MANUFACTURER
BELL CANOE WORKS Angler
bellcanoe.com
BLUEWATER Adirondack
bluewatercanoes.com CLIPPER CANOES
(WESTERN CANOEING) Cascade
clippercanoes.com
ESQUIF Heron
esquif.com
EVERGREEN CANOE Bob Special
evergreencanoe.com
GRUMMAN G-1750CS
marathonboat.com
HELLMAN CANOES Quetico
hellmancanoes.com
LANGFORD CANOE Angler
langfordcanoe.com
MAD RIVER CANOE Adventure 16
madrivercanoe.com
NORTH WOODS CANOE COMPANY Cascade 16
northwoodscanoe.com
NOVA CRAFT CANOE Bob Special
novacraft.com OLD TOWN
Osprey Angler
oldtowncanoe.com PALUSKI
12’6” Adirondack
atldistributing.ca
PELICAN Bayou 160
pelicansport.com
SCANSPORT INC./ PAKBOATS
Pakboat 150T
pakboats.com
SCOTT CANOE Hudson Bay
scottcanoe.com
SOURIS RIVER CANOES Quetico 16
sourisriver.com
SWIFT CANOE Prospector
swiftcanoe.com TAIGA ENDEAVORS
(WOLVERINE CANOE) Wolverine 16
taigaendeavors.com
WENONAH Kingfisher
wenonah.com
VOYAGEUR CANOE CO. LTD. Abitibi
voyageurcanoe.com
WESTPORT CANOE Mistassini River
westportcanoe.com 56 SPRING 2009 17’ 16’ 16’
g=38” w=38”
g=34” w=38”
g=42” w=43”
16’
g=34’’ w=36’’
16’ 16’2” 15’ 21’
g=34” w=34”
g=56” w=47”
g=34” w=33”
g=36” w=34”
b=18” c=13” s=18”
b=34” c=20” s=22.5”
b=20” c=14” s=20”
b=21” c=15” s=21”
b=17’’ c=13’’ s=16.5’’
b=19” c=13” s=17”
c=13” c=17”
Skin/ frame
(folding) Fibreglass
Kevlar/ epoxy
Guide Fusion
Fibreglass lite
Royalex Kevlar
Wood/ canvas
250 lbs 42 lbs 50 lbs 65 lbs 65 lbs 48 lbs 125 lbs 2,000 lbs 920 lbs
360-600 lbs
1,250 lbs n/a 950 lbs 1,200 lbs $3,550 $2,795 $2,495 $1,295 $1,399 US $4,395 n/a 48 lbs 650 lbs $1,910 12’6” 16’6’’ 14’ 15’
g=35” w=34”
g=38.5” w=36”
g=39” w=37.5”
g=43’’ 16’ 16’ g=33” w=34.34” g=38” 13’6” 16’2”
g=34” w=34”
g=40”
b=17.5” c=13.5” s=17.5”
b=20” c=13” s=20”
b= 19” c=14.34” s=16.75”
b=21” c=13” s=21”
b=21” c=14” s=21”
b=19” c=13” s=19”
b=18.5” c=15” s=18”
n/a Duralite
Expedition Kevlar
Polyethylene
Fibreglass cloth
Blue Steel (Kevlar/ carbon)
Royalex Laminated polyethelene Ram-X 49 lbs 54 lbs 85 lbs 65 lbs 36 lbs 57 lbs 70 lbs 111 lbs 900 lbs 700 lbs 850 lbs 800 lbs 800 lbs 1,000 lbs 700 lbs 950 lbs $1,700 $2,295 $800 $1,205 $2,899 $1,549 $975 $1,024
The Quetico is an ideal sporting canoe. It is very stable, fast and lightweight. Duralite is a composite material that is tougher than Kevlar, less expensive and almost as light.
Ideal for the angler, photographer or birdwatcher. A boat with excellent stability. This is an all-purpose canoe.
No-maintenance unibody construction, standard with three seats, cupholders, and with transom to accept electric trolling motor; quiet and durable with multi-chine hull stability
Traditional styling, shallow-arch hull, tumblehome, keel, stable, handles easily.
At just 36 lbs, the Bob Special in Kevlar/carbon is extremely manageable and easy to transport. Blue Steel is lightweight and incredibly tough, available on every Nova Craft model.
If you are looking for a lightweight, stable sporting canoe with excellent durability, the Osprey is the canoe for you. Equipped with everything you need to catch your limit.
Versatile canoe great for cottages. Wide flat hull for max. stabil- ity. Large centre seat with oarloacks. Up to 4-hp motor. Optional plastic padded seats with backrest and aluminum thwarts.
Ideal for hunting and fishing with its 950-pound maximum carrying capacity.
Unmatched versatility. Excellent stability and lots of space for fishing and wildlife-watching. Simple conversion kit makes this a deep-hulled PakCanoe 150 backcountry solo.
Heavy duty laminate, triple keel with aluminum pipe, extra wide gunwales and thwarts. Strap a 20-hp motor on and you and 2,000 pounds of gear can go exploring.
Stable and good for fishing. Lightweight. Good for day use or tripping. Also an excellent solo canoe.
Closely modelled after the Chestnut Moonlight, a sporting canoe of days gone by. Tremendous stability and good overall performance. Many options are available.
Very stable, comfortable tumblehome, symmetrical, flat bottom. Perfect for fishing and family tripping. Ash trim, seats and Teal yoke with stainless steel hardware.
Rock- solid best describes the Kingfisher’s stability. While amaz- ingly stable, it is surprisingly easy to paddle and user-friendly. Also available in Tuf-weave and Kevlar.
Available in fibreglass and Kevlar-glass-epoxy construction with different yokes and removable thwart/yoke bracket options.
Paddle, row, sail or use a small motor. This classic square-stern freighter can handle it all with style.
17’ 14’10”
g=35” w=34”
g=36.6” 14’6” g=38.5” 16’8” 10’8”
LENGTH 14’6”
WIDTH
g=35.5” w=35.5”
g=27” w=26”
g=35” w=33”
DEPTH
b=18.5” c=13” s=17”
b=14” c=10” s=14”
b=20” c=14” s=20”
b=22” c=14” s=21’’
b=19.5” c=14” s=19.5”
c=13.1”
MATERIAL Royalex Kevlar Fibreglass Royalex
Hand-laid fibreglass
Aluminum
WEIGHT 58 lbs 19 lbs 66 lbs 69 lbs 65 lbs 85 lbs
CAPACITY 950 lbs 200 lbs 1,000 lbs 800 lbs 940 lbs 825 lbs
PRICE MANUFACTURER’S COMMENTS $1,219 US $1,299 $1,545
Special fishing package holds tackle box, fishing rod, tools and drink. Swivel seats offer the optimum in high back support and convenience for fishing and birding.
When is a canoe not a canoe? When it is a Rushton “Wee Lassie.” Faithful to the original, designed to be used with a double- bladed paddle.
Most stable canoe in the Clipper line. Great for family canoeing or for hunting, fishing and photography. Adjustable footbrace is standard with comfortable bucket seats.
$1,725 Multi-purpose canoe perfectly adapted to fishing and hunting activities. Light, stable and quiet with great load capacity.
$1,329
Symmetrical, flat-bottomed with shoe keel. Great for low draft situations where stability is a priority. Contoured web seats. Hardwood yoke. Many lay-up, colour and trim options.
$1,523 US Square-stern—for the serious sportsman.
Sporting
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