Published on mars 28th, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
Want to catch big fish from your kayak? Catching Roosterfish is one of the craziest and most dynamic fights out there. Los Buzos Resort’s top guide Kevin Bendeck is here to show you how... Read More →
Published on mars 28th, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
The SEND crew reunites in the PNW just in time to take Kalob on his first ever Little White Lap... Read More →
Published on mars 27th, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
Fun times playing different features and catching a lot of waves on the Shubie River in Nova Scotia... Read More →
Published on mars 27th, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
The tide was extremely high. The thought of redfish cruising through grass that wasn’t normally accessible was burning into the mind of Matt Therrell. With only an hour before a major storm hit, he knew he [&hellip... Read More →
Published on mars 26th, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
For his 50th birthday, Robert Jasper gifts himself something special: a nearly two-week-long solo expedition sea kayaking and climbing that pushes even the alpinist and mountain guide’s limits... Read More →
Published on mars 26th, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
Seth Ashworth breaks down how to kickflip a whitewater kayak... Read More →
Published on mars 25th, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
Its a beautiful day for offshore in the Florida Keys! Trolling, vertical jigging and a whole lot of rod bending keep Steve of Key West Kayak Fishing busy until sunset... Read More →
Published on mars 25th, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
Rivers are starting to run… are you up to speed on safety? If you are feeling rusty on your knot knowledge and technique, give this quick lesson from Jez Blanchard of Paddle Education a watch!... Read More →
Published on mars 24th, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
A documentary movie uncovering the difficult and time-consuming process of making a traditional expanded dugout canoe using mostly traditional hand tools and techniques... Read More →
Published on mars 23rd, 2019 | by Matt Dumoulin
In 2007, Beau Miles attempted to paddle 4000 kilometers from one side of Africa to the other. Beau allowed five months to complete the voyage, which started in Mozambique before continuing along the South African coast. [&hellip... Read More →
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