You don't have to be Huck Finn to enjoy the experience of hitting the open water in a craft made of simple wood materials. And, thanks to lumber yards and modern tools, you can have a sturdy wood raft in no time. read more
A rudder isn't necessary for kayaking, but it can be handy while angling, in windy conditions and for long trips. Fewer paddling corrections need to be made in a kayak with a rudder, but it can be an expensive add-on. If you decide to put a… read more
Two basic types of kayak spray skirts come in a myriad of designs. The white water, "water proof" neoprene skirts are made for heavy-duty kayaking. Lighter duty nylon spray skirts keep you fairly warm and dry, but aren't meant for the white… read more
Dropping a knife or having it slip out of your hand when trying to complete a task can be dangerous. To prevent this, many knives have lanyards, short pieces of string or similar material attached to them that fit around your wrist for ex… read more
Your first time getting in and out of a kayak may feel a little rocky, but it is really quite simple. A few easy techniques can help you keep your kayak stable as you safely climb in and out, ensuring that your smooth paddle on the water wo… read more
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