Hmmm.
2 drybags, one for stuff, one for food for me and the dog for one month.
1 30 degree bag, one zero degree bag.
Tent is built onto canoe, never comes off, just unzips around the bottom and rolls up.
Dry suit, 2 layers of long underwear on me, 200g insulated pants and jacket on me. 1 pair long underwear so I can dry stuff.
3 pairs wool socks. 20 pairs liner socks I burn them.
3 pairs thinsulate pack boot liners
1 pair neos stabilicer overshoes, but I don't bring shoes, the socks, liners and drysuit booties fill them.
Solar panel and camera gear.
Silky katanaboy, Kershaw camp 14, couple other knives.
MSR reactor, 3 propane cans, extra pot for cooking over fires, no plates. Titanium fork and spoon cause I'm fancy.
Cotton balls and Vaseline. Bees wax. Glacier sunglasses (cheap). Multiple balaclavas. Ice pick things to pull myself back up on ice. Life vest. Pulling harness. Cut off downhill skis. Wooby hoody and sleeping bag woobie I sewed together to make a quick warmup suit for coming out of the water after you've been in a while. Slippers or crocs, depending. A book to read on camera (visual audiobook?). Some rope, maybe some climbing tackle just pulleys in case I need to pull the canoe up something steep. Or lower it. Not taking that this trip hope it works out.
Pipe and tobacco. Bottle of whiskey. Maybe a small amount of weed, but I don't really smoke, its in case I run into anyone who does, kind of an ice breaker. Rechargeable flashlight and headlamp.
Pulling straps for me and the dog.
1 paddle hope it doesn't break.
Goretex shell gloves and mittens with 2 pair liners each.
Karate kid headband.
Some first aid stuff, fish antibiotics, medical stapler and tourniquet...some ferro rods and gear maintenance stuff, sewing kit, oil, a leatherman. US flag and Illinois flag are sewn to the tent, I want to carry an Illinois flag on a pole this year, so Iowa can see it, and know.
Can't think of much else. If its warm I just take less insulation. I don't filter water, just boil.
The drysuit is my clothing for the trip. So no coat or pants or raingear. No tarps needed its a drysuit, I can just keep walking. My head gets wet sometimes, but thats not too bad, and when its really cold it doesn't rain and the balaclava sort of sweats and freezes and gets more windproof.