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When I deploy the thing, I'm either holding onto that ball or using that ball TO chock in a crack to secure the boat... or using the ball to help with a quick overhand knot around a tree. Like I said earlier, it does not deploy without me pulling it out. I've swim tested and boat solo hole ride tes...

could you even pull in a S'Fly ?

Are either of these still around? Does anyone have one laying around that they would be willing to sell? They look like great boats, any thoughts? I really like slalom style boats and am looking for something to replace a 1978 DeltaWorks OC1. So what's a 1978 DeltaWorks OC1 like ? any pics ?

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not copyrighted - from: Hydrocarbon Processing, 1981 April

Simply because Spanish Fly paddlers ...

... can paddle most-every thing dry.

Have seen the Amerlite version, but never paddled.... always wanted a plastic one.

Looks really dry, and likely to have nice speed. I'm sure one of our European boaters will have worn one (or two) out by now. Believe this was the last Frankie boat, although never have substantiated that.

not copyrighted - from: Hydrocarbon Processing, 1981 April

Isn't Canada on the metric system ?

Guess you ...



... didn't get the call ?

This might be a good place to start?

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viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7964651

Or the ...

"Believe me - I can't make a choice"

... thread.

believe that was Homes ... as in Homie

(muss be something about this thread - ann all the miss spell'n)

Sorry Paul - but that reminded me of using two blades...


... how about a snowboard ?

Too late = it's called a Old Town Discovery Material Three Layer Polyethylene http://www.oldtowncanoe.com/images/canoes/generalFamily/discovery_119_top_sm.jpg 11 foot 9 http://www.oldtowncanoe.com/canoes/generalFamily/discovery_119.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://www.oldt...

So your saying rest the boat so the back of the saddle is on your shoulders/back of neck balancing with an arm and the bow is pointing to the ground? only occasionally bow down - when readjusting pressure Although normally I try to keep bow slightly elevated, so the bow dragging of-which Wendy spok...