In the Spring of 2015, I discovered Kayak Fishing, and it literally changed my life. I had always been an avid fisherman but living in Ottawa with limited storage space at my residence, my options were limited. Then a friend of mine introduced me to Kayak Fishing and my whole perspective on the sport of angling changed. I became really hooked to kayak fishing.
If you’re reading this article right now, it probably means that you are debating taking the leap into kayak fishing. Whether you are a previous touring or whitewater kayak owner, you kayaked once at summer camp all those years ago and thought it was cool, or even if you've never stepped foot in a kayak, this is the article for you.
Ottawa is home to beautiful rivers, close to nearby lakes, and has great white water too. Being out on the water is a fantastic way to spend the day and can be relaxing or exciting, depending on what you’re looking for. But no matter what you’re into, it’s always better to have a few friends along!
Summer is just around the corner, and we’ve already started to plan our adventures!
We took our daughter camping last year when she was a baby, because we wanted to make sure we kept doing the things that we loved, even though our lives had changed so much. Now, we’re really looking forward to doing it again with her as a toddler! But until we can get out there, I’ve only got advice about camping with a baby. So here are my top tips on how to make it work!
The seasons are changing, and the cold wind will start to blow in thoughts of storing your canoe, kayak or SUP for the winter months. It is time to start thinking about prepping for winter and storage for your canoe, kayak or SUP, (Stand Up Paddleboard) for winter or a year-round storage solution.
