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@PortageW/Cerberus very nice. Looks like you have a cam strap going to ground and well as a line angling up to the tree...

I hate eating, cooking and living in the dirt so I always pack a small folding 14 x 18 table to use in the kitchen. It makes living in...

There's an old diy treestand for hunting that's called an Andy Stand. It would obviously be over- engineered (and heavier) for the...

I made this last spring & it has been on one group trip. Left it home on solo/small group trips. My back hates me when I clean fish...

Well, crap. Being able to open the rear window takes all the fun out of it. Probably wouldn't matter though, that (probably drunken)...

That’s a special window. I believe it’s the one they use in their hunting blinds to shoot out of, so I always have that.

The "crack" in the gunnel (in the photo with the thwart) appears to just be the seam between the inwale and outwale. My 1989 vintage...

I bought two poles from Peavy Manufacturing in Eddington, Maine. Both came with a steel band installed about one inch from the end of...

This is my new set up. The box in my truck bed is an insulated sleeping "camper" made by Tusca Outdoors. They are in the business of...

There aren't many places in the lower 48 where you can canoe in those conditions and surroundings. I do miss the variety of paddling...

That's me! @Pseudonym (Steve). Glenn is the first CT.netter that I've have had the pleasure to meet in real life and I thoroughly...

Agreed, there are circumstances where a shorter pole is fine or even preferrable

I wouldn't throw it away. I have an 8.5 footer that I keep in the Solitude for when I navigate the occasional shoals in the Snake. It's...

The clanking noise is my least favorite part of poling. One solution is to go back to shoeless and keep trimming off an inch every...

Strippers can be surprisingly useful This site (Steel River between logjams) was especially nice because the elevation change on the...