Kayaking/Canoing

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Comment by Kelli on July 13, 2009 at 7:32pm

Selling a SeaEagle 370 Deluxe inflatable double kayak if anyone is interested. Used it twice, held up great in shallow river water. $300 includes the kayak, 2 seats (can be used solo), 2 paddles, storage bag, air pump, patch kit. Living near the Milwaukee, WI area.

Comment by todd on March 30, 2009 at 11:04am

Send Message to Group my brother and i a few years ago in eagle bay,ny

Comment by Kevin on February 23, 2009 at 9:04am

Thats a nice shot there edbear.

Comment by Ed Denbow on February 2, 2009 at 6:20pm

I'm dreaming of warmer weather. So, I decided to upload a photo of canoeing on the Mississippi River, just below St.Anthony Falls in Minneaoplis. For those not familar with the area, this in the old Stone Bridge in the heart of Minneapolis, just above the 35W bridge collapse site.

Comment by Ed Denbow on January 30, 2009 at 9:53am

Kyle- I feel your pain! Like you, I see my boats on the rack in the back yard covered in a foot of snow and wonder when that first warm day will be! Hey, I'll settle for a semi-warm day with sun! For now, I'm X-country sking everyday here in MN.

Comment by Kelli on January 25, 2009 at 3:33pm

To add to Kyle's -15 degree comment, it is also very sad that my new inflatable kayak hasn't even seen the light of day, let alone any water yet. That's the problem with buying toys in the middle of winter in the northern states. -1 w/o windchill today in sunny WI. My other kayak is also in the garage, just waiting for that first 45 degree day!

Comment by Kyle on January 21, 2009 at 3:03pm

It is a terrible feeling to see my Kayak hanging in the garage everyday when I leave for work due to the fact that it hit -15 degrees last week.

Comment by Kevin on August 21, 2008 at 8:29pm

I saw a bunch of people kayaking and such in the Delaware when I was hiking the Gap. It was actually hot enough that I was envious for a few moments. Then the breeze picked up.

Comment by Ruth&Jim Hendrix on August 17, 2008 at 4:33pm

We have waited all season for the Paddle Pedal and Canoe the Augusta Canal Event but it hasn't happened yet. It is a fun event and watch for the posting on their website ww.augustacanal.com.

We are also Geocachers and an event was sponsored down the canal August 8,2008. But we missed it. So we went on the ninth and created our own adventure. This was the first time without a support crowd and we did great. The put in and take out are nice and weekend friendly. We had two vehicles for that use so no problem there. Our float was just right about 7 miles and good water and at the end into Lake Olmstead a bit of strong arm needed to happen. We succeeded. And were so grateful we packed our lunch and put it in the right vehicle at take out. We were starving and managed to eat every morsel we packed. Loaded up our boats and went to get our truck at the put in.

About a three hour float without pushing it, but next time I want a dry bag and my camera to document. Missed capturing the water hyacinths, a great blue heron I could have touched, and several painted turtles sunbathing!

Comment by Kevin on August 15, 2008 at 12:52am

Awesome man, what kind did you end up getting? Where in the midwest? There's always the lead in rivers to Salt Lake.

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