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The 6' Black Fly
This replica canoe is made to same the exacting standards and
quality as our full sized models, but is designed to be used for
merchandising, decorative or ambiance displays in specialty stores
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The 12' Chemaunis
This beamy, stable canoe is a favourite of casual canoeists,
combining extremely light weight and paddling ease for both children
and adults.
It is available as a single or two seat model and is ideal for
ponds, marshes, small rivers and lakes. |
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The 14' Camp-Mate
If you are looking for a shorter canoe that will do the same
job as a much larger model, this brawny little canoe is for you.
The 14' Campmate is full to the ends, wide and stable, easy to
carry, store and paddle. It will comfortably carry 2 passengers
and gear. The Campmate is an excellent canoe for light tripping,
fishing and general use. |
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The
14'9" Half-Moon
The Half-Moon is a solo paddling canoe for smaller persons. It
has a solid feel when leaned and its smaller wetted surface maintains
equal hull speed with a lighter less strong paddler. It can be
comfortably paddled sitting in the centre of the canoe and can
be turned easily when slightly leaned. The above water line shape
allows for increased final stability and increased paddling efficiency
and comfort. |
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The 15' Soul-Mate
An easy gliding canoe that can be used for tripping, the Soul-Mate
is ideal for "sit & switch" and traditional style
paddling. The canoe retains a light and responsive feeling with
loads up to 300 lbs. Its unique 'tuck-in' at the centre sheer
allows for relaxed travelling and its 2-1/4" rocker makes
for easy turning. Reserve bouyancy is created when loaded with
a paddler and gear, as the widest part of the canoe is still above
the waterline. |
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15' Original Chestnut
Bob's Special
The everything canoe! Wide beam for stability and load carrying
capacity, sharp entry line and shallow arch hull for speed and
seaworthiness. Low bows for less wind resistance and lightweight
for easy portaging makes this a favourite canoe for fishing, tripping,
solos and family fun. |
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15' Jack's Special
Expert and experienced canoeists will appreciate the Jack's Special
highly rockered, narrow at the beam, round bottomed hull. This
model is a highly responsive solo canoe that can be paddled by
2 persons. Its' wide waterline beam gives it great load capacity
for tripping. Maximum tumble-home allows the paddler to "tuck
in at the side"and paddle in the 'Omer style' leaned position
with ease. The fine entry lines and round bottom make for a very
fast canoe. With little effort this model leaves other canoes
in its' wake. |
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15' Grey Owl
Generally regarded as one of the most beautiful designs, the
Grey Owl is an excellent general purpose, extremely lightweight
canoe for the young and young at heart.
It is a canoe of exceptional capacity due to its' broad beam carried
full to the ends. It has unusual steadiness for fishing or tripping
and turns heads wherever it is seen.
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15' Original Lakefield
The Lakefield is adapted from an old model made by the LAKEFIELD
CANOE Co.,. with its flared sides, wide beam, nicely rising sheerline
and fullness at the ends, this canoe is reminiscent of tranquil,
peaceful past times.
Its design lends itself to many practical and functional uses,
the Lakefield is capable of carrying substantial loads and is
very dry riding in choppy water which makes it a good tripping
canoe. Although practical, its charm and beauty make the Lakefield
an outstanding canoe that remains an important link to our Canadian
canoe heritage. |
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16'
Canadian
The Canadian is the epitome of the Canadian-style canoe, with
its high recurve bow it is reminiscent of the venerable Peterborough
model. Its' shallow arch hull and fine entry line make it a great
tripping and cottage canoe. |
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16' Original
Chestnut Prospector
Our own model's lines have been taken from Joe Ziemba's own original
early model, vintage Chestnut Prospector. It is an ideal canoe
for carrying heavy loads and extended canoe trips. This model
is beautiful, functional and safe. The 16' Original Chestnut Prospector
remains the quintessential wilderness tripping canoe for lake
or river travel. |
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16' Ojibway
The
16' Ojibway has all the necessary attributes that a canoe should
have: a rounded bottom, tumblehome for solo paddling, and the
classic stem shape. Because of the popularity of our 17'6"
Ojibway, we designed a shorter version with completely new dimensions
to fit the 16' length.
It's beautiful shape evokes thoughts of gliding on a lonely lake
in the morning mist or in the evening calm. |
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16' Northwind
Through
the years, we have built many a 16' Northwind in cedar canvas.
For paddlers looking for a narrower beam, fast tripping canoe,
this model is the obvious choice.
The Northwind can carry a good load and be paddled either solo
or tandem. The Northwind's long narrow shape makes it ideal for
the cedar strip epoxy method of building. It's classic profile
is in keeping with traditional designs. |
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16' Wilderness Express
The 16' Wilderness Express has become one of our most popular
models. Its' generous beam and depth allows for carrying packs
side by side, its lower sheerline is not affected by wind. Moderate
rocker gives it manouverability and good tracking. No unnecessary
bulk has been built into the design. Its rounded hull shape is
very seaworthy and together with its beam is very predictable
and safe. The 16' Wilderness Express is an all round exceptional
performer. |
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17' WindStream
The 17' WindStream is an excellent canoe for fishing, long distance
tripping and family use. It's shallow arch hull and length provide
stability and its fine entry lines give it good glide with each
paddle stroke while maintaining a graceful and elegant look.
Moderate rocker makes for easy turning and tracking. The fullness
of the hull at paddling positions makes for lots of foot room
under the seats for kneeling paddlers. With its 24" bow height
and high volume hull, this canoe has lots of room for gear and
extra passengers. |
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17'6" Ojibway
Canada's native heritage is reflected in the long nose of the
Ojibway rice gathering canoe bow. Its classic shape compliments
the fine lines of the Ojibway canoe.
The Ojibway is an excellent canoe for fishing, long distance tripping
and family use. Its shallow arch hull and length provides stability
and its fine entry lines give it good glide with each paddle stroke.
With a good bow height and high volume hull, this canoe has lots
of room for gear and extra passengers. |
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