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IMHO: The Probe 12 responds well to pulling in, ie. shortening the thwarts. Try 1.5 or 2". You might want to do this after you have paddled it for awhile.
I also agree that you ought to buy both; you can have too few, but never too many boats.

Wisconsin Sierra Club RTS (river touring section). That entry in a Google search will get you there.

Learn the fine art of getting an open boat onto your head and the weight issue is reduced to near zero. My humble opinion only.

Re: footpeg comfort. Suggested by Craig Smerda a few months ago: taper the footpeg rails so they (and consequently the foot pegs) are closer together near the stern. This worked remarkably well for me and the work wasn't all that difficult even without removing the saddle to cut foam.

Sometimes it isn't the screws themselves that cause the problem, but rather the wooden gunwales pushing on the stems of the boat. I had a Dagger Legend that could not be reassembled in temps below 40F because the hull had shrunk so much at those temperatures that the inside gunwales (sometimes calle...

Find the Wisconsin Sierra club river touring section website. I don't know the exact address but you'll find it right away with 'wisconsin sierra club RTS'. They have a link to USGS stream gauges, useful in case you want to do some exploring.

Take a look at GOOD OLD BOAT magazine, July/August 2012 issue #85 page 44 article titled: Restore that faded gelcoat. Says much about this topic.

My GoPro suffered a case latch failure, which was replaced at no charge. The replacement case had an improved design for the latch (it was the catch that the latch grasps when case is locked). Seems to me the company has a pretty good customer service policy. Just my opinion.

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Northwoods Whitewater by Jim Rada Canoeing Michigan Rivers by Jerry Davis and Craig Date Find microbrews in Calumet at The Michigan House They have RED JACKET, although I think it is brewed elsewhere under contract. In Marquette find the Vierling Restaurant and brews from Marquette Harbor Brewery Bu...

If I were you I would remove the gunwales completely for this first winter. Oil them well including down into the screw holes (use a pipe cleaner). Then next spring when you reassemble the boat you will get some idea of what you are up against. I did this to our Dagger Legend when we first bought it...

Thanks Motorari, for posting videos on this and other threads recently. Beautiful, and they show those Millbrook creations so very well.

Beautiful, video and music.

Green. Wooden gunwales. Located in Central Wisconsin.
$900.

So, . . . How old does one need to be to get into TOG???

(Am approaching 61)