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Whoops, my wife always complains about my lack of proofreading.☺️🤣 I've decided not to edit the title to fix my error.

This is a cool article! https://bendingbranches.com/blogs/resources/wilderness-canoe-tripping-minnesota-vs-maine

I use one every trip since I'm left handed😉

I totally agree with you Brian. I've done it both ways but when I've done the football under I don't feather.

That is gorgeous! Good luck with your sale.

It certainly looks like you had a nice trip! Great pictures too.

I know this an old thread, but a couple of friends are just starting to plan a NFCT trip for 2024 and I'm geeked about the possibility of having to build a different canoe for the trip. I normally do the Allagash in a royalex OT Appalachian (76 pounds). I just paddled in my newly build Raven...

beautiful! I really like the yoke holding system.

that it awesome!

Welcome! Paddling in a calm safe space is a great way to learn.

Good luck with the sell after the fact

I like your stern paddle😉

Like scratchpants, I have my seats as low as I can and still easily get my feet under out out quickly.

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Thanks!

That's amazing and I really love your take apart pole! DId you take any pictures of the build? I have some excellent, clear bass wood that would work very well for a canoe pole and using ferrule would be a nice way to make the thing easier to handle than my closet rod pole.

The repairs on the raven are complete. I added some small patches on the inside in 3 places where I lost a little wood when removing the loose glass and then glassed apart the whole bottom with 4 oz. E-glass on the inside. The outside for sanded and re-epoxied.

Building with stems is more difficult because of the extra steps involved. They do look nice though! I don't think there's any real strength difference between the two so it really comes down to personal preference.

Wow! That's not a bad price either!

Very nice!