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I assume we are talking about going upstream so I don't think that is the case Forester. When you're paddling into the wind with a heavy...

When I'm going upstream and the current wants to grab my bow I trim my boat more stern heavy. This exposes the bottom of the boat to the...

So I came to the party late, but here are four useful tips. If it is just upstream but not pushy, just keep doing what you are doing and...

Not a Thursday but finally found a photo. From a trip we were actually paid to do, 1989. Quebec City to Midland on Georgian Bay, 1200 km...

The beam is 38" and it weighs about 90 lbs.

From left to right: MDB (My Darling Bride) on the log at Lake Lila, August 1984. My buddy Dave and his soon to be ex wife, His 327...

Gulf of Mexico just north and west of Cape Sable in the Everglades about twenty years ago. The boat was an Old Town XL Tripper

My father and I racing, probably in the Madhatters race but I don't know if it's the same year as the above picture was taken. I think...

The start of the Madhatters canoe race in Northeast Ohio.

Yup, it's all about keeping the ladies happy, if she's willing to come with me into the bush, then she deserves a little glamping.

In 1999, Kathleen and I were living in a one-room cabin 100 km (60 miles) north of the Arctic Circle, at the north end of Colville Lake...

One of the great advantages of boat trips is that we are always around water. It is easy to swim and stay clean. In colder weather a...

Call it what you want, but when my canvas tent has central heating and indoor plumbing for my wife, it sure feels like glamping.