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Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
James has an excuse for all these issues they are either somehow the customers fault or the vendor such as Maravia. Funny though these issues don't...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
didgeridoo? Gotta be a Kayaker. Only a Kayaker would do that. Uncivilized bunch for sure. :)
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
FWIW, my passenger gets to spread out on a table w/paco pad that sits on the frame over a drop bag -- she has room to chill (happy wife!) and a lower...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
You can get under everything up to 1800 which is the largest release Denver water likes to put down there. You must remember to duck. Lots of dead...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
It would run at 10000+ every year if ID Power would let it. Hells canyon would be MASSIVE! Sent from my iPhone using Mountain Buzz
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: JoesKayakSubject: Newbie PaddlePosted: 10 Jun 2016 at 8:47amThe upper Wenatchee is a great beginner run. Similar size and feel as the SF Sky run too. It's a long run so most the time people run a section of it rather than all 16 miles. The bridge on the Chumstick Highway basically divides the run in half so it's a good put-in or take out. You can run from Lake Wenatchee to there or put ...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I just sent you a pm
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
IMO, the Shelly's section since the flood has gotten harder. There are a couple of bigger drops then beforw at the beginning, the boulder garden has...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Us, too!!
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Cool, I'll be running a 10' Cat so shouldn't be too much of a hassle at the take out.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
My wife and I will be going down Brown's Canyon tomorrow with a few friends and then we are stuck by ourselves for Sunday. You're more than welcome...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Looks like the thread on pnwboaters got purged and closed, I was enjoying his responses to shap quite a bit, but I guess "the mods" over there...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by Anchor)--- He thinks the carpet pissers did this? The PVC wrapped galvanized sounds solid. If you install this set up,...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
There are sorts of embedded spreadsheet things in there that won't be visible if you just print it, but can be easily recreated in another...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
You've just taken your first steps into a much larger world. Congrats Relax, all right? My old man is a television repairman, he's got this...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Bump, send me a PM if you'd like to meet up this evening. Tis the time to get on the poudre as much as possible!
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by mcfarrel)--- I have a 14' otter and I run ...the frontier play 38x18x13 kitchen box up in the bow end of my frame... I...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Wow. That's a great tool. Thank you for sharing. I haven't tried to save it yet but I can always print it out and use it for a template to create my...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: zenofwwSubject: MF Nooksack fridayPosted: 10 Jun 2016 at 6:22amI would drop in to the MF after work tonight if you still want to run it then? I know it quite well and the flows are good for a med-low run and it was clean a few weeks ago.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
This is one I use tailored to the Middle Fork. Maybe it helps some. ...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
All sites were open and it looked like none had been flooded. The beaches in the Black Rocks area were a bit thin due to the water level, but as of...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by jonseim)--- Which one was overpriced, may have a good lead on the nrs and msr, talked to Matt at dragonfly and may be going...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Got the raft! Found what I think is a great deal. Got a 14' riken pioneer sb, frame, seat, oars, 8 paddles, straps and 2 jackets for $2500. The only...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
We did Rancho to 2 Bridges Monday. All was well, though the final bridge was a tight squeeze (I think they've opened the takeout before the bridge to...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Left my Thermarest on Dolores on June 6th. I remember rolling it up but then probably forgot to pack it at mile 78.5. It would be awesome if ...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Hey All4, very familiar with it and what gets it wet. Which is not often enough! It would be an Idaho classic if it ran at 10000+ every year. For...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I know Huppy Bar was a sponsor for the Lyons Games, not sure about CO retail locations. Huppy is killin' it these days so hopefully it won't be long....
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Bradfield to Dewey bridge in 4 days. Awesome trip!! So beautiful down there!!Attachment 11722...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by Sembob)--- I would always opt for a larger wing. Especially on hot _*dessert*_ trips. Jim ---End Quote--- ^^^^^^^^^ ...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I seem to recall someone had put together a spreadsheet with meals that do calculations of ingredients based on the meal selection and the number of...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: TravisimoSubject: MF Nooksack fridayPosted: 09 Jun 2016 at 9:32pmDid you guys get out there? Level? Wood?
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by blind mango)--- Thanks. I don't think its due to high flows since 20K flows occur most good ppt years. I also thought one...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I will check back with time we will be at launch. We have a 14 ft hyside that we will paddle. It makes for less gear to haul up the six mile trail. ...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I have a 14' otter and I run the 36x16x16 dry box from nrs in the stern end and the frontier play 38x18x13 kitchen box up in the bow end of my frame....
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
That sucks man . I use wheel barrow berrings, gate hardware, and a length of galvanized pipe for mine. A website called stupid guide tricks.com is...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by restrac2000)--- You only have to pay for one person to hold the permit which I believe is $25. You can update and add very...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Hello I will be going on a rafting trip From Roaring Forks river to the Colorado river new castle on 6/11-6/12. I was wondering if anyone could join...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Yeah I know it will be a mob scene and many people to connect with. I just thought it worthwhile to reach out to the Buzz as well for meeting new...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I was hoping a Lyons local might be able to check the play wave at the Playpark for my pogies. They are black Bomber gear with the hands...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by Sembob)--- How does the mesh material stuff? I keep my Dragonfly in a 5 gal bucket with a gamma seal. Stakes straps...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
16" wide seems much roomier and fits larger items much easier. If both sizes work I'd get two of each it would be nice to be able to change rowing...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I would always opt for a larger wing. Especially on hot dessert trips. Jim
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
You only have to pay for one person to hold the permit which I believe is $25. You can update and add very close to the trip before you print it...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
The NRS is overpriced. The Dragonfly is worth the money. You won't be disappointed. Matt builds great stuff. Jim
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Thanks. I don't think its due to high flows since 20K flows occur most good ppt years. I also thought one had to pay to secure the permit which is...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
at these flows you could probably do the upper stretch in a day. just plan an extra long stop at butler and really explore it, another long stop at...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Born and raised in Wyoming. Most of my life in Wyoming. Every time I've been stolen from it's been in Colorado. Was your trip in Wyoming?
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Make your coffee and head to Ruby Mountain early in the day. You'll meet people to paddle with and shuttle.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I'd be up for that! I've been kayaking II-III around here for the last ten years on-and-off. I also have a packraft for a little variety. -Andy
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Who's done the Upper Gore recently? I should scout it from the bike path. I haven't done that in ages.
