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Many thousands of miles like that (hell, it's over 2200 RT for this one, and that was my 5th trip). No trip report--lots of lakes, lots...

As a follow-up, 43 years of canoe design changes! Slabsides and bubbles.

Headed home after 10 days in Quetico. Only 750 miles to go! 2017 Tacoma, 2017 Wenonah Voyager, 1983 Wenonah WWC1.

Try a double blade, esp if you have one. I used to use a 250cm from the bow seat of my Wenonah Heron with the dog. If nothing else...

There's a site about marathon canoe racing that has a good video on paddling a solo racing canoe. Don't have a link right this moment...

OR... you can return to WPASCR next year, test paddle the Bloodvein again and decide that you like it enough to build one :) much...

The good news is that I believe the difference between something like the Magic and an Advantage is relatively small while the jump up...

I did the opposite...sold my (2nd) Magic in favor of an Advantage because I have other boats and don't need the versatility of the Magic...

This is certainly me at present. Aye! 🙂 (Or I could sell the Advantage and keep my eyes peeled for a Magic or something similar....)

I think very few Advantage owners are actually tripping out of them. Not that it can't, and isn't, done but I don't think it's most...

Yeah mine has the little thumb screws and nuts - a hassle on the cradles in the garage, I certainly wouldn't want to mess with those on...

I set my seat and foot bar for good conditions and try to have enough knee bend that if the seat needs to be slid back I have some room...

Both, depending on conditions. I didn't (still don't) try to get perfect trim in windy conditions, for me it's more about making things...

My new found Glamping/base camping style of "canoeing" has caused me to reassess my canoe transport method and spend a lot more money...

me too, I think she was more excited about my latest boat than I was, but then I realized that it was because she always took the newer...