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There are two boats, a solo and a tandem listed on craigslist Baltimore, looks like the same seller. . The solo may bet more length than you wish but you may able to negotiate a deal for both.

That would have been one of my suggestions too. The Malecite has 3 seats and can be paddled solo, but the one in PA it isn't an ultralight. The picture which I see looks like it is in excellent condition. Another posting has more pictures of it. This boat looks gorgeous, Burgundy color. The...

I can't even copy& paste the details. Anyway Mad River Malecite. 40 lbs. $1200 OBO & Negotiable Dale Moser ( 570) 314 2018 Cherry PA.

This one is even in PA. 40lbs. You may not be able to see the ad if you aren't on facebook and joined "Marketplace". Here are some details. mad river conoe Cherry, PA

A nice boat but it is 45-50 lbs and a bit of a drive. Know anybody in Conn? He is willing to deliver, almost anywhere in CT.

It just came up today, I didn't think it would last at the price it was listed, $350.

Shuffle off to Buffalo?

My bad, I didn't see that is is a 190 cruiser,not a Cruiser.

Check out what Dave Curtis has. That Sawyer cruiser is one of the most sought after tandems out there.You can demo it up there and You can always resell it if it doesn't meet your needs.

600 eh? Yes I would kick myself too. I did get a Great deal on a Prism a few years back, luckily it was on Ebay with a Buy it now. Make sure you have the cash on hand and a bag packed. We will get you in a boat or two soon.

Tracker, What would your price range be? And what is the primary use for either boat?

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The prism is a great solo but again the price is a bit high, although yoke and carbon fiber paddle included.

The sundowner is a great tandem, the price is a bit high.

How about this solo in Conn. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mad-River-Pearl-KE-flat-water-canoe-MADE-WITH-KEVLAR-freestyle-canoeing-26-LBS/192568319685?hash=item2cd5f75ec5:g:kugAAOSwQz1bIh05 Not mine.

I purchased a pair of the shorter 6' poles at REI and the smaller diameter is lighter, cheaper and more flexible. I went back and because of the price, I purchased just one of the higher poles. I am thinking I can use one tree, and use the pole on the other end. The higher poles are thicker...

Daughter moves back in to dorm on the 25th, she is on the way, I can probably make it up Sat. afternoon. I will have to pack light, not used to that. Ha Ha. What site are you? I don't see any available water sites for Sat night, openings on the water Sunday night though. Are you leaving on Monday?

In case anybody is interested in a 600 foot spool of 7/64" Dyneema, Amsteel, it is $64.95 free shipping. They also have 600' of 1/8" for $101.95 http://www.lfsmarineoutdoor.com/sams...le-tracer.html