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Happy Holidays Lisa!!

Enjoyed your video. Merry Christmas 👍

We are so lucky to have rivers to paddle and family and friends to do it with. Thanks Lisa.

All the best Lisa! Enjoy your “ 3 minutes with a Maine Guide “ videos! Been refurbishing a 16 3/4 foot Kevlar Prospector and looking forward to spring! Like those leather paddle sleeves and will try my hand at making some after watching you! Thanks!

Merry Christmas, Lisa! Think Spring 🛶

Merry Christmas. Peaceful moments in the Maine woods. We've been making time away from the crazy world to get out in the woods for a fire deer meat and coffee and just sit. Doughnuts in tallow are on the agenda.

Merry Christmas!!

Merry Christmas to you and your people Lisa.

Love to you Lisa

Cool 😎! Wishing ya a merry Christmas and happy new year!

Special moments Lisa. Wish I could book a trip with you to enjoy the beautiful outdoors and all the stories you have accumulated. Have a safe and very enjoyable Christmas and New Year celebration.

Happy Holidays 🐾🙏🏻🛶

Very good audio good job🎉

Merry Christmas to all🎄

Oh no Lisa is about to call us out 😅 Jk but seriously these videos help so much. Thanks for getting me into canoe poling, its a blast.

Mine did not sustain in the wind. The tent spikes that it came with do not support the tent very well and the latches came off those spikes very easy. Also they are way to thin and pull upwards causing the tension on the tent to lose tension causing collapses. I was going to return it after it collapsed on me but will give it another chance as i got better pegs.

Tent is good but the pegs it came with do not secure the tent very well in mild wind. The latches come off the pegs very easily when the wind picks up. I was going to return mine after it collapsed on me while i was in it but will give it another chance after i bought better tent spikes.

Like AC/DC (kinda) said. "It's a long way to the top if you wanna upstream pole"!

Thanks Lisa!

You'll get me trying it eventually! I just have to overcome this"Don't stand in a canoe" phobia. Wishing you and yours a great Christmas. Thanks for the video.

And I often start my pole too far forward to have it do any good. I use the pole as a rudder with most retrievals, probably slowing me down but sometime its needed. I rub the pole along the boat as much as possible unless I'm trying to push it a bit to the side one way or the other. Great stuff as usual, Lisa.

Brilliant video, love the third tip, I will definitely try that and see if I have been suffering from an unintended steer as I recover the pole. Another tip I could offer if I may, from a good friend of mine and experienced poler, Which ever direction the end of the pole out of the water is pointing, when you push, that is the direction you’ll go. If it’s up, you lift, if it’s not pointing forward, you won’t go forward. That has helped me immensely when I’ve struggled up some rock infested ditches as a sort of pole compass!

DeHart is garuantees to DeLiver 🎉

Absolutely love your videos, great job 👏

I love the big rudder effect a pole has. It can be very subtle.

Never poled a canoe (65 yrs), but I want to learn. Looks fun and peaceful. Hope to come up to a symposium sometime. Love your channel.

Such a great idea. Falafel! It's going to be on my meal list this year. Thanks.

That's really interesting, I've never seen a tump used with a canoe before. Looks quite useful on a calm day. I'd be concerned in the wind...

Thank you

Thanks for the tips

I’m currently waiting on my letter to test! Your boating videos are extremely helpful, as I haven’t had a lot of knowledge or adult experience in the boating area!

The duct tape mosquito thing is a trick of a lifetime!!!!!!

Where can you get the metal tips? Someone still making them?

Up in central Ontario my season is has come to an end. But the search for my pole begins and I have a big goal for next year. I can already see how it will transform my experience.. in creeks and rivers, through beaver meadows and mires, through the shallow flats of manoomin. Thanks for sharing Lisa.

Love it!

that's wild

Could also be said once I picked up the pole, it just began. Not ended. Nice section of stream, ideal poling down and up. Can you share what stream it is?

..Also enjoy the tips and tricks .. Thank you ..

Another great video Lisa. If you are doing requests (😂), how about a video on leg/foot positioning while polling? Also, trim - should it be the same for polling upstream as stubbing downstream? And what about polling in wind?

Love you videos Lisa

Nice, Lisa, thanks

Just came across your channel love it.

Wicked cool! He makes it look like skiing! But I wonder, why not just paddle in this case?

That was great! Thanks Lisa😊

I'm not sure you need a canoe at all. I'm sure you can dance down the river with that pole alone, noe getting wet at all😂

These videos have made me feel so differently about the OT Camper - in some ways they may be about the most versatile canoe ever made. Glad I now have one!

Great video...I first read "Dangerous River" when I was 14. Reading it inspired me to try poling in a 15' aluminum canoe I bought at Simpson Sears. The results were less than satisfactory and a little wet but a learning experience nevertheless. Thanks

I have the same set up, different manufacturer. Also quite happy with the different set ups depending on stove or no.

i’ve been teaching myself to pole in the shallow parts of the kennebec & even with all the logs I bump into have yet to fall. Sometimes i do pole from my knees when i’m going upriver against a very strong wind but that’s to make myself less of a sail it is harder

Well, there's another drill I need to incorporate into my practice! In all seriousness though, comparing a boat to skiing or riding a bike isn't necessarily fair. There's a lot more complexity in boat stability e.g. metacentric height, centre of gravity, waterplane area, free surface etc. But I shall endeavour to persevere nevertheless!