Happy Halloween!
Here's a video of my favorite Halloween tradition, a costume run down the White Salmon's Green Truss!
I look forward to this every year. Paddlers go all out with their amazing costumes and it's so much fun to see a colorful line of kayaks, wigs and capes charging down the river.
Big thanks to the Herbeck's…
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125 Foot Tall Condit Dam Breached with a Bang
Added by Andy Maser on October 30, 2011 at 6:30pm — 2 Comments
What a great idea: kayaking a part of PE class. That's the plan for Turtle River Montessori School students in Jupiter, Fla. It may not be whitewater, but the Intracoastal Waterway near Burt Reynolds Park will become a floating classroom!
We here at Dagger think it would be awesome if all students got on the water as a part of school curriculum. Like the article says...
"They'll learn leadership skills and teamwork skills,"..."They have to work together, paddle…
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The Adirondack Park Agency has approved construction of a new whitewater paddling park on the Sacandaga River in the southern Adirondack town of Hadley. Tom Saehrig is a planner with the APA. He says the goal is to add boulders and other challenging water features that will offer a fresh draw to sport…
Added by Dagger on October 25, 2011 at 4:00pm — No Comments
Mexico 2011
After 5 great months kayaking around Canada I decided it was time to move on to my next adventure. I flew to Mexico on the 04 of October to record the next Unknown episode with Tino Specht, this is gonna be a 15 min online video that shows the lifestyle that I’m living and some great kayaking footage freestyling in Canada and creeking in Mexico.
Check a few photos running tomata falls, beautiful waterfalls 15 min away of our house, PARADISE! More news soon!…
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Nature Connection
Added by Christie Eastman on October 22, 2011 at 4:00pm — No Comments
Most people that think of Cali boating don’t consider the Fall time to be that great but there are many years when we are blessed by the fact that most all of our rivers have a dam on them. So far this season we received scheduled releases on the NF Feather, and SF Feather which were negotiated by AW. The NF Feather offers road side whitewater for all boaters. There is a nice 2 mile class IV-V stretch that you can run laps on all day.
During September this year not much was running…
Added by Thomas Moore on October 17, 2011 at 3:30pm — No Comments
ReImagined Trailer (full film to come in November)
Check out the trailer for ReImagined from the makers Currents. Among many other big names on many more amazing rivers, I'll be featured for a segment on the Little White Salmon, my backyard run. Enjoy.
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First Descents' featured on PBS
A cool feature on www.firstdescents.org (a non profit that Dagger supports) on PBS. It's also an awesome tribute to Nick "Nickname" Raitt. Good friend, good boater, good guy.
Added by Brad Ludden on October 12, 2011 at 2:46pm — No Comments
I woke up Saturday morning to my phone ringing and a groggy ten second conversation. “We’re going to Skook, I’ll pick you up in a half hour,” said a voice that I couldn’t quite put a face to. I knew it had to be one of the young local Bellingham paddlers and without thinking replied, “I’m in, see you in thirty.” Impulse decisions have always led to the most exciting adventures of my life and I knew this weekend was going to be one to remember. On Friday, my plans to fly to the Homathko River…
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VIDEO: Huge Dam Removal Means New Whitewater on the White Salmon
In 2 weeks, Condit Dam on the White Salmon River in Washington will be packed with enough explosives to blow a huge hole in the base of the concrete wall. Moments after the climactic explosion, 10,000 CFS will gush from the tunnel and drain Northwestern Lake completely in 6 hours. That’s the moment paddlers have been…
Added by Andy Maser on October 11, 2011 at 8:30am — 3 Comments
Oregon is known for its huge, runnable waterfalls. Most of the world records for highest waterfall have been set in Oregon. However, Oregon is not known for great class five whitewater (Little White Salmon is in Washington for those not encompassed in PNW geography).
My buddy Matt King recently moved towards Eastern Oregon and away from the whitewater scene, or so we thought... He dedicated many days to driving around and scouting out the Wallowa Mountain range. The…
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The Green du Nord
Remember that time the South thought it was cool? When they pitied us because our rivers only run when it’s snowing out?
I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve heard this at the end of a list of hip bars, clean waterfalls, and vague mentions of southern belles:
“…And we have the Green. You know, it runs every day of the summer.”
God, I hate that.
(Nick hates it even more)
Guess what all you Asheville snobs? Now WE have the…
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