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Hi Pat I have heard that Evergreen had moved seats around on the Starburst I think as recomended my Mike Yee. He would bea good one to ask. Have you already got your Nova Craft? Will you be doing trips wiith it? I have a Clipper Merganser and it is an awesome ...

... or the Old Town Appalachain. I am also curious about Esquif's Prospecteur and its more whitewater-oriented Canyon, perhaps similar to Evergreen's Starburst? These are mainly ww boats, could be a bit taxing on lakes, but not as touchy as a Probe or something like a true ww boat (Synergy or Caption). ...

I personally would take the Canyon over the Starburst. I really can't tell subtle differences in tripping boats, especially when they're heavily loaded, in terms of speed and manoeverability. I paddled the Canyon quite a bit last summer and I found ...

I've paddled both the Canyon and the Starburst extensively, fully loaded, on some big (for trip anyways) whitewater. performance wise, I prefer the starburst. Seems to be just a little bit quicker, dryer, and faster to turn. Both are exceptional ...

our canoe club has a few, ran a few rapids in them when one of the paddlers chickened out.
Great big water boat, very maneuvrable, but also fairly slow for it's length. Excellent WW tripping boat. It's handling reminds me a lot of a Blue Hole/Evergreen Starburst.

martin

... balance. I think about 4 plus the guide is what I was thinking. :o My idea is to take the raft along with out other boats, i.e c-boats, Blue Hole Starburst, and Spanish Fly and trade out guiding detail. 8) Like someone said. The raft can carry the food, etc. Safety has always been a big deal to ...

... Mack (Dagger Rival OC1), Keith "I don't need no stinkin' glasses" Dunn (Dagger Genesis OC1) and Wendy and Anne (We'll show YOU!") Evergreen Starburst OC2 We were joined sporadically by Guillame from Quebec who was throwin' SICKO aerial blunts at the Garburator in his Dagger Ultrafuge C1 ...