Looks like a good time!

This was so motivating to watch. You guys are living the dream. Thanks for the awesome adventure content!

@olivercoray

Жыл бұрын

Thank man, we are super fortunate to get to do this crap up here. Alaska is quite the playground….

Nice. Thanks from Yukon

@olivercoray

10 ай бұрын

Love the Yukon!

Great video,thank you for sharing that was a blast,big hugs from MN

you three boys can take me adventuring anywhere 😍

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

Come along with us! Always room for another adventurer

Sweet Man !!! Sweet 👍👍

Nice video! Digging the Eddie Vedder solo tunes! That album was underrated and over criticized!

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. And agreed; great album. I like your j3 vids. I built a champ years ago and just sold it, Miss it. I like the small birds…

Enjoy every single adventure, I wish I would have bought a STOL instead of the PA28 181, but my Mexico trips were awesome as well, your living the life.

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

If I lived in the states I would have bought a fast plane as well. Missions are missions. It’s all living good.

Nice job, Oliver!

ПАЦАНЫ, КРАСИВО ОТДОХНУЛИ.👍

Three fully grown men, camping gear a rubber raft and an outboard motor all in one plane? Wow impressive.

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

I wish the maule could carry that much. We have made it work in one trip before but we went with very minimal gear and fuel, but I made two trips in and we brought in a full camp and extra fuel for some exploring. It will carry what ever you can put in it for the most part, but at some point your asking for trouble. Thanks for the comment.

Nice video

Cool !

Nice job fellas! Cool Adventure!

@dougsoderstrom4331

2 жыл бұрын

Nice setup float is kinda overkill, but same setup I use. RIFE.. Better chance for butt on incoming tide.. thx for the vid.

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

Seems both have merits. They were trying out the floats since they got them for free. Brad got 115 pounder and Brian a 95 pounder that made things interesting. Those two are the pros, I just like swimming around, still lots to learn on my end. To me, it’s more just another fun way to enjoy Alaska and push myself a bit.

😍

Nice... I used to go spearfishing for blackfish in NY with my Taylorcraft 35 years ago. No gopros back then though, and you have nicer scenery...

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

I love T-crafts. My grandpa flew a 75 hp TC all over Alaska on floats in the 50’s. And used to haul his wife and three kids across lake Clark, pretty much used it as a boat that occasionally got into ground effect.

Great video! I’ve been eyeing that spot for an adventure for some time, neat that you and the Coldwater crew could get out there. I’ve yet to combine my hobbies of spearing and flying, but I’m thinking of giving Montague a go one of these days. So did your M6 use to be a M5 based on the cowling? I enjoy flying my dads M5, they are awesome planes.

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, an m5-235. Now M6 with an M7a “long wing” and some extra ponies up front. Make a good performer out of it. But the 128 inch flaps does not leave a ton of aileron in cross winds. Love the plane, has some quarks, but so does all planes aside from a 172…, Montague is a fun place when the weather cooperates. Nice and clear water.

Hey! I know that spot. Glad y’all made it out there. Maybe my Pacer and I can join ya next go around

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

Did you get your pacer back?

@RobOlsenDrye

2 жыл бұрын

@@olivercoray getting really really close, couple more days of work still, but Dave is sick so I’m chomping at the bit now

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a good time not to be flying at least: hopefully soon. Should be getting the maule on skis soon.

The coolest shit

Great video! What a life!

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

Says the guy who flies helicopters. :) Thanks man. Pretty fortunate all around.

@paraheaps

2 жыл бұрын

@@olivercoray If only I did fly them! I was fortunate enough to fly in them alot for fire, but hope to one day do what your doing! Thanks again!

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

Keep at it. Definitely the most rewarding thing I’ve done. Opens up so much of Alaska.

Hey, do you have anything in your baggage compartment to tie down or organize the zodiac and outboard motor? I'm building a bearhawk 5 and planning to spear out of it quite a bit. I'm trying to come up with baggage compartment organization ideas for exactly what you're doing. Thinking extended baggage tubes for guns but I haven't come up with any good ideas for the rest of it.

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t have anything specific for spear fishing but I do have extended baggage top and bottom. The top runs all the way to the front of my horizontal and I use it for spear guns, fishing poles etc. It has aluminum sides and I can slide 8 foot rigid and 10 foot flexible material back there. Cargo tie downs are always important for loose loads. Good luck, bearhawks a sweet, and the five has my attention as well.

@z987k

2 жыл бұрын

I run a similar setup except instead of a zodiac it's an "Alaskan" kaboat. That and a 6hp 4 stroke outboard plus 2 people and other gear fits fine in my BH4. With all the other gear there's no real need to tie it all down as there's nowhere for it to go.

That’s living right there

@olivercoray

2 жыл бұрын

We do live it up when we can. Alaska makes for a pretty fun playground.

I wish I was you.