Black_Fly

Here is a bear a few springs ago at our bird feeder in east-central Saskatchewan.

Bogan and I took the riverside trail. A few gobblers talking, but no bear sign yet. Maybe a couple weeks and the mommas and babies...

I'm a big fan of quality optics as well. They can pick up small details in poor lighting and be absolutely stunning with good lighting...

From a friend who is a waitress at a restaurant......"what's the difference between a canoeist and a canoe? Canoes tip."

Would hand sanding the spider crack before applying thin gelcoat layer be advisable or not?

I have had 4 Swift Canoes and 3 kayaks in either Kevlar or Carbon Fusion over the years, and as much as I value the quality of their...

I love your pictures, Black_Fly. I also got out yesterday for my first paddle of 2025 with @Swifty, who was taking his new Swift...

Gotta take advantage of these early season gems. Bogan agrees. When he sees the canoe go up, he becomes a velcro dingo.

I would reconsider my wound stapler if not for my hatchet, maybe.

F(general)I: https://www.canoetripping.net/threads/do-canadians-paddle-in-america.106626/

I agree, black fly. I don’t anticipate “significant” Canadians, such as past PM Trudeau or new PM Mark Carney coming to trip in the US...

Canada is happy to have as many Americans as possible come to Canada and spend their money here. There are definitely affects of...

I don’t recall bumping a rock, but I’ve got this I could grind out the gelcoat and reapply. Any other options, besides just ignoring...

I half-expect a surcharge for US residents. I wouldn’t think there are significant Canadians coming here to trip.