Crownland Solo Kayak Camping - 1/2 - Interesting Wildlife and a Cool New Piece of Gear!

On the weekend of May 4th, I finally was able to get out onto the water and go on a kayak camping trip. Even though the ice was not out yet in Temagami, Algonquin or even the Haliburton Highlands Water Trails, it was out at McCrae Lake. I knew it would be busy but I wasn't expecting what I saw. Regardless, I had an amazing time, tested out a cool new piece of gear, saw ducks, heard endless loons calls, saw a beaver, saw some baby geese and even saw a goose smackdown! Somehow, I also managed to score a great campsite, even though it had a very odd feature. Hope you enjoy my video on my first solo kayak camping trip to McCrae Lake! Cheers!

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