So you can relax and enjoy the ride
Back for a second trip to the Fort Pierce Inlet State Recreation Area. This paddle, exploring the Inlet branch out towards dynamite point then back through the mangroves. See earlier post of this area for more detail One could spend a week exploring all the mangrove channels, sandbars and islands. Dynamite Point is an excellent... Continue Reading →
Early morning during the summer months in Jensen Beach, FL on a Monday. For some crazy reason, Mondays seem better than most. I know this as a fact, because my retired friends always texted me on Mondays telling me the waves were perfect. No one out paddling except me and my 9.6 Scott Anderson. Music:... Continue Reading →
The Fort Pierce Inlet State Recreation area is as vast as it is beautiful. The state of FL has always been great at providing free launch areas as well as dropped a few picnic tables on the islands for resting. We were paddles in at 9:30 am, and paddles out around 2:30 pm, launching from... Continue Reading →
The reason I found this beautiful ISLE Voyager was due to the original owners running out of storage space for their gear. At 11.6 it was a little too tall for my garage to stand alongside my surfboards, where you can see the Scott Anderson 9.6, the '64 Hobie 9.2 & Davey Sky 5.8. I... Continue Reading →
I have used, and love, this GearLab DeckPod for my kayaks and most recently my SUP Board. It holds a 2.0 Ltr. water-bladder and has decent length sipping hose that tucks neatly out of the way but easy to extract for use. There are two side velcro and strap catches for holding just about anything... Continue Reading →
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