Mason

You might have to adjust that attitude for the National Parks. You may not see anyone around the sloughs or Fir Island, though.

The sloughs around Marysville, WA are nice. Fir Island on the Skagit River Delta is fun. Both of these would be day trips from your...

I'm on my second also. In addition to the grab handle, I have two straps going all the way around the pack through the various d-rings...

The Labrador tea further south gets knee high or more, and is exists as thick brush among the trees. North of Wollaston Lake it was...

I guess I misspoke--it was the cockpit they made the rigid cover for, as they didn't have hatches. I'd assume they had a smaller...

If I remember correctly, Kruger and Landick installed rigid hatch covers for their Loon/Monarch canoes for paddling the Pacific. The...

"In response to tariffs the U.S. has placed on Canadian products, Canada has imposed a 25% tariff on a variety of U.S. goods, including...

Another, lower cost option is the Klymit Insulated Static V, at about $65. I've used one the last 7-8 years with total comfort and...

My first solo was a 16' Wenonah WWC-1, built to marathon racing specs below the waterline, and fullness above, designed for downriver...

I had the same problem at first, and started to pry it out. Munched up about 1/4" of the shaft, which I cut off later. The shaft...

I just used a heat gun to break down the epoxy bond.

I'm not a fabricator--I just ordered a new blade from ZRE and epoxied it onto the old shaft.

Except most of the "long, fast solo canoes". I do like the Canadienne though, but only paddled the 17.

Interesting--Kurt was the Wenonah sales rep when I sold them in the early 80s. I have a Voyager, but it hasn't been blessed by Kurt!

Bozeman, huh? We should meet!