Detailed Overview of Northstar Canoe’s Magic BlackLite with E6 Carbon Trim

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  • čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
  • New Solo Canoe Day thanks to Northstar Canoes! The Magic has been one of my all time favorite solo canoes and I’m very excited to paddle this one this season. Weighing in around 28 lbs, this stealth canoe is the perfect blend of tech and beauty.
    16’ and ~ 28 lbs
    23” width at gunnel
    25” width at 3” waterline
    29” max width
    .75” stern rocker
    1.5” bow rocker
    Learn more at www.happypaddlin.com
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Komentáře • 10

  • @mikeebersold3909
    @mikeebersold3909 Před měsícem

    Enjoyed here in MN on River and lakes

  • @deepmarsh
    @deepmarsh Před měsícem

    Just bought a firebird ixp thanks to your videos.

    • @HappyPaddlin
      @HappyPaddlin  Před měsícem

      That’s one of my favs! My green one is going to get use this year!

  • @CampfireKodiak
    @CampfireKodiak Před měsícem

    A couple questions. What trim would be the quietest when you set your fishing rod down on the gunnel? I don't want to spook the fish.
    Can you permanently mount a portaging yoke in these solo boats and still sit or kneel or do you need removable? Seems like that could get old if you had a lot of short portages between lakes

    • @HappyPaddlin
      @HappyPaddlin  Před měsícem +1

      Wood Trim is quietest.
      Regarding yokes, you have to use removable. It takes about 15 seconds to put in place. Solo clamp on yoke w CVCA pads is what I prefer!

    • @CampfireKodiak
      @CampfireKodiak Před měsícem

      @@HappyPaddlin I'm a wood guy anyway thank you! Oh that's not bad then.

  • @CampfireKodiak
    @CampfireKodiak Před měsícem

    Do you ever fish lakes with this canoe?

    • @HappyPaddlin
      @HappyPaddlin  Před měsícem +2

      Folks definitely do. My dad (almost 80) does so on the Mississippi River in MN.

    • @CampfireKodiak
      @CampfireKodiak Před měsícem

      @@HappyPaddlin Oh very nice! I love the concept of this boat for lake system portaging, camping and fishing but I was concerned I would tip over if I tried to land a big fish.

    • @HappyPaddlin
      @HappyPaddlin  Před měsícem +2

      @@CampfireKodiak Skills factor in to! Time in Boat is the key...the more you know your boat the more those fish landing moments won't throw you off.