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Q&A What are some good kayak fishing areas in Friendship, Maine?

The list of fish in that area is relatively easy to find, but the trick is identifying useful areas - the fishing trip websites don't give too much away. One useful place a friend told me about i...

posted 10y ago by roryalsop‭  ·  last activity 7y ago by System‭

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Q&A True fish attractants?

Yes, it is possible. In my experience, the best attractant is food. You want to put the attractant out well in advance, and preferably over a number of days. Anything blood based will work for ...

posted 10y ago by Russell Steen‭

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Q&A Brick Wall Rating

Unlike others, I think the route is pretty well described. There's basically a lot of flat, useable feet and a lot of flat crimp holds that are roughly 1/2 cm thick on a 90-degree wall. I think the...

posted 10y ago by shimizu‭

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Q&A Do polarized sunglasses protect against UV?

Polarization and UV protection on sunglasses are two different things. While UV refers to light of a wavelength of approximately 10nm to 400nm, light of any wavelength can be polarized. Sunglasses ...

posted 10y ago by imsodin‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are creative uses for retired carabiners?

A nalgene water bottle holder! You can then clip it to the back of your pack, and it helps with carrying it around! You may want to decorate yours though. Also caribiners are nice just to alway...

posted 10y ago by Liam McInroy‭

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Q&A Permanent Camping Cooler - No Ice Needed

Although technology has brought us many conveniences most of them require supporting power or other technology. You seem set on refrigeration and you say: "I am willing to go to just about any ext...

posted 10y ago by Mr.Wizard‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do permits for US/Canada public land work?

As I understand it the permits have a couple of goals: It's a revenue stream to pay for the maintenance of the areas It's a way of controlling numbers It's a way of enforcing that the person with...

posted 10y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are creative uses for retired carabiners?

You can drill some holes in your carabiner and use it as handle for mugs and other things in your home you need to lift. mug example

posted 10y ago by ibex‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are creative uses for retired carabiners?

This is probably going to be an unpopular opinion because it's not nearly as "feel good" as helping remote Asian herdsmen. (Which incidentally is probably one of few exceptions to what follows.) ...

posted 10y ago by Mr.Wizard‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Light-weight emergency overnight-gear

I would use a simple emergency bivy bag, a butt-pad (short sleeping pad) (thermarest, exped), some extra socks, buff and then you can sleep in all your clothes on the pad in this bag. this should w...

posted 10y ago by ibex‭  ·  last activity 8y ago by System‭

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Q&A What rope to chose to hold my body weight from a monkey fist knot

As Ben Crowell already noted you are not going to be taxing a rope very much in this application, and unless you are planning acrobatic moves off of these holds (which you very well may be) there ...

posted 10y ago by Mr.Wizard‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Tent placement?

I suppose the two main factors are how comfortable the location is and how likely the location is to have problems should the weather play an influence. For comfort, the best location will be flat...

posted 10y ago by Paul Lydon‭

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Q&A What temperatures can I expect in caves compared to surface?

The temperature within the cave is almost constant whatever the current surface temperature is. Once well away from surface influences, i.e., not near an entrance or another close connection to th...

posted 10y ago by Paul Lydon‭

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Q&A How do I determine if a tent can handle strong wind?

A first consideration in considering wind-resistance should be your choice of stakes and how you use them; an improperly staked tent is largely equivalent to an oversized kite. (Of course there is...

posted 10y ago by requiem‭

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Q&A How should a climbing rope be stored?

There is no care-protocol or anything as such. Just ensure that: It is neatly packed. Using a rope bag is a good practice, but not mandatory though. Its more for convenience I believe. If you don...

posted 10y ago by WedaPashi‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Anchor without cordelette?

Clove hitches on solid protection, clipped together to form master point. This video effectively describes the setup of an equalized anchor using just the rope, on three pieces of solid protection...

posted 10y ago by marcg‭

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Q&A How should a climbing rope be stored?

In a bag at the back of your closet will be fine. Your rope is made of nylon, which does not like the following: acids strong alkalis halogens (chlorine, flourine etc. and their compounds) bleach...

posted 10y ago by paul‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A How do I determine if a tent can handle strong wind?

Trying to find a tent like this, I thought of searching in reviews, blogs and shops in countries or areas that are very windy. Youtube and amateur reviewers always help. For example when I got my ...

posted 10y ago by Pixie‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Maxpedition Condor 2 unresolved questions

I ended ordering Condor 2 and find it pretty much perfect for my needs. And answers are : Pretty slim, about 5-8cm. But beware that the bag is so stiff and sturdy that this is not an easy task. ...

posted 10y ago by Sa&#x161;a &#x160;ijak‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Swimming across a strong current

From my experiences with white water rafting, It is actually far safer to cross at a deep point where the current will be slower even if you are with someone who is not a particularly strong swimme...

posted 10y ago by Aaron‭

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Q&A Best way to illuminate a tent?

Our smaller tent is a dome, the top has a smaller mesh square that clips inside it. I put one of those puck style led stickup lights in it for a light. Our bigger tent is a 2 room tent that we nev...

posted 10y ago by user3319‭

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Q&A Activities at the campsite

My favorite fireside activity is my family's version of 20 questions. Announce whether your an animal, vegetable or mineral and answer yes or no until they give up or get it. Marsh-mellows and the ...

posted 10y ago by Mazura‭

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Q&A How high to climb before clipping on a sport climb?

You certainly don't want to climb so high that your hips are above the clip before you do the clip. Your arms aren't long enough to reach down that far. When leading trad, I would typically prefer...

posted 10y ago by Ben Crowell‭

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Q&A Are there any phobia-friendly ways to deal with flies?

I recommend to go first to a therapist, particularly one specializing in anxiety disorders, preferably one that is familiar with and uses exposure therapy. I know you've already mentioned you are n...

posted 10y ago by whatsisname‭

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Q&A Rules for Carrying flammable subtances in UK

There isn't a problem carrying fuel for camping stoves (assuming in "sensible" quanities) in the UK. HOWEVER, when wild camping (i.e camping off of organised camp sites) in the UK, the ethos is to...

posted 10y ago by Paul Lydon‭

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