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Woodland Caribou with sherpa Kyle: Joe Robinet's fly-in trip carries a pause

Part 2 of the annual canoe week in northwestern Ontario is nearing 100,000 views, with Part 1, "The Burnt North," right behind it.

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A Week in the Wilderness - A Fly-in Canoe/fishing TripA Week in the Wilderness - A Fly-in Canoe/fishing Trip

What do you watch on Joe Robinet's channel when nothing new goes up? The answer is his annual canoe trip with Kyle, the buddy he calls his sherpa, told in two parts over the past three weeks.

The second part, "A Week in the Wilderness - A Fly-in Canoe/fishing Trip," is thirteen days old and doing the most work by a wide margin, drawing more than twice the daily views of the first. That first part, "The Burnt North" A One Week, Fly-in Camping Trip, explains its own nickname: the burnt north is Woodland Caribou Provincial Park, the stretch of lakes and fire-scarred forest on Ontario's border with Manitoba where the two friends spend their trip each year. Tarps, cooking and fishing fill the tags, which fits a channel whose about page promises the failures along with the accomplishments.

Further down sits a lighter month-old short, "Scrambled O and his steak.," a friendly nod to fellow outdoor creator Scrambled O, whose steak, the description says, made the internet laugh.

The channel as a whole is running a little below its usual pace, and subscribers held level. Among outdoor channels of similar size, the big weeks belong to Nate Petroski and Ace Videos, while The Wooded Beardsman is also a touch quieter than usual. For a man who describes himself as just a regular Canadian guy, two parts of the same canoe week are carrying the channel.

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The videos drawing views on Joe Robinet right now

"The Burnt North" A One Week, Fly-in Camping Trip93,363 views Scrambled O and his steak.46,780 views
The facts
Subscribers
1,530,000
Videos published this week
0

The numbers

Here are the figures behind Joe Robinet's week.

subscribers
1,530,000
total views
239,771,866
views per day
10,342
typical day: 12,118
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
Nate Petroski
1,730,000
The Wooded Beardsman
1,630,000
Primitive Survival Skills
1,580,000
Joe Robinet
1,530,000
Dan Hurd (Dan Hurd Prospe…
1,510,000
Farming While Beige
1,450,000
Ace Videos
1,390,000
LastBush Survival
1,340,000
Wade Papenfus - Offshore …
1,330,000
As of October 2, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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Woodland Caribou Provincial Park, the "burnt north" of Joe's trip, sits on Ontario's border with which province?

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