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Completely above water level
Posted by: dudedoggun on Nov-05-12 9:23 AM (EST)

The canoe is completely above the water when pushing/pulling through cattails. I should have been more clear as terms may vary from one subject to another. By push, I mean, get out and push from the stern. Using a pole to push in this situation wouldn't work.

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Light weight kayak suggestions? - dudedoggun - Nov-03-12 5:18 PM
- Seems to me you are not - kayamedic - Nov-03-12 5:49 PM
  - I'll research these. - dudedoggun - Nov-03-12 9:24 PM
- Mist - ShadyClip - Nov-03-12 6:30 PM
  - I carry a 14' boat in my P/U all the - string - Nov-03-12 7:05 PM
    - I like but won't work. - dudedoggun - Nov-03-12 9:05 PM
  - Thanks for the suggestion! - dudedoggun - Nov-03-12 8:55 PM
    - SOT - ShadyClip - Nov-03-12 9:58 PM
      - Kayak - JimMcC - Nov-03-12 10:52 PM
        
        I really like these - dudedoggun - Nov-04-12 5:17 PM
        Thanks - dudedoggun - Nov-04-12 5:44 PM
      - Nice! - dudedoggun - Nov-04-12 4:59 PM
- Heritage Featherlight 9.5 - HiBob - Nov-04-12 11:32 AM
- Not the answer you're looking for... - steve_in_idaho - Nov-04-12 12:03 PM
  - I hear ya - dudedoggun - Nov-04-12 4:49 PM
    - When you are in the cattails... - steve_in_idaho - Nov-05-12 6:01 AM
      - Completely above water level - dudedoggun - Nov-05-12 9:23 AM
- Very close to a solution. - dudedoggun - Nov-05-12 9:48 AM