RatAssassin

I googled the 17' Lund and it has a 37" beam and a 34.5" waterline and should be a stable boat, so here are a couple more thoughts...

Might I suggest a Wenonah Advantage for a solo canoe. I have one and love it.

Continuity is important too. I got the same Yak on my Explorer. Yes, they’ve gone up dramatically. I find their stuff lasts, though...

Pretty nice day here yesterday also. Put a third bar across my Tacoma and cap. Lots of nice support now. Just need a new solo boat to...

will do, we will be exploring in one week.

I don't know why it is, but the idea of exploring a Bayou in a solo canoe really appeals to me. Please do post photos and TR from that...

Just got back from riding my motorcycle, oh wrong forum.

Ford Fairlane 500, 1959?

Winter woods are wonderful. Quiet time with a thermos full of soup or tea. Cowboy coffee brewed over a folding lightweight backpacking...

Clothing, materials and weight. Everything is dryer, including ourselves. Everything is lighter and sleep systems are more comortable.

I've got a u/l Wilderness and previously had one in Rx. Good all around boat. Do I wish it was a little faster? Sure. A little...

Northern Lake Michigan has some ice piled up by the shore, but not as much as usual. Probably only about 20yds or so and only maybe 4-5...

Yeah.....sometimes I really miss my old Zephyr. Not the best wilderness tripper, as far as capacity, but I made it work.

I have had my Wilderness (T-Formex) about 5 years. I bought it lightly used from the original owner. My intention was to use it on the...

Been looking for a solo under 16ft. I kind of like this boat for the stability to fish out of and yet keep a little speed/efficiency...