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RodeoClown wrote:I don't disagree, but I will say "just you wait." I've got some tricks up my sleeve, but right now I'm still a one man operation, and pretty well under-capitalized right now- need to sell some boats first. So that doesn't really address the original post.philcanoe wrote:I hardly believe they qualify to fit the description of something that are creek and river running canoes. I'm not discounting or belittling anyones designs, only your mention of these as viable to fit the need.
And for the record, I sold the first Blackfly last year- but it was still a 2010 model year boat, so I'm not sure how you want to count that.
i personally cant wait till ALF to test out the BlackFly on a few creeks .... with my skill level currently i think it would be a fun boat to run on Clear Creek, Spring Creek (Overton County run), Tellico and all your major generated waters ...
and i will still have my skeeter to fall back on .... and will probably see me paddling my skeeter on the 2nd day cant beat that boat its been to good for me
SG86
here in the south east god paddles on the left and that's how he made our rivers ~ oc1paddlr
http://select-kayaks.com/en/paddles/canoe-raft/c1/
here in the south east god paddles on the left and that's how he made our rivers ~ oc1paddlr
http://select-kayaks.com/en/paddles/canoe-raft/c1/