KAYAKING & RAFTING

According to the United States Coast Guard’s 2018 Boating Statistics report, canoe, kayak and standup paddleboard fatalities were down 12.8 percent. The number of deaths for personal paddlecraft dropped from 149 in 2017 to 133 last year. Jim Emmons, public outreach director at the Watersports Safety Foundation (WSF), credits a tide change in awareness. “WSF’s
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[embedded content] Published on February 16th, 2022 | by Kayak Session Follow Scottish paddler Petram Gurung through the fiery autumn foliage of the Scottish Highlands in this short film by NRS. Tags: autumn, Kober Paddles, NRS, Petram Gurung, pyranha kayaks, scotland
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The next time someone asks why you’re disappearing with your paddling buds into the wilderness for days at a time, tell them this: studies prove paddling is a factor to happiness. But how does hopping in a canoe together help to build healthy relationships? How to be happier and live the good life Since 1939, Harvard
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Charleston, South Carolina, is one of the most popular fishing destinations in America, and redfish are among its biggest draws. The confluence of swamp rivers and marsh rivers combines world-class freshwater fishing with world-class saltwater fishing. Kayak Angler contributor and pro photographer Aaron Black-Schmidt takes us on a virtual tour of the Low Country with
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The beauty of silent paddling is just that—the silence. You can paddle along a stretch of shoreline at dusk with the only sound of your passing being the small rippling wake slapping the rocks. Every sound of the forest is crystal clear: a creek burbling, the distant hooting of an owl, a frog croaking. Traveling
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Tyler Clark is a tournament pro from northern Alabama. After fishing the College Kayak Series and winning local and national tournaments, Clark has dialed in his topwater action. Alabama is a diverse fishery with lakes, ponds and rivers holding largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass. Each species and every scenario calls for a different topwater presentation.
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Most recreational kayaks come in 8-, 10- or 12-foot lengths. Aside from youth kayaks, 8 foot kayaks are some of the shortest boats you’ll find. With an 8 ft kayak, you’ll get a kayak that turns much more quickly than a longer boat. These petite packages store easily and suit smaller paddlers like kids or
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