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Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Great words of wisdom there Tres, well said!
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Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Great words of wisdom there Tres, well said!
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I used to read this book that WKCC puts out, has some great runs I don't think are done too often, as well as listings for the very popular runs: ...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by jmacn)--- We went for it and had an awesome weekend in Taos! 2 laps on the racecourse Saturday, and a Lower Box Sunday. Many...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I haven't seen the need for a dry suit yet. Maybe I dont know what Im missing but when Ive done winter/cold weather rafting I wear my Neoprene NRS...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by Andy H.)--- No, Colby, it was a post by AIRE in mid-December to this thread. Scroll back in time and you'll find it. ---End...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I appreciate the info. And after a little research, knew that living in SLC wasn't as sweet as living in central PA where I was only hours or a day...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
We just got off of Deso/Gray on Saturday...we didn't have any mentionable bugs, but did have cold weather on and off. Only one person in our party...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Historically late March is the best time to float if you are planning in advance. Most likely chance of water with reasonable weather. Not sure about...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: DaveHSubject: Yakima 'Bigstack' vs. Regular StackerPosted: 04 Apr 2016 at 4:10pmNate,I have a couple of the Yakima stackers that I'd sell ya for 40 bucks.Also have bars and towers if you need.PM me if interested.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: mancars22Subject: MM Tuesday (4/5) and/or Thurs (4/7)Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 3:54pmIs anyone planning to run the MM after work this week?
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: osmelendezSubject: Dry top madness!Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 3:03pmJED! Excellent idea. I'm thinking to myself... Duh. Fix it. I'll see what I can do. mprussak, I'll PM you. Thanks for considering this.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Went by the Escalante-Gunnison confluence on 4/1. If the flow there is any indication of how it is upstream at the whitewater run, then it's...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by DanOrion)--- Sew it using heavy poly thread and then aquaseal. ---End Quote--- ^^^ Just glue isn't enough. Stitch...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I have both 1.25" pipe (1.66 od) and 1" Pipe (1.315 od) in Fort Collins. I'll pm you my phone number - send me a text and we can figure out a time. ...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by ob1coby)--- Not to be contrary but that was me that posted the Aire sale ---End Quote--- No, Colby, it was a post by AIRE...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Here's my collection of photos.Cat Frames - Album on Imgur (http://imgur.com/a/6Ich0)
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I did it last fall so I imagine you will have higher water than I did but I dont remember needing to scout much of anything. I did scout a few...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
When you have women who dont want to get wet and only want to do class 2, you should do what I do: Tell them all that its an easy river and they...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Still have a couple of spots. Already have some folks from MB signed on. Love to find a couple more!
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: mprussakSubject: Dry top madness!Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 2:49pmIf it comes down to it, I'll try to remember to bring my dry top to the nwcc, pm me to remind me. I think it should fit you.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
From the Sup's Compendium: ---Quote--- Watercraft use in all watercourses in the park, to include the Virgin River, requires a permit and must...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Or this
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: TravisimoSubject: Yakima 'Bigstack' vs. Regular StackerPosted: 04 Apr 2016 at 12:55pmI don't like the Thule ones, they leave a big gap: Thule Racks look like this Yakima ones spin down really quick and easy, just push: folded down like this You don't want big gaps, every inch counts! Yakima! (scroll down, couldn't get to link) I think Yakima are cheaper, I think the bars are stronger to...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I drilled a hole through PVC pipe on the end and ran some webbing thru and made a loop. You will like having something to grab when its time to pull...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
No, the kids were having difficulty. My kids don't know how to paddle much yet. On our raft, I do almost all the rowing. We are going to put the...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by MikeSLC)--- Blondie's in Hanksville can help arrange a shuttle. Floated a section above Poison earlier this year @ 110cfs...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by stubby)--- Low cutoff actually has something to do with some endangered fish or something along those lines. THey set the...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: huckin harmsSubject: Split rock takeout maintenancePosted: 04 Apr 2016 at 12:33pmJed raises a good point. It's been done in the past by a good Samaritan community loving kayaker. I don't think it will be an issue if done quickly and quietly. Probably best to wait till after 4pm as most road crews are off by then. Local sheriff probably wouldn't say a word and but state patrol may react ...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: Jed HawkesSubject: RecommendationsPosted: 04 Apr 2016 at 12:34pmditto on Tams, Reports are the Braap (enough A's?) is tough to squirt but is a fun boat for creeks. I paddled the Mullet recently and was impressed with the ease of squirting the stern despite the fact that it's basically a New Wave Sleek with a modern cockpit. the lack of an edge makes it not a boat I would really be into....
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: jalmquistSubject: Yakima 'Bigstack' vs. Regular StackerPosted: 04 Apr 2016 at 12:36pmGold, aluminum, single-post Yakima stackers and rope - the only way to go!
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: Jed HawkesSubject: Dry top madness!Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 12:21pmyou could just repair the gasket on your existing dry top, it's something you can do after work and the drying time is only 12-24 hours. You can pick a gasket up from Cascade outfitters and there are several online videos for doing the repair. If you're really concerned about cost do it this way. The repair isn't terribly ...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: Jed HawkesSubject: Split rock takeout maintenancePosted: 04 Apr 2016 at 12:25pmThe takeout or the Pull out on the eastbound lane? OAC is the landmanager of the take out so before you go spending money on gravel you might check with them first. If your talking the pull out on on the east bound lane, that would be DOT territory so you mgiht not want to do it when someone would see you mak...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Attend the Utah Whitewater Club/ Utah Stream Access Coalition fundraiser at Brewvies on the 21st.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
No not the drinking beer kind ;-) Does anyone have a tubing bender for 1.25" ID aluminum pipe that I could come use, or borrow? I can pay you for...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Ditto on what the others recommend. River Runners shuttle is the way to go. Don't forget the Tiki Torches!! We launch the 7th and I'm not expecting...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I roof top my 12' cat alot. One warning, a sandy dirty boat will seriously scratch the hell out of your car. On my 94 Grand Cherokee I don't care,...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Interested to hear how your tab welding went on the Frontier Play box. Ive got to do the same for my current build. What thickness angle did you use?...
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: NateWSubject: Peshastin Creek beta?Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 11:22amGiven the location of a lot of the wood I would say that running it high will be less of a pain than running it lower. Some of the stuff that is just sticking out from the banks is where the deepest water is, making avoiding some of that stuff at lower flows a bit of a rocky chore.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: megspkSubject: Dry top madness!Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 11:22amCheck for sales online...I got a 300$ Level six drytop online for 120$, Outdoorplay typically gives 15% off on all orders and no taxes since it's in Oregon....
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: osmelendezSubject: Dry top madness!Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 11:23amI've never paid that much for a dry top. They most certainly cost that much if you can afford that type of high dollar gear.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: osmelendezSubject: Dry top madness!Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 11:24amThanks megspk. I'll be searching those places.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: osmelendezSubject: Dry top madness!Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 11:29amI'm really just tying to get something before Thursday. I don't really have an issue with high dollar gear I just can't afford it in the next few days is all.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: NateWSubject: Yakima 'Bigstack' vs. Regular StackerPosted: 04 Apr 2016 at 11:05amLooks like the recommendation is to get the Thule from what people are telling me on FB.
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: EllingferdSubject: Dry top madness!Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 10:58amIm not sure when a drytop didnt cost this much. I can remember paying about that 11 years ago for an nrs top. Check craigslist and ebay. Always gear there.....
Professor Paddle · Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: JoesKayakSubject: Peshastin Creek beta?Posted: 04 Apr 2016 at 10:40amThanks everyone for their input. I made a river alert that covers the wood hazards mentioned here. I took a pass on running it this past weekend... level got a little high for my tastes. Hopefully will get out there soon.
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Our Storms come in a box that is 45x26x15. That should give you an idea of the space you will need if you suck the air out of the raft and roll it...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I ran that section several years ago in May and the camps around the Onion Creek area were all taken by Outfitters doing training so when you hit...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
For reference, there are four generations of the Fun series (excluding Fun1, Fun1.5, and SuperFun). 2004-2006 - 1st generation 2007-2009 - 2nd...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Three rapids to scout- if you had wetsuits or dry gear- those are really the only places you'd want to wear them. It's a pretty mellow river for the...
Mountain Buzz · Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
hittle bottom is where ive always started, there is a large ramp here,...there are a few nice camp spots on river right just after onion creek? large...