What Are Kayaks?
by Bryan on September 6, 2008
in Kayak Techniques
Kayaking in recent times has become increasingly popular throughout the world, so popular that it is now included in the Olympics.
In essence a kayak is a small boat that is operated manually. Its features include a covered deck as well as a cockpit that is covered by a spraydeck.
A sitting paddler maneuvers the kayak using a double bladed paddle. In the past kayaks were used by Eskimos who lived in the sub-Arctic regions of Asia, North American and Greenland.
The modern kayak is available in multiple designs which cater to specific purposes. In other parts of the world a kayak is referred to as a canoe. (article continues below)... Read more..
Kayak Anchors
by Bryan on September 5, 2008
in Kayaking Gear
A kayak is a small narrow boat that can glide through the water with an oar or a paddle. Nowadays kayaking has become a very popular sport and entertainment fro travelers.
A kayak anchor may be required to keep your kayak in one place. Kayak anchors are available in two different sizes, the large anchor and small anchor.
The Small Kayak Anchor:
A small kayak anchor is a durable and compact anchor, ideal for kayak fisherman. The anchor is light weight normally 1.5 pounds. The anchor has folding arms that can hold fast on a beach to provide maximum stability. As it is compact you can carry it with you anywhere you want. (article continued below)... Read more..
Beginner Kayaking Tips
by admin on February 7, 2008
in Kayak Techniques
Many sports require good gear as does kayaking, a thrilling and fun water sport with a kayak. There are many different types of kayaks available in the marketplace today so finding the right kind of kayaks can be a bit confusing.
It is important for you to know some basic things about kayaks. So, read on for helpful information to help you choose your perfect kayak.
Kayaks are basically a small boat that has a similar structure as a canoe. The origination of kayaks is also very interesting, as it was originated by Eskimos from Greenland and then it was also used by Eskimos from Alaska. (article continues below)... Read more..
Traditional Heritage Kayaks
by Bryan on February 3, 2008
in Kayaking Boats
For a lightweight, comfortable kayak try the Heritage traditional kayaks. You can easily spend a day in them fishing or bird watching. The FeatherLite model kayaks are great for getting some experience and are easily transported.
The FeatherLite 9.5 is available in a variety of colors. It offers stability and an easy paddle platform and it also designed to allow the paddler more comfort. For the fisherman the FeatherLite 9.5 Angler is the perfect kayak.
It offers the greatest stability and is an easy kayak to paddle with adjustable foot braces and a new drain, vent and comfort seating system. The FeatherLite 9.5 angler also has an anchor system for even greater flexibility while fishing. (article continues below)... Read more..