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Guide for a new company? | I work for a large commercial company. Love it. Season from last weekend in March to Columbus Day. 4 years full time during summer through... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Photos of rowframe.com raft frames? | I am about to start my second year rowing with a frame. I like the decking ideas I am seeing in this thread. Here is how I attach my deck/ seat... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Mexican Hat to Clay Hills | Mark...as you already know I've never done this stretch, but I did cut my rafting "teeth" on the Arkansas River where rock dodging is a profession ha... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Kayak Paint | But feel free to have fun painting low wear places, or make patterns with stencils on the top deck! | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Dolores questions for anyone that ran in 2016 | The only IV is Snaggletooth. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
River Runner Kayaks? | Right now I paddle a Perception Overflow, which is a kick ass boat. But I think it's time to upgrade. I've been able to creek a bit this winter and I... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Whitewater Forum : A dying breed. The playboater. |
Author: RPMMAX Subject: A dying breed. The playboater. Posted: 21 Feb 2017 at 5:44pm ![]() Chris I have a centrifuge RPMMAX |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
Kayak Paint | I never thought of the hazard to the water or fish. Certainly don't want to do that. I just wanted a small stencil on the top to easily tell it apart... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
A Boat for Women to Row? | Shap I read what you said. In fact I encourage you to go back and read what you wrote as I think you may have a hard time remembering what you wrote?... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Where to put your weight on a raft | ---Quote (Originally by John_in_Loveland)--- I asked because I am looking at a smaller Pacific River Bag and am not sure how well it will fit in the... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Mexican Hat to Clay Hills | Just for clarification (because you scared me a little) regarding Oljeto camp...per BLM: Oljeto Wash is located at the mouth of a narrow canyon,... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
How to deal with outboard on self bailer? | Try the NRS motor mount that attaches to the frame with a lighter motor. It seems like doing that puts way less pressure on that rear tube. The... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
cheap, light raft floor | I used foam pipe insulation instead of a pool noodle. The insulation already has a slit. I drilled holes through the floor about an inch from the... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Whitewater Forum : A dying breed. The playboater. |
Author: imageAK Subject: A dying breed. The playboater. Posted: 21 Feb 2017 at 6:46pm theres still a pretty stout group of squirt boaters in the pdx area, and open boaters/c1 boaters in Washington as well. Its just a matter of finding the groups I guess. Im trying to get into a canoe for the first time soon. play boating is being reiterated as an important thing as well, I think there has just been a trend in new boaters for a while now and the are all getting in creek boats first & soon we'll see a rise in play boating. |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
Mexican Hat to Clay Hills | I stand corrected Sent from my iPad using Mountain Buzz | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
A Boat for Women to Row? | Thanks for backing me up on the Sabertooth Shapp. Or for that matter any paddle cat. But it really is a great all around small boat. I know Andy... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
cheap, light raft floor | You posted about these the same time last year and after seeing it I decided to give it a try. I originally set up my boat with one for the... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Kayak Paint | Yea I wouldn't paint the bottom. Just make sure you get a paint that adheres well to plastic and is "weather resistant." Rage Cage | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Mexican Hat to Clay Hills | If your tubes lose a bit of air overnight, don't be lazy about pumping up before attempting to bounce off rocks. Government taught me that🙄. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Found Kayak Paddle | I found an Aqua Bound yellow plastic kayak paddle on the daily stretch of the Salt River in AZ. I dropped it off at the "Guides Camp" area at the... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
A Boat for Women to Row? | ---Quote (Originally by curtis catman)--- Thanks for backing me up on the Sabertooth Shapp. Or for that matter any paddle cat. But it really is a... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Pin Kit - Storage Ideas | Seems silly to me that people are prioritizing QUICK access to the z drag kit. Setting up a z drag is not something you want to do hastily, there are... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Dolores questions for anyone that ran in 2016 | Also, it is almost impossible to miss the Snaggletooth scout. For one, there will probably be a menagerie of boats tied up there, and there's also a... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Open Forum : Oregon boating |
Author: justinjt Subject: Oregon boating Posted: 21 Feb 2017 at 9:26pm Professor paddle is for wa boating does anyone know what is for Oregon |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
Ruby/westwater winter shuttle | rad. do you have an email? | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Kayak recommendations? (playful river-runner for 6'3 215lbs) | Also, I used to love my dagger rx 6.9 for a crossover playboat/ river runner. I'm 6'2" and about 200 lbs, size 12 feet and had plenty of room/... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Pin Kit - Storage Ideas | I agree 527 and others. keep it stowed safe and take your time to z drag correctly and safely for other river users. But also, maximizing... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Whitewater Forum : A dying breed. The playboater. |
Author: itchy Subject: A dying breed. The playboater. Posted: 22 Feb 2017 at 12:46am I really love playboating but the play here is worse than everywhere else I've paddled that actually has whitewater (i.e. mountain states all over the US except for the NE). Too many boulders, not enough bedrock, and it's cold. Yeah, the Wenatchee is great and Paradise is one of the best cartwheel holes of all time (but it's so cold and the swirlies are hard for newer boaters). I agree that not playboating affects people's skills negatively--there are a lot more swims here than anywhere else I've boated as well (and sometimes they are my swims!), and people's ferries often look super shakey, etc.. But people are also safer in creekboats. I ran a lot of runs in a ProZone and an S6 that are kind of sievy messes--Gore in CO and Little River Canyon in AL come to mind as well as a lot of creeks in AR and the SE, and sometimes I got my ass kicked, powershaded ad infinitum, etc. I never got pinned but it definitely happened, a lot. In creek boats, people get worked less and pinned *way* less. I also think that creek boats have gotten a lot more fun, except on really big water (and the newest flat-hulled creek boats look like they'd be great there). It used to suck to turn a creek boat, and they were heavy, hard to boof, couldn't surf, etc. A lot of the late 90s to mid 2000s creek boats were terrible kayaks. There were some exceptions (I love my Diablo even though it can't always turn fast enough to get to Plan B if necessary) but slicey playboats did offer a superior kayaking experience, all in all. I think the Nomad changed all that. Creek boats got awesome. It became really easy to charge through stuff, autoboof rocks and holes, catch eddies, etc., in a fast, stable and predictable boat. At the same time, playboating went to big wave stuff dominated by 15 year olds, which is super fun to watch but too inaccessible for the average kayaker. And then the boats went that way too, and got a lot worse for general kayaking. And because no one but middle age guys splatwheel in slicey boats, no one buys slicey boats to splatwheel in except middle age guys, and then no one else realizes just how damn fun it is. And there is the problem, I guess--not enough people know how fun it is to throw down on an eddyline on a warm sunny day, or have long-term kayaking goals that don't involve being terrified. Playboating is great for being able to turn up the skill and the fear independently (you can do either, both or neither as you like) while still getting an amazing workout and becoming a better kayaker. |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
An extra cat or two for Salt 2-24 launch | Right on Az. We'll be self contained in a yellow puma. I'm sure we'll see you there! | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
River Runner Kayaks? | Yea I've paddled the burn and the zen at GAF on the Nantahala. They're great boats for sure. I just want to make a solid decision before I grab... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Crossover kayak opinions wanted - 2017 | I paddle a Fusion Medium at 5'6", 160 lbs and it fits me just about right. I do like the boat very much, but it's not super solid for real... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Dolores Guide book | PM sent. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
How to deal with outboard on self bailer? | Jackass. (Literally, not you...) ..and not more than 5 hp LONG SHAFT. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Crossover kayak opinions wanted - 2017 | I did a review of the Katana 10.4 from our Grand and Salt trips over the past year: https://www.riversports.com/dagger-katana-10-4-long-term-review/... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Mexican Hat to Clay Hills | If you end up with bad mud bars on the last push to clay hills, the deeper channel will usually be along the shore line, regardless of inside or... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Whitewater Forum : A dying breed. The playboater. |
Author: BIGWATER Subject: A dying breed. The playboater. Posted: 22 Feb 2017 at 7:28am Like I said I know I'm beating a dead horse. But I think it's funny how people keep mentioning the cold and how there are no spots around here. The Wenatchee and paradise are my LEAST favorite places to Playboat here in WA. There are many great runs and spots to be found if your not with a crew that's racing to the bottom in a creeker. Not enough bedrock? I hardly boat anything around that doesn't have a bedrock canyon on it. I guess you find what you want to see. We ran the Southern Green last Friday and I forgot how many waves and perfect bedrock surf spots and holes it has at 8FT. The same run at 6ft is nothing special. Are creek boats safer? Not if you can't roll,a swim is a swim no matter what boat your in. Many people never practice a roll cuz they never flip over in a big stable modern creeker. You don't use it you lose it as they say. To each their own. Edited by BIGWATER - Today at 7:29am |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
A Boat for Women to Row? | Hey Cataraftgirl - unless you are Hercules I think a cat would be a great boat for anyone to learn on and would make the same suggestion for men or... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Kayak recommendations? (playful river-runner for 6'3 215lbs) | Jackson is a possibillity...With your size you will want to look for a used Jackson SuperFun....Not 4Fun or Fun as two previous folks have mentioned.... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
cheap, light raft floor | ---Quote (Originally by Jessy)--- You posted about these the same time last year and after seeing it I decided to give it a try. I originally set... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
An extra cat or two for Salt 2-24 launch | Everyone think flows will hang on thru the weekend for a Fri-Mon trip? | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
How to deal with outboard on self bailer? | Ya, a Jackass would be SWEET. I have been using a friends NRS motor mount, and it is nice. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Dolores questions for anyone that ran in 2016 | ---Quote (Originally by markhusbands)--- Say, for the Paradox Valley section, I seem to see conflicting assessments. Some write-ups say class II+... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Crossover kayak opinions wanted - 2017 | Logan - Yes I read that, thank you. Its a good review. Storm - Thanks for the good input. And that is good review on Katana. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Whitewater Forum : A dying breed. The playboater. |
Author: imageAK Subject: A dying breed. The playboater. Posted: 22 Feb 2017 at 8:14am haven't been lucky enough to get up to the southern green with the steep price on that rec permit. But heard about your guys trip on Facebook. Been figuring out how to paddle from near the headwaters to the toutle this spring. Such a beautiful river, hopefully they stop that copper mine. Any gems your willing to share besides the tilton and the naselle? |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
Open Forum : Oregon boating |
Author: HINDS Subject: Oregon boating Posted: 22 Feb 2017 at 8:01am http://www.oregonkayaking.net/ |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
Open Forum : Oregon boating |
Author: imageAK Subject: Oregon boating Posted: 22 Feb 2017 at 8:19am PDX kayaker group on Facebook is pretty good for connecting with folks. oregonkayaking.net is great for beta. http://mthoodh2o.blogspot.com is pretty damn good and more recent also. |
Professor Paddle | Washington, Oregon and vicinity | |
Dolores questions for anyone that ran in 2016 | that's great info, thanks. | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Ute Mountain | Paul Bauer's Rio Grande Guide Book has pretty good info with maps and directions to the put-ins and take-outs through that section, it's at home and... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
Crossover kayak opinions wanted - 2017 | FWIW, I own a Katana 10.4 and have used it on solo, self-support river trips up to nine days. When shopping for a cross-over boat, I looked at... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else | |
How to deal with outboard on self bailer? | I agree that the issue is likely the strapon transom, all the weight of the motor and driver is sitting on the very end of your tube, with nothing to... | Mountain Buzz | Colorado, Western US and everywhere else |