General - any boats with oars, paddles, etc

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O.k, so, I bought a boat.......	12 Mar 2005 16:41 GMT	50
last May, as a matter of fact. It happened like this........ I was at a gathering of folks who participate in another newsgroup which shall (for the moment, anyway) remain nameless. Over the course of the last
Romantic Getaway or Family Adventure on the Lake!	12 Mar 2005 04:23 GMT	3
Well, that's for you to decide... We are a year round vacation home on gorgeous Oneida Lake, New York... Golfing, Boating and Fishing enthusiasts will be in their glory... Oneida Lake is the largest lake entirely within New York State borders.
Kayaking power	10 Mar 2005 22:23 GMT	53
Hey there, sorry for the cross-post! I might be taking on a project where we try to determine the power (force and velocity) developed by a kayaker while paddling. I'm wondering if anyone out there knows of any research that's been done
Wow, RBP is getting encouraging once again!!	10 Mar 2005 01:36 GMT	14
The non-Bill Moyers/environment new posts are starting to outnumber the others! Yay!! :-) John Kuthe...
British Columbia Snow Pack	09 Mar 2005 22:22 GMT	2
Link to March 1st levels is posted on www.CanoeBC.ca Low to extremely low levels in southern half of province. Signature Sincerely,
OT, Iraq election a huge success	09 Mar 2005 15:09 GMT	320
Off topic, you been warned. U.S. Encouraged by Vietnam Vote : Officials Cite 83% Turnout Despite Vietcong Terror by Peter Grose, Special to the New York Times (9/4/1967: p. 2)
Article on the decline of river fishing	09 Mar 2005 12:59 GMT	5
Found an interesting article in the online times newspaper today. Seems that anglers are moving in large numbers away from river fishing to artificially stocked waters where they are guaranteed a good catch. This could be very positive news for the access situation on our rivers
Namekagon -- > St. Croix descent	09 Mar 2005 07:32 GMT	4
Has anyone paddled the entire length of the Namekagon River in northwest Wisconsin down to the St. Croix and points beyond? I thought it would be a good multi-day trip next year. I've paddled parts of the Namekagon and the St. Croix a few times (grew up in
The laugh of the Water Nymph and other river stories.	08 Mar 2005 23:22 GMT	6
The Laugh of the Water Nymph and other River Stories. By Doug Ammons. Doug's book arrived through the post the other day; delivered to me at work. We broke for breakfast/lunch and went down to the cafe for a
Necky Manitou good all round kayak	08 Mar 2005 03:12 GMT	1
Hi I'm looking to buy a good all-round kayak. I'll probably use it mostly on the small lake behind my house,but I'd like to also be able to paddle down class 2 rivers, take day trips to some outer banks islands (I live in NC) and surf some small waves.
solo paddler, solo photographer	08 Mar 2005 00:30 GMT	5
new pictures shot with a programable self timer (Canon) featuring Surfrigger (outrigger canoe) and an old Futura Blade surfski: http://users.frii.com/uliasz/wayfarer/solo.htm A little bit more information on these two photosessions in my paddling
Mothra needs advice!	07 Mar 2005 16:01 GMT	5
Hey there! I'd like to start reading/posting to rbp again, but I'm going through google and I can't figure out how to "mark messages as read" etc. Any hints so that thousands of messages are not just there making it
paddeling the swamps	07 Mar 2005 02:35 GMT	1
hi you all,as i am new to this group,and have red some of the post,looks like i may be the only pirogue man in the bunch. i live in south cent. louisiana. i am an avid fisher and hunter. i also build pirogues,a craft native to my state. no one knows who built the first
Bad news in Florida	06 Mar 2005 23:43 GMT	52
No it's not another election. Rescuers Look for 2 Lost Kayakers in Fla. SUWANNEE, Fla. - Rescuers searched the Gulf of Mexico on Monday for two teenage boys who became separated from their companions when the weather turned bad during a kayaking trip, authorities said. Full story: ...
Re: Sad news in Florida	06 Mar 2005 16:44 GMT	1
>I do appreciate that situations deteriorate fast, hell, I've been in >some. But I think it is clear that the outfitter did not check the >weather before starting out and took beginners in an open tandem on an >open water crossing, which, in good weather, would probably have been ...