Nick Heath

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  • in reply to: Neoprene Hatch Covers #26167
    Admin S. Jensen

    Hi Nancy, we’ve ordered hard-to-find sizes from Topkayaker.com a couple times.

    in reply to: General Discussion #26166
    Nick Heath

    I plan to go to Simson Park 7 & 8 May to continue posting temporary trail direction signs left on site 30 Mar. It will involve walking with a pack.
    Short paddle from Brooks Cv. launch to Pebbly Bch, camp 1 night.
    Next day short paddle to Drift Bay. Work nearby then return to Brooks Cv. & home.

    A complication is that I am attending a Sechelt planning focus group in evening of 6 May, so I’ll camp that night at Porpoise Bay – hence the volunteer must stay 1 extra night or not carpool with me.

    Showers forecast, but nothing nasty.

    Pl. reply to treasurer2<at>skabc.org

    in reply to: Neoprene Hatch Covers #26165
    Peter Kearney

    Brooks Paddle Sports in Burnaby.

    Still in business – moved from N Van.

    nTh have tge templates to make any hatchcover.

    Peter

     

    in reply to: Neoprene Hatch Covers #26164
    Lisa Ouellette

    Not sure if this might help, but someone else might like the information – A Friend discovered this vendor of hatch covers, and she recommends them. https://www.whetmanequipment.com/sea-kayak-hatch-cover.html#/

    in reply to: Neoprene Hatch Covers #26163
    Theresa Davies

    Contact Nimbus kayak on Quadra Island 604 467 9932

    in reply to: Buy and Sell #26162
    Nancy More

    We are looking for hatch covers for an old Nimbus Horizon kayak. The front hatch is 10 7/8 inches across and 11 1/2 inches long. The back hatch is bigger at 1 foot 2 3/4 inches wide and 1 foot 6 3/8 inches long.

    Does anyone have any they aren’t using?   or anyone have any leads on where to buy this sort of thing.   It appears that Brooks is out of business.

    Thanks for anything anyone can think of.

    in reply to: For Sale: TideRace Xcite #26161
    Richard Magill

    still available.

    in reply to: Spring Fling tomorrow (May 3rd) last minute join in #26160
    Admin S. Jensen

    Hi, registration has been reopened until 8pm tonight. Hope to see you there!

    in reply to: General Discussion #26159
    Limor Friedman

    For those who regret missing the cut off for spring fling – here is your chance to be on the water tomorrow- Saturday – May 3rd

    I have room for 2 more paddlers on the route from Cates park to Bedwell bay.

    It will be a relaxing paddle, with a Lunch and pit stop at Jug beach.

    Please register on the event page.

    in reply to: General Discussion #26147
    Nick Heath

    If you live on paddle near or visit the Sunshine Coast, please consider completing this public questionnaire which is open until 5:00pm 23 June 2025.

    There is lots of information about planning between the shihsalh Nation, the BC Government, other levels of government & stakeholders here.  This covers many topics and is not restricted to coastal recreation.

    I’ll be representing BCMT at a focus group in Sechelt on 6 May. SKABC was not invited to participate in this. If you have relevant input that affects public coastal recreational access, please let me know beforehand.

    in reply to: General Discussion #26137
    Kevin Amos

    Thank you to everyone who came out tonight to join our very talented group of panelists! Find a few helpful links below (and a recording of the even) below.

    Susan’s document of resources for ‘paddling eats’ https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1MauMcPG_B9Hv2PhhFMQ-3GuIdqz49lS7oFzMCgllx5I/mobilebasic
    Recording of the panel (share with your friends!) https://youtu.be/1aEZIvofKg0?si=fCnxYPs75dLidFSp
    BC Marine Trails map https://www.bcmarinetrails.org/map-landing/
    Become a BC Marine Trails member (and check out the perks)! https://www.bcmarinetrails.org/membership/

    in reply to: General Discussion #26136
    Kevin Amos

    THE BIGGEST PADDLESPORTS EVENT IN BC
    May 4th | Main Beach, Cultus Lake
    PADDLE EXPO IS BACK! This is your unique opportunity to see and paddle all the latest in kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards. Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or brand new to the water, Paddle Expo is your one-stop event for everything paddling. Come experience a day packed with gear, demos, and outdoor fun!

     

    Click below to pre-register and skip the lines, allowing you to try something that is interesting to you before the crowds come in at 11.

     

    Pick your arrival time: Pre-registration HERE

     

    Date: May 4th 2025 11am-3pm

    Location: Main Beach, Cultus Lake

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    Thinking of upgrading your boat? Or getting into a new style?

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    Call your paddle crew and make a day of it.   The water’s calling— and Paddle Expo is here to equip you for all your next adventures

     

    Learn more & sign up for early access now at www.paddleexpo.org

    in reply to: General Discussion #26135
    Yekaterina Yushmanova

    Expired flares can be dropped of this Saturday, April 26th, at Steveston Marine store on 5th Ave in Vancouver.

    in reply to: Level 2 Skills with Mike Gilbert #26134
    Christine Baker

    Hi Mike: I’d like to do this class!

    in reply to: No more camping on Cabbage Island #26132
    Cynthia Kennedy

    I encourage members to write directly to of closure of Cabbage island

    Christina Sharun

    Park Reserve Superintendent

    Gulf Islands National Park Reserve

    Parks Canada / Government of Canada

    2220 Harbour Road, Sidney, BC V8L 2P6

    christina.sharun@pc.gc.ca |

     

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