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Former Member
Hi there,
I’m wondering if anyone has information about a short hike leaving Douglas Bay on Gambier going to a waterfall and natural pools. I remember doing this hike as a kid, and am hoping to do it again but can’t remember any of the details.
Thank you in advance!
Danielle
Susan MurrayHi Kevin, we also cracked the hull of our Delta 12.10 in the same place. since we purchased it from Western, I called them first, they emailed me the name of the Delta factory person to speak to in Maple ridge. We took the boat to the factory and it was repaired free of charge but it took over a month, 5 weeks? said it was 1/1000 crack! the repair is excellent, can’t see the damage.
Former MemberHi Nick and Martin,
Thank you for your replies.
My plan is to stay there the night of September 3rd.
I’m loving the BC Marine Trails map, such an amazing resource!
Thanks for the helpful notes. I’ll take a look for the fire pit and dismantle it if I can find it.
Thank you again! This was super helpful.
Danielle
Former MemberHi Nick and Martin,
Thank you for your replies.
My plan is to stay there the night of September 3rd.
I’m loving the BC Marine Trails map, such an amazing resource!
Thanks for the helpful notes. I’ll take a look for the fire pit and dismantle it if I can find it.
Thank you again! This was super helpful.
Danielle
Devi DesabhatlaCouple of years back I had to repair a fibreglass canoe, but the process is the same.
I found this information extremely useful:
Also… trace the crack to its end on either side, then drill through a small 2 mm or so hole. This prevents the crack from spreading further.
All the best.
August 30, 2022 at 9:09 am in reply to: Is there a place we should report to if we come across a dead seal? #21622Mike McHolmGoogle says “Report Sick or Dead Animals – Wildlife Health – Gov.bc.ca”
Call RAPP at 1 877 952-7277 for injured or distressed wildlife or wildlife interactions where public safety may be at risk.
Office: 250 751-3234.
Office: 250 751-3219.
Email: Caeley.Thacker@gov.bc.caQuirine SchuyffI brought my kayak in to them to fix and they did a great job. Just took a couple of hours I think. Definitely try calling again. I think I emailed them via their website. Perhaps try that avenue too. They are out in Maple Ridge.
Good luck!
Kevin AmosCracked my hull behind the seat just before the bulkhead on my Delta 16. Used the Delta repair kit to fix the crack on the beach and continued the trip. I called Delta and was told to email the details with photos. I have yet to get a response. Does anyone have experience repairing and could offer advice?
August 29, 2022 at 8:47 pm in reply to: Is there a place we should report to if we come across a dead seal? #21619Kathy RomsesYou could try calling the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre 604-258-7325 (SEAL)
Best,
Kathy
Former MemberPaddling today we came across a dead seal by Admiral Point in Indian Arm. Is this something we should be reporting to some authority?
Thank you for your time.
Karen Matier
August 29, 2022 at 3:19 pm in reply to: Rolling practice at Sasmat lake – August 30th at 9:30am #21617Kapila JayaweeraDate and time changed to Wednesday Aug 31st at 10am instead of Tuesday.
Please contact me if anyone likes to join.August 29, 2022 at 11:26 am in reply to: Short Notice Paddles. Personal trips not officially sponsored by SKABC #21616Kapila JayaweeraI am heading to Sasmat lake tomorrow morning (Aug 30th) at 9:30am to do some rolling practice about 2hours. If any one likes to join, please let me know.
Meet up 9:30am at white Pine beach parking lot F, then use kayak carts to carry to the beach.
Coordinates are (49.32630912976036, -122.88562416505222)
Bring Kayak cart, wet or dry suit. Gloves, toque, goggles, nose plugs are optional.
Recommended for paddlers have some exposure to rolling or rolling exercises before.
Thanks
Kapila
Cell – 604 626 9053
Email – kapila_j@hotmail.com
Sue JohnsonIt is the 23rd of the month, and here I am – again – so predictable, asking for your help! February 23, 2023 is 6 months from today.
Current and former members – get involved and help us capture the spirit of our celebration –– we can’t do this without your contributions!!!
Set the mood for others and publish your own STORIES on the forum.
We need your films and soft copies of photos to create A FILM PRESENTATION! Contact webmanager2@skabc.org, who will tell you how to get your digital pieces into our google folder. We are looking for photos of people (not simply scenery), maybe someone building a Greenland paddle or or or. It would be helpful if you include the year, location, and brief description of each.
Contact social2@skabc.org and arrange to deliver HARD COPIES OF PHOTOS – these will be assembled and displayed on memory boards at our 2023 in-person celebration.
Thank you to those who have contributed. Our team has some items, but we need (far) more!
Heather KirkNimbus Solander kayak – $3500
Fiberglass laminate, with safety Yellow deck, White hull and Roberts Grey seamline and hatch rims. In excellent condition (stored covered inside car port).

According to Rainforest Designs Ltd feedback “A fibreglass Solander in 2022 cost about $4650. I can’t tell you how much a new fibreglass Solander would be next season. Our kayaks do seem to hold their original sales price quite well”.In addition, willing to include a paddle made by Wave, Wheeleez boat wheels, bilge pump and paddle float if I haven’t already sold them.
please contact Anna: annabengall@gmail.com or text 778-868-2078
Former MemberNo registration — first come first served
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