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Still working on those boat handling skills in the bay so that when it warms up and the surf is larger than I want, it may still be an option. Be aware if you go, the water is cold but at 62 degrees it's not a major hypothermia risk as long as you don't float in it for too long. I wore neoprene pants under the brown ones and it wasn't too bad.

Your pic would make good copy for Werner paddles

I almost sold my drysuit before moving here from Oregon. Glad I didn't. It will keep me alive long enough to get back into the kayak. Also great mosquito protection.

motoyak wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 10:25 am Your pic would make good copy for Werner paddles

I kind of wish Werner would contact me about sponsorship. I have worn out several carbon paddles and they ain't cheap

imho, worth every penny.

and you would be a model sponsor

sponsee?

http://youtu.be/QI2pFjUVVM8

Here’s a few seconds of the fun. Most of this clip the front 10’ of the kayak was under water. I didn’t want to paddle again until it popped up near the end. It was a good day.

Way to have some fun in the sun while fishing, exercising, and getting vitamins.