Black_Fly

I took three day trips on my recent trip to Ak. On the second trip I took my OT Tripper and realized that the stock plastic molded seat...

bcelect, Worked out well. I used the same yoke as you, but with an eyebolt. I tried several thumbscrews, which were not threaded...

The Nahanni Park Service was considering whether to evacuate us by helicopter last summer, due to a 6 inch rainfall event. The inreach...

We may have discussed this before, but it merits revisiting. Do any kayak or canoe builders use recycled plastic? Seems like there...

My PLB is an ACR. I have no idea if it works. It’s 10 years old. I had the battery replaced once.

Excellent work! And saving the earth from another piece of trash.

I keep my PLB fastened to my PFD. That way, if I lose contact with my packs, or am injured and can’t move, I still have my failsafe at...

Just bought the Garmin In Reach Mini II as I am getting older and want to stay safe on my travels! Says it "withstands incidental...

Tying a canoe to a vehicle roof is an uncertain prospect. With an SUV, tying an end rope on the back makes hatch entry difficult. Not...

Can't say I know what's best, but I do have one solo I'm keeping around to fill those roles. My Mohawk Solo 14 doesn't display...

What a beautiful girl. Perfect size. You won’t have any problems with that one. Take treats!

Maybe 15’ would be a good length to get agility and dog room without excessive weight? Just eyeballed the river today and confirmed...

Yep, he has a yoga mat. It helps a lot, but he’s still a 12 volt doggie. It’s also harder to sit in one position on an angled seat...

I’m thinking I need a beater. I’m not sure what canoes to consider, but here are some features I’m hoping to find: - Under 50 lbs. -...

On a trip in NW Ontario we stopped for lunch at the end of a portage. I foolishly hung my favorite tripping hat on a tree. Of course...