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Based on the Whitesell Piranha hull. Has single saddle. Can be converted to an excellent tandem boat.
Fair condition, has a lot of life left. No major damage.

Located near Pittsburgh, PA. Price- $225

Price Drop!!! $300!!!

Wanting to buy a Dagger Cascade in good condition...also have a Mohawk Scamp for trade. Located in Long Creek SC

Red Mohawk Scamp for sale; old school big water boat made by Mohawk but designed by Nolan. 14 ft, super stable, great beginner boat. Outfitted with saddle and straps. Located in Long Creek SC...$350 OBO... Email tedderac (at) gmail.com for pics

You just can't compare the Whitesell boats to any other whitewater boats (aside from the Scamp, since it is basically a precursor of the Piranha). The Piranha is a can-do boat. Nolan opened up many runs with it and ran some stuff with the boat that were not repeated ...

Paddle the Scamp (Mohawk version of the whitesell 'pirahna') with my kids for years. They loved it - I loved it - we had fun! It died due to heavy use after years of 4th hand service. The hardest part was getting the triim right ...

I tried answering this ad using the phone number provided, but got a woman who knew nothing about it. In any case, I live just outside Ohiopyle, and would be interested in the air bags if you're willing to sell separately.

Mohawk Scamp, tandem outfitted with Mohawk double thigh retainer system, airbags included . Thwarts were widened in front. Deckplates are flat plastic cut out of a garbage can. Hull is solid, with kevlar pads on bow and stern, ...

... 165# each.) And, related to that, as PaddlePower says, trim is important -- I prefer to run it a little bow-light, if possible. Yes, PAC, the Scamp is pretty much the same hull as the "Piranha" (known as the "Challenger" in composite). I've tried both the Rx version and the composite version, ...

I beleive the Mohawk Scamp was pretty much the same boat (someone correct me if I'm wrong) and I used one for a while when the kids were younger as a tandem. Worked for us as a lighter crew and have many fond memories of it. I think crew size willcome into play but definetly can tandem.

... Clipper made a composite Piranha (and, I believe, changed the name to "Challenger") in the early '80s. It was my first solo boat. I also had a Scamp, but liked the composite hull much better. You won't find it on Clipper's web-site, or brochure, as it's no longer a current model. But I don't ...

Specifically the ones used in Captions. Going to instal one into my Scamp to make it applicable for different uses. I know it'll be wet with 2 in it, but I know it is functional for that. Thanks in advance!

... someone more knowledgeable,) after Nolan Whitesell designed the Piranha, Mohawk may have purchased the rights to market the hull under the name "Scamp". In turn, Western Canoeing obtained the rights to make a composite version, called the "Challenger", with a Clipper sticker on it. I bought a ...

One man's solution: http://www.gapaddle.com/images/stories/Royalex_repair.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Or this: http://www.mohawkcanoes.com/care.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; From Mad River: http://www.madrivercanoe.com/faq/index/customer_service/frequentl...

... perform if a triple saddle setup were to be installed? . . . FWIW, this topic has been discussed in the past, (though as "Piranha" rather than as "Scamp.") It's pretty much the same hull, however. I raised the topic, cuz I have an old composite Piranha hull, which I'm in the process of converting. ...