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Here you go: https://www.canoetripping.net/threads/useful-youtube-for-canoe-tripping.129854/

Credit to @Cruiser for the suggestion. My list: Lost Lakes https://m.youtube.com/@LostLakes Canoe the North https://m.youtube.com/@CanoeTheNorth Jim Baird, Adventurer https://m.youtube.com/@JimBairdAdventurer Northern Scavenger https://m.youtube.com/@NorthernScavenger Xander Budnick...

It certainly looks.. lively... in that video. Jeremy is not a large man; that probably precludes a purchase from me. Which is good, because just when I thought the market offerings were settled, along comes a new spate of boats to consider. I really want to see the DF15 in the flesh.

Thank you!

Has any one modified their CCS Lean shelter to accept a silicone stove jack? I think this would be an awesome combo for hunting season paddling.

Every time I watch that video, I think about buying a TuffStuff boat from them.

All of mine seem to really like 50-75% of the manufacturer's max recommended numbers. If using "industry capacity" (usually 6" WL), more like 40-65%.

That helps, but no, it doesn't eliminate ALL of it. Find My App and Find My Device still allow recovery (and discovery) of powered-down devices using the virtual network of nearby devices to "tattle" on your devices location. You can do all kinds of stuff to an "off" device remotely. Change...

I turn on my Zoleo when on trips or hunting away from cell service. That's been good enough so far. At this point, she knows better than to ask, lol. She does use Life360 with our teens. It was part of the deal when we got them phones. We don't monitor it closely or set geofence alerts or any of...

How tall are the three of you? How many packs are you bringing? Are you rabid ultralighters? Unless you are all under 5'9", less than 160lbs, and are bringing one medium pack each, with one food barrel, you are not going to be "comfy" in anything less than 19' long. Roughing out an outline on...

Trying to balance a dynamic load (you) with a static load (gear) will be met with varying levels of success. The longer the trip, the lower the odds. Kicking a pack to the right when you scoot left is one thing, but preemptively loading things in a an effort to balance will, in my experience...

Everytime I go, I can't help but pick one up off the rack. The weights always blow my mind.

If you are interested in moving water, the Allegash Wilderness Waterway is a lovely stretch of river that has a good number of campsites. No carries other than the dam.

All good, lol. You advice is spot on though. If I had to distill all the advice I've received on this site into one pithy little blurb, it would be: "Just do it. If you run into problems along the way, we will help you."

Sorry guys, I was trying to spoof another thread, but clearly a swing and a miss. 😁 In seriousness, I did receive some great advice from this forum on repairing my Supernova after a transport accident.

Hey all, I'm thinking about buying a new canoe and I am worried that I am going to end up damaging the hull at some point. What's the best technique and material for returning the damage to factory new condition?

A lot of Maine wilderness is privately owned by timber and mineral companies. Some of these areas are available for camping via agreements with the state, i.e the Allegash Wilderness Waterway. Generally speaking, state land camping is on degnated sites only. There are some areas that may allow...

This is your first canoe, right? How many trips per year will you use it? I took four guys to the BWCA a few years ago. We rented a NW18, a B17, and a Polaris. By the end of the trip, they all had opinions about what they liked and what they didn't. There was no consensus other than the Polaris...

It won't matter for you until you have paddled a good number of canoes and have developed a taste for what you like. Put three beginner men and their gear in one boat, and the differences in load distribution and paddler skill will matter orders of magnitude more than slight variances in hull...

You say a week to 10 days or less, don't forget to factor drive time, put-in and take out days, and a weather day. Just the drive from Missouri to any town close to wabakimi will take more than 16 hours. Canoe country in SK would be 24 hours from MO. Either of those will require a launch/exit or...