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Bubba wrote:
All of my paddling experience has been with single paddles in a tandem canoe. In a few weeks I'll be spending quite a lot of time in a solo canoe (a Prism) in touring mode. Is there any advantage in using a double paddle? Disadvantage? Speaking specifically to the Prism, a kayak paddle works fine if the wind is cooperative. If you get a long stretch of crosswind, break out the bent-shaft and prepare to spend a lot of time on one side if need be. Also, I much prefer paddling with a canoe paddle if the waves are up. Too much time out of position if things go wrong, and I can fix them much faster with a proper canoe stroke. Marsh Jones Ketter Canoeing Brooklyn Park, MN |
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