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Review of the Old Town Canoes & Kayaks Discovery 158 Canoe

The Discovery 158 is a recreation canoe from Old Town's popular and long-lasting Discovery family of boats. This model is 15' 8" in length and weighs in at 80 lbs. With a maximum load range of 1,100 lbs. to 1,500 lbs., the Discovery 158 is made to accommodate the whole family plus gear. The hull is constructed of a material called Three Layer Superlinear, wh… read more
Kayak Lessons in Chicago

Chicago, Illinois seems to be a city made for kayaking. Historic waterways full of beautiful plant life, birds and small animals and the dramatic Chicago skyline provide kayakers with the best of the modern and natural worlds. Numerous calm lagoons are popular practice places for beginning kayakers and local kayak instructors offer many programs on the Chica… read more
Kayak & Canoe Fishing

For a quiet and relaxed fishing experience, grab a kayak or canoe and head to those marshy, lowland areas where motorboats can't get to but fish love. read more
How to Use a Kayak Paddle With a Canoe

Usually, a canoe is paddled by two people, each using a single-bladed paddle on either side of the canoe. Kayak paddles are double-bladed and designed to be used by a single boater on low-slung kayaks. Many canoe enthusiasts have discovered that a kayak paddle can work well for solo canoe trips because it is less fatiguing to use and works well for balanced… read more
How to Build Your Own Canoe & Kayak Cart

Every Saturday morning, as you struggle with carrying your canoe or kayak, you pass by that old milk crate just sitting there on the ground. But this week is different, a light bulb illuminates above your head and you suddenly know what you will use that old milk crate for. No longer will your back ache and the air become filled with leftover expletives. You… read more

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How to Use the Garmin Handheld GPS 72 Navigator on Land or Water

The Garmin Handheld GPS 72 Navigator is compact, easy to carry and easy to use on both land and sea. When larger GPS units don't provide the versatility needed to travel through all of your adventures, this can be a useful tool to hav… read more
Things to Do in Boston

There are thousands of things to see and do in Boston, Massachusetts. If you're interested in the outdoors, you have several different things to do in the city. Some of these events teach you more about the history of the city, while o… read more
Ohio Vacation Ideas

Ohio is a beautiful Midwestern state with a variety of parks, lakes and rivers. Visitors and residents alike can enjoy hiking, fishing, camping and other outdoor activities there. When winter comes around, many outdoor offerings remain… read more
Attractions in North Conway, New Hampshire

North Conway is a small New Hampshire town that serves as a base for exploring the nearby wilderness in any season. The massive White Mountain National Forest borders the town on three sides. Nearby, the Saco River and Lake Conway welc… read more
Tampa Bay, Florida Attractions

Tampa Bay sits on the western coast of Florida, just south of the city of Tampa. You'll find bountiful opportunities for fishing and water sports in Tampa Bay. Hike, canoe or kayak along one of the many rivers feeding Tampa Bay for a c… read more
Motels in West Plains, Missouri

West Plains, Missouri is located in the center of the Ozark mountains surrounded by streams, rivers and mills. A major attraction in West Plains is Twin Bridges, canoe and kayak center. Located on Missouri's famous North Fork River, su… read more
Hotels in Madison, CT

Madison, located approximately 40 miles south of Hartford, is a quaint town of 19,000 that occupies a central place on the Connecticut shoreline. First settled in 1641, Madison offers access to the ocean, state parks and woodlands. Vis… read more
Kayak Clubs in Jacksonville

Surrounded by rivers, an ocean and other waterways, Jacksonville, Florida, and the nearby communities are a popular destination for kayakers. Kayak clubs offer a chance for paddle enthusiasts to socialize, improve their technique and f… read more
Campgrounds on Lake Falcon in Texas

The Falcon Reservoir (also known as Lake Falcon) is a large lake in the southwest corner of the state, along the Mexican border. Anglers can fish for bass, bluegill, crappie and catfish. Paddlers can take to the waters and canoe or kay… read more
Shore Safety Checklist

Before you head out in your canoe or kayak, it's imperative to review a shore safety checklist. The list includes a number of items you will need as well as some you may not need unless you face an emergency. Double-checking the list b… read more
Float Camping & Fishing in St. Charles, Missouri

St. Charles, Missouri is a mid-sized city located along the banks of the Missouri River. The region is home to limestone cliffs and bluffs, hiking trails and wineries. Fishing the Missouri and camping along her shores is a popular acti… read more
Comparison of Bicycle Trailers

Bikes are a great way to run errands and exercise without worrying about gas. All you need is a trailer to haul your groceries, kids, pets and personal effects. You'll find trailers for all kinds of tasks but they fall into one of two… read more
RV Campgrounds in Sebago, Maine

Sebago and Sebago Lake in Maine are in the southeast corner of the eastern most state in the United States. Sebago and the region have many hiking trails, canoeing and kayaking, road cycling, birdwatching and swimming opportunities. An… read more
RV Parks Around Moline, Illinois

Moline is one of the Quad Cities, which also includes East Moline and Rockford Island, Illinois, as well as Davenport, Iowa. The Mississippi River flows through the region, affording visitors the chance to canoe, kayak, swim, fish and… read more
Campgrounds Near Michigan State Fairgrounds

The Michigan State Fairgrounds are in the town of Escanaba, in the Upper Peninsula of the state. The region is chock-full of outdoor sporting opportunities, including canoeing, kayaking, fishing, camping, backpacking, hiking and road a… read more

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