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DAM news from the Nile

By Jessie Stone Sad news is finally upon us here at the Nile. The mighty Silverback dam has been making rapid progress, and the word from the energy company is that by sometime in January 2009 Silverback will no longer be runnable. So if you have not been to the Nile...

Let the fun and training begin

It has been a long dry fall, but our water is here and the Rock Island we love is back! Here are some shots of the "Top Waves" which most people just consider to be warm up waves before going to the main hole or Brave Wave. We have decided that these waves...

Hero Review

By Devon Barker We had ten kayakers on the North Fork of the Payette last Saturday. We had two Super Heroes, one Hero and only a little snow and ice. I have to tell you that the Hero has changed my paddling and increased my mental ability. My red Hero has increased my...

Big rains, big water!

Photos By Clay Wright The rains finally came down in Rock Island, filling up the lake and overflowing the dam. After a rousing day on Bear creeking till dark, it was great to find one of the biggest waves ever seen on the East Coast sitting right in our back yard....

Pakistan, The Indus River – Day Nine

Photos By Darin McQuoid As noted in my previous writing, the flu held my down at the end of our eight day, and kept me off the water for the ninth day. Thankfully the Indus is one of the best rivers I’ve ever seen for road side photography. The group fired up...

Christmas comes early in the southeast

By Justin Owen Christmas gifts are definitely arriving early in the southeast this year, especially if one of your wishes was torrential rainfall! Since arrived back at Rock Island there had been no major water to speak of. The releases were short and usually started...