Monthly Archives: September 2010

Wavewalk’s YouTube Movies Viewed Over 400,000 Times

That’s right, son far, the W kayak movies that we’ve posted on YouTube got viewed over 400,000 times.
In the beginning, our movies on YouTube were a sidekick in comparison to the main website that we posted movies on, which was Google Video. Little by little, Google Video’s service deteriorated, and we started posting more on YouTube, in the zeepty channel. Continue reading

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Jeff’s First Florida Fall Kayak Fishing Trip

The day was planned as further experiments with the spincast outfits since they represent the simplest gear for kids and many folks use nothing but them. I also wanted to be able to have follow up for the monthly articles I’ve been writing for Country Life a local newspaper in my fishing column. I did a spincast article recently so I needed more subject material. Continue reading

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Common Kayak Injuries

Paddling a common kayak, be it a sit-on-top (SOT) kayak or a sit-in kayak (SIK) involves being seated in the non-ergonomic L position, as well as paddling it in the traditional kayaking style that requires typical, repetitive motion. Both can lead to various injuries. Continue reading

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StriperFest 2010 Organized by On The Water Magazine- Cape Cod, MA

On The Water magazine, the angler’s guide to fishing in the Northeast, is organizing its annual Striper Festival. StriperFest 2010 is celebrating the end of the striped bass fishing season, and it will take place in Buzzards Bay, on the bank of the Cape Cod canal, in Massachusetts, on October 2, 2010, between 1 PM and 7 PM.

Looks like a fun event! Continue reading

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New Kayak Fishing Season

September 22nd is the the first day of Autumn, and for many kayak anglers it means different things, according to where they live – and fish. In the northern, cooler regions, this date signals fewer kayak fishing trips for a long, long time. W kayak anglers in Alaska, Canada, Maine, Norway and the UK will be limited in the number of hours they can spend outside before it gets dark. Northern W kayak anglers may want to consider getting that cockpit cover out (finally!), or get one in case they haven’t got it yet. Continue reading

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