Canoeing

Cracked fiberglass can be fixed in a matter of days. Follow these simple steps to fix that crack in no time.

A fiberglass or composite canoe is an expensive investment. In addition to being lighter than its plastic counterparts, a fiberglass boat is also more fragile. Fortunately, it is also easier to...

Using a cedar canoe for recreation can be an enjoyable and calming experience, but cedar canoes tend to crack as they age so future repairs are almost inevitable. Cracks can occur in a canoe's...

While it is beyond the scope of this article to show you how to build a genuine, professional canoe, you can build a simple plywood canoe with a few basic materials. These can be built in a...

If you use your canoe often, before long you'll notice it's looking worse for the wear. Scratches, scuff marks, worn skid plates and other minor cosmetic issues can be fixed easily to make your...

If your canoe is starting to show signs of wear, and is actually wearing through a layer or two of material, do not despair. Instead of buying a whole new canoe, you can still get some life out of...

Dangerous rapids and whitewater aren't the only obstacles for a canoe. Many canoes get damaged on their way to the water, usually by falling off a car top. Small holes and leaky seams can easily...