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Vincent Law
Here are a videos on the towing:
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#search/towing/FMfcgxwLtQLVSDGgQRztLzztxshbMlCV?projector=1
Mike GilbertHi Quirine. I use a a separate system I invented and has been patented. Let me know if you are interested. Currently in stock and sell for $35.00. Mike
Reed ClarkeSo, I’ve noticed some comments recently about people having difficulty finding outdoors gear, including kayaks. I have a second boat I take out occasionally, that I would be willing to part with.
It’s an Atlantis Spartan, which you can see pictured below. All the stats on the boat are available at the Atlantis website – https://www.atlantiskayaks.com/
I live in East Burnaby, not far from Barnet Marine Park. We could head down there for a test paddle. If you like it, make me an offer.

All my contact info is in the members list.
Cheers, Reed Clarke
Peter KearneyHi Quinine,
Lots of different takes on this subject. I like a pigtail with a big beener on one end and a quick release belt on the other with floatation somewhere.
Cheers, Peter
Nancy MoreOkay, just a follow-up to this. For anyone new to this, there has been a perennial problem with chemical off-tastes to water in MSR Dromedary bags. Read back up this thread to learn what I did.
My bags also act as part of my emergency kit, so I fill them up and change the water out about every 6 months. Yesterday, I tasted the 6 month old water in all 4 of them and it was clean with no off-tastes. So, if you were waiting for me to report back, here it is 4 years later!!
Quirine SchuyffI’d like to add a short tow option to my rescue tow line. Do I simply need to put a loop and a carabiner halfway or less of my existing rope? Or just a loop? It would be nice to not have two carabiners in there.
oddly I couldn’t really find much when searching for information. Perhaps there is a reason for that!?Maybe I need a separate system?
Thanks!
QuirineKarin HartnerThanks for this,Allan
Karin
Former MemberEven though we are all being asked to stay home, there are many of us who are in regions where we can access water to paddle via Forest Service Roads (FSRs). If that is you, please take a few minutes to watch this safety video and please pass it on to those who are new to traveling on FSRs on our coast.
Dermot Shanewe are heading out now, maybe see you, heading same direction
May 5, 2021 at 12:31 pm in reply to: Short Notice Paddles. Personal trips not officially sponsored by SKABC #19311Maureen BenzonWednesday 5 May.
Meet me on the beach in front of the kayak rental at 4.00 if you would like to join me for a short paddle around twin Islands. We’ll do a slightly scenic route.
Please let me know if you are coming. Text 778-712-1035. If no-one is joining me, I might not wait until 4.00
If you don’t know me I paddle a small white NDK kayak
Roland StefaniThe Rack Attack sells a very good side loading rack worth checking out. Very easy to work with, but expensive.
Former MemberI have a Nimbus Telkwa that I want to sell. My problem is that it is stuck at my cabin in Shuswap so can’t get it to LM until after May long weekend (or whenever the travel ban is lifted) or get recent pictures of it. It is 2013 blue fibreglass and in excellent shape. It isn’t HV but this is one big kayak – it is amazing how much stuff you can get in hatches. My plan is to bring it home to White Rock as soon as I can and then advertise it on this site. hjhr2017@gmail.com if you want to email me.
Former MemberI am looking for a kayak to buy in case anyone is thinking of selling. Ideally I would like to find one of the following:
- Seaward Navigator
- Seaward Chinook
- Seaward Ascent High Volume
- Current Designs Solstice GT High Volume
- Nimbus Telkwa High Volume
Thanks in advance for any replies …
Sandra WaddleI have a lily pad. I like it! I believe I ordered it directly from the company that makes it. Email jeupchurch@earthlink.net
Sandra WaddleHi! I’m looking at a wav. Is it good for beginners? I assume this one sold?
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