We are an informal group of paddlers who kayak each week along Lake Superior on Friday mornings, 10 am. For the safety of everyone in the group, paddlers who join us on the Lake Superior trips must wear a PFD (with whistle), wetsuit (or drysuit or hydroskin, depending on the water temps), and must know how to do a rescue and re-entry.
Thursday, July 5, 2018
July 6: Bark Pt boat landing, then south along the coast: suitable for recreational boats
To celebrate the 4th, on July 6th we'll launch at Bark Pt. boat landing at 10 am, then head south along the bay's coast until we get to the long, lovely beach on the outside of Bark Bay spit. This paddle will be suitable for recreational boats and kids, so bring your family and friends. The forecast is for calm, lovely weather: the first in a while!
Thursday, June 28, 2018
CANCELLED: storms! June 29th paddle to Sand Island
CANCELLED: storms!
Right now, the marine forecast is pretty good for our June 29th paddle to Sand Island-waves 2 ft or less; scattered storms. Mike and I will talk at 9 am and make the call the depending on conditions at the time. We'll email everyone and post an update here. Hope it works out for a nice crossing!
Nancy
Right now, the marine forecast is pretty good for our June 29th paddle to Sand Island-waves 2 ft or less; scattered storms. Mike and I will talk at 9 am and make the call the depending on conditions at the time. We'll email everyone and post an update here. Hope it works out for a nice crossing!
Nancy
Thursday, June 14, 2018
June 15th paddle: Roman's Pt, 10 am: CANCELLED because of thunder
Update: alas, it's still thundering at 9 am, so Mike and I agreed it would be best to cancel this morning's paddle. Have a great week!
Mike will update everyone on next week's paddle, which is currently scheduled for the crossing to Long Island. Meet at Friendly Valley (next to the Sioux River) beach north of Washburn.
Right now, the forecast is predicting clouds, not thunderstorms, at 10 am tomorrow morning (June 15th). Our scheduled paddle is for Roman's Pt, and that's easy to modify if condition get bad. (We can paddle along the beach instead of around the point and practice our rough water skills in a safe place; or we can paddle inside Lost Creek slough and look for otters--and if worse comes to worse, we can go to my cabin on Roman's Pt and have a cup of coffee). So I'll be down at the end of Lost Creek Rd at 10 am, ready for paddling, unless I hear thunder. Hope to see you there!
I'll be away the following week for the Long Island paddle, but I'm sure others will be enthusiastic about that great crossing.
Roman's Pt: meet at the end of Lost Creek Rd; park on the left side of the road.
Roman's Pt: meet at the end of Lost Creek Rd; park on the left side of the road.
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