call my wife for an extraction... Ended up with poison ivy all over pretty bad too. Anyway, thanks for your comment. I hope I'll be able to get more filming done soon, have to work on monologues though I think. Or figure something else out.

Hi Dennis! I'm glad you liked the video. I'm hoping to get back out there and film at some point, life got a bit busy for me after my son was born. I appreciate the comment!

My pleasure Joe! I hope you had an awesome trip!

Hi Cat Chick! Thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it! Glad you liked the video. From my searching I couldn't find anything for the upper Mullica which is one of the reasons I decided to do it and film it. I hope you were able to give it a go, it really was quite nice in hind sight. Once in a while I'll watch the video myself and really appreciate that I went.

Hi Floyd! LOL! I did fuss and cuss but edited it out (for kids). Thanks for the hat tip!

Hi Tony! Thanks for the comment, and sorry for the delayed response. My messages from this channel don't get sent via email even though it's set to do so. I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Also, I am a quitter, just not on this trip. I attempted the upper Great Egg Harbor River from Brooklyn lake and had to have an extraction after a grueling water hike through a forest of downed trees. It was most unpleasant!

In New Jersey we're in short supply of multi day rivers. The Delaware is one option, there are several camps along the way. You might also look into our neighbor, PA. They have some awesome water trails already set up, you can check them out here: pfbc.pa.gov/WaterTrail.htm You can also camp legally on private land if you get the owners permission. Plan your trip using a tool like "Google earth" and/or an app called "onx hunt". Onx has a subscription service but give you a nice trial. Their software however provides property tax map info so you can lookup and contact the property owners and ask if you can spend the night there. As far as logistics, it depends on the waterway. Most popular rivers will typically have a livery service available that can shuttle you and your vessel. Otherwise you need to stage a vehicle at your endpoint and get dropped off up stream by someone you know. Or drop off your vessel at launch, park at takeout, taxi/Uber back to launch and hope your boat is still there. Hope this helps at least a little bit, thanks for watching!

My pleasure Dave, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

wow, 5 years later...Thanks bud. Glad you were blessed by it!

Hi, Im terribly sorry for the delayed response. I never saw your question until just now. Hopefully you and your son did take that trip, because wading river is a really nice paddle! I'm glad you liked the video, and I apologize again for the delayed response. Thanks for watching!

Hey, I just saw your comment now. Thanks for the compliment! I recently attempted another challenging one and ending up having to bail on the trip. It took 8 hours to get 2 miles and it was supposed to be almost a 15 mile trip. I'm down for a challenge, but there is a such thing as too much adventure, at least for me. Thanks for watching, and sorry for the almost year delayed response.

Thanks for the feedback, I'm pleased that you enjoyed watching!

It's a Perception Carolina 14.5- Airalite version.

I'm glad that you enjoyed the video! It certainly wouldn't be much of an adventure without hardships. I appreciate the support!

Sorry for the delayed response drchip. I pulled out at Sweetwater Marina and Riverdeck in Hammonton, NJ. If you pull it up on google maps (or even better, google earth), then you will see that the river will continually expand and lead you into marshy areas and eventually to Great Bay, which is the inlet at the most southern point of Long Beach Island. From my take out to the bay entry is about 18.5 miles (google earth has measuring tools for these things). There are probably 2 more areas beyond where I pulled out, that you can take out at. The only sanctioned campground on the river is the Mullica Wilderness camp, and Goshen pond if you were so inclined. An additional night would need to be on private property. You can easily acquire written permission from the owner by looking up the property records and mailing the owner directly. Land owned by the state, such as Wharton State Forest, we are not permitted to camp outside designated campsites. Hope this helps, sorry again for the late reply.

Thanks! At some point I'll run it again in higher water. Make some "easy days" if I can, and maybe clear more obstruction. Thanks for the feedback River Kings (I actually subscribe to you under my my 'viewing' account).

Glad you liked it!

It's my pleasure to share C. I appreciate you taking to time to watch!

Thanks Gatewood! I'm glad that you noticed AND appreciate the corrections. When the tools are there I can't help but play around!