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We use them to protect the canoe on land. My partner grabs the pool noodle, gets out of the canoe near shore, places the noodle on the shore and then hauls the canoe up onto the pool noodle.

Good suggestions all. I'm working on lashing down a board but it would need room beneath it for space for the clamp that holds the camera. The spare paddle idea would give one camera position. The problem is that the paddle is attached to the spray cover but the cover is loosely fit. I might...

Thanks. I'm going to try option 1.

I just got a beautiful North Water Skirt for my Clipper Tripper canoe. Previously, I made a device to hold my camera to the stern thwart ( a steel gooseneck welded to a steel clip) Without the skirt, the system works fine. With the skirt on, there is nowhere to attach the clip. Any ideas? thx.

Our longest day was 40 km on a lake. Typically, on the ocean or on a lake we do 25-30 km with a fully loaded canoe. We're on the water at 7 a.m. and off by 2 p.m. because of prevailing afternoon winds and waves, though we have paddled later when the winds were calm. Six hours of paddling is...

On flat water?

My partner and I rarely travel with anybody else, and we are often alone at camp. This makes organizing a bit easier. We divide the packing tasks. In the evening before we leave, my partner arranges the food by putting the next day's breakfast and lunch at the top of the food containers. In the...

Yes, middens are amazing. What did you find out?

Thanks. I paddled back east years ago and loved it. Btw, the photos seem to take a long time to load

In August 2016, two of us spent 9 days paddling our Clipper Tripper Kevlar canoe from Telegraph Cove on Vancouver Island, BC through the Broughton Archipelago. Here is a link to a short video of the trip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXO0...ature=youtu.be At Telegraph Cove, early on our...

I'm a flat water and white water canoeist on the west coast. i'm always eager to read about trips, techniques and gear and see pictures and watch videos of others' trips. i'll also share my stories.