Ice Fishing & Winter Camping in the Snow with a Wall Tent & Wood Stove

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Please subscribe to my channel and check out my buddy Steve’s video from this trip here 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnvdaqNpqJaWhqM

[@omelhorabrigo]

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[@markasiala6355]

No shots of Jim eating oatmeal? I feel cheated... 🤣 That surf and turf dinner looked amazing, though.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You should have said “unsubscribe!”

[@sasharemez7373]

I always feel bad for Jim when he eats those raw watery oatmeals. Sorry, they don’t look yummy

[@WooÐY]

​@sasharemez7373 trust me when you're out there like he is it's very good!

[@Wearespurstv]

😂

[@africancichlids3011]

No bannock bread . what next

[@theknockabout]

I love the 20 day long epic adventures but these short weekend excursions are just as fun to watch. Great stuff as usual. Thanks.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you like them!

[@patbeaudoin4237]

Great fishing and camping trip love your buddy Steve's enthusiasm & yes you deserved that beer lol.🙂🇨🇦👍👍👍👍👍⛺

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Yeah, Steve is a good guy! And thanks for the thumbs up!

[@wendypederson243]

@4:36 Look at that Jimmy Hendrix Purple Haze! Love it!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Haha, Steve’s energy is great.

[@babsedotes9365]

Fantastic fishing and camping adventure trip Jim. The trout looked spectacular! Glad North had a good time too. Your buddy Steve definitely shared some great fishing spots with you. Thanks for posting the video. Looking forward to your next adventure for sure!!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you enjoyed it and indeed it was great trip!

[@Runningoncoffee05]

Yay! A Jim Baird video for our Friday night! North looks totally in his element. Another awesome adventure in the snow 😊❄️

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tigersbaseball1989]

Man that snowmobile and sled setup is awesome! Looking forward to seeing you use it at the cabin. As always thanks for taking us along on another adventure Jim! Cheers 🍻

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

It's a great setup! Thanks for watching!

[@LindaSimic-qt3mh]

Epic so beautiful and awesome love the full moon and starry night ❤

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot!

[@reelisticoutdoors4358]

😂 I laughed so hard when you said North did a great job on the dishes. Some nice trouts. Fun episode!!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Haha, he’s a good dog. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@grantclarkson9184]

Excellent and inspiring way to get the weekend started early with an adventure in the highlands. That Hen was absolutely gorgeous! Thank you.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching

[@davidrobertson606]

Thank you for showing that middle age people can still enjoy the outdoors by using travel aids and equipment to experience winter camping.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re welcome, you know I still love snowshoeing and man hauling toboggans for winter camping but I’ve gotten into a snowmobile tip as of late. Much of it has to do with having the kids and wanting to bring them along. I’ve started a pretty heavy exercise regime and feel about 10 years younger but it’s hard to muster the energy of 30 year old me.

[@davidrobertson606]

@@JimBairdAdventurer A minimum level of fitness is required for outdoor actives you far exceed that. We are in our late 70ies have a jetboat and do northern rivers. I had a good friend that want to join us. Rule is you must be able to do 10 sit up, 5 push ups and 2 chin ups. He asked why. How do you expect to get out of a tent after sleeping on the ground or pull yourself back on the boat if you fall in the water. He did not come with us. It is good you are showing your children the outdoors. Some day do a vlog on items that make outdoor camping easier for not so physically fit individuals.

[@robbullis5025]

We use 2 of the Scandics like yours for grooming cross-country ski trails. They are true work horses.

[@Coastal.Redwood.Homestead]

Thank you Jim I’ve been waiting for you to go camping and fishing just love your channel and your amazing family

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks! I appreciate you watching.

[@dyannejohnson6184]

I love North …So loyal …heart big heart

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Absolutely

[@jimhanson7476]

Holy moly, that’s fun… well done Jim

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks!

[@missjfoxx]

Nice Friday night watch thank you North & Jim

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@davidnaydo]

Sitting in bed at 7:30 AM EST eating breakfast of a BLT taco and drinking a Coca Cola. (It’s my leftover dinner breakfast weekend day, don’t judge) 😂watching a man fish and camp in the snow with his dog. I love KZbin and happy we got Jim

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Haha, well sounds Iike a pretty chill Saturday. Enjoy! And thanks for watching. I’m glad you liked it.

[@Barret-paddles]

Fun one, thanks Jim! And North is indeed a specimen 💜

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you liked it and indeed he is!

[@douggibson9084]

Surf and Turf Baby!!!

[@joecrocker794]

Haliburton forest is such a beautiful spot.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Indeed it is!

[@janicecraig2364]

Thanks for taking us along. What a great video in the best part of Ontario. (I’m biased lol) 🇨🇦

[@bettinah.7429]

I knew that was Steve by his voice before I even saw the screen. He is awesome!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Haha, yup, no one like him

[@TheDisco672]

Another Gem Jim!

[@steveh994]

Good way to spend a Thursday evening with Jim

[@Judy-fi7ce]

The Haliburton Forest is beautiful . Must be really pretty in summer too with the lake. Those first couple rainbow trout you caught had beautiful coloration. I think Steve knew he was fishing with a pro. Great fishing and winter camping trip. North is such a good dog and camping partner. Really enjoyed the video!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

It sure is and thanks for watching!

[@TheSheldo1]

Really enjoyed this one Jim,definitely putting winter camping on my bucket list.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’ll love it!

[@suseyq4559]

Everything you cooked looked amazing! Yummm! 🐠 🍳 ☕️

[@JulieCrawford-l8r]

Wow! I want some rainbow trout!❤

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

So good!

[@WooÐY]

If I could pick anybody to go on an adventure with it would be you, jim!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Muck appreciated

[@donnamatheson3021]

Loving those fish…enjoy them! Yummy

[@TheOutdoorsman]

Looks like alot of fun, and that sled looks and runs awesome!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks, I really like this sled too.

[@warbirdflyerF4U]

Great trip congratulations on all the beautiful fish. 😊 Especially those big brookies 😊

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks! Those brookies were great.

[@Erinlogan-t4j]

What an epic trip. Great shots of the beautiful scenery. Loved it!❤❤

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Much appreciated!

[@toddfinoch]

I am not all the way through this video Jim, but the editing is amazing. Really enjoying it.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Big thanks!

[@amyburl3826]

Poor North lol he’s always eyeing that food. Hoping Great video

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Ya, if you start feeding him while you’re eating he’ll just start begging obnoxiously but we did give him some of that fish cooked on the sticks

[@marygordon3032]

Hey Jim, don’t you miss your fishing buddy Huddy? This is so awesome and you make it look so easy and the food looks like it tastes so good. I really enjoyed this video and thanks for sharing! 👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯🎣🎣🎣

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

I did! And I’m going to head out with him today for some skating and ice fishing

[@rjchandler6477]

Love the genuine feel in your videos

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

I’m glad to hear that my videos have that and that you appreciate it. Thanks a lot and have a good one

[@kjames8299]

Cooking with wood makes everything taste so good

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

This is the truth!

[@kjames8299]

@JimBairdAdventurer I have learned just recently we aren't supposed use soft wood.I have doug fir..Bought fancy grill uses real wood charcoal.Think you guys might have hickory

[@pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358]

Great fun in da woods JB! Thanks for sharing!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks for watching!

[@NotSoEpicAdventurer]

Wow - gorgeous specimens 💪🏽💪🏽Steve’s hilarious, 2 different personality’s with many commonalities :)

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

He is a real character for sure!

[@jeanettaperdue6235]

That Was Awesome!!!!!! Loved It❤

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thank you so much 😁

[@elaineoutdoors9581]

Love it!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@JoanRuzsa]

Your sweet tent set-up almost made me want to try winter camping. Almost.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

I hope it inspired you!

[@BonnieSutherland]

Searching for fish is never time wasted! Another great adventure ! Thanks

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You're very welcome!

[@SwampDonkey530]

Happy you finally got a good snow machine and a chainsaw! Don’t have to beat yourself up so much, lightens your work load. Thanks Jim.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Ya, the new sled has been a real game changer. Thanks for watching.

[@THE_OUTPOST_Off_Grid]

Wow what a trip those are some nice fish. Wish I was out there with you.

[@TroyBourque-eh1er]

Plumb them tent poles!😂

[@luanaewerling8883]

Ótimo video! Grande abraço aqui do Brasil! 🇧🇷. 👍👍👍

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot and much appreciated!

[@dyannejohnson6184]

Oh Jim thank you…I miss so miss the north here in BC…I drove the most northern route across Ont on way to NS…closest I came to the bush there…but I sat in the cab of my 27ft moving truck pulling my Jimmy….listened to the Loons and wolves howling overnite

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Sounds beautiful! You’re very welcome

[@Q-BinTom]

Loved seeing North ride on the sled.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

North really loves a good adventure!

[@sasharemez7373]

Well this was fun to watch! Off to my adventures now

[@maryvasser7290]

Nice video Jim👍. North is such a beautiful dog❤

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks! North is a pretty good dog, sometimes.

[@Wearespurstv]

Simple living Alaska Eric and Ariel also use a Scandik! Their only complaint is the fuel consumption. You to are some of my favorite northern content.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot, this one is a four stroke so it’s pretty darn good.

[@MichaelCoffee-e1y]

Looks like average guy having a great weekend excursion - living life. Great video

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

That’s what it’s all about.

[@MichaelCoffee-e1y]

@ yep living a good life

[@adrianlois6284]

Good start I liked it 🎣

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks for watching!

[@douggibson9084]

Epic sled Jim. Not the Skidoo. Well that one too.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Isn’t it awesome! I have never seen one of these in ontario. They’re made in Whitehorse, Yukon and it was shipped to me in pieces to receive shipping costs. It’s exactly what I need!

[@bryanjelinski8036]

Those smaller trout lakes almost always have at least a small stream running through them. Always first fish where the stream exits the lake. It's always the most fertile part of the lake. Think of it as most of the nutrients of the lake being funneled down to that narrower pinch point. Second fish obvious points extending into the lake or rocky shorelines and along tall steep ridges alongside the water. Good Luck! I can see that over the years you're becoming a better fisherman. Gotta be setting up for trout before it's light out and then enjoy an early lunch if you want to be really successful. Good episode.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Good tip! Thanks for sharing.

[@HH-li5xl]

This one was really fun ! Steve eating fish like a polar bear lolol .

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Haha, ya what a character. Thanks a lot.

[@kimvanderlaan4120]

Awesome video Jim! Love the new sled. Reminds me of trips with my Dad when I was younger on his Skidoo’s.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks! I really like this sled too.

[@Randy777day]

Great brook trout. If there was enough ice, and the fish were biting, I would have ice-camped, and put some rattle-wheels out at night, with some middle-column large dead bait for lakers.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot, sounds like a good strategy.

[@86beeman]

Awesome man! Beautiful fish. I spent many a summer day as a teen hanging out a store there at the base where my buddy and I were friendly with a couple of girls who worked there. Buddy's parents leased a site there for years on MacDonald Lake but he and would take off with our tent, sleeping bag and can of baked beans and granola bars or something hike miles to any unoccupied site we could find - even as far as Wildcat Lake; Memories of running the trails with my dog and all the freedom of youth hood in the late 60's and 70's before heading off to college and life as an adult. Those were great days.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Ah, nostalgia and the passage of time. I hate it. lol. We should now listen to the summer of 69 by Bryan Adams and then I Remember by Zach Bryan. It’s wired how we all discourse as adults and it’s so hard to make friends when you get older.

[@sherrierifenberg2199]

Those fish! WOW! TY!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re welcome!

[@FishingNorthernOntarioCanada]

Great Share. Love to fish trout with you In Ontario Canada .

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

You’re very welcome! Hope to see you out there on the ice someday.

[@bustersmith5569]

nice set up !! nice fish !!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks! I'm happy with how the tent turned out.

[@elizabethmunroe3676]

It looks so easy when Jim gets firewood and Tori puts the tent up, but here we see the difficulty level of each chore. I appreciated that North did his best to help you carry the firewood back to camp. Aren't the colors on these grown trout amazing?

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

That’s true, it’s more work and time to get set up when you’re out there solo for sure.

[@GillesBee]

love your channel

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot!!

[@TheNewMediaoftheDawn]

Cool good times, your first giveaway you don’t do this often is you used fresh wood right off a living tree, you need to look for deadwood deadfall dry wood, live and learn. I did an ice fishing Haliburton trip too about 10 days ago, but I sleep in my SUV. 2 days no splake, the 3rd a nice eater walleye out of a lake trout lake, surprised. I also use salted minnows to tip jigs, nice fish cheers 🎉

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Of course that was not a living tree, it was a standing dead tree or it wouldn’t have burned at all.

[@TheNewMediaoftheDawn]

@@JimBairdAdventureroh OK, I must have missed that.

[@KjRfIrfan]

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[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks for watching.

[@kjames8299]

Beautiful night sky

[@JasonMcCann841]

Deadly adventure! Gotta have the gear.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot, it was a great one and the good gesture helps!

[@tomlorenzen4062]

Almost 200,000! Congratulations in advance!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks!

[@brianpower6929]

Enjoy watching your new sled at work,I had to give up sledding health reasons plus no snow any more in my area Nova Scotia .Enjoyed the fish supper lol.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

That's a bummer about the snow in Nova Scotia, we're lucky to have lots of it here. The fish was great!

[@buffalolizard]

Jim’s fish anatomy 1.0!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

I do what I can 😎

[@AndreiGajzago]

North Dishwasher the best !

[@DavidJones-ly9bh]

Adventures are like that!..thanks for taking us!🎣

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks for watching and for the thumbs up!

[@donnaaguilar374]

Great video ❤

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks!

[@stevewatkinson2461]

Watching from OZ... 43'C Here... your video is chilling me out... Be well mate... 😎

[@sergioquiroz925]

hola BAIRD y compañia que buena salida de pesca y que lugar tan maravilloso saludos y saludos a su familia que lo espera en casa sergio de medellin antioquia colombia

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks, Sergio! It was a great trip.

[@shyamlynn243]

You better get that stove extra hot if North is doing the dishes lol Thanks for sharing your ride Jim and enjoy!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

But the plate I don’t heat up at all.

[@alancole1394]

Yeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh! 🔥 🎣

[@tayloralexis1504]

Fortunate man

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks :)

[@CanadianSledDog]

That thumbnail is like a freaking poster I'd put it on my wall! Ever thought about letting North pull in front of the snowmobile? I do it with a fat bike and 2 dogs, they rocket me uphill at the start. The key is to use shock cord to protect the dogs from line impact when pulling something heavy.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot!

[@cherylsibson2529]

Enjoy the lakes!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Absolutely!

[@whiteboi1856]

Great video jim 👍

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks 👍

[@jonwo4518]

Great editing who ever is doing it.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot, I edited this one but Tori edits a lot of our family stuff and I also have a freelance editor who helps too.

[@music_0249]

Nice ❤

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you liked it!

[@kevinjanis5189]

Thought you had a class 5 bungle going on with those poles that would have made brother Ted proud!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Bahaha, total bungle

[@openedeyes3]

A family member of mine paid mega bucks to do a guided Elk Hunt. I've watched your trips, canoeing, camping, with family, friends, and solo. I have enjoyed it with some envy. Just wish you would take someone who has never experienced that. It would be great to watch the learning and their real excitement.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

I’m glad you enjoy the videos and thanks for the suggestion!

[@mikecamrcplus3057]

Jim you asked me about pine boughs for lake crossings and slush. Well you have now hit slush and needed a 2nd machine to get out. Could he got out on his own? My point was you load up the family and hit that slush with 1000+ lbs of sled and hundreds more in the toboggan ...... in the dark it's now serious. I've seen it and being prepared and not getting into the situation in the 1st place is key. I saw a foot of snow, wait for a year with deep snow like 3 feet. We were in a snow belt. Small lakes the wind doesn't blow off the snow like a big lake in the Yukon. Wish my kids had the passion for remote adventures like you do. Can't force that stuff. They enjoy our summer week of back backcountry camping and fall/winter hot tenting. I had a yukon tent for many years and few years ago bought the Kodiak 12x12 and a camp chef stove. They have a pot and spigot that sits on stove for hot water. Side water tanks are $, heavy and cumbersome. I'll never go without a floor again. lol Use it in a provincial forest for fall hunting and star/aurora photography. I take a drill and lag bolts for screwing into frozen ground. Bonus to that is you can get an adapter to use with your hand auger. I have a 6" swede bore with milwaukee for backcountry fishing. I've run a jiffy white lighting for 25 years. 10" for early ice and 8" when the wet stuff is 40" thick. :) Some suggestions. Use them at your own pace. lol Sit down when backing up. If you feel you have to stand then do it from the side like you were when backing up onto the lake or if you are stuck. Truthfully as an old dude that never had reverse until 2000 I would suggest always keeping a place to move forward. I have seen 2 instances where the person became unbalanced and had their right thigh forced forward into the throttle. One of them was backing off the trailer as you did and a studded 700 triple 2-up ended up on it's side with owner going to hospital for 2 cracked ribs. It flipped him off with impressive force into other sleds. A lightweight lithium start pack would be beneficial should the battery need help. Always wear your lanyard. stuck throttles/computer glitch happen. Careful driving up rocky shorelines without snow. Your pogo front end helps with no A-arms to grab stuff but crawl under and see where your coolers are. Doo used to be up front and hitting them is bad or spitting up a rock or chunk of ice. I have 2 vexilar fl-20's and a fl-12. Flat face so you can see it from the side. They fit in pails and I get a week with a 9ah battery. Less if I use the 12 volt socket to power the canvas tent ceiling fan. Sure the LCD screens are nice but are power hogs. I have a cut down pail mounted to the back of my sled for hole hopping with black abs pipe for ice rods. Nice to have 4 so you can quickly change from a spoon to a jig. All fit into a cheap double rifle case for safe transport. No need to drill a hole either to check depth or fish. If it's clear ice and no frozen slush just clear the snow away and pour a little water on the ice. Place the transducer on the water and it will shoot thru just fine. Can pick up depth and fish. Not sure you were using spring bobbers. I like the snap on flat spring steel ones. Dab of CA once placed. Less icing up. Lots of fish will come up at the bait and mouth it and continue up. The spring bobber shows this and you can set the hook. Add to that the flasher being real time it catches more fish. Tip-ups are good too for setup and forget. Check rules but allowed so many feet away. No worries if you are attentive to them. I cut up a firelog for starting and bring a few good dry pieces to start a fire. You can jam some of that in the stove. Smoke and CO2 detector stays in the kodiak tent bag. Tent has 2 vents up top both ends I leave them open and condensation is not bad. One of the most dangerous times sledding can be on a trail with lots of hanging snow dust. If it's calm it restricts visibility with the snow dust not being cleared away, if at night it can be deadly. Had a death years ago when the trail turned to go around a concrete bridge tower. 1st guy had clear air. 2nd guy noticed just in time but sadly the 3rd guy drove thru the snow dust straight into it at speed. All that to say put good reflectors on the boggan back and sides and sled. Family first. You will find the same idiots on the trail possible imbibing too much as on the road so being seen is important. Boggan blocks your tail light too. You have a light on your helmet but wait til you see how fast one disappears on a dark trail in front of you. And last with your reach put out a request for a good 250cc single for the kids to play on. Tundra or bravo. My first sled was a 85 tundra 250. Had a tundra II 270 and it was the very best for opening up trails if we had a heavy fall dusting. Lightweight, not enough power to spin the track. Jim you ride that like a jet ski on water in 2 feet of powder carving the turns and the smile will take days to wear off. I used to put my right leg on the sleds left running board holding my left leg out into the abyss and just do circle after circle. This guy does it one handed. lol 30" ski stance has its advantages and best part when you get stuck you just stomp down 3 feet of snow in front, lift the back and go. Haha All the best to you and your family. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6DCgKiLjLSliKcfeature=shared

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Solid input, thanks a lot and thanks for taking the time to share. Have a great day!

[@mikecamrcplus3057]

@@JimBairdAdventurer Thank you for sharing your adventures and contributing to me remembering mine. Safe travels.

[@philphilison1623]

Excellent

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks

[@peperetuque7744]

thank you nice adventure

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@BrokenPaddleAdventures]

Missed the booties inside your tent! Got the same ones basically had them for 25 years...love them for camping...had another pair but they had to be replaced. Those are the best!.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Ya, the down booties are very nice to have , I usually always forget them and regret it…not this time!

[@dyannejohnson6184]

Oh Jim! I HOPED THAT THE STORM DIDN’T INTENSIFY …….knowing you….though…you’d meet the challenge….pull out your grit from that massive trip across the Artic “ALONE”. I still think of that trip…

[@Mavrik-60]

Old oil rig trick. Up your protein levels in winter helps you stay warmer.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Nice, 👍 I’ve heard just eating more fat works to keep you warm too

[@CampfireKodiak]

When I saw that cooler it reminded me of that Far Side comic with the World's Greatest Salesman selling refrigerators to Eskimos!

[@foobazabar]

Fridges keep food unfrozen too :D

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Haha, well the cooler works in reverse in the winter, preventing all my stuff from freezing solid while I’m out of the tent in the day. Mainly it kept my eggs and cream from freezing solid which would have been a pain. That’s why I had to take the fish out of it on the last day as I actually wanted to fish to freeze.

[@KenThomas-jr1zm]

Jimmy it's your buddy Ken from parry sound. Awesome video bro, I can't say how impressed I am with the way you manage NORTH. YAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Thanks a lot Ken, ya north is a good dog, particularly when he knows I’m going to be doing something fun.

[@henryhawk978]

Enjoyed the video Jim!

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ken8334]

Keep more of the big ones.

[@JimBairdAdventurer]

We did actually keep the two big ones. Rainbow Trout are stocked in that lake so they recommend keeping the larger ones since they eat so many of the smaller fish once they’re put into the lake.

[@ダイヤルはM]

👍👍👍😻