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... between bars - 71 inches. vertical space for each level 18 1/2 inches. I use this rack for boats from the size of a Probe/Shaman to Caption, Scamp and Vertige X sized. The other rack has 50 inches horizontal between bars, vertical space 19 inches. The second rack For smaller boats, Ocoee, ...

... excel at anything but is good to go for everything! I'd paddle either ...if they were the only options! If there were other options...well! :) The Scamp as an OC2 for a lighter team isn't that bad. Pretty forgiving too for a couple of klutz paddlers - like boy and I! :wink: Paul C.

I just finished re-outting a scamp for the Down River Nationals as an OC2. This boat has retired so many times its sort of a running joke now. And that was before it was semi-permentatly loaned to me. :o We used it last year at the Nationals ...

... Nolan Whitesells design before the Pirahna. I don't believe the world war 1 design of the Pirahna was an improvement on this boat. Personaly the Scamp reminded me of a large Encore. The boat was very quick with direction changes, stable and had pretty good glide. Set up tandem it was a tad wet ...

... to mold hulls on his Piranha mold. As part of the agreement Mohawk culd use the same mold to make a OC1 that they could market. Essentially, a Scamp is the same hull as a Piranha, but that is all those two boats have in common. Nolan built his boat with a more funneled (wider) bow and stern ...

Just noticed . . .the Scamp's dimensions in the "search boats" library are correct, but its weight is listed as 28 pounds.

82 might be correct.

... Probe was under repairs. I was ecstatic to have a tandem boat for a few critical weekends. At the same time, I was equally ecstatic to return the Scamp to Jim. :lol: My observations: 1) REALLY (*&^*%& HEAVY 2) KIND OF WET 3) VIRTUALLY INDESTRUCTABLE It's very much a boat in the style of the Whitesells. ...

When Whitesel first started out he used Mohawks facilities/equipment to mold his boats. The Scamp was his first effort(?). The Scamps bow and stern were pulled in unlike the Whitesel's which were probably pulled out 4". I had one in the day and widened the ends . It did ...

... Heavy. I might be wrong so maybe someone else will post info. Not sure what else you are looking for. Let us know. Paul C. Added after the fact - Scamp as an OC2 http://lh3.ggpht.com/paulcline2002/R4a1YtnO4WI/AAAAAAAACuE/MYYaOUDGvEg/CanoeRace%20-%20P01%20-%2053400.JPG?imgmax=912

Anyone know anything about this boat?

I have a 14 ft mohawk royalex whitewater boat (scamp?) factory outfitted with saddle and full flotation front and rear. Old but good condition only minor abrasions. $375.00 276-228-5689 I can email pics.

... happy to paddle 10 times/year so I took the old 16 footer out solo a few times. Quickly decided a smaller boat was in order and picked up a used Scamp. After a few months lugging that around decided, that was too big - Shaman time. Wow - I thought what a hot rod! Paddled the Shaman for several ...

... at age 22- a 16 foot Shenandoah, set up with saddle and flotation for solo paddling. Then I traded up to 16 ft. Bluehole- same set up. Then Mohawk Scamp. I rarely saw a C-1 but was always intrigued. Got a gyromax, then Cascade, then Atom. I have a C-2 under that huse that needs some work. Had a ...

... Now we have a Old Town Appalachian for tandem trips. My daughters and I take the tandem boat for class II runs when we came find time. A Mohawk Scamp was my first solo WW Canoe after the WW16. Next came Whitesell's; couple of Piranha's and a Descender. I've been paddling a Dagger Caption solo ...

Bruce,

I know some folks down south who were shut out - Let me email them and get back to you.

Marshal - If you need a boat I can get ahold of a Scamp outfitted tandem. Let me know - best if its load is under 300 #.