River Kayaking - The Secret River | A Paddle Tales Adventure
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Kayaking adventures come in all shapes and sizes, but sometimes the best kayak adventures can be found in your own 'backyard'! This was an exploratory paddling trip we did in Ontario, Canada.
Special thanks to
ISLE: www.islesurfan...
NRS: www.nrs.com/
Aqua Bound: www.aquabound....
Wiley X: www.wileyx.com/
Ontario Creates: ontariocreates...
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PORTABLE KAYAKS I recommend
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Sea Eagle 385ft:
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Decathlon Itiwit:
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Advanced Elements Advanced Frame: bit.ly/3hJNpAl
Star Rival Inflatable Kayak: bit.ly/3lipNno
Isle Switch Hybrid SUP/Kayak: islesurfsup.sj...
PADDLES
Aqua Bound Manta Ray Carbon Paddle:
Aqua Bound Tango Fibreglass Paddle: bit.ly/3iaGleJ
Aqua Bound Whiskey Carbon Bent Shaft Paddle: bit.ly/3z1kiOH
FOOTWEAR
NRS Kicker Remix Shoe: bit.ly/36F1B6Y
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PADDLING SHIRTS / TOPS
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PFD’S
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OTHER PADDLING GEAR
Zoleo Communicator: bit.ly/3zw7gw1
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WRSI Current Helmet: bit.ly/2Te6KA6
PADDLING SHORTS/BOTTOMS
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SUNGLASSES
WileyX: bit.ly/3NtJQKR
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Hey Ken. I’m new to your channel and am thoroughly enjoying your helpful videos. The wife and I bought a condo in South Carolina last year so that we could get away from our home in South Florida from time to time, and to enjoy the many benefits from living in the Carolina’s. We bought a couple tandem inflatables last weekend due to the inability to fit a hard kayak through the door of the condo. Anyway, I have done quite a bit of paddling in the past, but my wife not so much. So we have been enjoying your insightful, educational and thought provoking videos together, and just wanted to thank you so much for what you do. You may not know the impact that the information you provide has on new (and long term) kayakers, but I for one can say that you have helped us to get off the couch and into the great outdoors. Thanks so much, and we hope that you and your family have an incredible 4th. Doug
Hi Doug. Congrats on the new place and kayaks, and thank you so much for the kind words! It really is gratifying to know that I'm helping people lead healthier lifestyles. Happy 4th right back at you!
Fantastic! Thanks for the video. Great family; lucky man.
Neat river! I also love kayaking and that combination paddle board/ kayak has peaked my interest. Thanks for this video and I will look up that snake river, it looks like fun !
Hi Ken, have you thought about doing a Kayak Trip planning video? Might be a good topic for the "off season". Maybe cover subjects like how to pick a place, things to consider like permits for camping or ramp fees, maps or scouting, gear choice, and maybe some other resources, tip and tricks an experienced adventurer can lend to us newbies.
Great Video!
That's a great idea for a video!
Hey Edward. I have... and I'm hoping to go on a solo paddling mission later this month and do something like that. Stay tuned, and thanks for reminding me!
Enjoy these family vids. Nice when you evaluate product with your family like we would typically use them.
What an amazing time with your family! Love it!
That video is a blessing in today's worldwide struggles, so calm and relaxed. Thanks for sharing!
Cool video of a cool family doing some cool adventuring.
Nice change of pace on this video Ken, you seem like a great Dad!
Great to see you enjoying time with the family. Nice relaxing paddle. I don’t live too far from there either so have to check it out. I just subscribed too. I’ve paddled canoes my whole life and recently bought a kayak. Looking forward to more suggested paddling places in eastern Ontario !
Welcome! I spent a huge part of my childhood in the Lanark area, as my folks live there. Lots to explore there too... I've had my eye on the Clyde River for many years... would love to explore it the same way. Have you paddled on it?
@@PaddleTV sorry to say I have not yet. It is on my list. I cross it often as it’s long and many roads go over it, each time I think I’d love to explore that. I’ll let you know when I do. Your enthusiasm is inspiring. I’ve learned a lot watching your channel as a new (73yr old) kayaker ! Looking forward to more content.
A fantastic, relaxing video. Subscribed to your channel after watching your Tucktech/Oru review video-purchased a Tuctech by the way.😁
Great video and wonderful to see the bond your family has!
Local creek river runs are my favorite.
Can’t beat going on a trip for the first time not knowing the route ahead it’s all brand new exciting
Yup! A lot of people think of 'first descents' as the first time a section of water has ever been paddled... I think 'first descents' should be thought of as the first time you paddle a section of water. There's nothing like that first trip down a new waterway...
A thought for your videos. You travel to many places. Please list any that offer shuttle service. It’s a make or break trip if you have a hard time getting back to your starting point. It would also be great advertising for some small business.
Great video, thanks Ken!
Cheers!
That was sooo cool. Glad your wife and daughter enjoying paddling too so this kind of trip is possible. No mosquitos? I saw someone else wondering that too. My grandson and I went day camping today and miraculously there were no mosquitos there today either.
We couldn't believe it was bug free either. We had a couple of cooler mornings before this day, and so that mush have knocked them down, because I was expecting to be swatting all day long. :)
Nicely made video, albeit a sales plug for whatever make of SUP hybrid you were using. Might have been nicer if less emphasis on the brand and more on the rich experience.
So I looked up the isle switch . $995. Are they serious, they are a solid $600 to high. So you had over 2 grand in use in this video for two of these. For under a grand you could all three have your own SUP or something like the GoPlus drop stitch sit on top kayak.
I've actually paddled it twice. Once in the fall and once in early spring. Both times we put in at Egan Road. The fall trip we went downstream. And the early spring trip we went upstream and back. It's a nice leisurely little river.
Very cool to hear! There are a couple of other sections that I've been scouting on Google Maps that I'm really excited to explore. In particular, from Lake Dore down, although it looks like you need to be ready to deal with a lot of log jams in there. Definitely a low water exploratory.
@@PaddleTV you could make it a little bit down. But you'd probably have to carry over Burnt Bridge Road. And portage through Shaw Woods. But like you say, you'd soon run into downed trees.
I know that you can't make it all the way to Osceola from Egan Road.
I purchased an Onyx vest recently and can’t figure out what the raised square stitched to it is for. Your wife’s vest had the same thing near the left shoulder. Might you or any viewers know what it is? Thanks.
That looked like a nice little trip, I noticed that you guys are all wearing microphones and I was wondering which microphones you're using?
We were using Sennheiser G4's, which is overkill for most people. The GoRode 2 is a great mic for more everyday use, which I often recommend to people.
@@PaddleTV Awesome thank you I'm going to look into both of those.
That looked great. How did you edit out all the mosquitoes? 😉🙂👍🛶
My experience, creeks and river like that are not mosquito havens. It may have to do with alll the wildlife that eats them is there to.
I have no idea why we didn't deal with mosquitos. I think it was because we had a couple of cooler mornings right before this day. I had bug dope in my bag, and was fully expecting to use it! :)
I cant do that here. First its been rainning since Apr 1066 and second I'm too cheap to pay the river licence. ( Yes they tax us in the UK to paddle on the rivers). I'd swap those buoyancy aids over. No leg strap, they mite pop over your head if you hit the water. I found the baltic canoe 50N buoyancy aid 40-130kg are better for growing kids and men with an expanding waistline.
Did you just suggest I get a different PFD because of my expanding waistline??? :) Ha! Cheers.
@@PaddleTV No but....hmmmm trying to find the right PFD for the height and weight of a person is hard. Better to use one that fits all and buoyancy its rated at 65N not the normal 50. ( Did I talk my way out of it?)
Contrary to popular belief, there was an hour in 1085 where it didn’t rain in the UK…it was snowing though.
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What electric pump is that at 0:48 ???????
Not sure... I think this was one that came with a Body Glove SUP, which you can't buy separately I don't think. But here's a pump I just got that works great. www.aquaglide.com/product/accelerator-hp-12v-22-pump/
@@PaddleTV cheers
Not a good one this time. Good for your family but not good for the viewer