1. July 4th Paddle
(Articles/Miscelaneous Articles)

... other paddlers out, some of whom did not even have proper safety gear. Here is a link with some info on kayaking safety. Our overall trip took about 2 hours, and covered about 8 km round trip...

2. Kayaking Alouette Lake 2008
(Column/Editor's Column)

As members of the Port Moody Canoe & Kayak club, we organized a kayaking trip on Alouette Lake, here in British Columbia. Last year we launched at the boat ramp and went up through the narrows to

3. Kayaking Video
(Articles/Miscelaneous Articles)

This weekend we were kayaking in Birch Bay, practicing some rescues in the cold water of the bay. Rest assured we were wearing all our warm gear. Anyways, I was doing a paddle float rescue, where yo

4. Kayaking Safety
(Column/Editor's Column)

...otect us from the colder weather this time of year. It was only afterwards that we learned that two kayakers died in Howe Sound the same weekend. They went out on the Saturday when the weather wa...

5. Editor's Column
(Column/Editor's Column)

... is not open, but most of those times there is not a long wait. On top of my list was some clothing for kayaking. A couple of months back we went kayaking, and the weather turned foul. I did not have...

6. Hybrid Car
(Articles/Miscelaneous Articles)

... Having someone who you trust is important to me. Other factors at the time included being able to carry kayaks, up to 5 passengers and lots of gear. Fuel Economy Fuel economy is an interest to ...

7. Weight Loss
(Articles/Personal Development)

...n't feel I can wait any longer. Make Time I like to exercise, and so we go walking and cycling and kayaking often. I find that weekdays it can be too easy to get your time booked up with meeting...

8. Kayaking To The Twin Islands
(Column/Editor's Column)

I recently got elected club president for the Port Moody Canoe and Kayak Club and so I set about organizing a schedule of interesting paddles. One of the first club events I decided we would go from

9. Flying Bed
(Articles/Personal Development)

... roof rack to hold onto the roof of my car and it came off, with very little noise too. When I transport kayaks I always tie them down front and rear. With the bed, I thought it was so heavy that it c...

10. 2006 Photo Review
(Articles/Miscelaneous Articles)

... next page... July had us cycling around a lot. It got quite hot then. And in August we bought our first kayaks. Before then, we had borrowed kayaks from a friend. It was nice to have ones of our own....

11. Editor's Column
(Column/Editor's Column)

...ly think of it as a summer resort, so it looked rather odd to me. I have not been out kayaking for some weeks. I don't have a dry suit for protection in the cold weather. I have spe...

12. Return To Sasamat Lake
(Column/Editor's Column)

...ch is not far from where we live. We went there  for an event organized by the Port Moody Canoe and Kayak Club but it got cancelled due to rain or something. We went anyways, since we are die-har...

13. Kayaking Sasamat Lake
(Column/Editor's Column)

This Saturday we went kayaking on Sasamat Lake, here in British Columbia. Sasamat Lake is a very small lake nestled in the mountains between Port Moody and Belcarra. We went there  for an event

14. Editor's Column
(Column/Editor's Column)

Hello again! Did you have a great summer? I hope you enjoyed my recent articles on kayaking.I am really enjoying it myself. I took my test for VHF marine with the local Power and Sail Squadron, wh

15. Kayaking Alouette Lake
(Column/Editor's Column)

It just amazes me just how beautiful British Columbia is. Last week we bought some new kayaks, and on Sunday we went kayaking on Alouette Lake, here in British Columbia. We arrived at the boat launc

16. Kayaking Buntzen Lake
(Column/Editor's Column)

This Saturday we went kayaking on Buntzen Lake , here in British Columbia. We arrived early at the boat launch around 8 am, since I read that the park has limited parking and they close the ent