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Little Beaver Guideboat Works offers individually handcrafted boats in an array of styles, including wood ribbed models with composite hulls for those interested in retaining the "original" look of a late 1800's Guide Boat. Also available are wood-stripped versions of several models. In this day and age of specialized products with only single uses, Little Beaver Guideboat Works offers Adirondack Guide Boats with one simple hull design yet, with many uses. Everyone from outdoors people, campers, and racers to family groups will be pleased with the Guide Boat's multiple uses. Boaters wanting to race, fish, exercise, camp or take the family on a pleasure cruise will only need to purchase one craft. In a pamphlet published in 1889, "of all boats, give me the flat-bottomed, light built, graceful Adirondack. With a little practice you learn to guide it instinctively, as a bird uses its wings. It obeys the prompting of every impulse and is so easily propelled in smooth water, you never need tire." Ibis, Forest and Stream, 1889 Boaters wanting to race, fish, exercise, camp or take the family on a pleasure cruise will only need to purchase one craft. In a pamphlet published in 1889, H. Dwight Grant wrote, "Thirty years of experience has demonstrated to the Adirondack Guide that no other boat manufactured can begin to compete with them for durability, speed, lightness, capacity and ability to ride through rough water in safety." The same holds true today. Coupling the uniqueness of design with the advantage afforded by using 8 foot oars, these boats are truly a one-of-a-kind rowing experience.
We agree, come "mess around" in one of our boats. Visit us at: www.littlebeaverguideboatworks.com Let us help you enjoy a veritable rowing pleasure.
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