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thanks buster

I have just relocated to the payette drainage and am looking for other open boaters in the area. Used to be OK but skills have eroded. New rivers have me pumped up to get back in shape. Probably good for III now. If anybody wants to hookup let me know.

ended up in my first downriver race last weekend. pulled out my old coldcracked explorer and my buddy and i stuffed pool toys under the thwarts. was extremely classy-kept it dry so didnt really test em out but sure have plans for next year-blow up dolls anyone?

finally after years of low snow pack and drought i woke up to front page headlines of flood danger as are prodigous mountain snowpack finally began to melt. Idaho is a raging beast and montana is seeing flows we haven't seen in years. There is a god and he likes to paddle. letsgoboatin!

been there, between abusing my rotator cuff and paddlers elbow ended up in the doc's office a couple of years ago. He perscribed a regimen of exercises involving different thicknesses of surgical tubing for the shoulder-it worked. For the elbow an even simpler soution: Sit in a straight back chair w...

I've had experience in most of the boats you mentioned with the exception of the zephyr. I currently own both a spark and an ocoee and greatly prefer the ocoee for all around boating. The spark is wicked fast and is great for gates, atainments and zooming around the river like a nut catching every e...

3rd try at posting this, I've cut the fat outta this message: gotta new spark, need some help. 1.) wildly asymetric - where's the pedestal go? 2.) royalite, what will stick? 3.) wood gunnells, how do I care for them? 4.) mainly race boat, yakimas or foot beds? Thanks in advance if this post makes it...