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USPS has been a mess for months. It took nearly one month for me to receive a paddle which was located four hours from me.

I always have my Ka-bar with me on trips.

67 inches.

I picked this up at an antique store in Tupper Lake a few weeks ago. They had it tagged as a "sneak" paddle. I believe this is an Adirondack guide paddle. It's extremely lightweight. Definitely not a hardwood. I varnished the blade and have been using it ever since. It has quickly become my...

Check out Weatherwool.It's Impressive gear. I purchased their Anorak last November and wore it everyday until the weather broke in April.

A Nova Craft Bob's special may be your best bet. Eaglet as well. I stand and paddle in both my Bob's and Eagle.

Those are impressive tents for sure! I also stumbled across Frost Rivers' version. I did not know they made tents as well. Worth a look.

I was looking at these the other day. I'm starting to go down the traditional gear rabbit hole. When the ice broke back in March I had composite boats ,paddles and nylon tents. What a difference a few months makes. This all started last winter when I swapped out all of my Goretex and goosedown...

Yes. I have our sleeping bags and tent in a large Watershed dry bag liner with purge valve. I am able to compress this to an impressive level. The poles fit diagonally, at an angle, in the number 4. I also have a few ultralight chairs and the ground tarp stuffed in there. And of course plenty of...

I used a twin air mattress and my girlfriend still had enough room. I was also able to find it on sale!

I was able to try out my new Kodiak two man tent this weekend on Forked lake. Very impressed. It is extremely well made and comfortable. We had a hard, consitent rain Sunday morning from 3am to 11am. Staying hunkered down in this tent was a breeze. This is also small enough to fit in my Dukuth...

I am not sure if he is a member of the forum. The SRT is now in VT.

That's the first thing my girlfriend said. " My feet will stay dry" it's only a water sport is my basic reply.

I found these on Craigslist a couple months ago and finally got to put them to use. They worked great for a day trip,but don't think they would work for a fully loaded trip. I'm worried the additional height added would throw our center of gravity off. They did give me a great spot for my water...

Thanks! I had to let my SRT go last week. Too many boats and not enough time to fit them all into rotation. Your Bob's looks great. I have been going back and forth on a deep dish yoke for a couple years. I haven't pulled the trigger yet for some reason.

I use a NRS Vapor for my barrel. You can find they used for around 50 dollar. Works well.

I am confident that this is a Bob's special. Thanks for the kind words.There was too much flex in the Peterborough for my liking due to the single thwart configuration. I now just paddle from the stern seat. The saddle works best in my Prospector. I can place it right ahead of the quarter...

I came across this great canoe about two weeks ago. I had no intention of buying another boat, but this landed in my lap and I got it for a song. I applied a quick coat of paint and varnish and got her on the water as soon as I could. Just under 15 feet and whopping 36 inches wide. This is...

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Man are they fun to take out. I am always dragging them up hills, through mud and dirt and never worry about them. I am constantly hounding Ebay for more. Next up is a Kodiak tent. If they are ever back in stock.