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Seems to me that you read into people's comments a little too much. As I have said before... there is absolutely NO ONE here that bears ANYONE any ill will. I dont feel bad anymore Jason

Sorry Denise... wasnt intentionally being a smartass...just stating that a water filter that backpackers use wont work, as you know from sailing, in the ocean .. and as far as "this forum" goes, please don't judge this place based off of my ONE response. Virtually no one here nears I'll will...

Re-read.... no mention of a river in the OP... whatever

Backpackers usually dont hike in the ocean though! Desalination is heavy and expensive!

Nice pup! Great early start, I'm sure she will learn the ropes quickly..... still have the next hurdle to get through though... GOOSE! SPLASH! Hahahaha

If you could find them that would be pretty cool to have a look at!

The rest of my post disappeared! I enjoyed your write up and photos! Thanks for sharing! Jason

We didn't make it past 13 that week!

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Ahhh yes, May in Lows Lake!

Just give'r a little squeeze and the water will come out. After your done pouring the water, tip the container up and let the air get back in. It's a minor inconvenience. I would do as YC says though.... I have used the same blue container she has linked for years at hunting camp. That...

Cool! Stay safe up there! I'll be following along. Jason

Have fun! Enjoy

On the mend! Great to hear! Jason

Another vote for ash. I did use Doug Fir on a canoe and it was fine though. Lots of scarf joints to remove the knots. Even tiny ones the size of a pea caused breakage when bending on the form.. steam or no steam. I was using 3/4 x 3/4" for the gunnels and 3/8x3/8" for the stringers. (Skin...

Nice job Mike! I use a refletix coozie as well. I have also used my single wall version (same as yours but no velcro, i simply tuck the flap into the main body) while on the ice, fishing in the teens to single digits. In my experience, the single wall version kept the food too hot to eat...

Nice pic! it's always a benefit when you can work and play at the same time! Jason

Nice pics! Was that an old dock that floated away or something left over when the dam flooded the area out? Maybe a platform for duck hunters to set a blind on? Jason

Nice set up there! I wouldn't have thought to use the strong back as a platform and out feed table to the router! Jason

Looks great Jim!