Sea Legs

olcaptain

Senior Member
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Max and I just couldn’t wait. We were going to try out our new canoe somewhere other than our home court, but we only had a small window of time today.

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After getting her in the water I added a 50 lb bag of sand in the bow for ballast and about a third of the way back I added an 18 pound hound. When a 250 lb man paddles a tandem canoe, he must compensate either by paddling from the middle seat or adding weight up front. I prefer to add the weight because I need the leg room that the back seat so generously offers.

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After this brief test I conclude that it was money well spent! Very stable and easy to handle. I’ll have to add a bit more weight to the front when paddling alone but other than that this baby fits my pistol just fine!
As you can see, it didn’t take Maximus Relaximus very long to get his sea legs either. We hope you enjoy the photos!!

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dixiecutter

Eye Devour ReeB
Captain you're gonna need to wrap that sucker with rod holders. Looks good
 

trad bow

wooden stick slinging driveler
Looks like it fits you good. On a side note I use to catch a lot of white bass up the creek this time of year in my younger days. White or chartreuse flies or rooster tails worked good.
 

NugeForPres

Senior Member
You two look right at home. Now it's time for the first catch in the new canoe!
 
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