Chip

Sad to hear. He was a nice guy that I got to meet a few times in the old p-net days. He took great photos. Thanks for the post KK.

Sounds like an interesting day. Thanks for posting. As I age, I find doing anything I’m not used to hurts. I can regularly do day trips...

Consider Captain Tolley’s crack cure. I’ve used it on gel coat spider cracks. I don’t know if it is appropriate for the cracks in that...

If it’s a Tripper, buy it. If it’s a Discovery, it’s going to be heavier and very rugged, think about it. I recently sold my 2000...

I’ve paddled the Advantage a few more times and have a few more thoughts. Sit and switch is the way to paddle it. I’m much slower...

I used Titebond 3 to glue a wooden do-dad that sat outside on the ground and in the weather for two years. I was surprised that the glue...

Welcome to the site. A man can fix almost anything, but why? It’s going to be a lot of effort. And when it’s finished you’ll have an...

I see a line! Funny, how from above, I always see the line. Paddling on the river, it never looks the same.

I enjoyed the video. Thanks for posting. I’m impressed by the work James Carey must do to capture all that relaxing. Set up a camera...

A great playground, indeed. I paddled all the whitewater sections, including Smokehole, Moorefield, North Fork during my whitewatering...

I had one. It fell out of the sheath, which was on my vest, and got lost. Then, I found the exact same knife laying on the ground at a...

“Tilley hat floated away.” good one!

35 years ago they were teaching the cross draw in New York. My wife paddles bow and I don't ever remember seeing her do a bow pry. The...

Cross-bow vs. bow pry: I believe the cross bow is the most powerful stroke in canoeing, because you use your whole back and torso. When...

I had a Maine guide paddle, never used it, and gave it away. It was huge, at least six ft, heavy and had a big blade. There was a p-net...