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5 Benefits to Going to Roll Sessions this Winter

5 Benefits to Going to Roll Sessions this Winter

Submitted by Christina Kossis  1. Muscle Memory – whether you’re new to rolling or an “expert” who never flips it’s important to keep your body in tune. You can dial in all the moves, whether it’s your first roll or advancing to on and offside sweep and back deck...
The Coosa FD Quick Review

The Coosa FD Quick Review

Posted by Daniel Hayes I have been fishing out of the Coosa FD for 3 years. I am 6’-3” tall and 260lbs. I can honestly say is this boat has the best stability and tracks very well when drifting or standing up for sight casting or having to pole through skinny/shallow...
The Only Way (OUT) is Up

The Only Way (OUT) is Up

Submitted by Mylo Nicholas In September when the rivers are low, there can still be sections left to explore. The Arc River, in the Maurienne Valley (French Alps), is not frequently paddled, due to restricted sections and dam controls, but can offer some incredible...
Issie’s summer in Nottingham & competing in the British Championships

Issie’s summer in Nottingham & competing in the British Championships

Submitted by Issie Wormall This summer I have spent weeks paddling at Holme Pierrepont Nottingham training for the British Championships and for Team GB selections. My time training on inlet gate and twin since the start of the summer improved massively, on inlet it...
Kayaking my hometown Class V run – Deckers Creek (Pioneer Rocks Section) in Morgantown, WV

Kayaking my hometown Class V run – Deckers Creek (Pioneer Rocks Section) in Morgantown, WV

submitted by Christina Kossis Decker’s Creek is my local run, just 20 minutes from my house. It’s a short, stout class V roadside section located in southeast Morgantown, WV that needs over an inch of rain to get pumping and often flashes quickly. It is ideal to catch...