Whenever you go paddling it is important to make sure you are properly layering for Paddle Sports. Over the summer with warm water and air temperatures it can be easy to properly prepare for immersion. Winter and Spring days can …
Over the last handful of years, Oregon paddlers have become familiar with the Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) permits required for all non-motorized craft 10′ and longer. This was an annual permit to fund the prevention of invasive species in our …
Read more Waterway Access Permit: Out with the Old, In with the New
I love working at a paddlesports shop because I get to “nerd out” all day with other paddlers. I speak with people from all different parts of the sport – sea kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, canoeing, surf kayaking, rafting, …
Every year people ask “where can I get [kayak slings]?” This is usually because they see us using them while washing our kayaks, repairing kayaks in our workshop, or displaying kayaks out front or at events. Often …
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) has extended the comment period for a study evaluating a 17-mile section of the Nehalem River for possible inclusion in the State Scenic Waterways Program. Comments will be accepted until <span …
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An easy to follow, step by step guide to building a Greenland Balance Bench for training the core muscles used to balance in a kayak.
