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To each his own. I have been trying to master the double blade for a couple of years now, but in a sea kayak, not a canoe. We rent a...

No worries. We're just having some fun. :)

A great example of the point being completly missed. When I want to make time over open water, I apply power strokes, staying on one...

Except for woodworking, I haven't found many project plans in Canada using metric.

When I first started kneeling, I put a section of pool noodle under my ankles for support. Eventually, tendons got stretched out enough...

He was not wrong. I got interested thru the Boy Scouts and learned a lot during my years as an lifeguard / aquatics instructor. The...

Here's an article on the subject . . . https://paddlingmag.com/skills/how-to-get-kids-into-paddling/ . . . but it would be more...

The weather reporting, flood prediction and warning systems in Texas failed. It is common for peak discharge to happen at night...

In the summer of 1986 4 canoes paddled an overnighter on the upper Potomac, the classic Paw Paw bends trip. One guy brought his 6/7...

Yep, that's the one. I started doing that way back when I was paddling a Prospector 16 solo with an ottertail. You can get that blade...

For those who are not familiar, the standard C stroke is a forward stroke that starts out with a draw at the beginning, before the power...

^It's good instruction. I do that deep C stroke starting out or starting an onside turn all the time. Didn't know it had a name other...

Everyone I know with an SRT is primarily a kneeler. I don't know anyone who primarily uses the SRT as a sitting canoe. It was designed...

@ABT I can relate. I spent a lot of time in my Guide, and if it wasn't for the weight I would have never given it up. It's a shame that...

I don't think I can comment further on SRT kneeling comfort since it's been more than 10 years since I owned one...plus my personal...