Alaska Camping & Pike fishing

[@therealgirlinthewoods]

Awesome trip you two! I'm jealous I didn't get to go and eat that fish. Not so much the spam sandwich! Beautiful bear too. XXOO

[@Bushradical]

I can make you a spam sandwich anytime you want one LOL.

[@alanthompson4741]

I love eating Northern Pike! Looks like a beautiful spot in the world.

[@Bushradical]

Its a great place to fish for sure

[@russclewley6945]

Memories last a lifetime! They grow so fast, then they have a life of their own. He will smile when he remembers this trip throughout his life.

[@Bushradical]

I hope so. Thanks

[@TwoTracksOutdoors]

Very much enjoyed seeing you out with your son, Dave. I believe that's the first time I have seen him in a video with you. Thx for sharing your adventure. Nothing like being out in nature with family. I miss being out there with my son, who we lost to cancer in 2011, after a long hard battle, at his age 47. Great video. God bless.

[@Bushradical]

I'm sorry to hear about your son. As a father thats hard to hear, my heart goes out to you Mike.

[@micjam1986]

Mike, loosing loved ones is the worst..but its part of the deal of life.. if you read 1st Cor. ch. 15. there's a big plan in the works.. it's not over!! I'll see you at the big table my friend! God bless!

[@ellenarchambault8526]

Mike Kovitch so sorry for your loss of your son. Sure that he truly was greatful to have a loving and caring father. Sounds like you raised a strong man who didn't waste the time he was given.

[@GaerHampton]

Fresh caught, fresh fried fish tastes even better in the wilderness!

[@SonyaLargo-p4e]

🙏🙏​@@micjam1986

[@judyschepp8748]

What a wonderful father/ son video!!!! I so enjoyed watching the love and respect you two showed each other. In today's world that's a rare thing. Cherish it🤗🤗👍😁

[@christopheducouder6491]

Nice "part of life" Dave ; father and son complicity, nature, simplicity. We should not want more in life. Thanks to you both, take care.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Christophe.

[@SuperLoriLee333]

Making memories is what it is all about! Thanks for sharing. 🏕

[@Bushradical]

Thanks!

[@b80-s9i]

Your son! Awesome experience to partake of Dave...and I thank you fellas for sharing your adventure with us! God Bless

[@Bushradical]

Thank you C.B.!

[@erickschmidt3828]

I moved too my off grid home stead in north west Montana this fall. I seen and caught my first two pike ever. They are great eating fish..along with big perch. Thanks so much for your videos. God bless

[@LiveToSurvive]

Was good to see you out with your son Mick. Family is everything. Thanks for sharing.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@yurinator7274]

One of the all time finest outboards ever, the Johnson 35. Wish we still had ours. One of the most reliable engines we ever had.

[@Bushradical]

Its been bullet proof to me. and Cheap !

[@flatlander19545]

Thanks for taking us along guys .....looked AWESOME......Sven

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Sven.

[@larry323]

Nothing like making memories Dave and Mick. You guys made me hungry. Take care. Larry

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@mikeanderson1833]

Great video Dave...nothin better than a father son fish'n trip. Memories for life.

[@Bushradical]

you know it

[@CarolinaGuy]

Great adventure!

[@Bushradical]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@martylaughery9138]

Hi, Dave. Thank you for an amazing video! You have such an easy way of connecting with your audience and such a great sense of humor, it’s easy to see why you’re approaching.300k subs! I watch all your and Brooke’s newest videos and am watching all the old ones as well. There’s nothing more wholesome on KZbin than your family’s channels! Thank you for sharing your beautiful family and your beautiful life!! God bless you all (and Daisy and the kitties, too!) ❤️🙏🏼👍

[@Bushradical]

Wow, thank you!

[@DanoLXF]

Best things in life are the simple ones, thanks for sharing Dave.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Dano

[@DanoLXF]

You got it brother.

[@tristanvarsovia]

Great to see father and son bonding especially enjoying the outdoors.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Tris

[@garyw5627]

Looked like a great trip Dave. Bravo on the relationship with your son, more dads and moms need to be so involved with their kids.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Gary. I appreciate the comment

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Sweet! Love that old motor. We used 2 run one just like it. It's still around. Bet I could get it running great vid guys

[@Bushradical]

Give it a try and let me know how it runs, if you have any problems with it, let me know. I know these old motors pretty well.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

@@Bushradicalthx but I'll probably leave in the museum. It works but had some issues mainly polluted the water like crazy spit white gas bubbles into water lol. Hv Honda 15 hp but if there is ever a need or if just 4 fun maybe I'll give it a go. Thx!

[@kevinbach6426]

Looks like a great trip, Excellent lunch and an Awesome fishing partner. I got to try Pike one day ! Not to many here in Oregon. Thank You !!!

[@Bushradical]

You should seek some into the state and dump them in a lake....( all the trout guys will come unwound if they read this ) I'm only joking.

[@KevinsDisobedience]

Your son seems a down-to-earth kid. Also, your method for removing the Y-bones is the best I’ve ever seen. I’m not much of a fisherman, but thanks for sharing.

[@Bushradical]

Hey Kevin. Glad you like the video. As for the Y bones, I just figured out what worked best for me by cleaning lots of pike and trying different things. I used to just leave them in, but I like tartar sauce too much and I just didnt want to deal with bones if you're "dipping" .

[@RoundBoyRanch]

Great video Dave, I love to see someone else isn't afraid to use old useful gear. So many times I see nothing but gear layouts with what amounts to hundred dollar bills spread across a $50 tarp. Spam and sardines though? I was relieved to see a can of raviolis, that's civilized camping!

[@Bushradical]

Yeah, if you like the finest gear and the highest tech, this aint the channel to watch, LOL. I used to fish out there with a 2 hp honda. But when the family got old enough o come out I needed more motor and I didn't have 4k laying around for a 30 hp honda.....so I learned all I could about old OMC engines, and started running those.

[@zRockin1]

Hi Dave, looks like a lot of fun, thanks for sharing, Rock On!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Z. BTW....what kind of fish are you holding up in your thumbnail?

[@zRockin1]

Hi Dave, they are salmon, pretty sure we were fishing in the Manistee area at the time.

[@Bushradical]

You're in Michigan?

[@Bushradical]

If so we should go fishing sometime.

[@zRockin1]

Yes, I'm in Sanford, small town by Midland, just west of the thumb pretty much. As for going fishing, sounds good to me bud, doesn't take much to twist my arm into going fishing lol, Rock On!

[@ruthiewrangler9864]

Wow. Seeing that johnson outboard brings back memories. In my youth we had a 7 horse and it always started. Also enjoyed watching your interactions with your son. You and Brooke are awesome role models. Thanks for sharing.

[@Bushradical]

Thank you.

[@Eagleone9747one]

Enjoyed the trip, thanks for taking us along.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Bob.

[@cillaloves2fish688]

So nice to see you n ur son having a great time out there! Wow! He's getting tall! He's a good fisherman too!

[@Bushradical]

He did better than I did this trip!

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

I just got done eating supper and even though I'm still burping from the supper just over, my mouth was still watering while watching you folks eating the fried pike. Connie and I have pike in our lake where our remote cabin is and we sure enjoy eating it. I have not ever tried to get the Y bones out but rather just chomp into each bite and pull out the bones with our fingers as we find them. I think I might give your method of Y bone removal a try next time. Great video and it was done in such a way that sort of gives one a feel that we are out there with you. Thumbs up my friend.

[@Bushradical]

Hey Lonnie! How are things going in your neck of Alaska? Good luck with the Y bones....the best advise I can give you is just figure out the way that works best for you. It worth it in my opinion as I love a lot of tartar sauce and with zero bones it sure is nice fish for dipping.

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Things are going well here. So far I have only ended up with half a caribou that my hunting partner got from my boat as we were floating a river. But I may still get another chance yet. We still have plenty of meat from last year's moose. With the half caribou and last years moose we have plenty for another year so we are doing good. Hope all is well with you folks as well.

[@southernmanadventures6304]

Someone should build a off grid site that they'd allow other people to come experience the lifestyle for a week in exchange for work. I'd love to learn more about living off grid but have no way of getting good experience

[@paulrice1918]

I looked and looked for something objectionable to say about your video and finally found it. I was not there with you. That video was just great reminded me of fishing in upper Ontario several times and pigging out on walleye fillets. Great adventures should all finish with a good fish meal. Keep up the good videos.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Paul. I totally agree. Nothing wraps up a day of fishing like a good fish dinner!

[@grantlee459]

Great video I truly enjoyed watching it. Can't wait to the next one. Thank you.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks GB!

[@caper55]

Father and son fishing, doesn't get any better cheers

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@Downeastwaves]

Oh that was so enjoyable. Thanks so much for taking us along!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks D.E.W.

[@Woodenarrows]

Great video Dave. I liked the old Johnson outboard and fish catching on an old standby Red Devil spoon. Reminded me of my early days. I ran an old Montgomery Ward "Sea King" (probably 50's vintage) outboard on my boat for a few years. Good old engine that never gave me any problems. You're living good when you have too much fish for the pan :-)

[@Bushradical]

right on! My GO-TO lure on that water is a black and white spoon, red and white a close second. My brother has slayed fish out there with a crocodile lure. And the old standard ( five of diamonds: yellow lure with red diamonds....) never catches a thing.

[@davekibbey7944]

Nothing like having fish for breakfast and for lunch, but the lunch looked way better. You are correct, pike is under rated as a food fish. It is excellent eating. Wonderful video,but more important, you are making wonderful memories.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Dave.

[@tineejohnston9737]

Handsome son 😇 and funny that bear waiting for you in your camp lol 😇🙏❤️

[@imaginemakecreate7651]

Great video! Love the fishing & cooking.👍🏼❤️

[@Bushradical]

Thanks!!

[@williamblakeley3744]

Wow grate meal 👍 enjoy watching your adventures .

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@lennyt-man4229]

Awesome way to spend time with your son out fishing. Beauty Pike he caught there too. That looked so delicious.

[@Bushradical]

Yeah, we had a great time. Good fishin' too. Thanks

[@lennyt-man4229]

@@Bushradical cool, I bet it is there and 👍

[@pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358]

Skippers tarter sauce is all that is left of a fast food style fish and chips chain that was prominent in the Pacific Northwest back in the 70s, into the 80s. The best part of the place was huge portions of fish and fries, and that awesome "tarter sauce"! Looked like fun times with the boy on Whipple Island.

[@Bushradical]

Cool back story. I knew about the sauce but not the actual restaurant.

[@wniner8194]

Hi, I just found this gem. Great adventure! Grew up eating pike at the family cabin. I enjoy your story telling and videographic style new subscriber, Regards

[@aaronnelson1099]

Awesome adventure!! Cant beat that fresh pike!! Normen even gets a greasy fish!! 👍

[@Bushradical]

Hey Aaron! Hope your summer is going well.

[@aaronnelson1099]

Not bad thanks for asking Mr.Whip!

[@mountainviews5025]

Very good fish so I am so so jealous right now and y´all are making me so so hungry too another great video we like when your boy is involved your a good daddy the kids like to see that

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@bushcraftcambridge5086]

Awesome Dave, what a good time, pike is a great eating fish, looked like you’ve filleted a few of em yourself. You’ve got a great natural way of talking to us through the camera. I really dig his channel a lot man. Thanks.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks BCC. Pike is my favorite fish, as far back as I can remember Ive fished for pike. I'm really glad you like the channel!

[@saltburner2]

@@Bushradical Strange: here in England, no-one considers pike fit for human consumption!

[@RealBoiJare]

@@Bushradicalreally? Here in Saskatchewan it seems that everyone prefers walleye or perch. All I really catch is like though

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Father and Son time... priceless!

[@Bushradical]

It was a nice trip.

[@michaelbutler4961]

Really enjoy this type of video, Thanks for sharing

[@Bushradical]

Glad you liked it. Thanks.

[@loustoneberger8921]

Love seeing your son on your channel.😎😎

[@Bushradical]

He's not big into being filmed or he would be in more videos. Our daughter hates cameras....I'd like to shoot more with both of them.

[@americannomad513]

Don't tell mom about the flour bag! Haha. Awesome trip. You guys sure know how to live.

[@michelerucker3755]

You guys have a lovely family, sending best wishes always😇😇😇

[@Bushradical]

Thanks MR!

[@Myn6211]

Wonderful to see you enjoying some quality time with your son. Those hornets certainly didn't fair as well as your sardine tins. 😃

[@Bushradical]

no kidding.

[@redcanoe14]

Give me Pike any day over Trout! Getting those Y-Bones out is the secret. I agree cook it hard and fast! My grandfather had a 1937 Johnson motor, it was blue and white (maybe 3hp) , I used it on a 8ft dinghy my dad built when I was a youngster, had hours of fun. One of my cousins was stepping into the dinghy with the motor and the dinghy turned over, he held on to it and went to the bottom of the river and came back up with it! Nice to see you out having good times with your young fellah...he looks a lot like you for sure. Don't get stung by those Hornets like I did last year, it felt like I was on fire and my right hand swelled up and looked like a club on the end of my arm. Great video!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks WS. I totally agree. pike over trout any day.

[@marthaneuhauser1019]

Nice meeting your boy, good to see a you man enjoying fishing with his dad!!! 🤗😍 Good looking 🐻

[@Bushradical]

It was a great trip.

[@Bestcabinetmaker]

Love those old Johnson motors, I have a 57’ 35hp, and an 18hp too. Oh and a 5.5hp, they run great!

[@Bushradical]

What are the odds of that.....we run the same size and year of Johnson outboards. In my opinion, they are the best Looking outboards ever made.

[@suesherman8277]

Ice fishing in NH in the winter for Pike! Again I was the flag minder for a huge Pond. Had a whistle code 1 short 1 long was my dad some times I did need help but I was 6-7 and couldn’t get large fish off hook. Might have been scared too!! But I could reset! I went to school with a Nancy Whipple in Hillsboro NH (Her dad was Auctioneer) related?? Love your videos- trying to catch up!

[@backwoods_barbarian4134]

Dude, your videos keep getting better and better. Thanks for sharing.

[@Bushradical]

Thank you J. I'm honored that you think so.

[@stevetautog880]

this was my first introduction to you and your son,, please just allow me to say that while of course I enjoyed the fishing really I thank you for demonstrating through the way you relate to your son you set an example of how a loving caring father acts

[@Bushradical]

Thank you Steve. I appreciate the comment !

[@bushglamper]

Beautiful trip with your son! I enioyed the video 👌🏻Greetings from Germany ✌🏻

[@Bushradical]

Thanks you Bush Glamper.

[@comeandtakeit_bushcraft5705]

Awesome. You guys are just awesome.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@susanstoltz2555]

Always look forward to your videos, Dave and this one was extra special with you and Mick on that beautiful island. Glad you still have rights to camp and fish there. I need to take a closer look at how you deboned the pike. I was camping with my daughter (always very special) when she was about 7. She pulled in a huge pike and I was doing a horrible job of getting the bones out. We wound up cooking it and eating it with our fingers to pull out the bones. Pathetic! It was still good though. Next time I’ll know!

[@Bushradical]

Hey Susan. I used to leave the bones in. If you break the cooked fish the right way before you eat it the bones stick right up , and you can get them out easy. When I have tartar sauce, I like to get them out.

[@susanstoltz2555]

Bushradical, yeah I was amazed to see how you pulled the bones out in one strip. Gotta have tartar sauce, yep!

[@susanstoltz2555]

Oh...just noticed that you can get the bones out AFTER the fish is cooked. Awesome!

[@AdventureTimeOutdoors]

Great day out with your boy Dave.... I love those moments with my boy. Great fishing!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks ATO! How's your summer been going?

[@AdventureTimeOutdoors]

@@Bushradical brutally hot man! Took my vacation and had to cancel my camping trip. A heat wave rolled in and it was 42°c for 2 weeks straight. Sucked but I will be heading up to sudbury Ontario to see some family in a couple weeks and I am coming back with a canoe so the summer is not a complete loss. Next year canoe camping is on the list big time. How has your summer been?

[@Bushradical]

Its been nice here. Most of the summer was really mild, but we had a couple weeks of hot weather 80's and a couple of rain ( right now) but its been good.

[@oldpath7357]

Absolutely fantastic.....Shalom guys.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@dianevillemaire8286]

Great video . Thanks for sharing

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Diane.

[@buckeyecodger3448]

Good stuff brother. Looks like you boys had a grand time. I've got to admit I'm not much for pike. I'll take a Lake Erie perch or walleye anytime over pike. That old Johnson has plenty of life in her. Thanks for sharing

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Murphy! I might take the old Johnson to the Yukon in a couple weeks.

[@BushCraftBums]

Awesome video! Looks like a great time! Thanks for taking us along! Stay blessed

[@Bushradical]

Thanks!

[@Waldhandwerk]

Very good! Enjoy your meal!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Waldhanwerk!

[@halfrackacres3401]

That old outboard brought back some great memories of fishing with my opa in his cedar strip boat with a 1957 Johnson 7 1/2

[@Bushradical]

I would love a 7.5 great old motors.

[@zipninja8499]

That was awesome!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Zip! I appreciate it.

[@troytreeguy]

Sure is handy to have that spare tire if the johnson goes flat! Might even pass for a pfd lol! Awesome spot, thanks for sharing. Be Well

[@Bushradical]

Thanks!

[@SpamMusubi308]

Another cool adventure I enjoy watching people filet fish it's the small details and a very sharp blade glad you guys got around the wasps and Norman the bear looks like a good time was had by all. Oh Dave never ask what's in the tartar sauce just accept it's goodness all that was missing was chips and a dash of malt vinegar XD ATB Spam out!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Spam!

[@scottt8424]

Hey Bush radical I love the video that you made with your son this is nice it would be nice if the whole world got along like this

[@Bushradical]

Thanks. Mick is a great kid.

[@Jeff-jg7jh]

A lucky kid.

[@13yrag]

Thanks for the video Dave

[@Bushradical]

you are very welcome Marvell.

[@yvonnejacko5644]

How is it , I've never seen this video before????? Awesome 👌 Loved it !!

[@greysilverback3924]

Great video ! Thanks for the Y bone tutorial. Close to Hutlinana hot springs, better hike in sometime.

[@Bushradical]

Where is Hutlinana hot springs? Is it on the Tolovana?

[@greysilverback3924]

It's between Minto and Manley on the North side of the Elliot about 8 miles in. Some go in from Eureka. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q36kfXhseaqsptk

[@Bushradical]

Oh right on. Ive never been past the Minto cutoff on that road, but I know the general area. I put in at the village and Ive been out that way a hundred times

[@johno140]

wow, don't remember catching pike that big in Sgt. Ray's! Alaskan pike are rouind the size of Atlantic bluefish, or stripers, Stripers are good eating fish! Bluefish? You need to cook them in spaghettii sauce, or toamto juice for them to taste okay. Wow man that pike cooked in hot oil; aftter being dipped in flour looked YUM!!! Yeah good.

[@lonkero]

Im from Northern Sweden. About the same longitude and latitude as you are. And people always complain about pike.. I bet they never had it as good as it get like you guys did it.. I love me some fresh pike..and baked potatoes!!

[@Bushradical]

Right on! The most under-rated fish in the water

[@shawnr771]

Good video. Nice fishing trip. Try smoking the spam over a fire before you eat it. Slice it several times on the long side like an accordian almost all the way through. Then cook it low and slow over a fire.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks for the tip

[@73FORGE]

What a great time on the water with your son! He slayed the fish!that Johnson was purring, good times my friend, cheers Dave

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Steve. It was a great trip brother.

[@1rdgrnnr]

I like the way you fileted that pike and cooked it it looked perfect !!!!

[@victorcastle1840]

Calvin Wisdom, I thought maybe the filet board is about due for the fire :-0 May be he needs a new one with a good coat of finish on it, before they end up with splintered Pike .

[@Bushradical]

Thanks.

[@Bushradical]

That board has been there for a decade....LOL

[@Paulbeck]

Dang, that looks good!!!

[@Bushradical]

It was a fun trip!

[@ldsphotodude49]

Whata great trip, whata great video. next year I plan to get back up there. last time I was there we got some salmon out of the Copper River and did some trout fishing in some of the near by lakes, can't remember the names of the lakes. What country and what people. I love it there, people make sense there. Well thanks for another wonderful vignette into your world.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Gary........I actually just got back from the copper river......look for that video soon....

[@ldsphotodude49]

Bushradical Hey since I'm planning on going out next year. Are you planning another field time seminar out there. If so when would you be doing it be and how much are your seminars? Also that's not that old an outboard. I remember when that was new. Actually we had a 35 horse Gale (made by the same company as Johnson and Evinrude) back around the time your Johnson was built.

[@Bushradical]

Nice! My dad has a Gale or two. I've owned several of these old OMC engines but the 35 is my go-to.

[@rdpauley9824]

Awesome video. Now I’m hungry for fish 🐠. 👍

[@Bushradical]

me too

[@jeffersonspace]

My friend in 10tth grade (75) one recalls as being named Kurt had a 18 foot long fiberglass canoe made in Ohio. Beyond being a heavy sob, it had this round hole cover plate made of aluminum fastened to the bottom aft that would have bee where the jet pump would have resided. So, he figured out how mount a transom side mounted on the right side stern, and through providence acquired a 1936 Evenrude outboard motor. That canoe was a crabber like u bet cha! Talk about voodoo getting that started. Needless to say, we spent many days/nights plying the canals, of S,. Florida, sometimes venturing into the Everglades. One early morning we were hanging out on the north side of Tamiami Trail on west of here, and a horse came down and we gave the horse Doritos! Talk about tongue action! Such a fond memory. Thanks Bushradical! Stay safe peoples! Wear a mask to protect the first responder people. PSA, Miami, FL

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@bobashmore6442]

Mick got your voice, I was having a hard time telling who was talking when you were both out of frame. Looks like a great way to spend a couple of days!

[@Bushradical]

We had a blast.

[@danielbowman4819]

I enjoy your guys videos!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks DB.

[@stoutkm]

Hey Dave! Go back to the island with Mic since he is up in Alaska now. Looked like a great time. Best regards

[@CliffManis]

Super video.. love it.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@VahidCullsberg]

I feel like a foodie watching you guys eat :) very nice fishing trip.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Vahid. I was thinking of you the other day hearing how bad it is right now in South Africa, and knowing you had a rough time down there.

[@VahidCullsberg]

Thanks Dave, for thinking of me. Although I have to say that I was in the Centralafrican Republic :) But either way, the CAR has and still is going through its own tragic crisis. Why is it so hard to live in peace? Haven't we tried war and proven that its not working out?

[@Bushradical]

I knew you weren't in South Africa, but whats the difference.....Ruanda, the Congo, etc....those countries are dangerous places and have been for too long. South Africa was pretty stable for a while too.....Its a bummer its getting as bad as it is.

[@VahidCullsberg]

Yes I suppose in that sense that there's unfortunately not much difference. Trouble is trouble no matter what face it takes on...I think you are right in that SA has been very stable for a long time. Perhaps one of the more stable countries in Africa.

[@jons7677]

Like to have a good motor like that 35 Johnson. Remember those back in the day when dad took us kids to Wisconsin for summer fishing trips.

[@Bushradical]

Its been a great motor

[@EthanPriceOutdoors]

Great video!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Ethan!! Whats the fish in your pic?

[@gosmoothgolight7567]

I'm really glad for your whole family that they get these adventures - together - in the wilderness. Especially cool for your kids! Enjoy ... God Bless :) P.S. Thanks for the Pike filet tips ... gonna try that when I get back to MI!

[@Bushradical]

Right on. Where at in Michigan are you gonna be?

[@gosmoothgolight7567]

I'll be in the Lansing area visiting family in October, camping in Manistee area later for the colors :)

[@Bushradical]

Right on. Shoot me a message when you're in Manistee. I get over there from time to time.

[@kellwng]

That looks like a real blast

[@Bushradical]

It was great time.

[@wayneandrews1933]

Great job my friend keep it up love it

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Wayne.

[@lauraweiss7875]

Fun little video!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Laura!

[@noradonovan6707]

Wonderful video!

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@johnmilkent9488]

Awesome video man! The bear probably tore that hornet nest down for the larvae. I've seen them do it. Its crazy they just stand there with hornets all over them like its nothing talk about radical lol.

[@Bushradical]

Yeah, thats pretty hard core. They were the small yellow jackets, which seem to be pretty tame. Like bald hornets. They have a bad rap but they usually don't go out of their way to bother you. The big yellow jackets on the other hand, they are a bunch of pricks! Of all the times Ive been stung 90% of the time it was a big yellow jacket ( which I believe is TRUE hornet). if you look them up in an autobahn book.

[@antoniomanuelfidalgo7565]

Great video.....

[@Bushradical]

Thanks Antonio

[@aksalaman4689]

Great video Dave.

[@Bushradical]

Thanks

[@ourlifeinparadise515]

"" nice"" dave bear and hornets.lmao i always get a good laugh watching your video's.i myself am a concrete man 35 years...we think alot alike.i was surprised you didn't cut the back straps out of that deer you hit in Canada. I sure as hell would of.great video

[@Bushradical]

Ive got that comment quite a bit.............but it was about 65 degrees and I didn't have a cooler...and was stranded for a few days...It wouldn't have been much fun to add butchering to my predicament.

[@joycebarnett5813]

It was wonderful to see you guys out on a trip by yourselves. I have been missing seeing Maisy. How is she doing? Was so glad that the black bear left you along so you could enjoy your fish meal. It looked wonderful. Thanks for sharing

[@Bushradical]

Maisy is doing great! I was glad the bear left us alone too!

[@scriptorium-in-candelight]

Life is so strange when you dont know your destination, life is strange isnt it ? I would have loved to catch a fish and cooked it and watched the clouds roll by....I think the mustard uhm lolol uhm...spam thing would have yuckied it tho....lolol a nice can of tuna and some bread maybe some pickles would have been nice :) ..thanks for your effort and time great video of so many things :)

[@CliffManis]

I love sardines..... great when fishing...

[@Bushradical]

right on