Bob, if you don't mind sharing, what are those sunglasses you're wearing and do you recommend them for kayaking?

Nice video Bob! Great to see you again in Owl Creek! Steve

Absolutely majestic ❤

It was great to meet you today Bob, thanks for sharing this with me 🙏☺️ - Lily

Bob, I hope you realize what a wonderful trip this was. I couldn't imagine taking such a large group of friends into such a desolate place. Thank you for this story.

Hi again, Jim, I see that you live right across from us on Bowen Island! If you don’t mind, could you please tell us the best underwater camera brand /model that you know of? We are new to kayaking and really want to try this out. Thank you!

Hi Bob, could you please tell me what kind of underwater camera you have as I would like to buy one. Also, are you able to share where this video was taken? We live near Lighthouse Park and want to know how far away this particular area is so that maybe we can kayak to it one day thanks!

Simply beautiful. We need to see these videos so very much . Thank you.

As someone who used to visit the San juan islands every summer, I love your videos on the Pacific Northwest. Excellent quality. Makes me wanna visit again sooner.

This is beautiful, I wanna go to nahanni sometime but I'm a little bit scared

You do good work, man. I enjoy your content. Keep it up.

Great to meet you at the Coast Mountain Film Festival! What a wonderful film!! Truly inspiring! I subscribed! Looking forward to connecting again soon! Cheers, Jon.

Thank you for sharing this amazing journey with us. This film should win awards from the National Film Board of Canada!

Thankyou from the bottom of my heart for sharing our Beautiful British Columbia with us! What a truly magical place you have shown us! Loved every minute of it, and will let my children watch this as well!

Amazing stuff Bob, you gave me inspiration to buy a wet suit and get in the Salish Sea! Can’t wait to explore Vancouver Island from Seattle, looks incredible. Keep up the fantastic content!

I've never been on the West Coast Trail, but all of that geography, including the underwater photography is all very familiar to me here on Vancouver Island. Great video.

Thank you Bob for this wonderful story telling, images, and visions of what's possible in and with family and friends!

Thanks for making the effort to put together this movie. Really enjoyed it. I spent a month helping survey glaciers in Norway in 1974. Definitely one of my most memorable experiences.

What a wonderful film Bob! I remember when you did this trip and hearing about it…but seeing this footage was a real gift. Thanks for doing this (and so great to see your Dad … well remembered!).

Love this Bob!

Wow, even flying through Churchill to Yellowknife was a pretty 1974 adventure!

The ‘shine’ of Uncle Jay’s smile after Figure 8 Rapids is magical. What a trip. I can feel the awe of the canyons, one millionth of the awe of being in it. Thank you Bob for this beautiful trip/gift.

Thank you so much for this wonderful film. I paddled the Nahanni in 2002. Your film brought back many wonderful memories. I’m grateful to have had that experience and to you for sharing yours.

what a wonderful adventure! So fortunate to have such adventurous parents to inspire and lead you! And to have the foresight to keep a good photo journal!

I really enjoyed this journey into the wilderness. Learned about a place I never knew about and now I wish I could visit. Outstanding!

24:05 wait…wut? Headless bodies what? Edit: just looked into it. Seems nobody knows for sure what happened but the were out looking for gold so….greed can make people do nasty things.

I cannot describe how much I appreciate this documentary. My soul aches because I wasn’t there with you guys. It seems like a dream. The photographer and videographer are priceless here. I’m in love with a trip I’ve only heard about a few min ago. I need to do this.

A guy (Malcolm Thomas) that helped me with my canoeing skills, went missing on the Nahanni around '76. Always wanted to do a trip down the river, great video, brings back a lot of memories. Thank you.

wow

what a beautiful heartwarming video! Im born 1974 so gona be 50 this year...bushlife, hiking, fishing has been a life long interest since my father started to take me to the forest for fishing since i was 5.

The John Butler background song fits this adventure perfectly.

30 minutes very well spent!

Thanks so much for sharing, incredible to see. You gotta check this out @JimBairdAdventurer, @NorthernScavenger & @JustinBarbournlexplorer !!

Wow. What a glorious adventure. I'd never even heard about Virginia Falls or the Mackenzie Mountains. Or the Nahanni River. Your dad seemed like a great guy. Thanks a lot for this little gem.

The old photographs are so cool!

This is such a treasure! Thank you Bob for bringing this trip to life for us

at mythelphilup wecwatchd this evry one was amased at the samon

Great video

Great to know about gabbier island. I love to move there and buy my own land.

Thank you for reminding me of the Salish Sea, a place I knew and loved as a youngster, 60 years ago. Thank you for explaining why it is so special. You skills as narrator and photographer highlight the abundance of life found in the Salish Sea. I remember being a bit scared that the whirlpools might suck our boat down.

Olá amigo parabéns por essas imagens maravilhosas eu sou a sua amiga comentarista brasileira vamos compartilhar OK obrigada ❤️❤️😁😁🇧🇷👍🐟🐟

Olá amigo parabéns por essas imagens maravilhosas eu sou a sua amiga comentarista brasileira vamos compartilhar OK obrigada ❤️❤️😁😁🇧🇷👍🐟🐟

mine.. no more?

An ancient tree was cut down today because of your actions

Magic! I’m pretty sure I’ve heard them when swimming. Thanks for the video 👍🍺

Great video, Bob. Really enjoyed it.

So sick! You're really great at getting high quality footage of spawning behavior. If you can get footage of Coastal Cutthroats spawning you'd be the GOAT.

8:08 She's killing a pre existing redd, not making her own. Survival of the fittest.

Thank you for sharing your sensitive relationship with a part of our world most of us never see, and thank you for letting us hear the subtle sounds of the undersea world without drowning it out by imposing instrumental music as, sadly, most nature programs do.

Wow, I thoroughly enjoyed this! Thank you.