"Gentlemen -
I just wanted to drop you a note about how pleased I was with my NuCanoe this season. To this point I have primarily used my NuCanoe for hunting on the North Canadian River. I was surprised, that even loaded down with tree stands, all kinds of hunting and camera gear, the NuCanoe did not set down in the water. And the width of the NuCanoe also made it extremely stable. Fully loaded the NuCanoe flew through 4 to 5 inches of water and at times maybe even less. Even for a novice the NuCanoe was extremely easy to maneuver. I have never used the double kayak style paddle before and I was amazed how easily I could make the NuCanoe fly up and down the river with this style paddle. If the NuCanoe is this much fun in the hands of someone that doesn’t know what they are doing, I can only imagine what an experienced person can do. My NuCanoe surpassed my expectations in every way. Anyway, I wanted to let you how happy I am with my new NuCanoe and it’s performance."
Bill in Edmond, OK
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
NuCanoe @ Alaska Eco Tours
Check out the NuCanoe on the water in Alaska in this video by goEcotravel:
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
NuCanoe @ Rock Creek Cattle Company
Some photos of the NuCanoe in use on the lake at the Rock Creek Cattle Company resort in Deer Lodge, MT.
Friday, October 3, 2008
Ultimate Adventurer Power Fishmerman
Doc Lynn, owner of NuCanoe Dealer Unique Yaks in Tampa, FL, unveiled a customized NuCanoe model at the Florida Sportsmen Show in Tampa, FL that has everything a Florida angler could want. Remote-controlled motor, solar battery charger, bimini top, anchors, and more...now that's fishing in style! The full specs are below.


The Ultimate Adventurer Power Fisherman comes rigged with:
- Bimini Top
- Fish Finder/Depth Finder
- Sport Box
- Captain's Seat
- 2 Ram Rod Holders
- Standing Grab Rail
- Bow to Stern Anchor Trolley with 3 lb anchor
- Paddle Strap
- Stake out pole
- Stake out Pole Strap
- Super Battery Pack (AGM 12v extreme deep cycle marine battery, AGM onboard charger, 3watt solar charger)
- Minn Kota 55lb Riptide Remote Control Motor with Carbon Fiber Quick Release Bracket for easy removal.
- Price $3499
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Stealth Duck Fighter
The NuCanoe Waterfowler equipped with a Hands-Free trolling motor kit makes for a super stealthy duck boat.
Monday, September 29, 2008
NuCanoe + Torqeedo = Making Waves
We have the opportunity to test out a Torqeedo trolling motor with the NuCanoe...and have a little fun at the same time. The Torqeedo 801 Travel motor offers 2hp in a portable unit weighing less than 30lbs - including the lithium ion battery.
Put the Torqeedo motor on the NuCanoe and you'll just about be flying. If you're looking to get upstream in a river quickly, or cover a long distance in a short amount of time, this is the motor for you.
Put the Torqeedo motor on the NuCanoe and you'll just about be flying. If you're looking to get upstream in a river quickly, or cover a long distance in a short amount of time, this is the motor for you.
Monday, July 14, 2008
Rocking the Nooksack
Paddling the Nooksack River on July 12, 2008 near Glacier, WA. The river is rated Class II in this section - read about it on the AmericanWhitewater.org.
The NuCanoe performed great! It was very stable and maneuverable, even in the fast water. When going through sections of big rapids, the NuCanoe did take on water, sometimes a lot. But that didn't cause any problems. Another benefit is that the NuCanoe is bouyant and floats upsidedown...so even if the paddler falls out and the NuCanoe tips over, you can still climb on and paddle your way to shore.
Overall, a great day. Getting into Class II water has its inherent risks, but the NuCanoe performs well and is very maneuverable. On the Class I & unrated sections, it was a relaxing comfortable float down the river.
Blake @ NuCanoe
The NuCanoe performed great! It was very stable and maneuverable, even in the fast water. When going through sections of big rapids, the NuCanoe did take on water, sometimes a lot. But that didn't cause any problems. Another benefit is that the NuCanoe is bouyant and floats upsidedown...so even if the paddler falls out and the NuCanoe tips over, you can still climb on and paddle your way to shore.
Overall, a great day. Getting into Class II water has its inherent risks, but the NuCanoe performs well and is very maneuverable. On the Class I & unrated sections, it was a relaxing comfortable float down the river.
Blake @ NuCanoe
Monday, June 2, 2008
A Happy Anniversary with a NuCanoe
From a customer of Eagle Creek Kayaks in Zionsville, IN. She bought her parents a 12' Desert Sand NuCanoe for their Anniversary.
Marc,
A picture of my parents with their NuCanoe. They were shock needless to say. It even brought tears to my father's eyes when we drove in Saturday with it on Memorial Day weekend, and believe me that is not something that comes easily. But both were elated to receive their Anniversary gift. They took it out today on Lake Wausau, which is a sizable lake along with many other boat enthusiasts on such a lovely day, and my mother said she felt very secure in it and my father said that that even in the motor boats' wake the NuCanoe was very stable, and he kept wanting the motor boats to bring on more! I want to thank you for all your efforts in making this dream possible for them.
Lisa from Wisconsin
Marc,
A picture of my parents with their NuCanoe. They were shock needless to say. It even brought tears to my father's eyes when we drove in Saturday with it on Memorial Day weekend, and believe me that is not something that comes easily. But both were elated to receive their Anniversary gift. They took it out today on Lake Wausau, which is a sizable lake along with many other boat enthusiasts on such a lovely day, and my mother said she felt very secure in it and my father said that that even in the motor boats' wake the NuCanoe was very stable, and he kept wanting the motor boats to bring on more! I want to thank you for all your efforts in making this dream possible for them.
Lisa from Wisconsin
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Paddling down the Skagit River
The river was high and moving swiftly, adding to the fun of an afternoon float down the Skagit River in Northwest Washington. The weather was great, and the NuCanoes made the trip as relaxing and enjoyable as could be.
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