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This trip report is a continuation of a previous and recent trip report, "Our Winter of Content in Canada's Western Arctic," which is...

Wow! I've seen eagles go after ducks before, but never a heron. I wonder why that is. We have a lot of herons here. I have a few heron...

My place in Pa is a wildlife magnet, with beaver, otter, eagles and deer almost daily sightings, along with regular coyote howls and...

Glenn, you obviously don't need a long, big bladed paddle for your use, but if you did there are light (for their size) well balanced...

Once I have the parts here I'll mock it up before I drill to see if it's actually going to work. I did a quick CAD to explain what I...

If it fits your particular needs it IS the best boat out there.

Thanks for the warm welcome Steve. I'm honestly really happy with my canoe after last weekend, of course I don't know any better either...

I added 1/4" Amsteel bow line with a float. I also added my GoPro on the front thwart rail. The box dropped in pretty good. I have...

Welcome, ROB! First thing I want to say is - make no apologies for your canoe. Up until a few years ago, I would have assumed that the...

As some of you guys may know, I'm new to canoes, but not to paddling, I've been kayaking for years, but I'm at a point in my life where...

I'm off to the Allagash next week, but really didn't have the right boat. My Mohawk Whitewater 16 is a barge, and I wasn't sure that I...

I certainly did not take any offense to it. I understand what you're saying and I agree. It does feel more graceful performing single...

I should have said that I feel like  I lack grace when paddling sit & switch compared to using an ottertail with underwater recovery or...

Grace is in the eye of the beholder. Having paddled sit-and-switch almost exclusively for almost 45 years, primarily in skinny solo...

I have to say I'm still in this camp, but like Chip I plan to keep working on technique and see if that sentiment changes. It feels...