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| Stolen Gear | Hey folks. My Sweet full face was stolen(bird blue L/XL) as well as all my snowboard gear and an expensive torque wrench. If anyone sees the helmet... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Whitewater Forum : Contacting Jeff Bennett |
Author: chipmaney Subject: Contacting Jeff Bennett Posted: 27 Oct 2016 at 12:54pm Originally posted by tradguy2
The Napeequa? It is class 2/3 in the valley but I'm pretty sure the canyon section drops at over 200fpm for several miles. Plus, that would be a brutal hike in. I do know it has been run before. Tom Bath lives!!! |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| If you paddle a canoe, you might be racist?? | Having only skimmed the article and not really having any interest in spending more time on it, it seems to me that the article is misrepresenting... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Chit Chat : Action Alert: Snohomish Co. voters: Save the Sky! |
Author: Travisimo Subject: Action Alert: Snohomish Co. voters: Save the Sky! Posted: 27 Oct 2016 at 1:04pm Too late, I already voted! ...But I read that in the voters pamphlet and voted for him. Cool to see an actual politician come out against damaging rivers. "Sustainable" is a term I hear floated mostly about small hydro. Pleasant surprise, hope he wins. |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| Whitewater Forum : Contacting Jeff Bennett |
Author: chipmaney Subject: Contacting Jeff Bennett Posted: 27 Oct 2016 at 1:03pm Wynoochee River (Olympic Peninsula; 20-30 miles with excellent fishing) Klickitat (Columbia Gorge; multiple reaches) John Day River (long, high desert, multiple reaches) Grande Ronde River (long, high desert, multiple reaches) Queets River (Olympic Peninsula) |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| Whitewater Forum : June Multiday Trips |
Author: megspk Subject: June Multiday Trips Posted: 27 Oct 2016 at 1:54pm I actually got some summer vacation next year at the beginning of June. What are some suggestions of multiday rivers within 10 or 12 hours of Seattle? I'm looking for class 3/4 or easier. I've done the Rogue and Hell's Canyon a couple times each, so I'm looking for something new that doesn't require a permit, is easy to get cancelled permits on, or a trip that I could possibly add on to! Thanks in advance! Megan |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| Grand Canyon High Flow "Probably" Coming in November! | It was officially announced today! From the BuRec folks in Page, at the dam: *High Flow Experiment at Glen Canyon Dam *The Bureau of... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Religions | ---Quote (Originally by Livenswell)--- Religions are for people afraid of going to hell... Spirituality is for people who have been there... A... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Middle Fork of the Salmon Outfitter Recommendation? | Either ASV or NWRC will meet your needs. I've done the Middle Fork with ASV and the Rogue twice with NWRC. My Rogue trips were a Class III rowing... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Oar length RMR 13 footer? | I've rowed my rig a few times with the 9' oars and they work well. However, I wonder if 8.5 foot oars might be better for some of the tighter... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| If you paddle a canoe, you might be racist?? | That was interesting comments my lil wayne. I do think your spot on the media thing. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Whitewater Forum : June Multiday Trips |
Author: NateW Subject: June Multiday Trips Posted: 27 Oct 2016 at 3:30pm I read recently that you can do multiday trips on the Klamath river - it's almost all roadside, but apparently pretty remote and the road isn't right on top of the river. http://www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/state-summary/state/CA/ I don't really know much about it beyond that, but it was mentioned on another forum as a good multiday non permitted river option. It's not multiday, but given you've mentioned June, if you have not spent some time at the Lochsa you really should try to make that happen. Amazing whitewater, easy to snag shuttles (in general), and lots of people out there. |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| 12 foot Cat tubes wanted! | I'm in Australia half the year, and folks here only paddle raft, rarely if ever row. I'm turning them on to rowing cats for safety and fun, and... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Warm clothes for rafting | Cool, thanks guys. Lots to consider here. Drysuits are so dang expensive! | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Oar length RMR 13 footer? | Yes 8.5 or 8 would suit you better back east. I have rowed a few tight rivers, cheoah, upper yough, rivers of this type. You can cut those oars... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| If you paddle a canoe, you might be racist?? | ---Quote (Originally by dirtbagkayaker)--- Found this article. Hummmm??? White People in Canoes (Yes, Canoes) Reek of Cultural Appropriation,... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Oar length RMR 13 footer? | I had a 13 ft raft and ran 8.5 oars for a season. went up to 9 footers and it was much more responsive imo. 8.5 footers were way too short for my... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Found at 18 Road in Fruita | it isnt a striped cat stuffed animal is it. If so there is another thread you should on here you should reply to. May be totally unrelated. Lost... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Warm clothes for rafting | ---Quote (Originally by climbbd510)--- Lots to consider here. Drysuits are so dang expensive! ---End Quote--- And worth every red cent when you... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| 160DD vs Hyside SB | I've got a 16 year old Hyside. Still in fantastic shape. I just picked up a 2012 156R this spring. Both are great boats and you won't go wrong with... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Grand Canyon High Flow "Probably" Coming in November! | Awesome!!! Great to see concerns for the river environment being put back into the equation. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Chit Chat : kayaks on a hitch??? |
Author: MN Mike Subject: kayaks on a hitch??? Posted: 27 Oct 2016 at 8:56pm Van question: The adventure van we're looking at (95 chevy G20) is of the super-tall variety with a fiber-glass top, so putting boats up there is going to require some engineering up front and regular bouts of climbing and heavy lifting -- workable, but not ideal. I've seen rigs with racks that set kayaks vertically in the rear on a trailer hitch which seems like the way to go, but I'm not finding a simple "plug and play" hitch that looks like it would do the job. Anybody have some wisdom to share on the issue as far as what to buy and how to customize? The van has a 2x2 hitch and a big steel plate behind the bumper (looked solid when I poked my head underneath in the evening's dark and drizzle), so there are solid attachment points. I'm curious to hear what others have done. |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| Dildo Rock + Noah's Ark = WTF | Give a man knowledge and he will make appropriate moves providing safe passage between energizer and dildo. Give a man religion and he will wrap his... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Chit Chat : kayaks on a hitch??? |
Author: fiddleyak Subject: kayaks on a hitch??? Posted: 27 Oct 2016 at 9:44pm I asked this question on Boatertalk a few years ago and got some good responses (can't seem to get the search function to work). The issue with boats stacked vertically on a rack is that they will bounce side to side which will put a lot of strain on the trailer hitch. My solution has been to stack boats vertically on a hitch rack and then also tie them to the back of the vehicle. I bolted in anchor points on the vehicle as well as a horizontal bar. Here's the hitch rack I use: http://www.harborfreight.com/500-lb-capacity-deluxe-cargo-carrier-66983.html |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| Loss of the internet to forign countries | Yeah. This time it was fair game as it was eddied and took little time to fact check. Stuff like this is a pet peeve. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| BV Day of the Dead 2016 | Bump. Some good times coming for tomorrow. Live music at both the Lariat and Deerhammer... Image:... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Dildo Rock + Noah's Ark = WTF | Paul, that is the best Gauley video I've seen in a long time - thanks for giving this thread some purpose! I still have a NA paddle from the... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Gary at Rowframe Incommunicado | No wonder he won't talk to me. He's too busy with y'all!:p | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Warm clothes for rafting | Also, keep an eye on Boatertalk. You can set up an alert that will email you every time someone posts one on the gear swap, and since a drysuit can... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Chit Chat : kayaks on a hitch??? |
Author: huckin harms Subject: kayaks on a hitch??? Posted: 28 Oct 2016 at 7:43am Here's another idea, albeit a much more spendy one: https://www.sylvansport.com/go-easy/ |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| Warm clothes for rafting | Or, find a fleece lined neoprene wetsuit. I have an older Bomber gear, fleece lined long sleeve top and long pants. Super warm, even when... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Gary at Rowframe Incommunicado | Gary recently built me a cat frame. I am happy with the frame and the price. My take is Gary is the typical small business operating out of his... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Found at 18 Road in Fruita | Yeah, I saw that one. The stuff I found wasn't on the river. It was at a mountain biking area/campground. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Religions | I believe I'll have another beer. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Gary at Rowframe Incommunicado | Thanks guys. I know he makes quality frames at a good price. I just can't reach him. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Whitewater Forum : June Multiday Trips |
Author: JoesKayak Subject: June Multiday Trips Posted: 28 Oct 2016 at 9:58am The Grande Ronde is a nice run. The upper section, starting on the Wallowa River down to Troy is beautiful with nice camping but mostly class 2 with a couple easier 3s. June can be high water though, so there can still be some nice waves. You can also continue all the down to Heller Bar on the Snake river for a longer trip (~80 miles?). The lower section has more private property so I'd talk to someone who's been on it for tips about camping. Also in the lower section, near the end of the run is a section of 3-4 called the Narrows. I haven't been on the Owyhee, but I hear both the upper (4/5) seciton and lower (2/3) are very nice, but often is too low by June. But you could keep the Owyhee as your top choice and if there's some rain to bring it up, go do that and use the Grande Ronde as your backup plan. If you liked Hells Canyon, a very similar run is The Lower Salmon is a great no-permit 3/4 run (BUT) in June it is usually high water... meaning the Slide Rapids (about 5 miles up from Snake Confluence) will be huge and likely to flip any and all boats. This time of year most people take out at an alternate takeout above the Slide for a shorter trip. http://www.blm.gov/style/medialib/blm/id/publications.Par.25997.File.dat/LSR_BoaterGuide2005.pdf |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| Cisco to Loma Ride this Weekend | Sent you a pm...so far unread. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Cisco to Loma Ride this Weekend | Hey sorry man, been busy last couple days. Just got the PM's - I definitely appreciate the offer but we managed to figure it out with another group.... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Warm clothes for rafting | ---Quote (Originally by pete_stephenson1)--- Or, find a fleece lined neoprene wetsuit. I have an older Bomber gear, fleece lined long sleeve top... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Warm clothes for rafting | climbbd510, are you a Men's Medium by chance? I have an NRS drysuit I might be looking to upgrade. It's 4 years old with new gaskets and I could make... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Gary at Rowframe Incommunicado | I bought a frame and 2 oars from Gary 2 years ago. It was a great deal, well made and he responded in a reasonable time frame. Okieboater is correct.... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Warm clothes for rafting | I have a lightly used hydroskin 1.5 top(fleece lined) size large I could part with. Sent from my iPhone using Mountain Buzz | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Gary at Rowframe Incommunicado | Good dude IMO. His yokes are strong as hell! | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| 160DD vs Hyside SB | I bought a 160dd back in January when Aire was clearing out their stock to update the geometry of the boat. So far I have been pretty happy with the... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Religions | ---Quote (Originally by dirtbagkayaker)--- I believe I'll have another beer. ---End Quote--- I'll drink to that!! | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Religions | Sometimes I think the biggest problem with religion, is it gets in between people and God. Just cause some clown on a pulpit says it's true, don't... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Whitewater Forum : June Multiday Trips |
Author: FLUID Subject: June Multiday Trips Posted: 28 Oct 2016 at 8:13pm you need to pack your bags and head to Idaho and do all the classics back to back pre season while soaking in every hot springs you find... lochsa > Selway> Middle fork into the main and finish it off with the lower salmon.. if you want ? |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
| Warm clothes for rafting | I'd rather see everyone in cheap Chinese boats and $1000 dry suits than spending the money on the boats and skimping on your personal protection. I'm... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| Propane in Chile | These make me a little nervous but if you don't have any other option as long as you have a large tank you should be GTG.... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
| North Fork Boise | Nobody?? Sent from my SM-G930V using Mountain Buzz mobile app | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else |
