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Thank you so much!

Our PayPal is no longer. Just checking on no other electronic means? If not, I'll send a check.

I know, I know! I need to get the TR written and the video edited together. I've had crazy deadlines straight through the summer. I will get to it! This is a former logging yard at the put-in. It's a little spot tucked up against the Canadian border not far from Saint-Pamphile. The tent is...

This was midway through 24+ hours of nonstop rain! It did make the next day more fun though!

The Pack12 saga continues. I've been putting her through her paces in the North Maine Woods!

Sometimes you take what you can get! It was getting late on an early season trip down a remote stream in the North Maine Woods. All I wanted was enough room to get the tent up without too many roots, rocks or widowmakers.

I'm considering trading an OT Pack 12 (I have two of them) for a Mad River Quest, which I would rig as a solo boat. My thinking is that the Quest would be a fun solo boat for early season rivers and streams in the North Maine Woods. I know it's not a tripping boat as a tandem, but as a solo, I...

TESTING: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CTPzfSbhkz_/

Thanks, Glenn! As I said, no big deal on my end, I just thought I'd try it. Cheers!

I got an error attempting to embed Instagram media. It doesn't bother me, but I thought you'd like to know.

Fantastic work! Thank you!!!!

We're looking to explore some new-to-us water, and the Trout Pond-Fourth Roach-Third Roach trip is on the list for a two-nighter in September. Any feedback on that area, campsites, etc.? We're assuming the Roach between Third and Second Roach will be too low to paddle in September (and many...

Well...I did it. Last week I paddled Depot Stream, and I'll post a full report soon. It was awesome!!! Here are a few images in the interim:

Interesting. I agree on rope diameter, especially for grabbing. I guess I pretty much thought the majority of throw bags were 1/4" (in part because of stuffing 70' of line into a bag). I have an NRS and a Kokatat, and both are 1/4 inch, but I'd much prefer a 3/8". Thanks so much!

lol. I hear you! I'm outfitting for solo too though. I've always relied on a 70' throw bag rope as well. I was wondering, however, about upgrading one of my throw bags. I think my current bag is 1/4" poly, which is only rated to around 1,000 lbs. I'm thinking I may upgrade to a 1/4" ultraline...

Thanks. What do you carry for rope? I usually carry more webbing for load equalized multiple anchors.

If you carry a pin kit, I'd love to know what's in it. I'm putting together a new pin kit for an upcoming trip. Thanks in advance.

The next chapter has begun with this little boat!

Great pictures! Thank you for posting.

I was imaging your fingers wrapped in baon! ;-)