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Always Free Summer 2013 CALIFORNIA PADDLER Magazine Always Free Summer 2013 INSIDE: Your First SUP Blending Strokes Paddling With Kids Big Bear Chumash Tomol + more Photo: John Hyde Photo: FIND YOUR FIT IN A DELTA KAYAK ULTRALIGHT PERFORMANCE. OUTSTANDING VERSATILITY. We’ve taken weight out of the equation with our New Delta 12S and Delta 15S so all you have to think about is where to go on your next adventure. Optimized to fi t smaller to medium framed paddlers and loaded with new features, these lightweights promise to make your next trip more fun and enjoyable both on and off the water. Whatever your adventure, you can find your fit in a Delta Kayak. 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Summer 2013 CALIFORNIA Summer 2013 Issue 11 PADDLER Magazine Editor/Publisher Contents Peter Donohue Assistant Editors Karen Lapinski, Laura Ramos, Elizabeth Rowell, and Sylvia Wu California Paddler Symbol Design Elizabeth Rowell Design & Layout Laura Ramos 10 13 21 www.portalcm.com Contributing Writers Krista Fechner, Meade Fischer, Scotto In Every Issue Galbreath, Chuck Graham, Karen Lapinski, Features Sean Morley, Lisa Ouellette, Marna Powell, Joseph Carr Ritchie, and California Pad- dler Magazine 6 Getting Started: 4 Editor’s Note Your First SUP Contributing Photographers Elinor Anderson, Tom Andrews, Chris Bensch, Meade Fischer, Scotto Galbreath, 5 News Chuck Graham, Dominick Lemarie, Tom Meckfessel, Joseph Carr Ritchie, Neil 10 Skills: Blending Schulman, Bill Vonnegut, and California Strokes for Kayaks Paddler Magazine 5 Calendar of Events Legal Support 13 Paddling With Kids Karen A. 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California Paddler Magazine is an independ- ent magazine available for free at paddling shops, sports retailers, outdoor stores, fitness clubs, marinas, and events, available free on the web, or individual copies can be mailed Cover Photo - a woman prepares for a nominal charge to cover postage and handling. herself to try out a SUP at a shop’s demo day Paddling can be a dangerous sport. Dress appropriately, always wear your PFD, and Photo by Neil Schulman paddle within your skill level. Camera: Nikon D300 California Paddler Magazine 3 Editor’s Note What difference can one word make? Depending on the word, it can either be a lot or nothing. If you are into stand up paddle boarding (SUPing), the changing of the name from California Kayaker Magazine to California Paddler Magazine means that we now cover your sport. To kayakers, it means very little, as the magazine will still have lots of kayaking content. The change was made specifically to allow the magazine to cover SUPing. eW found that kayaking was a bit too limiting a subject, and the magazine was not able to grow to where we wanted it to. SUP is the big growth area in paddle sports, so including them will hopefully allow the magazine to grow. And what better way to start than to have an article to help people navigate the types of paddleboards on the market? This change has actually been in the works for a couple of years. The big thing holding it back was that I needed to spend some time myself on a SUP to see what the big deal was. I don’t claim to be a SUP expert, but I am now comfortable around a board. And I agree there is an attraction to them. There are some changes that you need to do to keep up with the magazine, though. We were able to forward the old URL to the new for our web site, so that is fine. But we couldn’t do that for Facebook. So if you want to follow us on Facebook, please go to www.facebook. com/CalPaddlerMag and “Like” the new page. See you on the water! Peter Donohue Editor [email protected] 4 www.calpaddlermag.com Summer 2013 wEvents wNews Jay Moriarty Memorial Paddle- Ventura Paddle Surfing Champion- L.A. River Opens to the Public board Race ships & US Waveski Championship For the first time since the Los Ange- Capitola, CA Ventura, CA les (LA) River was channelized in the June 22, 2013 October 11-12, 2013 1930s, the public will be welcomed jayrace.surftech.com www.uswaveski.com to walk, fish, and kayak along a 2.5 mile portion of the LA River in Elysian AquanFest Cal Burn Fest Valley. The Mountains Recreation and San Mateo, CA Burnt Ranch, CA Conservation Authority (MRCA) will June 22-23, 2013 October 12, 2013 administer the LA River Recreation www.aquansports.com caliproduct.blogspot.com pilot program to increase safe public access to the LA River and to pro- Big Bear Paddlefest Lumpy Waters mote the goal of river revitalization. Big Bear Lake, CA Pacific City, OR The program runs from Memorial June 29, 2013 October 18-20, 2013 Day to Labor Day and from sunrise www.bigbearpaddlefest.com www.lumpywaters.com to sunset daily, during safe condi- tions. During this time, any member Eppies Great Race Sea Trek Regatta and E.T.C. of the public can access the Recrea- Sacramento, CA Paddleathon tion Zone free of charge. Organized July 20, 2013 Sausalito, CA groups and fee-based groups must www.eppiesgreatrace.org October 26 obtain special use permits from the www.etctrips.org MRCA for which there is a fee. More US Surf Ski Championships information can be found at www. South San Francisco, CA Davenport Paddle Surf Classic lariverrecreation.com. Aug 3-4, 2013 Davenport, CA There is also a 1.5 mile stretch open www.ussurfski.com November 9-10, 2013 in the Sepulveda Basin. That program www.davenportpaddlesurf.com has been going for a few years and is Battle of the Bay much more restrictive. For example, San Rafael, CA Golden Gate Sea Kayak Sympo- you must go with a guide, you can’t Aug 17-18, 2013 sium use your own boat and gear, and so www.battleofthebay.com Sausalito, CA on. Because that program was suc- Jan 31-Feb 2, 2014 cessful (that is, no safety incidents), www.ggsks.com American River Festival this new program gained support and Coloma, CA fortunately carries fewer restrictions. September 7-8, 2013 Wavechaser Paddle Series Hopefully the rules for the Sepulveda www.americanriverfestival.org Various NorCal locations Basin program will be relaxed more Various dates in the future, as all slots on these California Coastal Cleanup Day www.wavechaser.com guided paddles have been claimed throughout CA for 2013 already. Information about September 21, 2013 SoCalOceanRacing Series this program is available at www.pad- www.coastal.ca.gov/publiced/ccd/ccd.html Various SoCal locations dlethelariver.org. Various dates If this summer’s Elysian Valley pilot Moke Races www.eteamz.com/socaloceanracing/ program is successful, there are Jackson, CA plans to open more of the river to kay- September 21, 2013 aking and eventually to return much lp.sierraclub.org/lpp/mokeraces/ of the river bottom to its natural state. To submit news or an event for consideration to California Paddler Magazine, For more background info on the please send basic information to [email protected]. process of gaining access to the LA Continued on Page 30 California Paddler Magazine 5 GETTING STARTED Your First Stand Up Paddleboard: What to Get? What to Get? What to Get? By Scotto Galbreath re-article factoids to keep in mind: length of Now, I’ve been a kayaker for more than twenty years. A the board on the water equates to speed; lot of my best memories involve a kayak. I make my living speed becomes glide & inertia; glide & selling kayaks. Heck, I even met my wife when I sold her inertia mean you paddle less and go farther. a kayak. But when I get on the water today, nine times PBeam (or width) becomes drag, slowing you down out of ten, I’m on a SUP. Why? Well, for one reason, and making you work harder. On the water, every the Stand Up Paddleboard eliminates inconvenience as inch in length is an advantage.
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