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Canoe And Kayaking:     more books (100)

Quiet Water New York, 2nd: Canoe & Kayak Guide (AMC Quiet Water Series) by Alex Wilson, John Hayes, 2007-05-01 Essentials of River Kayaking by American Canoe Association, 2004-06-10 Paddling Pennsylvania: Kayaking and Canoeing the Keystone State's Rivers and Lakes by Jeff Mitchell, 2010-01-01 How to Build & Manage a Canoe. Volume 1 (v. 1) by A. R. Ellis, G. C. Beams, et all 1987-12 The Best of Paddler Magazine: Stories from the World's Premier Canoeing, Kayaking and Rafting Magazine The Basic Essentials of Kayaking Whitewater by Bill Kalner, Donna Jackson, 1990-07 Canoeing (Outdoor Adventures Series) by American Canoe Association, 2008-04-21 A Thousand Miles in the Rob Roy Canoe by J. MacGregor, 2000-05 Armchair Paddler: An Anthology of Canoeing, Kayaking, and Rafting Adventures Advanced Kayaking and Canoeing by Bill Mattos, 2004-10-25 The Alaska River Guide: Canoeing, Kayaking, and Rafting in the Last Frontier (Canoeing & Kayaking Guides - Menasha) by Karen Jettmar, 2008-06-28 Paddle Routes of Western Washington: 50 Flatwater Trips for Canoe and Kayak by Verne Huser, 2000-06 From a Wooden Canoe: Reflections on Canoeing, Camping, and Classic Equipment by Jerry Dennis, 1999-01-15 Quiet Water Canoe Guide: Massachusetts/Connecticut/Rhode Island: AMC Quiet Water Guide by Alex Wilson, 1994-12-01

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101. Shorebase - Boating Intro Page
     Non-commercial information and pictures on canoeing, kayaking and sailing.  
     http://www.shorebase.co.uk/boating/boatsintro.asp
     
     Extractions: Thanks to reading a book by Arthur Ransome when I was about 9 years old, I've been besotted with boats ever since, (like a good many of his other readers, I would suspect !) Unfortunately, from this point of view, I lived the main part of my life on the Northern outskirts of London, which has limited (and expensive), waterborne facilities. I therefore explored all possibilities of the elusive ' Portable Boat ', researching every kit and new innovation that promised this solution to my problem. Percy Blandford's dinghies and canoes, Ken Littledyke's 'stitch and glue' plywood kayaks, Mirror Dinghies, inflatables, all 'craft' were examined and considered. Money was also in short supply, (perhaps luckily !), or I would have had quiet a boatyard in the back garden of my Parent's very tidy house. Now that I have retired, I have been lucky enough to move to the Norfolk Broads (surprise, surprise, AR ), and have owned a number of larger craft.

102. Decoy Broad Scout Campsite
     Woodbastwick, Norfolk in Norfolk Broads National Park. Sailing, canoeing, kayaking, rowing, pioneering, and other equipment available.  
     http://www.decoybroad.org.uk/

103. Outdoor Adventure Canada - Backpacking, Canoeing, Kayaking, And Camping
     Articles and suggested itineraries for mountain biking, hiking, camping, canoeing, and kayaking plus reviews, links, forum, and photos.  
     http://www.outdooradventurecanada.com/
     
     Extractions: When you have children, you always want them to be safe at home, so you make sure you put poisons out of reach, you put gates on stairs, and you put covers on electrical outlets. There is a lot to be said about ensuring your home is baby proof, but making sure your campsite is baby proof is also a very important task.

104. Your Bass Fishing Source - Get Hooked On Bass Fishing
     An outdoor recreation guide for North America featuring hiking, biking, camping, fishing, caving, climbing, paddling, canoeing, kayaking and rafting.  
     http://www.hookedontheoutdoors.com
     
     Extractions: We have everything relating to Bass fishing. Techniques, information, I did not really get a chance to actually fish with it today, with it being Christmas in everything, but I tried out some lures in my pool and wow the twitch bar gives everything lure I tested it with some great action. Bass fishing is going to be really fun with this reel. Once the weather warms up later on this week I am going to put it to the true test. Overall, I have been please with every Daiwa reel I have ever owned. There breaking systems are great for not back lashing and they seem to last a very long time. I highly recommend Daiwa reels for all anglers that bass fish. Category: Reviews Bass fishing in winter months can be very tough. Like humans and all other animals bass do not like to move much in the winter and like to store up on food to avoid having to hunt as often. The key to catching bass in the winter is to use large baits and fish them very slow. Brush hogs tend to work well in the winter months when bass fishing. A large jig or chatterbair with a pork trailer will also do the trick. If a bass is going to have to move around a lot in the cold water the treat better be worth it. Think big! This time of the year is a perfect time to bust out those 12inch worms you bought at walmart for 10 cents. When fishing for bass in the winter time use large baits like mentioned above, but also remember to fish very slow. Remember winter, bigger and slower - summer, smaller and faster. Also try and keep your baits warm, for example place them in your back pocket or in your coat. A warmer bait will work better in the cold waters.

105. SCHEDULES & EVENTS
     Main activities are skiing, cycling, hiking, and canoeing and kayaking. Offers membership and event information plus a schedule. (Burlington, Ontario)  
     http://www.spectranet.ca/~outdoor/
     
     Extractions: Club Activity Cross Country Skiing Hiking Road Tourers Cycling Trail Riders Cycling ... NEWSLETTER Click on a picture to get more detailed information! Why people join Have fun and enjoy a sport with others who have similar interests Keep physically fit and active all year round Take skiing lessons to improve skiing skills Experience the great outdoors, skiing, snow shoeing, cycling, hiking or paddling Travel with the Club on day trips, weekends or week long adventures as far away as B.C. ,Europe and Asia About the Club The Club is a registered none profit organization and was formed back in 1973 under its original name "The Halton Cross Country Ski Club". Since that time it has been providing an opportunity for skiers to meet one another, to share experiences, and ski in small groups rather than alone. The club still caters to skiers, but in the early eighties, added “cycling” to it's program. Today the Club sponsers an even wider outdoors program which includes hiking, canoeing, kayaking and snowshoeing. Our membership is composed of families and single individuals of all ages and abilities. In the late nineties another major event took place, once again shaping the history of the club. At that time the name of the Club was changed to “The Halton Outdoor Club”. As a result the Club is now officially dedicated to promoting year round outdoor activities such as cross country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, cycling and paddling, thereby providing its members with an even greater choice of participating and training in these sports.

106. Plas Gwynant Home Page
     Residential outdoor pursuits courses in Snowdonia including canoeing, kayaking, climbing, and hillwalking (Beddgelert, UK).  
     http://www.plasgwynant.org.uk/

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