Better than our WILDEST DREAMS- Life in the Brougton Archipelago | Ch6E11

[@fransdriesen1311]

Nice video work with outstanding narration…

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@MrRolingstone]

Amazing! You are living the life!! The best to you both!!

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thank you! It was amazing!

[@Andre-yu3qs]

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing.

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thanks for watching! 😁

[@natalies.5466]

This is one of my favourite videos of yours yet. Your narration is on point and I LOVE the focus on finding and appreciating wild foods. My bestie is the coolest!

[@AlisonFort]

Great to see Max and crew having a great time❤

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

We were all very happy 😍😍

[@dyslexiusmaximus]

this video was sooo gorgeous. ill be coming back to watch it again and again. the fact you had to work so hard for so long only adds even more poetry to the story.

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed! And yess it felt so amazing after all our hard work

[@davenewland4675]

Hi guys. Thank you for the beautiful look into your days. The clam gardens here on the BC coast are amazing. Once you see them you can't not see them everywhere. We went to Portugal last year and the ancient terraced vineyards seemed no different to me. What a world!

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Love that! It’s so cool to see all the similar technology all over the world

[@michaelgillespie6526]

Great episode! Thank you! Your videos have a nice vibe that makes me feel I've not only learned something but now I've experienced it through your story of your adventures. Again, thank you!

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Amazing! Very glad to hear. Thanks so much for watching 😁

[@Coyotehello]

Excellent episode. This is exactly where and what I hope we will be doing when our own boat is a bit more ready for "explorations". Thank you for the links! We also want to learn more about eatable food on/from the BC coast.

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thank you! Fingers crossed you guys get out there soon too!

[@martybowles3288]

Finally, the right amount of Max.⛵️

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

😂😂😂

[@johnmccormick175]

great video,thanks for sharing

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertgold2643]

Thanks for sharing such an amazing place so beautifully 🙏

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁

[@CruisingNorthwest]

What a superb video! Thank you ever so much.

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@T-Gobros]

nice country up there!

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

It’s beautiful isn’t it?!

[@gregsage1605]

This is really well done! I'm glad that I lucked into you.

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@bobschick2943]

Great video and story telling!!! Keep it up, thanks!

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thanks! And thanks for watching 😁

[@Samsamproducts]

Just stumbled across your channel, what a beautiful video! Excellent narration, an awesome glimpse into the broughton archipelago, and I really appreciated the territorial acknowledgements. Subscribed!

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Thank you! Im glad you enjoyed it, and welcome!

[@wavesummit]

Happy Birthday Logan

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Logan says thanks!

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Logan says thanks!

[@SolarBurrito]

Love the video, but if you’re so worried about conservation, don’t take the tiny rockfish. That’s a baby and won’t have much meat. Throw it back and catch a bigger one.

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

Yep you’re right! This one wasn’t a baby. It was actually full grown and we threw quite a few others back because they were too small

[@colinboniface194]

If managed right... Nature can provide...

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

100%

[@SolarBurrito]

You forgot to show the fish after you caught it! I want to see I’m a fisherman

[@WaywardLifeSailing]

lol the first one you mean? Next time I promise

[@two-sense]

Canning fish on your boat is illegal in BC. Maybe learn the regs before you come here to abuse the system. No wonder most of us up here are glad when the tourists leave for another season.

[@stevecarter9027]

I get your point, and you as a local get to “go home” to do your canning. (They don’t) I know enough locals to know how badly even locals abuse the rules. The real and substantial abuse is the acres of Americans that spend the summer here in trailer camps, fishing every day. Save your hate for where the real abuse is happening. They should have to buy a new licence every single week they are here, and at about 10X the present cost.

[@two-sense]

@@stevecarter9027 It's illegal. Simple.