Doing It On The Road(Part II)

The last two years have found us kayaking and fishing the Sailboat Channel near Aransas Pass, Texas. The January cold fronts usually turn...

After several weather delays the kayak group was finally able to float the Salt River. The morning was cold and cloudy but the rain held ...

From the moment we approached the canoe launch we knew we were in for a treat! A small pond contained a very active gator that was watc...

We were both nervous as we pushed off from the gravel bar. The Salt was running high but clear and it was really fast! Renita was especial...

Renita’s sister Pam and her husband Roy arrived and after the hugs it was time to get down to business. They had spent the last three wee...

The weather had warmed and with the forecast in the seventies we decided to kayak Lighthouse Trails. However the forecast 10 mph winds ch...

  It was a long drive from Pinellas Park to Crystal River. Sure only seventy four miles but there must be at least fifty thousand sto...

This year we headed south without the trusty red canoe. Its provided us with six years of use and  we have never tipped it over, (We have ...

The canoe stuck in the sand and I knew I had to get out as surprise; it was my end that had stopped our momentum. I got out and started ...

There are manatees everywhere. I look ahead as Renita points out the brown shape of a sleeping giant and just then a mother and calf swim...