Date: 9/23/1999, 9:30 am
Fist off, I have never paddled or even seen a Yare, but I did look at the lines in Chris K's book. I'd have to belive that its much closer to the "easy to turn" end of the scale than the "strong tracking" end.
I had the chance to paddle three of the Guillemot boats at the Newfound Rendezvous last weekend: the Guillemot, the Night Heron, and the Expedition Single. The standard Guillemot turns on a dime. As Ross says it's a great boat for poking around in tight spaces. The Expedition Single is one of the strongest tracking boats I can remember paddling. The Night Heron is a nice compromise between the two.
Based on a 15-minute paddle, I'd say the Expedition Single is one of the last boats I'd expect to NEED a skeg.
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- stripper (kayak) comparison
pete czerpak -- 9/22/1999, 3:43 pm- Re: stripper (kayak) comparison
Mike Hanks -- 9/24/1999, 7:16 pm- Re: stripper (kayak) comparison
Dave Houser -- 9/24/1999, 3:24 pm- Re: stripper (kayak) comparison
Ross Leidy -- 9/22/1999, 4:26 pm- Re: stripper (kayak) comparison
Larry C. -- 9/23/1999, 8:19 pm- Re: skeg concerns
craig appleyard -- 9/23/1999, 8:37 am- Re: skeg concerns
Robert Woodard -- 9/23/1999, 9:05 pm- Re: skeg concerns
Barry -- 9/25/1999, 9:29 am
- skeg plans
erez -- 9/23/1999, 8:05 pm- Re: skeg concerns
Mike Scarborough -- 9/23/1999, 9:30 am- Re: skeg concerns
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 9/23/1999, 9:30 am- Re: skeg concerns
Ross Leidy -- 9/23/1999, 9:03 am- Re: skeg concerns
Greg Steeves -- 9/23/1999, 11:19 pm- Re: skeg concerns
craig appleyard -- 9/23/1999, 4:51 pm - Re: skeg concerns
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