Emergency Contacts If you are incapacitated on the river/lake/ocean, can the people in your group contact your emergency contacts? How will/do they know? In a more formal tripping environment, group emergency contacts and float plans may be generated and available …
Current news in the Carolina Canoe Club; FUTURE EVENTS Our Calendar is almost full up till WOR! One weekend in June has nothing planned as of yet! Don’t be afraid to be the first to schedule an event or …
Tip 2 Quick release for the other end of the tether Here’s a quick tip to help increase the safety of tow tethers (aka “Cowtails”) you might be using on your rescue PFD. I am not advocating the use of …
5 days until the budget opens for voting then 15 days to vote! For anyone that still doesn’t know who I am, I am the Safety Chair in my second year of the position thanks to the 16 and 19 …
The Carolina Paddler Profiles are the stories of unique paddlers in the Club. Some are new, some are distinguished, some are civic minded, some are just plain interesting. If you know someone who you think has a good story, please …
We have a new Paddler Profile! Check out the Profile page to read about a newer club member named Joe! William Holman Paddler Editor
Many have loved The Paddler in the past. As I try to revive it in a more modern form I think it is only fitting to pay tribute to The Paddler past as well. Here is an article and a …
Tip 1. Grimloc instead of accessory carabiner I’ve always been adamant about not having non-locking carabiners outside of the kayak cockpit or even inside the boat in a place where an inadvertent hookup could result in an entrapment in the …
In a few days we will publishing the first of a series of Paddler Tips from one of our very own legends, Larry Ausley. The first will be in 2 days and then on the 15th of every month we …
What defines cold water in our sport? When do I wear my dry suit versus my wetsuit or just a dry top? What is the harm of not wearing protective clothing if I am only going out for a few …
