FS: Dagger Legend 16’ Canoe

Great all around canoe for sale in Oklahoma City area. Good for flat water, but boat is really at home on rivers and light white water with some nice rocker and a flat bottom. Tough to find Royalex hull is over 20 years old, but garage kept most of that time. Doubt there is one of equivalent age in better condition. Love the boat, but it hasn’t seen water in too many years.

Price includes canoe, two wooden paddles, and the pictured wall hanger. $400 OBO.

 

Wow wish u were closer. GLWS

 

What truchador said! Wish you were closer! That thing is mint! GLWS!

 

If you find yourself in SO Cal with the boat hit me up

 

Boat has lived in GA, LA, and OK. Looks like next stop could be TX, but not seeing a path to CA. Sorry.

 

No worries, worth a try!

 

Bump.

 

Gorgeous canoe. Superb value. Sending info to my son in NW AR. The paddles and wood/cane outfitting alone are worth more than the asking price.

 

NW Arkansas would be a great home for it. Made for the Buffalo.

 

What's the year of manufacture on that hull?

I have a Mohawk Intrepid 16' that is very similar to the Dagger 16. Bought it around 1998... beaten up in a lot of TN/NC III-IV rivers and it's still going strong. Royalex FTW.

 

Gonna say it’s about the same…1997 or 1998. Tough stuff. Too bad they don’t make it anymore.

 

Black Friday Bump. This canoe will be heading to Texas before long if no takers.

 

Just moved to OK. If I buy a house before you move to Texas, then I will talk to you about purchasing this.

 

What part of Texas? I am in the Killeen/Fort Hood area. Very interested.

 

You could get double that on pretty much any FB paddling page

 

Awesome boat, wish you were closer. I’ve been looking for a clean royalex boat for years, Mad Rivers in poor condition will fetch $800-1000 in the Northeast, someone will get a great deal!
Oh, and free bump!

 

In Houston now, but canoe is in storage back in OK. Should get it back from movers in mid-February assuming house purchase all goes well. Starting to think about holding onto it and finding some TX water to float.