Shanty Brook to Mud Ponds in Siamesse Ponds Wilderness Area of Adirondacks

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[@Oxyperioustoo]

I almost quit half was through then you started to narrate. Much more interesting then...even cooking peas. Thanks.

[@NatureIntoAction]

hah, glad it got better for you.

[@ADWorcestershire]

Still here for the pea pod cooking 😊 Learned some things from your video. Thanks enjoyed PS subscribed

[@NatureIntoAction]

Haha, thanks for tuning in!

[@louisflanigan5252]

I hiked in there about 20 years ago. Didn't catch any fish then either but didn't fish long. Saw tons if minnows in the shallows Suspect the fish in there are well fed. Found an area between the ponds where someone must have left a fire going and the duff was burned about 16" deep in a 30 foot circumference. Enjoyed your video

[@NatureIntoAction]

Interesting area to explore. I hope to revisit one day.

[@dustindewind3210]

Why am I still watching? For the steak and whirrled peas !

[@NatureIntoAction]

😀

[@ggaliens]

Just connected CountyLine Book to Mud Ponds and then Shanty brook today with my hiking bear-dog Ruby. 14.x miles with the road walk around. Was looking for campsites on Mud Ponds. Thinking about this video and glad it didn't rain because it looked like it was going to rain hard just as I arrived between the two Mud Ponds.

[@NatureIntoAction]

That's awesome. Some beautiful backcountry to explore!

[@terryneedham1758]

Even though you didn't catch any brookies it looks like you guys had a blast!!

[@NatureIntoAction]

right on, it was a nice trip.

[@Snowalker13]

Omg Baguette down baguette down! Great trip thanks for sharing

[@EvansExplorations]

As much as I like the idea of having a digital camera to shoot video you can’t deny the simplicity and effectiveness of using your phone. My camera was barely operable in these conditions and you’ve got a very healthy amount of footage!!

[@NatureIntoAction]

yup👍

[@MeetMeOutside]

Fantastic ! Oh Peas !

[@NatureIntoAction]

thx Cragdwella! 👍👊

[@orionthekiller89]

I've hiked that trail to mud pond at least 30 years ago . It's a shame they took down the cable crossing

[@NatureIntoAction]

Was it removed or did it just fall into disrepair? Beautiful area!

[@orionthekiller89]

It was removed I believe and the one at county line brook trail down the road

[@NatureIntoAction]

@@orionthekiller89 ahh, thanks for the info.

[@TabethaAurochs]

Yo, Birch Bark Man needs to stop lurking outside my window. Seriously. Because I most absolutely have put a sleeve of birch bark over my head and chasing my puppy around last winter. I tried to turn it itno a lampshade but puppy ate it.

[@lyco.woodsrunner5826]

Nice trip and awesome scenery. I see you kept Scott and Ken out of trouble. For the most part anyway...😀

[@NatureIntoAction]

There was almost a fight over flashlights

[@twochordcool]

So a buddy and I are thinking about going back in there in a week, Is the trail into the Ponds obvious and clear (since there are no markers)? Is there a trail that continues to the other side of the pond or the furthest pond, to get far back in the wilderness?

[@NatureIntoAction]

The trail was clear up to the stream crossing for those who were going up the mountain. We could see the trail across the stream but I didn't explore it further. There were a few walking sticks leaning on a tree at the crossing. We didn't cross the stream because we went to Mud Pond and just walked through the forest without trail to get to it.. Good luck. It's a beautiful area to explore.

[@AlexDrieko]

Good times boys.

[@Fretful7]

That Gossman find, though.....

[@NatureIntoAction]

whooo! 👍

[@budtate401]

No fish but you had peas!

[@NatureIntoAction]

haha, right on 👍

[@jeffgriffiths5945]

my guess about the fishing is that you weren't doing anything wrong, but you were just there at a time when the trout weren't. a week earlier or later and the same place might have been loaded with them. who knows? it takes years and many trips around the same area to really learn their patterns. if you're in unfamiliar territory, some say a water thermometer is essential gear to the trout fisherman. if the water temp is not in the right range, don't even bother fishing that spot. i've never used one, but it makes sense i guess.

[@NatureIntoAction]

right on, I hope so. Below the falls especially looked good. Suppose it is the fun and challenge of traveling to new places. thanks for the message and watching 👍

[@adirondackbackcountry5497]

How many miles in?

[@NatureIntoAction]

gps said 4.3 to center of mudponds but we explored a bit along the way and the intense rain made the trail a bit hard to recognize.

[@kenginter6112]

Def not 6...lol...it's about 3.7...

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