Seekway Water Shoe Review While Summer Pike Fishing And Canoe Camping In The Adirondacks.

In this one, Stephanie and I get out to one of our favorite small lakes in the southern Adirondacks to do a review of the Seekway Water Shoes, after the company sent me a pair to try out. In an effort to really put them through their paces, we took them out for a weekend of canoe camping and pike fishing, and I was not disappointed. As you will see from the video they held up well, and more than got the job done.
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[@WorkingClassFishingPodcast]

That looks so peaceful and like so much fun! There's just something about a canoe, camping and fishing that cannot be topped by anything else!

[@DaxWoodsWanderer]

Sorry for the late reply, but yes it really is impossible to beat! With winter setting in here, I am already desperately missing my time on the open water.

[@isooutdoors4300]

Another awesome video my friend! great pike!

[@adk_mtnlife]

Great video! Always fun to see Stephanie with ya! That's sizing is mind blowing on those shoes

[@ADKAddicts]

Watching from my tent. Great video man. It was a blast.

[@spencerparsons146]

Great video man. Chicken curry, basmati rice and naan. Now that’s a camp dinner.

[@DaxWoodsWanderer]

Oh yes!

[@michaelrehberg5198]

Hey Jay,another interesting video. Gee I was just reading my latest edition of NY Outdoor News and came across your pic holding a really nice northern. Any chance you have a video of this?

[@DaxWoodsWanderer]

That is so cool! I was wondering if that picture would show up in there. That was actually from my 3 part video during my trip to Lower Saranac. Here is a link to part one of the videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKSQcoiGe9GSZ6M Sorry for the late reply!

[@gregschuler1596]

Really happy I discovered your channel few weeks ago. I see you passed the bar with the airplane tail sticking out of it. Been going pass that since I was a kid. What lake is this? Or is it a secret?

[@DaxWoodsWanderer]

Not really a secret, just not SUPER easy to get to, its Nelson Lake along the Moose River. It requires some portaging and a little bit of a dicey put in, but its worth the trip! So sorry for the late reply!

[@honey2badger]

Great video as always. I had a question on canoes. Would 50 lbs be ok to portage up there? Is that too heavy? I found an old Wenona adirondack model that's 16ft for a tandem setup. Is that reasonable for up there? Obviously lighter is better, but I'd like to know what's "good enough" for a great experience.

[@DaxWoodsWanderer]

Hey Scott, I am so sorry for the late reply! 50 lbs is not bad at all, my We-No-Nah that you see in the video is 46, and I get around just fine with it on my shoulders and a bag on my back, sometimes my front too!