List of (mostly) YouTube links concerning paddling (currently covers sit-in and sit-on-top kayaks, and SUP’s)
Once you view these YouTube will list similar items. The same applies to articles.
(Generally reference Paddling.com and PaddleTV on YouTube)
Some things are best seen from a distance. Erupting volcanoes, for example, or waterspouts. Or flying canoes, come to think of it. There's nothing like watching 55 pounds poly plastic kayak headed for your windshield at 65 mile an hour to concentrate the mind.
Originally published in Sea Kayaker magazine's August 2010 issue. Copied here with persmision from Randy Morgart
Friday, February 19th, the weather was better than it had been in some time with temperatures in the upper thirties and overcast. I knew I couldn't make a Saturday trip with friends and I was in the mood to paddle solo.
Outline of safety requirements and guidelines to be followed for club paddle outings
Advancement of skill level assumes mastery of preceding levels.
Below is a list of day trips in and around St. Louis.
There's no way I would ever recommend a specific kayak for anyone. Kayak preferences are as personal as underwear. But there are some general considerations, which can help anyone find a kayak.
I bought my first kayak, right in the middle of a balmy June. It was great, the weather was perfect, and I spent the better part of a week out on the water every afternoon.
Here is a list of common and not so common kayaking terms and their definitions.
