Saganaga
17′ tandem canoe
Saganaga is named for Saganaga Lake at the end of the Gunflint Trail, which runs from Grand Marais, Minnesota to this border lake, a major entry into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Known for its big water, this lake requires a seaworthy canoe to carry supplies along the border route or across to Cache Bay and into the Quetico Provincial Park.
Our Saganaga was mentored by the Chestnut Cruiser. I lessened the rocker to make it track better when not loaded and increased the initial stability while keeping the sublime gentle sweep of the sheer line.
This canoe is a very nice wilderness tripping canoe. It is efficient under paddle and extremely seaworthy – ready to tackle a day paddle or a wilderness adventure over any lake or river.
Moderate tumblehome, 1-1/2″ of rocker with a shallow arched hull.
Specifications:
| Length: | 17′ |
| Width at gunwale: | 33″ |
| Width at beam: | 34″ |
| Width at 4″ WL | 32″ |
| Weight: | 65 lbs. |
| Depth at midships: | 13″ |
| Height at ends: | 24″ |
Starting at $5295
