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My favorite campsite is the one we have set up for the end of the day and night. Later, my memories of the day take in the different scenes of the day and the campsite is one of the big highlights (even if it isn't top notch).

Sold. Thank you very much Coldfeet. Enjoy.

Paddle bag, $5.00 plus USPS Parcel Post. 10-1/2" high x 55" long. Black 500 denier Cordura outer, 420 denier packcloth inner divider pocket and #9 YKK zipper. This is meant to hold three lightweight paddles for storage or to be attached to the canoe on a portage. This is the first version and we...

Two bicycle handlebar water bottle cages and bottles. And two SealLine Seal Packs modified to use as a bow bag and thwart bag for the stern paddler. We use these items for day paddles and only the bow bag for tripping.

I thought some folks might find this of interest: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/08/tumplines/537306/

The number one trash items around here are styrofoam bait containers, plastic shopping bags and beverage containers. The best "trash" around here are Patagonia and North Face rain jackets. Yes, really!

Wonderful job, Jim! Thank you, thank you. Let me clarify our situation: We seldom paddle rivers. Our day trips are just on area lakes in west central and northern Minnesota. We have not participated in any designated clean up paddles yet. Keep up the good work everyone! Thanks

Here are some folks doing great work and doing activities they love. As a friend of mine has always said, " the wrong people are doing the cleanup, it should be the criminals that made the mess in the first place." My wife and I come no where near this, but we have averaged a bit more than one...

Lip jive, zinc oxide sunscreen, Leatherman Wave, Princeton Tec League flashlight, signal mirror, whistle, Princeton Tec strobe, Exotac Matchcap XL match case, three Clif Bars. In the two pockets of a Kokatat Orbit Tour.

Just found this Overboard Deck Bag that is waterproof and a good size. http://www.overboardcanada.ca/waterproof-kayak-deck-bag-20ltr-yellow.html/

If you want waterproof, try the Watershed Aleutian Deck Bag.

No Title Also like this one: https://www.boundarywaterscatalog.co...t-yoke-pad-777 But these are not adjustable, if a person needs that.

Thanks I won't get a chance to really field test it until September in the Quetico. The uses for pool noodles are endless it seems. They may have replaced PVC pipe or EMT!?

I thought I would post this in case anyone else might make use of something like this. It is portage yoke pad to cover the neck portion of the portage yoke. The first version of this was just intended to keep the yoke from rubbing on the back of the neck and it worked fine. This version is meant...

Kokatat Orbit Tour Made in the USA, comfortable, adjustable and wouldn't leave shore without it.

"Wind is my friend" That is about the only way to look at it if you want to stay sane and still do human-powered activities.

Check out this site for adaptive paddling gear: http://www.creatingability.com/ Thank your husband for his service. All the best.

We have very good luck with the Katadyn Pocket Filter. With it, we use a Sweetwater Silt Stopper prefilter and Katadyn Carbon post filter. It has been very reliable and provides good tasting water. On the downside, it is relatively heavy and expensive.

Princeton Tec Apex or Apex Extreme. Made in USA, great warranty, great service and the lights have been very good for paddling, skiing, cycling and hiking.

Atlas Temres 282. Flexible, breathable, lined, plenty of grip and waterproof. I highly recommend them.