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Thread: My new 80 year old canoe !!

  1. 05-23-2015, 08:06 PM #1
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    Default My new 80 year old canoe !!

    Just picked up this weapon last weekend...for those " no motor " trout ponds. It's a 1935 Old Town 17 ft Canoe. Just love the old school look...plus it will hold 800-1000 lbs
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    Thats great,Last and only time I was in a Canoe (with my wife) I tipped it over lost my Nikon Camera
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    'Very Sweet looking Craft. 'Been a while, but mine was fun. LimeKilnLighthouse: Photo by Photographer Doug Roberts - photo.net
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    Mate that is a real snorter !!! you need one of those mythical canoe guns to go with it !!

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    Must be kinda hard to paddle with 800lbs of trout on board :<0) When I was a kid it seemed like I was always somewhere there was a canoe or flat boat handy. Miss that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nessmuck View Post
    Just picked up this weapon last weekend...for those " no motor " trout ponds. It's a 1935 Old Town 17 ft Canoe. Just love the old school look...plus it will hold 800-1000 lbs
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