In 1668 two ships left England for Hudson Bay: under the command of Zachariah Gillam with Groseilliers as his second and "Eaglet" with William Stannard as captain and Radisson as his second. "Eaglet" was caught in a storm, was damaged and forced to return to England. "Nonsuch" made it to Hudson Bay and continued south, into James Bay. "Nonsuch" reached the mouth of the Rupert River which was named after their benefactor. They landed near what is now the town of Waskaganish, Quebec, where they built a fort and wintered there. The expedition returned to England in 1669 with a rich cargo of furs.