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Listening Point - General Discussion

No need for tows anymore. Or paddles.

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missmolly

04/21/2021 07:27AM

Tows no more solution.

I will paddle eternal, Kevlar and carbon.

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trstuck

04/21/2021 11:16AM

SMH

Ingenuity A+
Execution B
Innovation that produces progress C-
Serenity factor F

Top-water smallies are a slice of heaven.

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andym

04/21/2021 11:36AM

Meh.

Wake me up when they add wings to fly over the portages.

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fadersup

04/21/2021 11:49AM

I'd like to cook a steak on that thing.

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sns

04/21/2021 11:58AM

Excellent.

Obviously, the nose of the canoe that high is a problem, and the only possible solution is to mount a jet on the nose, pointing straight down.

"I don't care what you believe. I care what you can prove." -Philosopher & Mathematician JJJ

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rtallent

04/21/2021 03:06PM

Too fast for trolling...

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straighthairedcurly

04/21/2021 06:28PM

I love the shots of the canoe flying around with the Canadian flag on the hockey stick! Hilarious!

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timatkn

04/21/2021 10:44PM

Very funny, loved the same part as STraighthairedcurly.

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jhb8426

04/22/2021 01:14AM

I've seen numerous similar videos, albeit with an outboard motor. All of them could be vastly improved if they would engineer a tiller system that allowed them to sit farther forward and balance the weight and thrust better. Every one I have seen has the bow 3-4 ft. out of the water.

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R1verrunner

04/23/2021 02:42PM

jhb8426: "I've seen numerous similar videos, albeit with an outboard motor. All of them could be vastly improved if they would engineer a tiller system that allowed them to sit farther forward and balance the weight and thrust better. Every one I have seen has the bow 3-4 ft. out of the water."

That's what I thought also.

That would wake every body up on the lake when going out for the 5am walleye bite

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