3 Minutes with a Maine Guide 33 Kitchen Tarp #1 Friggin' Riggin'

Maine Guide Lisa DeHart begins a series on how to set up a dining tarp. This is video #1 entitled "Friggin Riggin."

[@naps3386]

This is years and years of wisdom passed on in 3 minutes...thanks Lisa!! More, more!

[@grahamfisher5436]

I watch others canoe camping KZbin videos. however your videos are the only ones I apply your given knowledge.

[@MaineGuide34]

I like it. Breaking it down makes it easier to learn an remember thank you

[@chickenrun5483]

Hi Lisa. I like your channel very much and I"m always happy when a new video is online. In this case I don"t understand the complete setup. It helps when you show the setup as you did with the cooking site / fire place and the shelter. All the best to you! Cheers!

[@Mainepolingguide]

Don’t worry I absolutely plan to show the entire setup.

[@chickenrun5483]

@@Mainepolingguide Thank you!

[@mushercdn]

Good tips. Anxious to see the rest. Thanks for the video.

[@alanbierhoff6831]

Such useful information! Thank you

[@AmazinFireMan]

Great vid. Now, all I have to do is overcome my knotlexus. My brain does not compute with knot tying, as hard as I try. But, I never stop trying. Going to “study” real hard ‘cause I may be faced with cookin for a dozen this late spring. Much thanks.

[@3_Minutes_With_a_Maine_Guide]

Gordon, thanks for watching. I teach a 5 hour hands on tarps class check out my website 3MinutesMaineGuide.com. You only need 2 knots, I’m pretty confident we could solve that. Thanks so much for watching!

[@davidsimon6341]

The 3 minutes angle is nice, but I suspect that this series of rigging a fly would benefit from a "3 -ish min" review that collates the entire set up into a single video. I really like these series, they are fun and informative.

[@chrismatson7943]

The black lines are pure genius! Where's my marker?

[@Mainepolingguide]

Thank you Chris, it only took me 20 years to come up with it. Happy to share. Thanks for watching.

[@mikestillman8240]

What tarp do you like for your kitchen setup? You said yours is twenty years old, can you still get it or is the a modern available version you like. Thanks, love the videos!

[@3_Minutes_With_a_Maine_Guide]

My Dining fly is about 12x15 feet. I don’t think you can get them like mine, but honestly the hardware store tarp of the same size with the reinforced rubber corners, for the price, will do nothing but work.