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Thanks Glenn. Yep either way plan to keep this out of the sun as much as possible and in storage, and had been thinking of some type of...

That's a good way to look at it. And if you slightly prefer some non-extreme tumblehome or flare, for example, that preference may be...

@Steve in Idaho I think I had previously considered a double bladed paddle for the middle, but then forgot - thanks for bringing that...

Nobody plans on big wind or waves but they happen all the time.

Soaking up info like a sponge here, much appreciated @Glenn MacGrady. Sounding like we’re talking about some all-arounder canoes here...

Agree 100%.

What I meant was simply a general rule that tumblehomed canoes are likely to be somewhat less seaworthy in big waves (i.e., wetter) than...

Thanks Glenn. Appreciate your comments. Yes I understand the Keewaydin 18.5 can be made. It seems like a faster type design perhaps like...

I think I've got it now, PT. You would like epoxy. You would accept a foam floor with foam ribs extending up the the sides. But you...

I had to go to Minnesota to see one. :)

I have always wanted a Souris River, but never even seen one in person out here in canoe Siberia known as Nevada.

Ah, thanks, I realize that I misspoke in my OP above. It's the new UV Shield, not the new Epoxy Finish, that is supposed to save weight...

Thanks @Steve in Idaho, I can consider two, but I am just thinking I’ll have my hands full enough car topping one, and am a bit of a...

@PaddleTime - I really think you should strongly consider Glenn's advice. When I did the Boundary Waters trip with my nephew (both of...

Hey Glenn, I’ve checked into it, I could be mistaken but I believe it is similar to standard epoxy but there are some bio based / plant...