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This is so stupid it's hard to believe. The clown paddled over the dam on purpose. Let me add that I do have a swift water rescue cert.

A sombrero is the ticket!

A blem is a blem. That's my 4000 bucks on the matter.

I keep wondering,"where do they hide their #4 Duluth pack?"

duh.

thats why i use watco

Sand off the varnish and finish it with watco oil. I've carved nearly a hundred paddles and varnish is a second best finish for a paddle. Why? Varnished paddles need to be refinished. The varnish, when nicked, traps moisture and grows mildew. With an oiled paddle, you buff the scratch with some...

Headless baby doll with the big toes sliced off. Found this behind Cat Island in the Wheeler Marsh of the Housatonic. It is the second headless baby doll that I've found in that area. Pretty sure there's a cult.

There is a second set of connects about 8 inch back. He is correct, and it is easy to do the switch. The stock bars are just fine for a canoe. I have a 2020 outback.

"Klaatu barada nikto"

Anyone can climb back onto a paddleboard. Very few people know how to deal with a capsized canoe.

In the past (I think from a ACA table), canoe drownings were mostly rental canoes with customers not wearing pfds, which lines up with the article Glenn posted. Lack of experience figures big.

Nice vest for whitewater rafting. Probably not very comfortable for canoeing. I'd look for low profile pfds.

It makes no difference if you're not going to wear it.

That is a pretty cool paint job. Well done!

I've made close to a hundred paddles. The ottertail is one of my favorite deepwater paddles for tandem canoeing - it goes in silently and the power comes on gradually. A really nice paddle to use. I've always thought that the voyager, if it truly was based on voyageur's paddles, was a quick...

I think that the shape of voyageur paddle blade is due to it being a cheap quick way to knock out a bunch of paddles - straight sides, no curves, perfect for mass produced carved work paddles.

Earthquake, eclipse, cicadas...I'm getting my rapture go-bag ready. It's definitely rapture time.

Nice paddle. Trust the oil, don't varnish the blade.

The canon. When you're outside, an eyepiece is best. A real camera also let me zoom, hold a focus, take a still, adjust the exposure, with one hand at any moment. I tried, but I just never liked the GoPro. Here's my first helmet cam - I later modified it for the larger canon sx30hs - had to run...