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Harold paddled an SRT across lake Ontario so I think it can handle anything most of us would do. https://www.hemlockcanoe.com/meet-harold-deal.html

Have to say I am impressed withe the bending of the laminates. Hope I wouldn’t deform my hull like that 😱

Incredibly true. I have been fortunate (or foolish) enough to have a few dozen canoes pass through my garages over the decades and am finally pared down to one that is “good enough” to satisfy my disparate desires. Possibly that’s due to the mellowing of age and the infrequency of paddling these...

Envy your move to TC…fabulous place to live!! (Except for the winter)

Check with Ron Sell. ron@unadillaboats.com 734-433-1651 Website not updated but think he’s still open in Ann Arbor. Northstar dealer, very knowledgeable and skilled at repair or building….and Michigan paddling…nice guy.

Thanks Gamma1214…link works. Said it before but will say it again…I miss Tom M!!

…and installing new gunwales will only take half the normal time!

Marc has been the best FS paddler for many years. Rock solid technique. Such a pleasure to watch….and he’s a nice guy too!!

I will not make those trips but I fervently hope you do. Always look forward…the windshield is bigger than the rear view mirror for a reason.

Cool looking canoes! They appear fairly stable even while appearing relatively round bottomed.

Never thought i would say this but….nice to see snow again…as long as I don’t have to shovel it or drive in it☺️

Congrats! Enjoy!

A second for the Wildfire (mine's a Bell)...about as good an all around composite as a WC Prospector would be for the traditional genre. Like symmetrical hulls and a fair amount of rocker.

Life is short and not a dress rehearsal…live your bliss.

Not an expert but very familiar with the Fire series….not sure those gunnels are factory…fasteners don’t look right on the thwarts.

You are one talented fellow!

Great stuff…thanks Glenn

Bent ribs with him one day—(think it was while a bunch of us were at his place shooting the FS instructional video). To someone not experienced in such matters it seemed like magic. One of my biggest lifelong regrets is having sold the Mistral he made for me and the Button he made for my better...

I do SOOO miss Tom…thanks Glenn.

To each his own....own trip, own hull, own paddle, own reason for choice of all. My choice and 2¢...canoe.