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I've had this new carbon 115cm Galasport Double Torque(#00990) paddle shaft in my
dry constant ~70F degree closet for ~4 years now...just collecting dust(figuratively).
Selling: $75/bo (+ shipping)
*Can get pics upon request.

Steve

if awells bails....let me know what you're lookin' for. Not sure but interesting....

Very, VERY nice job Tommy..... Some beautiful streams....

...from the ease of it moving thru H2O = looks like my next boat. Thanks for the video Creeker.

Yeah..good stuff Anthony, but as far as the video editing goes...the "in-vogue" muzak doesn't hold water to the natural outdoors....
Great weather this last week, better water too...

No I have no knowledge(too long ago) of Canada Falls makeup...especially @170
Agree with you on Kennebec...could be one of the 2012 saviors...
After picking up next boat I really wanted to look at the upper Sandy this spring...

So. Branch Penob(Canada Falls stretch), Marsh Stream...haven't gone yet...
At least a few releases should happen on the Kennebec and Dead.

TNbound wrote:It depends on the purple. I am fond of the Mohawk/esquif Zoom purple........

+1

Caught some of that...
Thank god they aren't moving to kayaks....that would be another stake in the heart...

Sure looks like a boat design ready to be poly-ed

ROTFL combined with ..Oh NO, Here Comes Another One!

Terrific stuff Mark...

...and put it up on http://www.paddling.net ...(Canoes Forsale pull-down listing). Shouldn't have any problems.

Pretty much in line with Gonzo...sadly most of my paddling >75% is flatwater with 15' canoe....but the 4wd is finally tuned up...LOL. After some more so-called career-advancement Certification classes are paid for = an OC-1 of my own!

Add to a few mentions of Maine offering choices.. The advantage north-central(and up) Maine has is the availability to do both WW and flatwater all in the same day, if desired. Lots of water scrunched together(DeLorme's state Atlas & Gazeteer is excellent for showing the woods roads). A good snow-ye...

Beautiful creek-water Mark... Yeah, it's always a little interesting first thing in Spring...

Steve