DAY 2 - Should we quit now?!?!? Overnight paddle board adventure.
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The second day of a 6 day thoughpaddle on the stillwater river located in mid-western Ohio. The start of this day turned out to be the biggest challenge that we will face the entire trip. Continue watching throughout the video to see glimpse of animal life on the still water river. My 12' Bluefin stand up paddleboard has proven to with hold this trip and the 2 kayaks have done great aswell. Day 3 coming out next Friday and will be a slightly longer video. Please recommend so changes that you may think will improve the quality of the video.
Start Location: 40.216969, -84.636891
DAY 2 Camp Location: 40.181990, -84.577140
Mile Marker - 51/65
We ended up cutting the day short because of our huge obstacle that we faced at the beginning of the day. We were able to get well rested this day and prepare what we did not know what was ahead of us
Day 2 7/17/20 start time is 8:00 a.m.
Camp is located at 3:30 p.m. extremely close to dusk.
Aprox. mileage covered is 8 miles in 7 hours
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You’ve got a gas cap on your boogie board
It is actually an inflatable board and that is where I inflate it from. Super convenient for portability. I have a link for the board in the description of you want to check it out
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@@danielbaker2396 i figured
I’m assuming you run your board without the fin on rivers like this.. Do you find that your board tracks fine without it?
Depends, sometimes no fins or I do 3 inch fins and it isn't too bad. Depending on the shape of the board it will track fine but ultimately depends on the board and how fast the river is flowing.
Awesome! Thanks for replying so quickly!
I have always had a canoe, but just recently bought an inflatable paddle board.. I’ll mostly use it on rivers, so that’s good information to know!
@@courtneyheiligenthal what board did you end up getting?
I went with the ROC Explorer, 10’. I don’t have much experience with paddle boards, so I wanted to get a fairly budget friendly one at first. If I love it, I’ll upgrade and pass this one on to a younger family member or keep it for someone who doesn’t have a boat.
@@courtneyheiligenthal it should do fine then. I believe it has 2 non removable small fins? Or is just one big center fin?