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PaddleNews | September 7, 2022 |
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| by Adrian Meissner Every year we do a family and friends canoe trip. This year, we decided to venture further from home. We wanted deep wilderness, continuous flow and mountain scenery. In order to make it affordable for our party of 10, we needed a river that did not require fly-in access. We did some research and discovered the Lower Stikine fit the bill. We learned a lot along the way… |
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Message Board of the Week |
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| Sometimes referred to as Abbey Country, Utah's wide open spaces, red rock canyons, and nuanced vistas make for a wonderful destination and a unique environment worth experiencing! |
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| Delta Kayaks | | This is a combined review of both the Delta 16 and GearLab Akiak Greenland paddle. I have had this setup for about four months now and probably… |
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| | Bluefin SUP | | Bought two of these last year, as reviews and recommendations from Instructors were very positive. Overall, very happy- had to send one board back… | |
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| | Seattle Sports | | Perfect for regular kayak paddle but has flaws- size is just right but needs to be fitted properly to have correct effect- too far in and you do end… | |
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| by Jeff Moag Five lessons from a dramatic close call caught on video. Anyone who has helped a fellow paddler recover from a swim in deep water knows how difficult it can be, whether the craft you’re working from is a canoe, a sea kayak or whitewater boat. Now imagine handling such a rescue alone, with a victim who is hypothermic – and you’re on a surfski. |
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