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Kayaks on the beach - Lewes, Delaware - Minolta X-370 - Harman Phoenix 200 - Shot at 160 iso - Lewes, DE.
Surprise, surprise, surprise! We went to the park today to chill for a while and lo and behold look what we found! A brand spanking new kayak launch and fishing ramp! I'm not sure when it fell out of the sky but it is beautiful and sturdy! Thank you, parks department!
Instructions for using the kayak launch: boardsafedocks.com/instructions-for-kayak-launch/
from the photowalk, on 10/13..a truck pulled up (see my rainbow truck photo) and pulled out kayaks for rental..surrrrrre!!! lol!
Two kayakers passing by the two osprey that have RETURNED for the season. If you look close you will see them there on the green channel marker in the river, where they have built a nest.
Several pairs have returned already ... I am sure many others will follow shortly.
This week our kayak fishing adventures took us to Scenic Loch Leven in the Highland .Long drive throughout Scotland wilderness , loads of snow here and there and the occasional deer wondering on the road . A quick sleep in the motor , comfortable enough with two sleeping bag and a hot water bottle for extra heat we woke up nice and early ready for a new adventure .With temperature dropping to minus 8C during the night it was fun scrapping the window in the morning and removing the ice from inside the car . Three super hardcore kayak fisher ready to explore . We set up slowly and make sure we have plenty layers on for the day . Beautiful morning paddle in instant scenery , no wind , no waves and proper chilly . I tie on the nearest buoy and small ice sheets are flowing slowly down with the tide . This is the sea and it's frozen . Fishing is slow and with baited feathers my rod started to shake and 2 joey mackerel come to the light . Early February and the mackerels are already biting . Next fish is a nice looking Thornback ray , I turn it over revelling a little smile and unhook the spiky slab and released it back to the water . Next fish is a mackerel , right of the bottom and another one . Then a couple of dogfish , beautiful creature with super rough skin . The sun is shinning full beam .We paddle to another spot , dropping and sharing an anchor in 180 ft of water . Fishing is slow with bites here and there but the fish are hard to hook .We call it a day and paddle back to the shore , Two anglers on the side are fighting the unavoidable snag , I feel for them . All the gears are stuffed back in the car , kayak on the roof rack and heat full on we attack the winding road through out valley and glen .Finally ,and a simple question spring to my mind . Are the mackerel here yet ? Watch the Video and decide for yourself .Nicolas
While keeping with Banner Marsh for a moment. I thought I would share a new favorite sunset image from Banner. This is Julie's kayak. She was kind enough to take me out on a photography outing via kayak earlier in the day and at night she wanted to use the kayak as a prop in the frame. I think it was a fantastic idea!
Her version of the scene here.
Banner Marsh, Illinois
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Kayak paddle. This image is released under Creative Commons. Feel free to use and please credit Happiness Without, linking the credit through to www.happinesswithout.com
Kayaking at Tjärnö in Bohuslän, Sweden. This was during a field-stay at Tjärnö marine biological laboratory at the Swedish west-coast, the stay was a part of a course in marine biology. I didn't have my eos 30D back then, but used a compact digital camera that i had borrowed from my dad.
If you've got just a moment click on the photo to enjoy it enlarged on black background.
Keith Vaught from "Great Salt Lake Images" rowed into my view trying to keep ahead of that nasty storm that brought the lightning I posted yesterday.
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Kayaking into the sunset on a lake. This image is released under Creative Commons. Feel free to use and please credit Happiness Without, linking the credit through to www.happinesswithout.com