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Flyaker:hey, Ariel-great report.  You really put on a lot of mileage - both in the paddle and with the beer!   Awesome. 

Yah and it shows with my ripped arms/back & fata$$ beer belly. Haha

Impressive recon tour!!! Even more impressive. 10 beers!!! and even MORE IMPRESSIVE, 10 pisses on a yak!!!! Way to keep the boiler full and chugging along...

I've perfected the paddle chug against current thanks to years of practice.

I've perfected the paddle chug against current thanks to years of practice.

I think I need to switch to a bigger yak so I can mount my 5 gal kegs on the back of the yak filled with homebrew!  Then you could just run a hose like a camelpack...

Now, how to keep it cold?

Nitrogen or dry ice

Nitrogen or dry ice

Yeah, but its about 2 feet tall and 10 inches around.  We homebrewers use them for parties, so you have to bring Co2.  I have seen neoprene jackets for them though.

Ariel, sorry to get sooo off topic, but I will share the brewskies. 

haha Matt, I think that will fit in the tankwell of the Marauder.  Might have to "prioritize" your fishing equipment though.

haha Matt, I think that will fit in the tankwell of the Marauder.  Might have to "prioritize" your fishing equipment though.

I can mount rod holders to the keg!  Good thinking Ben!

Must be some way to mount a special 'bladder' inside the yak to hold beer. then just pack it in some ice. 

I just have my small cooler that sits inside my tank well. Hold 12 beers and layer of ice on top. Nice and cold for hours.

Nitrogen or dry ice

Yeah, but its about 2 feet tall and 10 inches around.  We homebrewers use them for parties, so you have to bring Co2.  I have seen neoprene jackets for them though.

Ariel, sorry to get sooo off topic, but I will share the brewskies. 

No worries bro.

My trip was about fishing for the first hour & 1/2. After that it was about killing time, great paddling, & drinking brew.