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4,025,559 Views • Sep 17, 2022 • Click to toggle off description
Large and Heavier Canoes are hard to flip. This is a technique that's a bit easier to manage.
This is good for canoeing for beginners or advanced canoeists.
It's used if you find yourself far from shore and cant swim to it.
Since this canoe is about 16'6 long - the Capistrano Flip Method doesn't really work for me.
In this video I show how to empty a swamped canoe, flip it over, and then get in - all in deep water.
Best piece of advice I can give here is to practice the technique so you can stay calm and perform it if you ever need to!
If your looking for the Bailing Pouch I use, you can find it here:
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00:00 Introduction
00:29 Performing the Flip
01:00 Bailing the Canoe
01:48 How to Re-Enter A Canoe Thats Swamped
I use a canoe bailer, and do solo canoe rescue techniques, not really solo canoe reviews but more deep water canoe rescue. Will work with Swift canoes and nova craft canoes as well as any other.
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Date of upload: Sep 17, 2022 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
It’s refreshing to see a YouTuber that just gets straight to the point rather than talk garbage for most of the video…..Thank you.
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We used to practice this when we were kids at summer camp as part of our canoe lessons. It was a lot easier when you only weighed 80 lbs.
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You'll never know how many lives you will save by creating and posting this video, but even it is only one it was well worth it. Thank you for sharing.
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I don’t have a canoe and I probably can’t even swim (never tried), but I’d like to say how I appreciated this tutorial for many reasons:
- you went straight to the point;
- you told what to do;
- you told how to do it;
- you told why to do it;
- you told what could go wrong;
- you showed how it looks like when it goes wrong;
- the audio and image quality are amazing;
- you even added a clip from above so we could see how you did it;
Truly amazing tutorial!
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I'll admit that before this video, I had no idea how to get back in a canoe. Now I believe, thanks to you, that I'm a decent chance of doing it.
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You’re not treading water. You’re floating, because you’re wearing a PFD. Because you’re a smart person and this is a good video.
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This is a great video. 3 minutes long, to the point, and I feel like I've learned something quite useful.
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Very informative. 💯 No begging for likes or subscribing. No BS ads in between. Not bragging. This is how a video on YouTube should be. ❤️❤️👍
Well done. Thank you so much for posting this informative video.
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Many, many years ago when I was an avid canoer, on my first trip out each year I purposely would tip the canoe and then get back in as practice. I did it at least once a season. As with any skill, you need to practice. The more you know, the less you fear. Great video.
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When I was trained to canoe at YMCA camp, we were taught to get into the canoe over the bow or stern end, not from the side. I taught that to the scouts before a canoe trip. Yes, we had to use the technique .
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I can’t really see me ever getting in a canoe voluntarily but this came up on my feed and maybe,just maybe one day I’ll need to know this and it might save my life so thank you.
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I really appreciate this video and the different camera angles so we can see how to do it from all sides. My son just got his Eagle Scout rank, and they practice this stuff a lot. Especially during their Northern Tier adventure camp up in Minnesota this past summer. So he and his fellow Scouts know these things, but I feel that us parents need to know this stuff too! Thank you!
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Best to practice before you need to use it. While camping we would take canoe and flip them just for practice. We would use the 1st technique that you explained.
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The first time my 10 year old son went out on Great Slave Lake's Yellowknife Bay with his canoe class, they wound up rescuing two tourists by rafting two canoes together and then performed a T rescue. The class was awarded a Lt. Governor's life-saving citation.
I learned something new watching this video.
I've practised getting into a canoe by carefully and slowly hoisting myself up on the stern and balancing very carefully as I slither to the center. that always worked for me
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Zowie. What a valuable video! I've been fooling around in canoes and flat-bottom boats for many years, and this is the first time I've ever seen this demonstrated. Thanks a million!
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I appreciate these types of videos and it's very important to learn the mechanics in a controlled environment. You're not gonna wipe out in that calm water though. It will happen in wind and chop and current with a boat load of gear and maybe a dog and your cell phone, too.
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Wish I had seen this before I fell out of my canoe last October. I almost made it. The canoe didn’t flip over, I had a bit of vertigo and just fell out. Thanks for posting this. Send this video to anyone you know who has a canoe.
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I was literally thinking about this the other day cause I wanna buy more outdoorsy stuff but Im also prudent and was thinking about the logistics of getting back in after tipping over. Makes me also realize I should put my future gear under a net in something watertight and also just practice this in general when the time comes. Thanks a lot!
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I like how you explain stuff. Straight to the point and with all the necessary details. 😎💪🏻
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@TheBearEssentials
10 months ago
CONSIDERATIONS: 1) This is for Deep water where you cannot swim to shore. 2) I am wearing a life vest and treading water (not standing) 3) Bailing is necessary, if you don’t, too much water will be in the canoe and you’ll instantly capsize when pulling up. 4) Some people find using the BOW or STERN to be better for them. If you have the upper body strength, this is a good technique. If you are not able to pull yourself up like this, the technique I show utilizes legs and balance a bit more. Either way, try both and find which works best for you. Not everyone can do the bow/stern pull up.
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