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Nice saves. On my normal walk they created a carp barrier consisting of large rocks to keep carp from traveling from the lake to the...

The snapper is about the size of a half dollar and probably one day old. Every year we see the little guys and way too many get squished...

When I first joined this forum I had just bought or was about to buy an old michigan made canoe, in relatively good shape for its age. I...

I don't know about any hull manufacturers but it's common for many epoxy products to be heat cured. They're placed in ovens to cure. I...

In response to a conversation started on this thread, I had an interesting conversation with an epoxy manufacturer today. I'll break it...

Michigan is strong on the transfer of invasive species, at least my area is. Most hiking trails have signs and boot scrubbers. For...

To maximize safety when canoeing, wading and portaging in snake country, consider wearing snake boots such as the 18" LaCrosse Venom II...

Oregon has a permit, but it's not a sticker. Permit goes with the paddler - not the boat. Thus, I can buy one permit per year and take a...

I go through inspection stations quite often between Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. Canoes must not be a serious concern, because...

The mantra is " Clean, Drain, Dry" From NYSDEC...

Not sure about dry - it depends on the invasive. You could still transport seeds or rhizomes that sprout and grow once they are back in...

The 6 year old water heater at my camp tops out at 140. The designated boat wash stations have a setting of 120 or 140, setable by the...

It is a huge issue around here. A great example is hydrilla in the Connecticut River Hydrilla is new around here, and particularly...

I'm curious to hear what you learn from Raka regarding safe temperature for their epoxy. I thought West System said that 140° was the...

Canoes usually get stored out of the water and upside down between trips. That means they are stored dry. Sometimes a little water...