This video is a treasure and should be preserved for future generations.

I've never in my 76 years have seen footage of the Aleutians like this. Stunningly beautiful and educational.

@kevinjovin463

Жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more

As an avid outdoorsman for 60 plus years, it just occurred to me, that I have NEVER seen such beauty as you have captured in your video's. Humble thanks..

Being an old person I appreciate your dedication to bringing this world class documentary to the world. Thank you.

This is one of the best documentaries we have ever seen. It's worth watching. The scenery is breathtaking, the filming so well done, and best of all: no hype, no shouting, no made up drama, no loud music in the background, and no American build up of tension, just tranquil reporting of facts and letting the pictures speak their own story. How wonderful that there are people like you who know what others want to see. We loved it so much when we had to leave for an appointment we looked it up again the next day to watch the rest. It was wonderful. Thank yo so very much.

@FlemingYachts

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the lovely comments. Making videos is a hobby of mine and it's nice to hear when they are appreciated.

@frankconnell7481

Жыл бұрын

I've been watching your videos for quite some time, truly amazing. You mentioned something about a hobby, I'd say you're on par with Nat Geo for the quality of both visual and narrative content of all of your travels you've documented that I've had the pleasure to watch. Being an avid reader of National Geographic magazine since 1955 I've taken many trips across this Island Earth we inhabit, mostly in my mind, but your artistry has taken my voyages to much higher levels. Thank you kindly.

This honestly belongs on National Geographic, the state of Alaska could really use this for tourism, so good!

THRILLING, TRANQUIL, SCARY, OUTRAGEOUSLY BEAUTIFUL, COMPLEX, SATISFYING, GLORIOUS, I am 70 and know I will never see these precious locations in person. THANK YOU FOR THE NEXT BEST THING TO TICKLE MY SOUL. Peace&Love,Kathleen

@naziklerffeter3058

4 жыл бұрын

Just go there

@sscbkr48

4 жыл бұрын

Who would dare give this magnificent sojourn a thumbs down.. It's faaantastic. 😁

This was before Covid19. What i wouldn't give to return to pre Covid19. Absolutely beautiful and the documentary is spot on on the history. Alaska has to be the most beautiful state in America 🇺🇸

In over seven years of watching KZread videos, this is one of the top ten I've seen. It deserves some kind of academy award and is exquisite in every way. Thank you for posting it.

@pmcmac71

3 жыл бұрын

No words- perfect!

@kevinhilbrunner3439

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing video and detailed explanation of their adventures along the Alaskan coast.

@juttaberger7047

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree

@bobmilner4762

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yeh. Some kind of academy award.

@Rchmchl

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. That was unbelievable! Loved every minute.

I'll never go on a trip like this, I know I never will, but watching this beautifully made film makes me feel like I have. Many thanks.

@shashibhushan6236

3 жыл бұрын

Don't lose hope, maybe you will go on a trip like this soon :) ✌🏻

@georgeheinz5522

3 жыл бұрын

Why not go?

@ronniedelahoussayechauvin6717

3 жыл бұрын

Kw same Logo as Realtor Kw which was my Realtor in 2017 when I sold & closed on my home located @ 601 Boutte Rd 70563. Montie Spivey was my Realtor. John Francis Belfontain was my Attorney. Nothing was ever disclosed to me about Global Marketing & Property’s. I sold my Property to Colton & Maddie Pratt. Weird that Simon with American Title closed on the Title. Where was John Francis Belfontain. I HAVE PROOF STEP BY STEP OF EVERYTHING. ROBBERY

@jonalderson5571

3 жыл бұрын

You can take the ferry and go to the same places if you don't want to sail yourself

@TheMohorn

2 жыл бұрын

I'm 82 years old and I feel just like KW, would love to go on a trip like this before I cash in my chips. I have watched this and others he has made about four times each. I have lots of respect for Tony for making all these video's for our pleasure. makes me feel apart of the adventure.

The quality of this film (cinematography, music, narrative) rivals or excels a professionally produced documentary. Truly gives us a taste of the gem that is Alaska. Beautiful yacht!

Best 1 hr I have spent so far during this log dreary winter. My favourite line: "Hills so green it would make a leprechaun envious." Very well written narration!

This is how to do a great travel video - lovely views, interesting commentary, off-the-beaten track, great photography, clear voice gentle music - most enjoyable.

Beautifully narrated with just the right amount of dialogue. An exceptional tour of the hidden Alaska most of us will never see. Superb.

I spent the last hour in awe. Excellently narrated, the music was perfect and the scenes were great! . I feel a sense of peace and satisfaction inside. It had me in some sort of trance. This was as professional and classy as anything I've ever seen. Thank you!

Terrific,for those of us who cannot afford a trip on a private yacht , I'm so glad you shared your great adventure. Shiela Lee Ronspees

Joyful to see the Qualifier 105 in her new life (Research). She ran Sportfishing trips from Point Loma Harbor in San Diego... all the way down to Clipperton Atoll originally. She operated in this mode from the early 1970s until 2012. I fished on her to numerous destinations along the Baja coast and beyond for many of those years. Great memories where just brought back seeing her underway here. Thank you so much!

These are the phenomenal documentaries that should be used in schools. The boat is beautiful and your documented journey is memorable.

Tony, what I actuallu appreciate is the poetic way of narrating it. It shows you like people as well as places, always detaching a lovely sight with lovely words. I wonder that even if you had to descrip an ugly scene, you would tell it in a lovely way. As to the trip itself, outstanding and marvelous! Alasca is astounding! Thank you!!!!!

Thank you so much for documenting this stunning area. I know this is a lot of work to put together, and I greatly appreciate it. ❤

Brilliant and masterful work ! I knew that Alaska was stunning but this was beyond that ! Alaska must have the world's greatest fishery , so it seems . Quite a trip for all of us !

Bravo! Simply magnificent. Thank you for documenting your journey in such fine fashion. I'm mystified by Alaska's mostly undocumented territories and as a photojournalist the scenery was breathtaking and the narrative was inspiring. I've found a moment of solace during these troubling times.

@edelquinn3265

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed ! Too beautiful for my simple words! I’m watching this with my mouth wide open in awe!

Absolutely stunning video. Breathtaking images and the narration really capped it off, thanks so much for sharing this!

I find it incredible, when the little Dutch or Swedish Santana sailing yacht traversed the Straights of Magallin at the south tip of South America. That is a very dangerous place to tiny boats. This was a wonderful video of your fantastic adventure.

A true masterpiece of video, it makes you feel like you’re onboard living the dream..

@robinbhairosingh7487

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it lovely👍👍👍

@elizabethrados8525

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! And I never got seasick or bored!

Your boats are right at home there. Thanks for taking me along. You did a great job at producing this. Much admiration.

Thank you so much for your films of Alaska and the coast line south. I relax and imagine the air and rain. Your voice is calm. It is great to see a film that does not require a hyper emotional response.

Absolutely marvelous adventure and I didn’t need a Dramamine. Expertly filmed and narration which was very pleasant. Almost like a lullaby to the sea. Places that I’d hoped to see in person. However......I became disabled several years ago. This was an excellent adventure and you have my gratitude for sharing this. Sister Sea is my favorite even tho she tried to kill me. She is a rough player. My house in the PNW is filled with beach treasures. I will watch many times as it’s so soothing. Blessings!

Absolutely outstanding, you have been blessed to experience such a wonderful adventure 🇬🇧

Fantastic video ! Wonderfully narrated and filmed. Glorious, a true Masterplece. Many, many thanks for uploading this for everybody’s enjoyment.

Could never have guessed at such an incredible coastline, but find the wildness of the ocean terrifying. Thank you for the gift of something that nothing could entice me to do. Your mastery with video is priceless and brings me back again and again.

A total thumbs up on all your efforts to bring this to everyone! This is just awesome!

I did not realize that a relatively small craft called a luxury yacht could do such serious world travel across oceans. What a fantastic adventure! And this is such a well done high quality video presentation. Thank you very much for this wonder filled trip.

What a wonderful journey, great post Tony. Since I retired in 2015 I have spent my summers on the west coast highlands and islands of Scotland, with my car, two tents, 6 rods and a kayak traveling at a similar pace, totally absorbed in the beauty that is nature. We have only one life and clearly you are making the most of yours. If you need somebody to carry your bags....I'm free!

Excellent narrations and the extremely well documented scenes of the Aleutians. 😊This is one of the best films I’ve ever seen. 👍👍👍

Tony ...This film is definitely Nature Travel Documentary award winning content..I know I will never go there in person ...but through you I did as well as the many thousands who have viewed this and feel the same way.Our spirits have been awoken. Thank you dear friend.

What a hidden gem of a video. Narration 10, film and editing 10, music off the chart! Thank you for this video.

@guerrillaentrepreneur5999

4 жыл бұрын

At times I hear Sir Anthony Hopkins and Sir Richard Attenborough in his voice as he narrates this excellent video...................!

@AntonKramer

4 жыл бұрын

Completely agree on that, this movie should be awarded !

@TaylorInsight1

4 жыл бұрын

@@guerrillaentrepreneur5999 yah for sure, very calming perfect

@user-ul3zc2oz7d

4 жыл бұрын

11 :19 😂😂😂 comedy 10

@Piotr_Lask

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, everything 10 except of the annoying fairy film music, which sticks out like a sore thumb.

Again Tony, an amazing glimpse into a fascinating area I know I would never have seen if it were not for you. Thanks for taking me along.

Thank you for sharing this wonderful video with its beautiful photography, soothing informative narration, and pleasant music!

This documentary, including factual scripting, and especially the professional musical scores and editing, are worthy of National Geographic. Thank you so much for this gift. Sublime.

An extraordinary and epic film. The videography and narration made for a wonderful hour of adventure. A debt of gratitude is owed to you , Sir, for your great efforts in photography, editing and narrative but also your generous spirit in sharing your adventure with your subscribers. A heartfelt thank you!

Truly awesome documentary. Between the still shots, drone video, video and stills shot from your tenders and your time ashore, you kept me rivetted to the screen for the full 1 hour.

I stumbled on to your video by accident and enjoyed every minute of it. Your imagery and narration is incredible! Thanks for who you are and what you do.

I can not add more than the comments below. Incredible. Spent 4 years Army infantry in Fairbanks in the early 80's. Most of my Alaska experience was in the north and western part of the state. Got to go to Kodiak on a fishing trip. Wanted to go to the Rat islands where my father was stationed in WWII, but couldn't make it. Thank you for a wonderful trip.

Yet another wonderful example of your talents as a film producer working with a spectacular subject. I love your films. Thank you.

This is a SUPERB video. It is right up there with the likes of those produced by Sir David Attenborough. Thank you for the time and effort you spent in both producing and publishing this to KZread.

I was absolutely delighted to watch this full trip. In 1961-62, my senior year in high school, I went with my family on our ship, the Sea Venture, up this same trip. At that time Wrangle Narrows had not been cleared of the rock that made it such a hazard to navigation. We had outfitted the Sea Venture to be a crab boat. We had leased Dolgoi Island to be our home and start a sheep raising endeavour. When your video showed the harbor of Dolgoi, it brought back a flood of memories. We had taken 9 sheep, and my mare with us because we fully intended to stay there. We stopped along the trip up the inside passage, and the mare became quite a celebrity with many visiting children who had never seen such an animal. She liked the attention. Had our adventure succeeded, you might have visited remains of our place on this island. Thanks again for these trips. This one was really personal for me. May 21, 2020 will be my 77th year,

@FlemingYachts

4 жыл бұрын

I am delighted that my video rekindled memories of an amazing time in your life. I am in my 85th year!

A truly remarkable video, with a great sense of details, offering us the slow pace that is necessary to watch it all and enjoy it enormously. Many congratulations to the travellers, and thank you so much for sharing these beauties with us

Excellent educational footage of the Aleutian islands, wow. You have amazing navigational skills, sir. I salute the captain and co-captain of this cruising yacht. Spectacular landscape, poetic and on-point narration. Thank you for sharing your journey with us.

Thank You. Better Narrative, Music, Camerawork, Subject Matter, Research, Animal knowledge, Geographic knowledge Than I have ever seen in my lifetime. With about 15 years on the coast of British Columbia mostly out of Prince Rupert as a commercial fisherman, Hand Logger, Sports Fisherman Captain, and having traveled the coast inside and out, my respect for your excellent presentation is profound. Thank you.

We just took our Grand Children on a trip to the Kenai Peninsular this summer and had a wonderful guided trip of the Seward waters and the National Park there. This tour by the Flemings is incredible photography and the narration is brilliant! A must watch!

What a wonderful voyage of discovery, makes me yearn for exploration of this spectacular paradise. Thank you for being such an eloquent guide! Greetings from the Emerald Isle. Ramey.

I didn't want the journey to end 😞 It is a masterpiece.

Great camera work, innovative use of still photographs, and narration. I was raised in Oregon but every summer from the time I was one to thirteen years of age - 1981-1993 - my family and I lived in Moser Bay as set-netters. My Dad started fishing in Alaska on seining boats around the mid-1960's and knew many of the real "old-timers," both White and Aleut, on the island and in villages like Akhiok and Old Harbor. I have heard stories of Kodiak City in the sixties and seventies - ribald, roaring, and "colorful" where the bars had the same glasses so inebriated patrons could carry glasses from one establishment to another without much issue - to old Norwegian cannery masters and boat skippers, to the old Aleut men of the villages in those times with old Russian saints' names like Gleb and Tikhon, unfailingly kind, mentoring, and hospitable to my then-young Dad but some who, in those days spoke, only halting English though fluent in Aleut and Russian......the latter language a sign of Alaska's Russian colonial past. In 1971 Dad began fishing a set-net site on the western shore of Moser Bay between Trap Point and the old, defunct, Moser Bay cannery and was soon joined by my Mom who he married the next year. I came along in 1980 as their first and only child. My own memories of Kodiak are varied - there were major disappointments, storms, bad fishing years, constant mechanical issues, sometimes injuries (although once we were there a week from our Winter home in Oregon and were not ill we never feared disease pathogens as it is an unusually anti-septic environment that way) - along with amazing days of intense beauty, contact with nature, and always a sense of man's insignificance in seemingly boundless space, coupled with amazing parties during closures that only those who have lived in other frontier-like societies in the First or Third World will be able to truly appreciate when resources and outside stimulation are comparatively few and you have to make your own fun while, where, and when you can. Coupled with such contact with other fishing and native families have come friendships that have lasted a lifetime. When I saw you head into The Narrows, a place that my parents and I transited many-a-time going to other sets, visiting other fishing families, or hunting for Sitka Blacktail deer, I was overcome with a strange feeling of nostalgia......it brought back sensory and muscle memory of the salt smell, rotting fish of last-minute spawners close to the new Fall, and the whiff of the occasional wet alder tree, as my knees compensate on the aluminum deck of a picker or gill-net skiff for the gradual swells and eddies. You would have seen our house (since painted blue I gather from other family and friends who still fish up there both in Moser and Olga Bays and at Fox Island north and east of Alitak cannery) as you crossed Moser Bay and I hope my general remembrances bring added color to your trip. I am a history teacher and Vlogger currently doing a book on the Aleutian campaign of WWII form the Japanese perspective - History and Japanese studies major in Uni PLUS a childhood in the eastern Aleutians (Kodiak IS, technically, the eastern-most Aleutian island) means that the topic is somewhat personal for me I suppose. That being said, I hope you have the intestinal fortitude to go further out eastward on the chain to visit Attu, Kiska, and Amchitka - all part of the Aleutian campaign's battlefield over seven decades ago. I should add a few incidentals at the very least - Woody's museum at Alitak was built with the assistance of a local fisherman (he lives in Washington state in the Winters) named Rick Metzger who was also a close friend of my father and himself a well-read historian of the island. The "Hollywood" sign was a rather poor repair when I last laid my own eyes upon it in 1993 - I'm glad it seems to be in nicer shape now. Lastly, while the Oil Spill in 1989 did indeed devastate many fisheries elsewhere on the "outside" of Kodiak Island - and I would never, ever, make light of this - it happened that many other set-netters, gill-netters, and seiners elsewhere on the island were closed by fisheries authorities like the Alaska Department of Fisheries and the Alaska Department of Fish & Game for that summer though we, on the island's "inside," were able to fish with the result that many in the area did well financially even if we certainly worked for it that year particularly - I've vivid memories of falling asleep at nine years old on piles of fish in our picking skiffs. I appreciate your video and hope to see more. I very much plan on watching your Faroese trip as I am also fascinated with Viking history as well and am a fan of Tyr - a Faroese Metal band. Hope to see more from you soon.

@edschneider1780

2 жыл бұрын

and..... start a you tube channel with paragraphs

A lovely film, and a closer look at places you hear about but seldom see.

Alaska is just beautiful, anyone with a camera is bound to capture something amazing. Tony has been filming adventures for decades so I'm not surprised this whole production is top notch. If you haven't been to Alaska, go!

A shout out from South Africa. As I have read in comments below, I echo their sentiments on narration, and thank you for seeing places that are impossible to visit, due to the economic climate here. I was given a Christmas present of a trip to Vancouver around 10 yrs back, and so also took a ferry ride to Vancouver Island, visiting Cowichan Bay and Victoria. What a delight to take a trip around the island with your documentary. Thank you.

Absolutely astounding VLOG, memorizing music, exquisite photography, superb narration, and the Fleming yacht, is the thing of dreams!! One day, I hope to own a trawler like her. As a young US Navy sailor aboard the USS Meyerkord in the mid-1980s, we sailed the Aleutians stopping at Adak, it was quite an adventure on a ship, can’t imagine how wonderful your trip must have been on a trawler! Thanks for sharing!!

Excellent documentary, entertaining, educational, relaxing. Your choice of music is perfect for this trip of discovery and the commentary is a pleasure to listen to. This has earned you a new subscriber. Well done.

@guerrillaentrepreneur5999

4 жыл бұрын

At times I hear Sir Anthony Hopkins and Sir Richard Attenborough in the his voice as he narrates this excellent video...................!

@Rchmchl

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Music was great. Excellent through and through.

Really enjoy your travels and documentaries. Thank you for sharing and taking us to places few will ever see. Those lenticular clouds - wow! Basaltic columns and spring greens!! Calm, knowledgable and relaxing. Awesome :)

Thank you so much for taking the time and effort of making and uploading this video. You gave me the present of a trip I can't afford. These islands are so beautiful, the birds... I imagine i'm there, in this cold and hard colors, stones, winds, thank you so much for the daydream.

@ronniedelahoussayechauvin6717

3 жыл бұрын

Corruption & Fraud…DELIBERATELY 👹

What a traditional old school video so well put together...totally awe inspiring, truly gobsmacking. Thank you for taking the time to capture, edit, narrate and share this journey. I hope one day I can take my son along to see some of these places by our own vessel it must surly be the only way to capture the true essence of its beauty and wonder. Fair winds and safe travels. 🇦🇺

@bernadettedionson4351

5 жыл бұрын

so pleasant to hear thousand birds!!!Tx for a wonderful sail!!!Godspeed!

I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of your journey. Your presentation, narration, photography, footage and background music was amazing. I was wishing I was sailing with you all, be it in smooth or rough seas. I wish you all good health and happiness. Thank you for sharing. 🛥👏🏻🥰🙏🏻

Fantastic, Better than Nat Geo or Disc. Superb. I wish I could give 10 stars and 1000 likes!

Most of us are busy with our days events, and struggle or laugh with the tasks at hand, but if we get an extra moment for ourselves, videos like this that allow us to escape for a while are truly needed in this hectic search for reality. Good job!

What an admirable adventure 👍👍👍! Thank you so much for taking us to this less charted territory with unforgettable photos and video. And, of course, the mesmerizing music. 🙏🙏🙏

An extraordinary well done video! As a former Alaskan, this little known 'world' needed this kind of in depth overview of the little known, seldom seen geographical features of the Aleutians. The favorable weather was an enhancement to this success. Well known communities are known, but the many coves and abandoned places have been overlooked. The grandeur, and tenacious endurance of the existing population testifies to the 'hold' this Aleutian chain has on those who live there. National Geographic quality and presentation! Thank You.

This is truly an enchanting and magical journey. ⚓🛥️🗻 Beautifully written and narrated. 💗

Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. The most beautifully profound and pristine places on Mother Earth are those which will rarely be seen by very few humans, save through the excellent and eloquent documentation such as this. Sincere gratitude for enriching our lives.

Tony Fleming always delivers the best content. His narration, images and music choices are absolutely perfect. Thanks for sharing your journey.

I keep watching your videos over & over again. I am still awe struck at the scenery which says a lot as I live in beautiful Kelowna BC 🇨🇦 Thanks Tony 🥃🍷 cheers

Very nice video! Thank you for all of your hard work putting this together!

@ruthallan7964

3 жыл бұрын

Lobster fishi

Thank you for sharing this amazing trip with us. I grew up in Vancouver, B.C. and did some cruising and sailing on both sides of Vancouver island but never ventured very far North. You have rekindled my adventurous spirit and I might be making completely different plans soon for my impending retirement. Thank you again for this top notch video!

Thank you, thank you for this beautiful return to the Aleutians. In 1962 and 63, I was on the US Coast Guard Icebreaker Northwind. Part of our 6 month deployment to Alaska was the Bearing Sea Patrol where we brought health and other services to many, many remote native villages along the coast and many of those were along the Islands of the Aleutians. Of course we never saw the detail that you have shared here (nor had gotten ashore as often), but the broad scenery is just as magnificent. Watching this video (similarly with others), brought back the incredible wonder and awe of that special experience. What a gift! Again, Thank You sir!

Beautiful and professional presentation. Having lived 30 years in Alaska its nice to see the beauty and splendor that few people will ever experience. So well done that I felt that I was home. Thank you

Absolutely awesome! Thank you for sharing! I lived on the Kenai Peninsula for 4 years, and I’ve often wondered what it would look like down there. Beautiful!! ❤️ stunning footage and music too.

The addition of your drone made this spectacular.

This is a very powerful video, I'm so happy I gave it a chance and now can't stop watching. The locals are very friendly giving fresh fish, would love a taste. Great video!

@giveitathink6749

4 жыл бұрын

What a way to end another busy week relaxing on a Sunday night enjoying this cruise trip!

When I was a teenager I dreamed of sailing the world, but that goal escaped me. Thanks for the glimpse of your sail.

I been watching for Yrs over and over love them never get tired of them , Thank you 🇺🇸😉

Tony - stunning scenery, brilliant photography and top editing. Please keep up the good work for all us "armchair" travellers. Thanks.

Truly one of the most outstanding videos on KZread. Your narration is perfect, matching the amazing images with the wonderful descriptions. Thank you for you efforts in presenting this to those of us that will never have the good fortune for such an adventure. Bravo!

What a spectacular bit of visual story telling. I just found this while in lockdown in Munich, Germany and, since Alaska is a part of the world I have never given much thought to, actually being an Aussie brought up in the tropics, I have to say I think it is truly wonderful. Next time you are going on a trip like this "pick me, pick me". I remember David Attenborough saying he thought he "droned on" in his documentaries and it makes me now take notice of voices. Of course, nobody thinks that about him. He has an unforgettable way of expressing himself. Our narrator here seems to have the same effect on me. His voice is almost soothing. Congratulations on a really delightful doco.

A long long way from home... but worth every amount of effort! Mucho Gracias!

What a fantastic voyage, thank you for bringing us along!

Alaska is literally the most beautiful place I have ever seen. Thank you for these videos. They are what I watch when I am stressed out.

Thank you for a wonderful trip to places I can only dream of. The filming was superb, the narration professional. Why would 124 people downvote this?

@jafo766

4 жыл бұрын

124 WANKERS fer sure eh !

Excellent video and narration. Tony, I think you could be the next David Attenborough.

@miguelvaliente1475

4 жыл бұрын

Very cultured voice

@getoutandfish2005

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! The first ten seconds I was thinking David Attenborough.

@Gort-mq6sg

3 жыл бұрын

David Attenborough talks like his jock strap is too small

This is truly captivating and beautifully put together. We plan to visit the Aleutians from Japan to Canada and watching this fills me with excitement, awe and little bit of trepidation. Thank you for posting this gem. Just stunning.

What an absolutely wonderful film, thanks so much for making it. If this crazy world ever gets back to normal we will have to travel again...

Tony Fleming will never be forgotten because of his beautiful boat and even more beautiful videos!😊

A hearty thank you for sharing your adventures. They're unique and very much appreciated.

Thank you for sharing a voyage and adventure few could experience on their own. I enjoyed every moment of "Venture to the Aleutians" so lovingly produced and thoughtfully documented. A hidden gem.

Fascinating! Thanks for showing the whole trip, some beautiful view of the coast from the water, and little towns I'll probably never see but I'll be back to "take this trip" again!

Such a magnificent video! This has made me realize that there are some "Bucket List" items that I will probably never be able to complete other than vicariously through videos like yours. Thank you for doing this.

As always completely fascinating. These videos are the best cruising videos on youtube! Tony thank you!

Well done Tony & Crew for your bravery and inquisitive nature, in that remote part of the world. It is a wonderful video, a really good in-sight into and around the Alaskan coastline. You have produced a riveting documentary with excellent, photography, video and drone footage. P.S. you have a beautiful boat too.

I have been to 90% of there trip , I cried watching this in a good way , I miss fishing , Thank you

Tony Fleming does great photography! His wonderful views of the islands and bays take you there where I never wanted to go before I watched his amazing photography plus the choices of music enhanced everything so beautifully. Take Venture out again on another journey soon!

This is a masterpiece!!! The astonishing scenery was perfectly filmed and described. I enjoyed it immensely and thank you for sharing it!