Making A Canoe Pole at Frank Mae blog

Making A Canoe Pole. I'm using black spruce, white spruce, and tamarack to make canoe setting poles 12' x 1 ½ diameter. To start, use the pole like a paddle. I'm very new to poling but have been steadily practicing over the last two seasons. I spent some time in the northern part of maine this week and tried my hand at making a spruce canoe pole. Here's a little photo tutorial on how i made my first pole in case anyone else wants. Once your body has rotated, and the pole is at the end of the useful thrust, the canoe has forward speed. I look for standing green. An important aspect of this style of poling is the ability to swap sides at speed (photo 10 and 11 below). Steerage can be achieved by using the pole as a rudder. While camped in norther maine recently i took advantage of a nice straight spruce tree that had blown down over the winter and.

An important aspect of this style of poling is the ability to swap sides at speed (photo 10 and 11 below). I spent some time in the northern part of maine this week and tried my hand at making a spruce canoe pole. While camped in norther maine recently i took advantage of a nice straight spruce tree that had blown down over the winter and. Once your body has rotated, and the pole is at the end of the useful thrust, the canoe has forward speed. I'm very new to poling but have been steadily practicing over the last two seasons. I look for standing green. I'm using black spruce, white spruce, and tamarack to make canoe setting poles 12' x 1 ½ diameter. To start, use the pole like a paddle. Steerage can be achieved by using the pole as a rudder. Here's a little photo tutorial on how i made my first pole in case anyone else wants.

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Making A Canoe Pole I spent some time in the northern part of maine this week and tried my hand at making a spruce canoe pole. I look for standing green. Once your body has rotated, and the pole is at the end of the useful thrust, the canoe has forward speed. Here's a little photo tutorial on how i made my first pole in case anyone else wants. I'm very new to poling but have been steadily practicing over the last two seasons. Steerage can be achieved by using the pole as a rudder. I spent some time in the northern part of maine this week and tried my hand at making a spruce canoe pole. While camped in norther maine recently i took advantage of a nice straight spruce tree that had blown down over the winter and. An important aspect of this style of poling is the ability to swap sides at speed (photo 10 and 11 below). I'm using black spruce, white spruce, and tamarack to make canoe setting poles 12' x 1 ½ diameter. To start, use the pole like a paddle.