Mcalan

Thanks. I made a removeable floor that's made made of 5 or 6 cedar slats and sits on top of the keel and bottom stringers. I kneel when paddling, but one can also sit cross-legged or with legs outstretched. The yoke is actually a removeable thwart so that I can also lie down in the canoe if I want to.

Ok. Thanks for the suggestion! Am I correct in assuming that I don't need to sew pockets on the ends for the Crawfish due to the angle of the stems?

Ok. Thank you!

Hi, I'm ready to skin my Crawfish 14' and wondering if I need to sew the ends first, as with kayaks, or should I begin with stapling onto the gunwales, working from the center of the boat to the bow and stern? The stems of this canoe are at a different angle than any of the boats I've seen skinned in videos so I'm not sure how to proceed. Obviously, I don't want to screw up anything at this point