by A Bunker | Sep 7, 2024 | TRAVEL
“If ever stranded on a deserted island you’ll need three things, food, shelter and a grip.” . A ROAD TO RECOVERY. Hey hey, my my, leaving the driveway 5:35am. A soggy and grey morning, the bed made up in the back of the truck, set out alone and surely some...
by A Bunker | Aug 18, 2024 | TRAVEL
Waiting for dinner at the Inns North Cambridge Bay and sharing a wonderful, long overdue visit with friend, co-worker and my boss Mila, I decided after our time together to take a new direction with this latest Nunavut Nomad story. July I accepted a short contract...
by A Bunker | Apr 28, 2024 | TRAVEL
Swimming along the rocky shorelines of Ontario’s Lake Nipigon exists one of North America’s most exceptionally beautiful, pristinely perfect and sentimental species of freshwater fish, the brook trout. Steeped within Canadiana angler history and lore, for over a...
by A Bunker | Feb 28, 2024 | HOME ANGLING, TRAVEL
August 2018 my friend Mike and I set out over eleven days to fish and paddle the fabled Sutton, along the way documenting every part of our experience. And since that trip, over the past six years no other fishing story posted to the Bunks website has received more...
by A Bunker | Jan 13, 2024 | HOME ANGLING, TRAVEL
Been fortunate to see a lot of cool things and have some rather unforgettable moments in the bush. Harrowing weather conditions, big waters, unexpected visitors in camp, unexplained noises in the night… ya spend enough time in the outdoors and eventually there...
by A Bunker | Oct 8, 2023 | TRAVEL
It was while flying over Dubawnt Lake in Nunavut when I realized the airline was actually feeding me a third dinner on the route north. Yes, breakfast, lunch, supper, wine, two hot chocolate chip cookies and a specialty coffee. That was pretty close to a heavenly...
