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This is for a slightly used River Ridge custom canoe. Sportsmans model. 12' 9 long, appx 84lbs. Used only a few times last summer. New in 2008. Comes with seats, rod holders, mounted cup holders, mounted tackle boxes, battery box(fully wired for your trolling motor), paddles, never used soft sided cooler, mahogany food tray, removable cypress floor boards to keep feet and gear dry.Also, two extras-never used solar battery charger that mounts on canoe and a hoist pulley system for hanging in your garage. $1700. I have more pictures if interested. Thanks.

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Thought a jet ski trailer might work but truck topping it worked well for my set up.

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I'll respond just because I'm not sure if he was asking me or you about the transportation. I brought mine home on top of my wife's van.

Now someone buy Musky's Canoe.

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Thanks Bartman...didn't think it'd be this tough to sell...my wife and I are selling it b/c lack of storage area and the fact that my young setter insists on going out with us everytime...enough room in the canoe for two fisherman but two fisherman and a dog is pushing it!

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hey musk. I was wondering if I could ask you a few questions on how your canoe is setup? I have a 12ft ft9 cranberry creek canoe that looks exactly the same as yours. and would like to do the food tray/rod holder and was wondering if I could get some better pics of that from you? If you would like to contact me by email you can do so at [email protected], or if you leave me your email adress i could contact you instead.

thanks

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P.S. if your intrested in parting with anything seperate i would be intrested in the solar battery charger.

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Slick,

I have to keep this a package deal...I'll see if I can find any few more pics of the food tray, etc and email them on over...

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Have you sold the canoe yet? If not what part of Minnesota are you in. I live near East Troy, WI. but will be in the Montello area this Mon, Tue, and Wed. Perhaps we could work something out if you are available to travel also on one of those days.

Aprreciate any response.

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backroads-still available. Live just west of Minneapolis but won't be able to travel to central Wisc. during the week.

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I build these canoes they are top of the line

I agree.

I've had mine since 2000 and just love the thing! I use it on small rivers, lakes & ponds in the metro that have no other access besides carry-in. Better stability than any other canoe I've been in.

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I build these canoes they are top of the line

I've had 3 of them and agree. The seats actually help with stability because they keep the occupants centered rather than sliding from side to side. Plus they are comfy and the umbrellas are equally effective whether it's raining or sunny and hot. Now we've covered the seats. How about the floor racks to keep your feet and gear out of the water? And the manueverability. The features in this canoe are a result of the owner of the company keeping a journal of each trip for many years and noting what he'd add to make it more user and fishing friendly. By they way I have no stock in or connection with River Ridge - just believe in the product.

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do you still have the canoe? did the guy from East Troy really bought it. please let me know, i'm interesting in it ...thanxxxxx

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If anyone else is interested in a River Ridge canoe, I'm contemplating selling mine in favor of a bigger boat for lake at the cabin. Parents got the cabin a few months after I got the canoe, and I realized after one year that I fish at the lake way more than the small ponds and rivers locally, so I'd like something more set-up for the lake. Mine is camo, and a 2010 model with LED lights. Otherwise it is basically the same as Musky's. Shoot me a PM or email me at RKries22 @ gmail if you're interested.

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