Returning Kevin Callan's canoe

What's going on folks, it's Noah from Northern Scavenger. Me and Alex just got back from our big trip in Wabukimi, it was amazing, you're going to see more about it very soon. And one thing different about this trip than most of our other trips, other than that it was very long, is that we used someone else's boat. You guys might know this guy, we know him as Uncle Kev, and this is his boat. Let's take a look at it. So unlike our boat, it's not made out of plastic, and it's not 150 pounds. Amazing canoe, had an amazing time in it, but the problem is we had such a good time in it, there's fish guts, sweat, blood and tears in there that we've got to wash out before we give it back to Uncle Kev. So we're going to do a quick wash up, head out to Peterborough, and send it back. So old crusty blood from fish, don't worry we'll get rid of that. Tears from Alex, on those long days. So when you're washing a canoe, you want to do counter-clockwise rotations like this, kind of like the Karate Kid, but the canoe version, there you go. If you have a young guy or girl getting into canoeing, the first thing you want them to do is wash at least 10 canoes, so they really appreciate what a canoe really means to Ontario and Canada as a whole. Can't forget the little crannies. NovaCraft Canoes. It's already midnight. Are you serious? Alright guys, so we made it to Kevin's house. It's midnight, they were here like at 5. And we still have to get back to Etobicoke. Seriously? I'm so sorry. So here's the thing about these guys though. I saw a couple of films they did, one was going down the Still River, loved that trip, I remember doing it, almost died on the trip, and they did it in a Coleman Canoe. And my rhythm, I think it's fantastic they did that, and then I saw them at the 150-150 and they were going to do Waubikini in the Coleman Canoe, and I said, sorry I got a question here. If you do that, you will die. So they came aboard my canoe, and they came back with it intact, thank God, and they have amazing stories. I saw pictures of brook trout, I saw pictures of massive pike, walleye that kind of even looked like the blue walleye, it makes me still find out that that's true. I don't watch TV anymore, in fact I don't even know how to turn the TV on. I watch Netflix and YouTube, and watch a bunch of YouTube channels, and then yeah, I checked out theirs, and oh cool, and I really like it, in fact the Tamagme one I really enjoyed because it's a true adventure, it's a true adventure of a really good trip, a couple of good guys going on a trip and enjoying themselves fishing, I love fishing, and it's more true than TV to be quite honest. But overall, you guys are going to have to stay tuned because we have an amazing series coming out for you guys, it involves a lot of wildlife, fishing, good times, and adventure. So stay tuned, and again we'd just like to thank Kevin for letting us board with a great canoe. Kevin, I have one question for you. After all the advice you've given us tonight, and all the stories, can we call you Uncle Kev? Oh no, I mean, I'm not going to be that old wise man, I'm a very young, very sexy man. Hey, you could be the sexy uncle. No! Nobody is a sexy uncle, who is a sexy, no there's no sexy uncle, no, no, no, I'm not going to be Uncle Kev, I'm never going to get, no, no. Call me, call me the, call me anything but the Uncle Kev, this is a very awkward question. Uncle Kev. Yeah, Uncle Kev. Dammit! Alright, thanks Uncle Kev, thanks for stopping by, we will see you on our next series, Wabi-Kimi Adventure. Talk to you later.