Kayaking

Feelfree is based out of the gorgeous mountain region of North Carolina.  They include a tight knit team of anglers, paddlers and outdoors people with over 50 years of combined industry experience. All Feelfree kayaks are built for seafaring and freshwater excursions.   They are known for their world class development team and unique color … Read more

So You’re Looking For A Pink Kayak?  Well here goes.  I’m not going to ask why you want a pink kayak, but if you do, read on!  There are a few good brands to choose from.  Let’s take a look at what we found out about pink kayaks.  Enjoy! In this article we’ll review two of the more popular … Read more

A kayak isn’t just a vehicle that transports you over the water from point A to point B. It’s also a great way to enjoy Mother Nature and all her glory. The blue skies and the fluffy clouds above you, the waters that reach up to the waters, and the mountains and beaches in the … Read more

Eskimos started using kayaks about 5,000 years ago, and its basic design is still the same. Of course, technology has developed quite a bit since those early days. Still, tradition plays an important role in kayak design, and Ocean Kayak certainly ascribes to that “stick to what works best” philosophy. Their first Scrambler kayaks were … Read more

What’s The Right Seaward Kayak for You? Kayaking has become quite affordable these days. You’ve got these new kayaks coming from China that’s extremely cheap, although they’re virtually disposable since the quality is quite cheap as well. But least you can enjoy them for a few months, until it breaks down on you and you … Read more

In this clip we’re going to look at some of the features that tandem kayaks have. Obviously a tandem kayak holds two people, but there’s a lot more to it than that. Again, like the other boats you’ve got grab points on the bow of the front and the stern. This boat has a generous … Read more

So if you’re going to be paddling solo, you’re obviously going to have to learn how to carry your boat by yourself and while these boats are fairly light as they go, they do weight between about forty and eighty pounds and so it can be a bit of a task to carry them. So … Read more

So this morning we are in Wilderness and we’ve decided to do a bit of canoeing. We’re out on the water now and it is a beautiful day, so we’re just going to be traveling upstream and maybe doing a little bit of hiking later. So we’ve done a lot of kayaking before together but … Read more

If you remember, you saw us last time at ICAST 2012; where we had the Pro Angler 12 on display. This is one of our boats that’s been rigged up for a tournament. The Hobie Fishing World, which was held in Austin, Texas this year. So I showed you some of the cool features last … Read more

So, one of the most important parts of being able to paddle well in a solo canoe is having the outfitting correct and you can see that I have a double thigh strap set of outfitting here, I’ve got knee cups for my knees down here, so I got nice comfortable knee pads, they provide … Read more

If you’re making plans to take your family camping at a lake this summer, you might be tinkering with the idea of adding a canoe to the family fun. Before you commit to one of these smooth-gliding watercraft, you’re going to have to figure out what size and style is best for your family. From … Read more

Hello everyone, Andy here at the Sunshine Coast. This is Ewen Maddock Dam. It is late in the afternoon. I am hoping to catch my dinner and cook it. I will try to catch a Bass, or Tilapia. I have brought a gas cooker with me. I will be catching and cooking in the kayak. … Read more

Well it’s day 01 solo adventure in the Adirondacks This is Blue Mountain lake It is a bit of an overcast start to the day nothing stops it Well i have just reached Long Island on Blue Mountain Lake It is a nice little island which has 4 designated wild camping sites I’ve had a … Read more

Hey folks. Another rainy day here today, These last three weeks it’s rained Thursday, Friday, Saturday pretty much. And it’s filled the lake as you saw in the videos last week. So I’m not sure I’m going to be able to go out. I might try another spot but we’ll see. In the meantime I … Read more

One of the most commonly used strokes in the solar white water canoe is the forward sweep and the reverse sweep. The forward sweep is a way to turn your boat away from your paddle side towards off side, as well as move it forward at the same time. There’s 3 basic principals of the … Read more

Today, I’m going to tell you about this Super Caravelle inflatable 2-person boat from Sevylor. This boat is made with durable PVC and a reinforced bottom. It has tunnel chambers on the bottom to add support and assist with tracking. Plus it has an inner safety chamber, just in case you get snagged. It also … Read more

Let you urban adventure begin at the Trinity River Kayak Company We have trips along 22 miles of the Trinity river Beginning at Lake Lewisville dam Going through Lewisville Into Carrollton By Coppell Down into Irving And ending at California Crossing dam in Dallas Your adventure begins at the Trinity River Kayak Company headquarters On … Read more

(nervous lumberjack) when there is a big roots like this… it fell down this way… (many voices) this is very fragile we gonna put it under (the bark) Do you see my stick (on the other side of the log) Yes I see it! The bark is removed That’s nice I can’t go further now because … Read more