I can sense their feeling of superiority and they probably never spent a night in the woods or built a campfire.
I’ll have to work on a good comeback for them.
I’ll have to work on a good comeback for them.
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Yet another reason canoes are better than kayaks and SUPs
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I think I’ve got it. “Yeah kayakings cool, all you need is twice the paddle and half the brain”
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Good one Mem.
Jim
Jim
Kayaks are fine. I built a Pygmy sea kayak out of African mahogany. It was over 17 feet and plenty fast. I used to paddle big lakes like Tahoe and Pyramid and some in the salt water in the San Juan Islands of WA.
But where do you put the Coleman stove and the dog? How can you move around? Capsize and it is not good.
I sold the kayak and went back to canoes.
But where do you put the Coleman stove and the dog? How can you move around? Capsize and it is not good.
I sold the kayak and went back to canoes.
I will confess to owning and enjoying a rec kayak, a Wilderness Systems Aspire 105. It is ridiculously stable, has a retractable skeg so it tracks well, and it is good in windy chop. It is also my loaner boat.
Then again, I've also been known to paddle my solo canoe with a double blade.
Then again, I've also been known to paddle my solo canoe with a double blade.
I would not take a canoe from Stonington to Isle Au Haut. I do take a kayak. It is common sense. Paddle the craft that fits the environment you are in.
This "argument" is getting stupider and stupider. But I will choose to ignore after this.
This "argument" is getting stupider and stupider. But I will choose to ignore after this.
I don't see any argument here, and I don't think this thread is about which boat is better at all.
