Island of Plenty - Cruising in our R25 Ranger Tug - Episode 9

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In this episode we explore more of the rugged beauty of Georgian Bay near Bayfield Inlet. As we search for Sandhill cranes that we heard calling Michael catches some fresh Bass. We cook it up Survivor Man-Style right on the rocks and embers. Best fish I have ever eaten!
Music Credits
Epidemic Sound: Do You Ever Wonder- Sleepaway Camp
ES: Everlasting Youth - Barbatula
ES: Monsoon- SINY
ES: Not Blue- Kylie Dailey
ES: Down the Memory Lane - Magnus Ludvigsson
ES: JET LAG-Fasion
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28 сен 2024

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@peterjohansson6398 10 месяцев назад

Hello Peter from sweden here.Love your movies,fantastic enviroment.

@expeditionseanest 10 месяцев назад

Hello Peter! how wonderful to have you along with us. Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave such a kind comment.

@tmac709 Год назад

Yes, I liked the video! 😁 Such a beautiful place. The fish you caught and ate....looked delicious and tasty.

@michaelaronsohn3624 Год назад

Looks absolutely lovely, please keep posting these videos

@expeditionseanest Год назад

Thanks for the comment Michael . We will do our best.

@user-ij6xs4ut7j Год назад

I’m enjoying the videos. Your vessel, location, style and family are very pleasant. I have been interested in Ranger Tugs for a while, could you express your thoughts on some of the practical aspects of the boat, sleeping space, bathroom etc. Thanks, be well.

@expeditionseanest Год назад

Hello C , we will be doing a walk through and touching on some of the topics you asked about in the coming months . If there are more questions after our walk through , let us know. Stay tuned

@ralphholiman7401 Год назад

I think you have found the perfect cruising vessel. You certainly have my wife and I thinking about getting something like that. We have a bigger cruising boat now, but the ability to trailer a boat to lots of different places quickly, would be a real advantage. Enjoyed your video.

@expeditionseanest Год назад

Yes Ralph , the ability to trailer our Ranger Tug was a huge factor in our purchase. We are currently in the Bahamas on the boat. Trailered to Florida and popped across the Gulf Stream to explore the amazing cruising over here. Hope to get some new videos out to all of you in the coming months . Stay tuned and we love to hear your comments , thank you for taking the time to encourage us.

@ralphholiman7401 Год назад

@@expeditionseanest , you're almost reading our minds. We live in Mississippi and it takes so long to get our boat to the Bahamas and back. And I've been telling my wife if we could get one of these little small tugs with a trailer we could just drive to Miami and then go from there! We will really be looking forward to seeing your Bahamas videos.

@dougm5895 Год назад

The skill of catching the fish was getting there:)

@MrCargoflyer Месяц назад

One of my favorites from you…great video, vibe, scenery. Thanks

@expeditionseanest Месяц назад

Thank you so much , I must say it's one of our favourites as well! We had so much fun filming it. It was all Michael's idea to cook the fish on the rock...I was skeptical , but it was do ridiculously delicious! We appreciate your kind words.

@janzuidam2892 Год назад

It's like getting a taste of my wife's first 16 years of her life, born and raised in Brockville Ont. and moved to the Netherlands 1978. To bad she is not really a boating person. Me, as a six year (Royal Netherlands) navy veteran and a offshore sailor am! I'm really enjoying your adventures, thank you for sharing.

@expeditionseanest Год назад

Jan, (my father’s name was Jan Willem) , so glad to hear you are enjoying the videos. My family is from the Netherlands, and my late brother-in-law a also a retired naval officer and sailor for the Royal Dutch navy. You develop such a love for the ocean on a sailboat. I did not grow up that way, but I’m learning with baby steps through Michael. Perhaps easier to do on our continent than from the Netherlands. Thank you for supporting the channel and for taking the time to leave such a kind comment.

@erichcollar9810 Год назад

Is that the beaver swimming in the background just to the left of you at 9:59?

@expeditionseanest Год назад

Erich it was actually a canada goose. We did not have a chance to see the beaver nor the sandhill cranes we heard in the morning. I suppose we will have to visit again!

@fourlakes Год назад

Fantastic

@gregaldworth1200 Год назад

Our home waters and Camp Tapawingo is still going strong.

@expeditionseanest Год назад

So glad to hear that Greg! Thanks for the comment. Summer camp is a great experience for so many children! Yip de ninigo!

@teeheeteeheeish Месяц назад

I like your version of the poem better.

@expeditionseanest 19 дней назад

Well now that was just so sweet!

@kimbendall2292 Год назад

Kim and Brian really enjoying your videos- wish we had caught up at Hutchinson Island this winter! Looking forward to your southern posts!

@expeditionseanest Год назад

Kim what a surprise you found this channel! Hope you are both doing well and thanks for the comments. We love to hear from you!

@momtrck Год назад

We took our R25 through Georgian Bay and I have to say that seeing those rocks under the water still makes me shiver. Great videos, keep it up. So glad you are sharing this adventure with the rest of us.

@expeditionseanest Год назад

Thank you Mary. We totally agree with you on the rocks on Georgian Bay ! We were pleasantly surprised to see several Ranger tugs during our cruising there. Perhaps we will see you there sometime. Pop over and say hello if you see us.Thank you for taking the time to comment . We LOVE to hear from our viewers and look to you for suggestions on content also , so if you have any good ideas send them our way and we will see what we can do.

@stephenedwards3397 Год назад

I say it every time but thanks for another great video. Keeps me going as we count down the weeks until the central European weather warms enough to get back out on the water.

@expeditionseanest Год назад

Keep saying it , we love to hear it! Just making it up as we go and never thought many people would watch so we are so pleased you are enjoying the content.