Article By Ian Alexander To get the trolley to run as far back towards the stern as possible I’ve made use of the rudder mounting holes and fitted a plate that I made from 3mm stainless steel plate. This was an idea I got from a post on the AA site. Along with some shock [...]
Article By Neil Bugnol – Kingfisheryakking Having used a cable tidy for the past two years, I decided it was time to sort myself out with something a little better for storage of my anchor rope. I have found myself short sometimes with the 50m of 8mm rope that I normally use, so replacement storage [...]
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Towing is one of the most basic fundamental skills a kayaker must master and practise if he is to render fast and efficient help to someone in trouble. The reasons for towing someone are as long as the towline itself. Lost paddles, weever stings, dislocated shoulders, keeping a rescue situation away from hazards such as [...]
Forum member Dave Adamson describes his fool proof method for anchoring his kayak in strong tides. This method also allows for easy retrieval of your kayak anchor whilst the tide is still running strong. There are still a lot of the lads who are either unsure how to anchor or nervous of trying. Since changing [...]
Our latest article is a step by step guide for those of you who wish to go uptiding from your kayaks. Fishing uptide is nothing difficult or special and with a bit of knowledge you will soon be catching fish at anchor from your kayaks. http://www.whitbyseaanglers.co.uk/kayak-uptiding.php
Forum member Spawney Bass explains the fine art of safely anchoring your kayak. This guide is complete with step by step images.
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