Cruiser

Concur with Allan, depends how you treat your boats. If you respect for them, all the layups will be fine. That reduces your selection...

I'm not familiar with Swift canoes but my best advice would be to accurately assess how you treat your boats, how you trip, your level...

For this build, glassing is the area I have spent quite a bit of time researching, pondering and generally trying to get a good handle...

Now that stripping is complete, it is time to trim the sheer and get the initial sanding and shaping done. First step in marking the...

About 20 years ago, shortly after Hennessey and other backpacker tripping style hamocks were (nearly) perfected, a freind introduced me...

It's been all work no play this year, haven't been outside at all this winter. Walleye season closed this weekend, so Irene and I...

Many of us here own multiple canoes, for a variety of reasons. I'd like to think it is because each canoe does something better than the...

Aslowhand and I paddled on Lake Brienz today. The silt from the glacier melt gives the water a turquoise color. The weather was perfect...

These pics were takin from my house in the Poconos since the ice went out three weeks ago. This mature loon is just passing through and...

The tech dimensions seem to give all the pertinent info ...

Not as flashy as the Trippy Canoe, but I did manage to finish off stripping, albeit in a more traditional manner. The new hold down...

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That will certainly make you stand out on the lake ... may scare any wildlife, but you won't be missed, for sure. Any thoughts on...

TB III is a good product and has it's pluses like being pretty much the strongest glue available, waterproof, reasonable open time and...

If you have good habits, like cleaning up excess glue it is great, I always caution folks because "cleaning up excess glue" seems to be...