RAPIDS & RESCUES on the DUMOINE RIVER | 5 Days in the Wilderness

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In October 2020, eight paddlers canoed the Dumoine River in the Upper Ottawa Valley. Watch how they navigate Class II and Class III rapids, and how they cross a rapid and rescue a pinned canoed. There's beautiful fall scenery, waterfalls, excellent campsites and more.
You can view the full Dumoine River Canoeing Trip Report here: www.voyageurtr...

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25 окт 2024

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@canoepoler 3 года назад

You nailed the toughest thing... getting to the eddy with the full boat! Beautiful!!!

@flowerchildvee 3 года назад

Great job demonstrating a safe rescue!!

@VoyageurTripper 3 года назад

Thank you! I find it's something people rarely film so there aren't a lot of examples on other paddling videos

@flowerchildvee 3 года назад

@@VoyageurTripper Absolutely! It's nice to see!

@T3PinR 2 года назад

Wow! That was a fun ride. Great filming.

@VoyageurTripper 2 года назад

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

@lucassmith2504 3 года назад

Looked amazing great scenery.

@davesutherland1864 2 года назад

Did the Dumoine about 15 years ago. It was our first whitewater trip. Lots of fun. Super high water levels when we did it. I see the bridge at the start has not improved…

@alexmcneily 3 года назад

All whitewater action. Very nice video. Highly competent crew. Having paddled whitewater for nearly 45 years, I’m amazed that eastern paddlers don’t want to put in bow and stern floatation or seem to tie down their gear - it virtually eliminates a destructive pin. And I’m still awaiting seeing tandems use backpaddling strokes for maneuvering down congested rapids - you ship less water and have more maneuver options. Beautiful country. Keep up the good work

@garysataman1 2 года назад

Some of us have bow and stern airbags.

@garysataman1 2 года назад

Agree, check out this video for back paddling. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PvFYwyHGJd4.html

@garysataman1 2 года назад

Some boats had bow and stern airbags on the trip

@IamOutdoorsy 3 года назад

What an phenomenal video, really enjoyed it. Side note, Canoe Eater is the scariest name I've heard for a rapid.

@VoyageurTripper 3 года назад

Thanks so much! And I totally agree - especially with the broken canoe nearby

@mattvaandering 3 года назад

Just found your channel on Denis' show. Dumoine looks beautiful. I think a lifetime could be spent paddling the northern tributaries of the ottawa/st lawrence

@VoyageurTripper 3 года назад

I totally agree! I've done the Three Sisters but nothing north of the St Lawrence - looks beautiful!

@ThePursuitofPassion 3 года назад

Nice work on the video Mikela! You had great water levels. I think most who've done the Triple Sisters prefer the Dumoine as well. Nice boat recovery too!

@VoyageurTripper 3 года назад

Thanks so much! I loved your video on the Forgotten River!

@douglasbussard3459 3 года назад

That’s a great bow paddler. Makes the stern easier.

@VoyageurTripper 3 года назад

Yeah he's amazing!

@Evan_Le5 3 года назад

Love everything about it! My Dad and I are hoping to get into some white water this year, thinking of flipping our fiberglass for an esquif. Any advice for some noobs/recommended training?

@VoyageurTripper 3 года назад

Hey! That's awesome to hear! I do have a few pointers: - take a whitewater paddling course over a weekend to learn the principles / strokes - go with someone more experienced than you if possible - remember: if you wouldn't swim down the rapid, you shouldn't run it in a boat - carry all the safety gear (helmets, throw ropes, pin kit) I have a post on it here: www.voyageurtripper.com/get-started-whitewater-canoeing/ I hope that helps!

@Evan_Le5 3 года назад

@@VoyageurTripper Right on thanks a lot, following along your journey has been really inspiring. My dad and I hope to run the Coulonge some day after some lessons and more research.

@ride-paddle-repeat 3 года назад

Wow looks amazing! Great job navigated Canoe Eater, I always think of Roy McGregor's experience on that rapid as he tells in a couple of books. Any reason why no spraydeck?

@VoyageurTripper 3 года назад

Honestly we just didn't have a spray deck or a canoe outfitted for one. Would have been super helpful though - one canoe in our group had it and they would just ram right through standing waves with no consequences!

@ride-paddle-repeat 3 года назад

@@VoyageurTripper makes sense! You guys still rocked it.

@TS-xj5mt 3 года назад

Excellent skills, video footage and narration. Thanks for posting. Please skip the distracting music next time the roar of the water was enough for you when you did the trip it's enough for us as well.

@VoyageurTripper 3 года назад

Thanks for the feedback - every time I rewatch the video I think the same thing! I'm still very new to making videos haha

@TS-xj5mt 3 года назад

Keep it up I like your site and the videos and as you can see I'm pretty critical so not easy to please ! I've noticed a trend in the last few months of watching very diverse videos and lots of people are commenting excellent video to the point no misleading title or thumbnail and no irritating music. Utube evolves and I belong to the crowd that has had enough of the old tricks of misleading title thumbnails and unrelated to the video music. . Keep up the good work you deserve many more views and your website has lots of great advice as well.