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Good Ocean Karma.

What can make a man brave 13 degree temps and 25 knot winds on the North Atlantic in January? One word; Karma. For those of us that play and work in the frigid ocean waters, good karma is something we like to stockpile in abundance. After weathering a major ice storm...

Flat Water Creeking

Creeking usually involves descending very steep low-volume whitewater. But there is an alternative flat-water version that will appeal if you are not hooked on adrenalin and not looking to hurl yourself down some steep ravine. Many watersheds have quiet backwaters...

My Jackson Journey Begins

I am Super excited and honored to be a member of the Jackson Exploration Team. Living on the coast of Maine gives me unlimited opportunities for paddling and exploring. And Jackson has a boat for everything. It is so sweet to promote a company whose boats and service...

The JK Journey: An All-Weather Performer

  Did you ever think the whitewater kayak, fishing kayak, and SUP folks have all the fun? Well, here’s proof that you can have as much fun in the JK Journey as the other guys. Besides, the JK Journey performs flawlessly in rain, sleet, snow, or a combination...

On A Winter’s Day

Although some may not spend as much time paddling when it’s colder, there’s no harm in getting outside to enjoy what you love doing during the warmer months. Why wait for perfect conditions when you can make the conditions perfect for you? The best thing about this...

Longing for the Journey

Not one to be thrilled about being cold, I find myself intrigued by the fact that I my hind end was in a surf ski.  Today.  In January.  Obviously someone forgot to tell me that it’s smack dab in the middle of winter here in the southeast.  Truth be told, though, it’s...