When setting up your kayak for a day on the water, you should always anchor it down securely. You can use a variety of different anchors, including Quick release anchors, Clothesline, Folding anchors, and Mushroom-shaped anchors. Using the right one will depend on the size and shape of your kayak. Quick release anchors A quick … Read more
If you want to take your kayak with you on a road trip, you’ll need to know how fast you can drive with a J rack and a kayak. It’s best to keep the kayak at least 2 feet ahead of the car’s stern. You’ll also need to place the kayak’s bow securely in the … Read more
The Oregon State Marine Board regulates recreational boating in Oregon. The Board issues permits and titles for paddlecraft over ten feet, registers outfitter guides, and educates marine law enforcement partners. The board is governed by a five-member volunteer board that is confirmed by the Senate and reports to the Governor. AIS Before operating a kayak … Read more
If you’re new to kayaking and are wondering what lakes in New Hampshire allow only kayaks, you’re in luck. Here are a few places to try your hand. Mirror Lake, Pawtuckaway Pond, Leffert’s Pond, and Chocorua Lake are just a few examples. Mirror Lake If you’re looking for a place to kayak, New Hampshire has … Read more
When it comes to cleaning your delta kayak, a little care goes a long way. Using Novus cleaners or scratch removers can help you get a clean look without damaging your kayak. Another way to clean your delta kayak is by using a marine-grade or dip-on wax. Novus cleaners and scratch removers gently clean the … Read more
If you are wondering how to load two kayaks on a roof rack, you’re not alone. There are several methods to mount kayaks on your roof rack. Here, we will review a few of them: Installing a j rack, Tie down a kayak, Adjusting the angle of the uprights, and Using crossbars. Installing a j … Read more
To load 2 kayaks on an SUV Yakima rack, you’ll need a few different methods. Using ratchet straps is one popular method, but a daisy chain also works. The daisy chain is tied to the tow rope and secures the kayaks side-to-side. Make sure to tighten the straps all the way around, including the tail. … Read more
When it comes to choosing a kayak, you have a few options. Some are made from fiberglass, while others are aramid/Kevlar, graphite, or other materials. Graphite kayaks tend to be lightweight, but are also more expensive. Graphite kayaks are also easy to repair in the field, which makes them a popular choice for expedition kayaks. … Read more
Two seater kayaks are quite different from standard kayaks. They have clip-in seats and are designed to offer more space than regular kayaks. However, they can tilt forward if the weight is unevenly distributed. In order to avoid this, it is important to paddle in a straight line, paddling normally. Sit-on-top kayaks have clip-in seats … Read more
If you’re thinking about taking your touring kayaks on a trip, you should consider a few things. First, you should be aware of the dangers of touring on the water, even if most canals are not motorized. Canals can be incredibly deep and have tall walls, which can make it difficult to exit if something … Read more