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Yup, they are moving into the creeks to spawn right now.

Yup, it's all about keeping the ladies happy, if she's willing to come with me into the bush, then she deserves a little glamping.

In 1999, Kathleen and I were living in a one-room cabin 100 km (60 miles) north of the Arctic Circle, at the north end of Colville Lake...

I've never had one inspected. In Iowa the state issues you a HID number and then you're supposed to apply that number to the hull in an...

I built a 19 ft sailboat many years ago, still have and use it. As long as I didn’t put a motor on it, there was no need to register it...

First of all, I'd like to express my admiration for Erica's courage and curiosity in visiting a country that certainly isn't at the top...

A bit envious of your northern lights sighting. Other than one evening, every time they've been predicted for my part of NYS, we've had...

Canadians have this idea that we are over regulated, particularly when compared to the Land of the Free. But registering a canoe...

Cripes, I forgot what lake ice looked like in spring. Last time I spent any time on it we were playing shinny. Nice pics of a great...

My mother and father. Probably early 1970's. Not sure what river.

Me, in March of 1982, on some reservoir lake in northern California in my 17' Old Town OTCA, which was the second canoe of the 18 I've...

It's been all work no play this year, haven't been outside at all this winter. Walleye season closed this weekend, so Irene and I...

This thread made me curious about the history of asymmetric hull designs in small boats. I didn't find an authoritative source but the...

I have to challenge the idea that a skeg will automatically add efficiency to a canoe. I call on my sailing dinghy experience for this...

Many of us here own multiple canoes, for a variety of reasons. I'd like to think it is because each canoe does something better than the...