Foxyotter

Don't fall for the "brushing my teeth" thing. This guy looks rabid.

I don't typically notice the weight of my paddles unless I switch from my carbon paddle back to any other heavier paddle. Then it feels...

That's a good description, "semi permanent camp". It is set up in my yard at my lake cottage in Pa. I don't sleep in there, but spend a...

Just make sure your stepping up into that life raft if you happen to need it. Which will enrich your life more, sailing across the...

Those poor striking Hollywood writers. I now have a better understanding, of writers fear, of AI taking their jobs. It does appear...

I find the otter and beaver tailed paddles to be some of the most aesthetically pleasing paddles. They are true pieces of art. I admit...

JCHski nice report on the Au Sable. You have definitely peaked my interest in the Au Sable river. One big difference between Manistee...

I just happened upon this thread from a year ago- sorry to reopen it, but……there was talk of the AuSable, so I’m here to share! I just...

Have you received total consciousness? In the words of the Lama - "Gunga galunga... gunga, gunga-lagunga" Not sure about the Lama...

I totally agree with you I was just giving the manufactures argument. I think one of the problems with wood deck plates is that a...

I think it is a good thing. The more power you put into the paddle the more speed you get. It is restricted by waterline length like...

What percentage of canoes are used more then a week or maybe two per year with plenty of time to dry out in between uses? For most...

Fredb Kona is spot on his description of the Zephyr. A friend of mine has one and I have paddled it a number of times. She is a sweet...

Northstar has some of the best designs on the market but not neccesarilly best build. On my Trillium the bow and stern handles weren't...

All I know is that I know canoe porn when I see it. You all can stroke it, paddle it, motor it, strap it, tie it or what ever floats...