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Ill reach out to him!

good travel tips! Thank you!

Thank you will pick these up!

Thanks will get a copy to read in-between planning!

Thanks will take a look!

Oh really? Huh wonder why

A few years back, my wife embarked on a biking adventure in Chile with one of her friends. Now it's my turn to explore. I have both the financial means and the time to go, but I'm not interested in luxurious accommodations or fancy dining. I'm perfectly content with camping and enjoying simple...

I'm not a Tenkara hater, but this is kinda funny:

Exactly! I appreciate that. I think that's why I also like Rolf ... he's never the hero in his videos

Rolf is one of my favorites too, love the scandi humor.

Another series that I found was form the Blue Line Co (Adam and Steve from Wild Fly Adventures), these are pretty funny:

I'm trying to compile a list of funny fly fishing videos. Obviously Hank Patterson is on that list. Some of Captain Quinn's videos will be on there. What else is funny? Either intentional or not. YT links would be appreciated!

March is a great time on the yak too with skwalas popping.

Thanks for chiming in Sam! always appreciate all your support! Whats your next trip with the Bruin?

Thank you! Appreciate you watching it! We certainly had a blast on the trip.

Are you doing it by hand?

I hear ya, we used to have a fiberglass sea clipper that was close to 80 pounds, we upgraded to a kevlar version of the same boat and shaved it down to like 65lbs. But my wife still can't load it by herself.

Before you give up canoes you could also look at a kevlar layup. Probably get down into the 30-40lb range.

That's what duct tape and cam straps are for ... tie up the kid first, throw them in the van, THEN load the boat. As to loading, it's pretty easy to do it solo. But you have to be able to get the canoe up on your shoulders by yourself, which is more about technique than strength. Then when you...

That would be really cool. I think as a consumer it's really hard to get hands on with different rafts. It's mostly reading forum posts (usually from people that have rowed only 1 or 2 of the rafts you are considering) or content produced by each rafting company. Then you have publications that...