Jmharrick

Ok, so the post is actually about hooks for poles, and they're not on a wall, but the idea could be applied widely. I wanted easier...

We got some rain on Saturday that brought my local rivers up, so I decided to stay local and paddle a section of my home river – the...

The Mad River Explorer gets my vote, for all the same reasons already listed. I don’t like the bucket seats of the Winona. I’m not sure...

Explorer is a legendary do it all hull. Assuming the condition of both is equal I would opt for the Mad River. Had one and it is a very...

It hasn’t been mentioned yet, but that Wenonah is not suitable for solo paddling of which the Mad River is (canoe reversed, solo paddler...

I believe I'd go for the Mad River because of the rough water. Just my two cents.

I just finished up a canoe trailer. Going to break it in on a trip to the Missouri breaks next month. I had an old ‘65 Ford pickup box...

Just paraphrasing Davidson and Rugge here but, when you're out in the wilderness those six $100 bills are just paper and they won't even...

Hello, If this is still available I would be interested. Should be passing buy your place Wednesday or Thursday for my day job...

I've been jonesing to traverse Algonquin from left to right on the Petawawa River - but this weekend after flipping on the Greenbrier in...

My understanding based on one technical paper is that it may be worth striving for a surface no rougher than 320 grit sandpaper and the...

The Petawawa is a river I always wanted to paddle since I first read about it from Bill Mason long ago, but never had the opportunity...

I usually bring the same scent free deodorant that I use during hunting season. It’s small, light, doesn’t smell, and keeps me from...

Wife's first outing of the season and my second. I'll let you guess whose boat is whose.

A friend of my parent's that we used to camp/paddle with when I was young. He'd let us kids drive that buggy in the hills and it's...