It is an awesome place indeed.

That is so cool! How is it I've lived in Canada my whole life and have never heard of this until today? But it's way too far north for me to ever visit in person.

That guy has a sweet face, obviously loves his life - I wondered if he had ever been to the tropics to see the complete opposite of his way of life ?

Зачем они все смотрят в прорубь? Достаточно делать ритмичные подергивания блесны.Голец сам засекается на тройнике,привлекаемый блеском блесны.

This was a great moose hunt fishing was also a lot of fun everyone treated us great would highly recommend hunting there

What did all the flights cost? Thanks

That's my fishing spot by LDB bridge

On April 11th, there was a presentation to the council in Pinawa about the event, got the presentation via a resident present who requested it from the presenter. Crystal clear in violation of the regulations! How can they get away with that? What is the council's "land acknowledgment part" worth or how seriously do they take it, when they allow a continued abuse of their natural resources? Especially when this year the walleye regulations for the area got ratcheted up, to protect them.

Had the pleasure of meeting him a few weeks ago. What a gentleman, a real Manitoba Legend.

This was a real treat to see a modern Inuit using traditional method of fishing. Ive scoured the internet to find modern Inuits doing traditional things and almost all I have found were White ppl copying them trying to become “bushmasters.” That’s great and all but Ive been so disappointed that I cannot the real deal mostly everywhere I look. I even saw an English man make a 8”-10” arrowhead knife from start to finish using an antler hammer, a rock, and some other primitive nipper. Again, it’s almost never our native North Americans. Have they given up their traditional knowledge altogether? 😞.

I want to buy several of these artificial bait fishes for our fishery museum in Germany, because they look very good, very realistic. Does anybody know how to contact the Baitrix Products company? They are hard to find on the internet ...

Wowwww!!

😃🐳

Interesting!

Air strip

seeing the inside of this guys cabin when there is this amazing crater lake outside is just baffling

If memory serves me correctly, a story appeared in your news letter back around 1992 of a butcher from Tennessee who caught the record of 66+ lb. laker. The story told that the same day he had another one on that felt much bigger, then it felt like a 6-pounder. When he got it in, it was a 22 lb. partially decomposed lake trout. It was then realized that it was the fish that was in the gut of the one he had on...estimating the larger to be in the 100+ lb range!

Great hunting

I went there

Why didn't you eat it?

Wow

in the saltwater world on the east coast, last thing we want is a Spinning bait!

It violates Manitoba Fishing regulations! Walleye between 45 cm and 70 cm can not be legally used for a competitive Fishing event, no matter if you just take a picture. But with a corrupt conservation office as your buddies, everything goes. Enticing people to come for Sturgeon which is also under conservation closure, disgusting! So if you want to become a professional Lund Poacher this is your tournament.

I loved this show growing up, I remember seeing a huge caribou with double antlers once! Is the show still airing?

Growing up I loved this show. It played on the weekends, is the show still on?

Bonsoir, je suis enseignante au primaire et je voudrais savoir si vous m’autorisez à insérer le lien de votre vidéo dans un document pédagogique gratuit permettant aux enfants d’en connaître davantage sur les régions du Québec. Merci!

Your intro is stupidly long.

Awesome, love the video, beautiful fish..

Could watch an hour of this! Just finished watching old Inuit documentaries and this was on my feed. Props honoring the tribe. This is beautiful. High fives from warm LA 😂🙌

Please keep the music lower so we can hear the angler talk. Thanks so much! ☺️

Steve this is terrific. Alex's smile said it all. Love that you guys release. (Gave up all meat but fish ages ago, and really appreciate conservation.) Great clips. Peace! 🙋‍♀️

Can't believe Sara has an exposed hand during all this great work. I needed hot tea just to watch her! Props! ☺️🙌💫✨

Nice

Lund model, please..??? ... is 14" or 16" .. can't guess..!!

If you go on google maps near Pingualuit national park there’s just lake after lake what does it look like with all those lakes

What an amazing video. Thank you for sharing! Definitely visiting soon

Takes guts, lungs, heart, backbone, and spine to pull this off really well

Good example of a catch and release that looks like it worked but that fish was miss treated fought,handled and brought into the boat incorrectly. Interesting how even with a camera crew we don’t get a shot of it swimming away... Good try to get her back but that fish died for a video and a few extra pictures. 👎

I hate to tell ya man. This laker is not 50lbs. Looks smaller then my pb which is 33lbs. Has no gut whatsoever. Nice big laker man but I put that fish in about the 25lb range.

Hi, Nice video , what is the rod you are using for this application ?

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Abusive sport for animals

Looks like a beautiful and seldom traveled place in the world

wooooooo woooooo wooooo gooooooood tecnic fantastic

I know this is four years old but how much does a charter like this cost?

Is this part of the Canadian Shield as well?

Yeah I live here

Arctic regions are so fascinating .

Fantastic!

I caught bigger- reindeer lake 47x32 56lbs