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Susitna River first descent

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:21:28 +0000

Somewhere there is a 16mm film of the original. I have posted this in the hope that the owner of the original film will see this. If so, please tell me to take this off, and I hope you post the original. The world should remember these events in river running and the fight to save our wild river experiences. All I know is one of the paddlers was Walt Blackadar and the river was threatened by a dam, hence the film. Some time back in the 1970s. Huge rapids and even bigger balls.

Jackson Kayak Rock Star

Tue, 07 Feb 2012 10:18:55 +0000

Here is the much anticipated 2011 ROCK STAR! More volume, more leverage, less swing weight, faster, though why should you believe us? Go check it out for yourself. jacksonkayak.com

Upper Cherry Creek

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 10:16:59 +0000

Upper Cherry Creek in the Californian High Sierras. More at www.benbrown.co.nz

Kayak Core Training Part 1

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:20:59 +0000

This video highlights some functional training exercises for kayaking.

Kayak Core Training Part 1

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:20:59 +0000

This video highlights some functional training exercises for kayaking.

Laos from Top to Bottom, Part III: Vang Vieng

Mon, 30 Jan 2012 10:17:12 +0000

Follow John and Cara as they wind their way through the exotic yet isolated country of Laos in South East Asia. Features the town of Vang Vieng a backpackers paradise, kayaking on the Nam Song River, caving, swimming, and Bia Lao.

Shark in a Kayak – catching a 5′ lemon shark on the Calusa Blueway.

Sat, 28 Jan 2012 10:22:31 +0000

Don has a productive day of fishing. A 23″ speckled sea trout, and a 5′ lemon shark! IN A KAYAK!!!! Interested in kayak fishing? go to: groups.yahoo.com In the Naples, FL area? go to: groups.yahoo.com Concerning “extreme kayak fishing”: Beginning kayak fishers may read the reports that I write, watch the You Tube videos, etc., and get the impression that this is an established sport, and that anyone with a kayak and a fishing rod can go out and do it. I do not mean to give that impression. Fishing for shark, tarpon, amberjack, cobia, etc. from kayaks is NOT for the uninitiated. There are real risks, and real dangers involved. Sure, it’s exciting, but it is “extreme kayak fishing”. When you go after these species and other large species, you are dealing with an apex predator that is capable of putting a real hurt on you when things go wrong. You need to know the risks, and be prepared… and even then, things can still go wrong. If you are thinking about doing extreme kayak fishing, then you need to understand that you are taking the risks upon yourself. I understand that, and accept that. I am not new to kayaking. I have been kayaking for about 15 years, and have experienced extreme conditions of wind, waves, weather, and currents. I am fairly new to kayak fishing – only the last few years – but I bring my years of kayaking experience to the sport of kayak fishing. Any kayak fisher, fishing in any water, can encounter dangers. There is a lot to take into account when you …

Simplifying the Roll with Helen Wilson – Trailer

Thu, 26 Jan 2012 10:19:08 +0000

Preview of the DVD: Simplifying the Roll with Helen Wilson. More info at GreenlandorBust.org. video: Bryant Burkhardt Kayaking (www.bbkayaking.com)

Rolling a Kayak with Ken Whiting-White Water

Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:29:04 +0000

To learn all the different whitewater kayak rolls, visit our WhitewaterPaddlingTV youtube channel at www.youtube.com Produced by The Heliconia Press www.helipress.com

Sea Kayak Sailing, Tasmania

Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:17:41 +0000

An exhilarating sail in sea kayaks in the Furneaux Islands of Tasmania. Strong winds and tides made this a trip to remember. Not for the faint hearted.