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@@melanayang5715, thank you. It is always my pleasure :)

@@uni-bob-kayaking, In my journey, I still have a long way to go. Thank you for watching :)

@@이바다-e1s, 제가 좋아하는 가수이고 또 즐겨듣던 노래라서 한번 영상에 담아봤습니다. 나이가 들어서 더 잘 이해가되는 곡이네요. 영상 봐주셔서 감사합니다.

@@AirOnTheWater, that foggy and rainy weather with low-hanging clouds is pretty usual here on the west coast of Canada. Thank you for watching. Cheers :)

@@Todspeed, yes, this power station is located in Indian Arm. To get there, you paddle past Twin Islands and then you will see an old BC power station. You paddle past that and keep going around the corner. Then, you will see a modern power station facility just before you reach Buntzen Bay.

@@iamasuperkorean Thanks bro. I've done the trip out to the Twin Islands several times. I guess I should go farther.

@@AirOnTheWater, thank you:)

@@marioduarte4444, I’d rather do seal launch from the deck than get into my kayak from the deck simply because it is not only easier but also cooler :)

@@iamasuperkorean does that work with all types of kayak materials or thermo / composite ones would get scratches? great content, I'll subscribe!

@@marioduarte4444, that is why I stay with PE (Polyethylene) kayaks. I don’t trust myself with composite or carbon Kevlar boats. I would break them in a month :)

@@melanayang5715, thank you :)

@@gordonruthe6236, thanks :)

@@Todspeed, thanks :)

@@jimlee7632, 제 댓글도 자꾸 삭제가 되네요. 이유를 모르겠네요.

@@iamasuperkorean 개인정보를 적으면 삭제를 하는걸가요??

@@jimlee7632, 예 한국분이시군요. 기회가 되면 한번 뵙고 카약도 같이 타면 좋겠습니다. 저는 주로 바다에서 타는데 괜찮으시면 다음주 토요일에 Indian Arm에서 같이 타는 건 어떨까요? 생각해보시고 연락처 남겨주시기 바랍니다.

@@jamiesigg3454, trying to fall asleep while listening to sea lions crying all night would have been a nuisance but it didn’t happen to me luckily. Where in West Vancouver did you launch from?

@@iamasuperkorean I took off at Eagle Harbour Park, West Van.

@@jamiesigg3454, if you don’t mind, I’d like to bother you with one more question. Does Eagle Harbour Park have pay parking or free parking? If it is free, is overnight parking allowed? I assume that you are allowed to park there overnight. Otherwise, you would have come back to find parking tickets on the windshield or find out that your vehicle had been towed when you came back from Halkett Bay this past April. I am interested in camping at Apodaca Recreation Site. The problem is finding a place in West Vancouver, where I can park my car without spending too much on parking.

@@iamasuperkorean When I was there in April, it was free and I was allowed to park overnight, as well as a local kayak school van was parked. Use Google Map with satellite views and type in “Telegraph Trail & Eagle Harbour Road” to look for the location. Then you will see a pull-out parking.

When I was there in April, it was free and overnight was allowed. I believe it is still free. Use Google map with satellite view to type in “Telegraph Trail & Eagle Harbour Road,” and you’ll see a pull-out parking space. I hope this helps you.

@@melanayang5715, thank you for your kind words :)

@@philipcoleman8184, I don’t know about others, but I think a 220-cm-long Greenland paddle is the most ideal for me.

@@philipcoleman8184, this is really a tough question to answer because it depends on your preferences and the type of paddling you like. In my case, though, Greenland paddle are the best because I could paddle all day without getting tired as much as from Euro paddles.

@@philipcoleman8184, I used to use only Euro paddles, and then switched to Greenland paddles.

@@Funkayak-p8i, I have never taught anyone how to roll because, first, I am not Paddle Canada certified. Second, I am more interested in my personal development.

Thank you :)

Thank you :)

Thank you for your compliments. Enjoy your paddling :)

@@stevenkelly-reif2682, I started from the Rocky Point park in Port Moody. BC, Canada, to Twin Islands in Indian Arm on Friday, Twin Island to Granite Falls on Saturday, and Granite Falls back to Port Moody on Sunday. It is almost 30 km one way and 60 km both ways.

@@Funkayak-p8i, the boat I was using in this particular video is P&H Delphin MK2. I also have a Scorpion but Delphin is superior in rough waters.

@@이바다-e1s, 좋게 봐주셔서 고맙습니다. 여기 밴쿠버에는 실력 좋으신 카약커들이 너무 많으셔서 저는 어디가서 카약커라고 말하기도 부끄럽습니다. 아직 갈 길이 먼것 갑습니다. 영상보고 좋은 comment 까지 남겨주셔서 감사합니다 :)

@@WalkerRoleplay, it is my great pleasure. Thank you watching :)

@@vini_s99 , thank you Vinicius :)

@@melanayang5715, it is always my pleasure :)

@@redhead56, that’s fantastic. A P&H core lite Kayak armed with a Greenland paddle can’t go wrong. I feel more confident with my Greenland paddle than my Euro paddles. Because of that, I haven’t used my Euro paddles for almost 2 years now. By the way, which P&H Kayak are you paddling in?

It all depends on the length of your arms when you spread them open horizontally. However, the standard length is 220cm, and that’s what I have for my Kellaq. I find it perfect for me. My other Greenland paddle, which is a 210cm Akiak, is more like my storm paddle. By the way, my height is 172cm. Hopefully, this helps :)

@@iamasuperkorean yes. Thank you!

Life is short, so buy a new kayak! It will change your life :)

I agree with you on what you said 100 percent.

Thank you for your generous compliments. To answer your question, I don’t have any special method to prevent water going up my nose. I guess I am used to it now. Sometimes, my nose drips for two days after intensive rolling practices. It is good at least for my sinuses :)

Thank you Scott.

Thank you babe. You are surely my best supporter :)

It is a Delphin MK2.

Thank you babe. You are my number one support. Always feel privileged to have you as my wife :)

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I couldn’t agree more with you on that :)

파이프맨 님도 잘하고 계십니다. 엔젠가 기회가 된다면 울산 앞바다에서 카약을 타보고 싶네요.

Thank you :)

저도 한때는 초보였습니다. 하다보니 경험도 쌓이고 실력도 늘더군요. 열심히 하다보면 본인이 원하는만큼 잘될거라 생각합니다.

The spray skirt I am using is Immersion Research Shockwave Bungee Spray Skirt. immersionresearch.com/collections/spray-skirts/products/shockwave-bungee-spray-skirt

My glasses get fogged up too. To solve the problem, I always carry a hand towel in a plastic bag inside my PFD. I also scoop water onto my glasses, which gives me a few seconds of clear vision.

The only motivation while on the water is to come home to you safely :)

Thank you.

Thanks :)

Thank you my dear :)

Thank you. I always enjoy watching your videos too.

@@iamasuperkorean Nice to hear 😎 Happy paddles!

Thank you babe. You are always very supportive of my passion.