Orson Welles once said, “the enemy of art is an absence of limitations.” And no, this isn’t me trying to put my film degree to use; this philosophy is the backbone behind the idea of fishing paddle boards. While some anglers demand large motorboats and overkill fishing setups to catch Read more…
Don’t get me wrong; I love to kayak. What I’m not a huge fan of? Lugging a 100-pound mammoth hard shell across the uneven pavement, wet sand, suctioning tides… and then doing it all over again on the way back. And don’t even get me started on how hard it Read more…
Crack. Sizzle. Pop! These sounds come not only from a box of Rice Krispies but also from the sounds an ice-cold beer makes when you pop it open on a calm, open lake. Or they’re the sounds your dog makes as he crunches on a handful of carrots (it’s a Read more…
Though only 5% of kayak excursions end in sinking, it can still happen. But what can save the day during this rare, life-threatening event? A kayak bilge pump. Bilge pumps are the hand pumps that kayakers use to empty their boats when too much water makes its way in. Read more…
Can I tell you something embarrassing? A few summers ago, I was at a lake with my fiancé (and her entire extended family) when someone suggested we go kayaking. I tip-toed into the rented kayak when WHAM! I fell flat on my face. Okay, so my balance isn’t the best. Read more…
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