Gulkana River Day 3: Canyon Rapids & Fresh Greyling over the fire after a long paddle in the rain.

[@yetigonecrazy]

Awesome work boys!! THanks for sharing!

[@kentwilliams13]

Really enjoyed the video and nice edit. I have a Forager too. I believe I have seen that you also have a smaller one person packraft, so how did the Forager perform on both the WW and the flats while paddling solo as compared to your smaller boats?

[@ivanoutdoors]

I do. It’s a Kokopelli Recon and I love it hay boat it’s such a tank and capable for anything I’ll want to run. The Forager, however, is just such a different tool. It was mildly adaptable to flat water, better than the Recon would’ve been. Could use a removable skege. On the WW it was very easy to maneuver solo. I’ve never paddled it with another paddler. This trip was the second time I had the forager on any white water of significance and each time I’ve been very happy with it. While it’s not a hard shell kayak, It certainly gets the job done as well as any other white water inflatable. I would definitely hang onto it if you have one.

[@ivanoutdoors]

And I’m glad you enjoyed it thanks for checking it out

[@ivanoutdoors]

@@kentwilliams13 will do! Thanks. TN is beautiful. Likewise hit me up if ever in CO. And I accidentally removed your last comment. Sorry about that. Fat fingers I guess.

[@WVWes]

Im really wanting a packraft

[@ivanoutdoors]

You won’t regret it!

[@AndreasHoelck]

nice vid! what brand are those canoes?

[@ivanoutdoors]

They are: green-> kokopelli; red-> Alpacka. #packrafts