For years I rode a motorcycle to see the county side near and far. Now it's a Seadoo. It's opened up a whole new world of places to go. I am fortunate to live in an area that has so much water to explore. Come along with me as we learn about PWC and the places they can take you. Welcome to the YUKON BOB channel.
I live in Muskoka and considering investing in a SeaDoo and you are motivating me to make the investment..... love your video's. Thanks and keep em coming!
@@salesman61 I should be getting a commission lol. It can get you into some really beautiful places. It’s easy to use quick and easy to move around. Costly to run though as those that have superchargers are thirsty. Good luck.
Must be a Canadian thing .. “machines” I’ve got a good friend that lives in north western territory half the year and here in Henderson half the year and he always refers to side by sides and skies as machines … love my Bob videos my wife and always set time aside to watch you
$3 to 7 million are not cottages. They are Lake homes. I grew up with cottages, simple, small, function, in most cases self constructed. I like your channel, however you cannot truly explore a Lake by just going fast like riders on a chopper. Not unlike tourists driving on a highway, only stopping for gas and food. I get it that your channel is about riding not unlike motorcycles. BTW the richest lake is Lake Joseph.
WOW ! in 1980 I lived right below Shirley Heights on Galleon Beach road for 2 months... This video is quite nostalgic for me... I could see the roof of where I stayed... I was given free rent because I had caught a famous elusive ! burglar that had been terrorizing the then-club... I got a good look at his face one night and was able to ID him to the police... He use to escape by running up the hill to the very place where you are eating in this video ! Amazing... I feel like a dinosaur now 😊
What a crock of shit union fucked it all up for everybody and govt fucked it all up 2. Strike fucked it all up 2. What a shame and pity loved that place.
Awesome loved it all the way through with your explanation as I was thinking of buying a seafood and it would be great to join you part of the club amazing video and everything described on video good look forward to your next event
Thanks Bob! Have enjoyed all your videos from start to finish. Love the short drone clips as well. Wouldn't change a thing! Hope you're having a great summer on the water!
@@chrisetherington3968 it’s kinda hard to do because I only ride when the conditions are good and that usually means 48 hours lead time. I also ride mostly during the week avoiding weekends. Maybe next summer.
@@bobsudeyko4088 i prefer weekdays as well. I'm in muskoka and weekends are really busy. Thanks for your videos - I really liked the one of Toronto harbour, its on my list of places to visit.
@@adrianlusby6065 Thanks Adrian. Heading to Temagami tomorrow and I hope to get two videos out of that trip. The season is starting to get short as I have some out of country travel plans for September.
Brilliant, learning new tricks on this adventure, especially the simple, but effective locking mechanism for the hatch with a padlock. My wife sighed, "not another hole in the jetski"😂 Amazed you mangaged to get as much footage and the drone on that long journey. What is the phone coverage like around these lakes. If its good, could you not all track each other on Google maps when one of your party goes missing. Obviously set it up the night before.
@@Trevdeclune yes nothing like drilling holes in your machine. I just did it yesterday to mine. I will now carry a lock and use it when needed. There is mostly cell phone service but when there is that size of group who don’t all know each other then using a tracing up is not really viable. I prefer smaller groups or solo.
Thanks again for the outstanding videos. Giving it another thought, would be amazing if you could add the rout or a link to the routs, on top of the start and end points. Much appreciated
Keep up the Seadoo videos I enjoy watching them never boring got too say one day got too come out and ride with you and for that tug boat you like my neighbour has one
@@iananderson7569 faster than I like. 50 to 65. Left the dock at 9am. Returned about 7pm. Two hour lunch and a stop at Moon River falls. Long day. You want it to be close to calm. Don’t do it on a windy day as you do have fair sections of open water to the big lake. Hope that helps.
@@bobsudeyko4088 I too like riding a little slower typically 45-50kph. I’ve toured from Parry Sound to Moon River but never further south. Safe riding and enjoy the rest of the summer.
Greetings from oakville thanks for the presentation and I'm glad you made a demonstration about the spare gas can it gives anyone who operates a boat that requires a top up 😊
Another great video Bob! Great too that you had a charger with you. You seem to be very well appointed for these Sea Doo treks. I have a Sea Doo (a 2018 RXT 230) but no Garmin, extra gas tank, charger etc. Do you guys ever get stopped by the OPP? Just a reminder to carry your proof of ownership and up to date license registration with you on the Sea Doo, along with required safety items. Love the videos! What a fun way to enjoy the summer. Please keep them coming!
Hi Bob the Island were the ferry come from is called Georgia Island and the other Island is called Thorah Island I live on lake Simcoe I love it here grow up here as well lots of great memories. Thanks for the video on Lake Simcoe.
Bob, that was the absolute BEST video you have produced! What an amazing camping trip in majestically beautiful wilderness. Don’t get me wrong, I love the videos where you tour populated lakes - please keep them coming, but I think you’d agree this trip is a memorable one. Complemented with great narration, beautiful drone shots and great production, your videos are professional quality like a finely produced tv show. This video really highlighted the natural beauty of the French River. Please keep these videos coming. They really are spectacular!
Thanks John. I do agree that I thinks it was the best one this season. Hard to go wrong in that sort of environment. I also thought the drone shots worked out pretty well well.
@@bobsudeyko4088 That will be great place to get a little salt on your ski and it'll still be quite warm down here compared to Canada. Have a safe trip and I look forward to the videos.
Gorgeous scenery Bob, great camera footage and drone footage. You really need to know where you're going through some of those rapids, I wouldn't want to lead. Noticed around 9:40 , you didn't have the gear on the seadoo and Greg finally had shorts on lol but didn't see you set up camp.
