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As a canoe racer with what I feel is a rather efficient power stroke (most often from the bow seat), I do not detect any hesitation when...

For me, as a sit and switcher, the catch is the most aesthetic part of the stroke, and dictates much about the paddler-paddle interface...

Hmm... that kinda sucks. I mean, sure, I carry an inReach so I'm not completely disconnected from the outside world but being...

Yeah, as a side benefit it may also make a great lightning rod.

My carbon fiber canoes absolutely do diminish satellite radio reception when travelilng in areaas where I do not otherwise have the...

In defense of my previous less than positive comments about the "traditional" gunwale pry when doing the J, what I usually tend to do is...

I find that the most single blade power transfer from body to paddle to water to canoe happens with force in the first 14-18 inches...

I can see that the canoe is well heeled over on the paddling side and that your hip (is likely on a) bench seat is right up to the...

Well said, Me too.

-14F both weekend nights at my western Adirondack Lake. I walked out on the ice for the first time this season with only a couple of...

Wow, having been busy researching and buying another canoe this past week, I hadn't looked at this thread since my last pro-single blade...

Five years ago, I built a nice new 3 bedroom cottage (plus a sleeping loft) on five dry wooded acres on a small private association...

Apart from the obvious meaning of the original lyrics about failure to communicate with one another, even in the age long before cell...

In my part of the world (Adirondacks), there are several outfitters who have C3 and C4 canoes for rent. I do not own either of those...

When I started canoe racing in 1997, at age 46, I paddled bow seat with colleagues from work in a 34' custom built cedar strip voyageur...