Bob B.'s latest activity

Thank you all for your inspiring and helpful replies. After taking out the Penobscot 16 (now dubbed the P'Solo) with just the center...

Exploring tidal wetlands of the Hudson River. Main Hudson not visible, but the Catskills on the far side were. I enjoyed the weather...

I do palm roll with a straight shaft. Back in the day when I bowhunted, I did so mostlyin a medium sized river where current was brisk...

As I recall, Mike at Badger paddles claims that a narrower tip is more likely to have a quiet entry into the water, assuming an out of...

I haven't noticed much difference between a beaver tail and an otter tail as far as being quiet. I think a thin blade edge is important...

Not to be nosey, but do your September trips still involve coming up to Ontario? My memory is not the best now, but I seem to recall you...

Bears can smell everything. That includes canned goods, toothpaste, pouch food, your dog and you.

My ash beaver tail with a guide stroke is real quiet, usually can only hear water dripping just before the catch. Ray special with box...

Well that explains it. It had been a few days since I read your OP and forgot you had a partner.

I move my Border Collie around to trim out the boat.

Some solo canoes have a pretty narrow beam. Not the best for hauling dogs. I like at least 34 inches of beam for a boat with dogs...

I don't use axes for anything. If I did, I wouldn't take one on a canoe trip. Too heavy and cumbersome for my preference and needs. A...

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Maybe building it yourself is an option. ?! You would only need to buy a knife blade. You could then build the rest yourself as you...

Like Bob I also have a Lean 1+ and I find it to be plenty big. Most of my trips have been just myself and a 30 pound dog and there is...