On Tue, 17 Feb 1998, Keith Kaste wrote: >> >>This is potentially a great thread. I am keeping a copy of everyone's >>post who responds to the "what do you paddle" request. I will compile a >>summary of all these responses and publish it back to the list for >>everyone. So far, though, there have only been 16 responses. There >>must be more than 16 subscribers out there with boats. Come on you >>Guillemot and Laughing Loon owners, come on you rotomold owners, and >>Coaster owners. Let's hear it. Even if you rent only, post an email >>describing which boat(s) you like the most. My first boat was a Necky Kyook, good beginner boat, stable, plastic, great to bash around in the rock gardens. Then I had to get a boat so newby paddling friends could join me. The Aqua Terra Prism fit the bill. 14 ft SOT that anyone could paddle in moderate conditions. Since I spent much of my time playing in the surf zone, I got a Prijon Twister so I could surf some waves. SOT whitewater boat about 25 in wide It's funny how one boat leads you onto another. After I was profecient at rolling the Twister, my demands for higher performance won out and I started surfing a Necky Rip. A short, planing hull, whitewater playboat. Lots of fun in the ocean and the river. But here I am again, yearning for yet another boat to acccompany the four in the garage. If anyone has a high performance Kevlar surf kayak for sale in CA please e-mail me. There is always room for one more! John Bonaventure on the coast of Central Calif *************************************************************************** PaddleWise Paddling Mailing List Submissions: paddlewise_at_lists.intelenet.net Subscriptions: paddlewise-request_at_lists.intelenet.net ***************************************************************************Received on Sat Feb 21 1998 - 21:26:30 PST
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