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@zekabl If you are going to WPASCR definitely try out a Hemlock Eaglet!

Cannot wait to get it out if just for a little bit.

You may be correct..LOL I had a blast just wish the water was a tad warmer🤣

Glenn, I have the Eaglet lll however it was delivered as a solo and is still set up solo. Only reason I ordered the lll is for when my nieces come to visit I can pop in the seats and take them for a paddle if they want. Otherwise I use it as a solo all the time. (See Photo). As for the lightest...

Hope to get it out on the water in the near future!

Don't think there is any real weight savings. The walnut and ash are laminated and are oiled as far as I know. Hope to get it on the wateer in the near future.

Thank you very much!

I love everything about the Outback except the factory roof rack, they are useless! Anyway for my 2014 Outback I use Yakima 66" round bars, Yakima control towers and Yakima landing pads. I love this system especially since I can pop the rack on and off in matter of 2 minutes.

Custom Hemlock Canoe Works SRT in the premium + layup. Went retro with the Curtis Canoe "Sunset Orange" or as close to the original as we could get it. The boat is complimented with the work of Paul Conklin featuring walnut & ash carry handles, thwarts and seat. The two tone webbing on the seat...

Ahhh when the Outback had a real roof rack!

If anyone was in the market for a sweet used solo canoe Hemlock Canoe Works has quite a few on their used/demo page. https://www.hemlockcanoe.com/used--demo-canoes.html

That is my Dragonfly...

Pond hopping in the Adirondacks...

Cache lake Algonquin Park, Canada September 2023

Thank you and congrats on getting a new one.

I totally agree on the Hemlock Eaglet, I have the lite tech version with the green tint so it weighs in at only 38#'s. The boat does perferm really well and is super solid canoe.

I second the Peregrine or even more stable and capable Hemlocks Eaglet!

Contact Swift and they will build you a Kee 14

For sale I have a Mad River Pioneer tandem canoe in royalex. It is in excellent shape for a 22 year old canoe. No hull punctures or repairs. An Explorer-style canoe that`s focused on day-cruising, touring and general quiet-water paddling. The versatile V-hull combines the stability of an...

Dave Curtis has filled me on all of this and the history just fascinates me. I've been told before by other SRT paddlers that one does not need anything more than an SRT. If you ask me the SRT would be absolutely perfect at about 32#'s but I'm just knit picking now. I'm looking forward to taking...