Recent content by Gerald

Interesting post. We owned 2 Trippers over a 30 year period, and they were true workhorses on long wilderness adventures. A young man's canoe, as they were as heavy as they were indestructible. The only mod we made was painting the interior floor and adding sand over the wet paint as an...

A link to their website: https://www.alamerdunord.com/

If you can fish out of an empty Argosy, then you can fish out of almost any canoe. I've had 2 Argos and found them stable when loaded, but not so unloaded. I've seen Robin fish out of one empty often, and he did not seem uncomfortable. I sold both of mine as age now demands a lighter solo boat...

No idea, but I miss her posts and knowledge of watercraft. G.

I've scared off wolves, intent on getting to my dog, with bear bangers. G.

Precious. Love those old maps. Thanks for sharing. G.

This event still remains unexplained: https://www.saltwire.com/atlantic-canada/news/coyotes-kill-teen-folk-singer-in-cape-breton-park-18896/ G.

Almost lost my wife as a canoeing partner after going to see then movie way back then. G.

Thanks for sharing. Paradise is where you can find it. Nice camp set up. Love the tent. G.

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Wondering if the ducks hunters had a retriever with them. I had a similar experience in La Vérendrye in August of 2009. The wolves were not interested in me, it's my dog they were after. Apparently they don't accept dogs trespassing on their territory. I succeeded in repelling them with a bear...

Now that's a sweet tent. Perfect for paddle in campsite. Enjoy. G.

It seems that both father and son raced canoes at one time. Stopped producing canoes circa 2017 when a fire took the shop down to the ground. Stopped making paddles as of August the 8th. of this year. A couple of models on this page...

It has finally happened. Canoe camping without the motorized fishermen. Yep, LV has extended the canoe season this year by 3 weeks. https://www.sepaq.com/rf/lvy/nouvelles/nouvelle.dot?id=375fdad6-082b-4c6a-9001-a460602a5c5f&language_id=1 G.

memaquay said: Same here in Québec province. When I first started canoeing in La Vérendrye in the early 70's. We would see moose every day, even in the most southern part. Now from the Le Domaine south it's almost exclusively deer. Some say it has to do with all the clear cut logging over the...