Okay, so here's something you might not know - canoe adoption is a real thing, and it's pretty great. Picture this: someone's been paddling their beloved wood canoe for decades, but life happens. Maybe they're getting older and can't get out on the water anymore. Maybe they're downsizing to a place with zero room for a 16-foot boat. Or maybe their canoe needs serious work and the restoration just isn't in the budget right now. Whatever the reason, the canoe ends up sitting so

My wife and I don't just love canoes and canoeing. We love craft beer too. We'll go out of our way to find a local brew pub when we travel. And the summer of 2024 was no exception. A road trip East afforded lots of opportunities for exploration, both on the water and in the pub. Did you know, the Holy Grail of craft beer is made just a two hour jaunt from where the WCHA Assembly is typically held? We've come this far... what's another couple of hours? The manager of our local

There's an old riddle that gets passed around the wood canoe community: How many wood canoes is too many wood canoes? The answer, of course, is: One more than you currently own, and one less than your significant other will tolerate before they leave you. With that in mind, do you need another canoe? I'd say the answer is probably... yes. And if you've been looking for an excuse to add another beautiful wooden canoe to your collection, here's your chance. At this year's Annua