Understanding how CFS influences your kayaking.
What is CFS This stands for Cubic Feet (per) Second. CFS equates to the volume of water moving downriver in a unit of measurement. The river’s width and depth, as […]
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Topics to think about before buying a kayak
Recreational kayak A common question which is asked in our sessions is – what is the correct boat for me? With many kayak choices on the market, there is certainly […]
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The “experienced” kayaker
How many times have we read the phrase, “They were an experienced kayaker/paddler”? This seems to be a term used by reporters posthumously as they write an article of […]
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Items for kayak safety.. and some you may not have thought about
Being prepared for your next water adventure and packing the right items for the uncertainty can be overwhelming. Ideally, what you bring along should reflect upon your paddle destination and […]
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Whether liked or not, weather will be a factor .
As paddlers, we must have a basic understanding of weather and weather patterns. Knowledge of simple weather predictions and forecasting will provide a safe and memorable paddle. Before heading […]
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Cosmetic scratches making your boat look old?
For those of us who have fiberglass yaks understand how beautiful they can be when they are shiny and new. Keeping them that way, can be a bit of a […]
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Getting rescued by the USCG (training)
Last week, I covered how to use a VHF and what steps it takes to call for help. This week will be a continuation of the process, and what it […]
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How to make that all important call
Using a VHF radio (or otherwise called a marine radio) can be a lifesaving device for when you really need help on the water. Understanding how to use it and […]
Read MoreTrip report – The Horicon Marsh, Wisconsin
Paddle destination: Horicon Marsh (southern aspect) Launch/Land locations: Launch – Green Head Road N8600 Green Head Rd, Mayville, WI Land – One Mile Island Trail Head and parking 204 […]
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