
Paddling trips, techniques, and trip planning across Washington State and British Columbia's Salish Sea - by Rob Casey, author of the award-winning Mountaineers Books guide, Paddling the Salish Sea: 80 Trips.
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Often I hear from students and those in kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) online groups..
“I’m not ready for saltwater. I only paddle lakes.”
The reality is that both lakes and saltwater can be safe, depending on the conditions...
Learn how to climb on your board with these three easy tips for big people who are struggling to get back on their SUP.
Occasionally I get students who are either large in frame or overweight. Of these, a few can’t climb back on their boar...
Have you ever noticed those glassy patches on the water that look like oil slicks on the Salish Sea?
While training for the Seventy48 race in 2019, a friend who is a longtime sailor suggested using “seams” to get an extra boost on the wate...
The flip rescue is the most effective way to help a fatigued or injured paddle boarder back on the board. It’s also helpful for helping fatigued swimmers.
The method is easy to learn but does require practice get the kinks out and so you c...
In the mid-2000s, I watched my friend Don Kiesling expertly surf a large Seattle tug wake on a surf ski for what seemed like forever. He was moving at nearly twice the speed of my sea kayak, and he made it look effortless. Since surf skis a...
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Pacific Northwest paddler, coach, photographer and history buff Rob Casey is the author of "Paddling the Salish Sea 80 Trips" for Mountaineers Books.
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