Nick Heath

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  • in reply to: Buy and Sell #11220
    Former Member

    Includes spray skirt,carbon fibre paddles,pump, towing line.

    A steal @ $950 firm Ph 604-926-4410; C 604-618-6224.

    in reply to: New Brighton Beach? #11218
    Former Member

    Wow! So much helpful information!! Thank you!!  So much to learn and know!!

    Karin, I’ve gone into my profile and made my contact info visible. 😀

    in reply to: New Brighton Beach? #11217
    Karin Hartner

    Hi Miranda–couldn’t find an email for you so I’ll paste the info here:

    Hello Ms. Hartner,
    Human-powered vessels are prohibited in the First and Second Narrows.
    There are some sections of the Harbour where human powered vessels are permitted.
    Please refer to the Port Metro Vancouver Harbour Operations Manual for details:
    http://www.portmetrovancouver.com/Libraries/PORT_USERS_Marine_Operations/Harbour_Operations_Manual_Practices_and_Procedures_for_the_Vancouver_Fraser_Port_Authority_1.sflb.ashx
    6.4.2.1 Narrows
    Tide and wind conditions may cause turbulent seas in both Narrows. Caution should be exercised. Only adequately powered craft may pass through either Narrows. No craft under sail or oars may transit either Narrows.

    in reply to: New Brighton Beach? #11216
    Karin Hartner

    Miranda, besides this being challenging water, you are not allowed by law to paddle in the harbour which is officially between the two bridges. Only a small area in Coal Harbour near the Rowing Club is exempt. I’ll forward you the reference.

    Karin

    in reply to: New Brighton Beach? #11215
    Former Member

    Thanks  Thom!

    in reply to: New Brighton Beach? #11214
    Former Member

    The currents can get a bit strong around the Ironworkers bridge. Plus you are in the harbour with harbour traffic which sometimes can be interesting.

    An alternative would be to go to Barnet Marine Park. Small amount of harbour traffic but mostly you are in a more natural environment and can even paddle to deep cove in North Van subject to wind and currents.

    Cheers, Thom

    in reply to: General Discussion #11213
    Former Member

    I’m new at paddling, have started doing short trips.  I live in East Van, not far from New Brighton beach.  It’s a bit of a walk from parking down to the beach, but I’m up for that.  Just wondering if others have paddled around there much, and what issues there might be that I should be aware of.  thanks!

    Miranda M

    in reply to: Current Designs Libra XT Tandem – Fiberglass #11205
    Former Member

    Boat is sold.

    in reply to: Current Designs Libra XT Tandem – Fiberglass #11204
    Former Member

    It is in New Westminster if you want to see it – you can call me on my cell phone at 604-446-2332

    in reply to: Current Designs Libra XT Tandem – Fiberglass #11203
    Clark Perry-Bater

    Hi Stuart,

    I’m interested in your double kayak. Where can I see it?

    Clark Perry-Bater

    Karin Hartner

    If you have time for a sociable mid-week paddle, we are meeting at 8:30 am on Thursday May 12th at Ambleside Beach. Launch will be at 9. We will paddle out to Point Atkinson, then turn around for a rest and lunch at Sandy Cove.

    Please let Karin know if you wish to join us   karinhartner@gmail.com

    in reply to: Current Designs Libra XT Tandem – Fiberglass #11201
    Former Member

    It is a 2002 – three owners but extremely lightly used.

    in reply to: Current Designs Libra XT Tandem – Fiberglass #11200
    Former Member

    Hi Dave – No I am not coming. Kayak is in New Westminster.

    in reply to: Current Designs Libra XT Tandem – Fiberglass #11199
    Former Member

    Hi Dave

     

    No I am not coming.

    in reply to: Current Designs Libra XT Tandem – Fiberglass #11198
    Former Member

    What year is this kayak?

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