Articles related to "Kayak Safety"

As boaters, we share the water with other types of operators. Powerboats and kayaks share the same areas and need to know more about each other.

Training and good gear can make all the difference in having a safe and enjoyable kayaking trip. Get your gear on at Suite101.

Many kayakers are first introduced to the vocation on Christmas morning with the gift of a boat. It's a good idea to resist an initial field trip until safety is assured.

Most people need to carry and transport a kayak in order to get to a launch site. Learning how to properly carry, load and transport the boat will help prevent damage.

John Kimantas, an avid kayaker based in North Vancouver, British Columbia discusses kayaking gear, paddling safety and writing his books on paddling.

Here is an outline of actions and items that should be part of your next safe paddling trip compiled by the American Canoe Association and United States Coast Guard

Summers in Toronto are best spent on its many golf courses, at Toronto Harbourfront, or on the waters of Lake Ontario learning to golf, sail, kayak, canoe or row.

Sea kayaks have several important features of interest to paddlers. Here is a description of the basic components found in a sea kayak.