| Kayak and Canoe Pictures Taken Along the Way |
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| Jimbo's Mystery Machine, also a great trailer. |
A day in the Louisiana Marsh. |
What happens when shrimp boats meet crossroads. |
You get it all in Louisiana - surf and oil. |
Redfish on a fly in a skinny bayou. |
Laguna Madre Pelicans. |
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| If you are an optimist, this is future water. |
Some signs are picture-worthy. |
The height of little dog fashion. |
The rewards of stopping for small things. |
Don't know what it is, but I like it. |
A beautiful bird. |
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| Jimbo, Wendy and John at the start of our day one lake. |
Jimbo Meador poling through a riffle. |
John Reinders intent on finding a muskie. |
Wendy Williamson enjoying a new type of boat. |
Wild Wind Images uses a kayak for their photography. |
Water time can be relaxing too. |
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| Big girl and her little dog in a just right boat. |
Paddling generations. |
Kind of like Grape Nuts - but for squirrels. |
Keeping head over hips does wonders. |
Quiet water and some ripples. |
Andy back on the water paddling again. |
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| Tail dancing muskie caught on a fly rod in a Native Watercraft kayak. |
This Northern Pike looks just like its cousin the muskie. Fights like one too. |
John busts out a few dance moves to attract more fish. |
Wendy getting her drift boat ready for a day of camera work. |
Jimbo Meador and John van Den Brandt, owner of Wild Wind Images. |
Calm, muggy afternoon fishing for bass and bluegills, and crappies. |
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| Finally, the first sign of spring I have seen. |
Winter is slow to let go this year. |
The first hard core sign that winter is upon us. |
The end of the picnic at the end of the last paddling day. |
My wife recently discovered kayaking. Hard to get her out of the water some days. |
Water, Sunlight, Leaves, some Rocks, and some Ripples. |
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| Great view of canoes just starting life. |
On the way home to start filming. |
Start of filming Day One Tandem Canoe at Devils Lake State Park, Baraboo, WI. |
We spent Day One on the South Shore Beach of Devil's Lake State Park. |
Darren gently telling Mo we won't be having pizza for lunch. |
We spent a chunk of Day Two on a Wisconsin River sand bar. |
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| The angle - straight vs. bent shafts. |
Little dog outrage. She quietly puts up with another modeling stint. |
The look for a boating dog. |
A Wenonah Aurora and the whole family. |
All canoes are unique and purposely designed for different uses. |
The paddle is just as important as the canoe. |
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| Taking advantage of new beach front property. |
Banjo is half poodle and half Lahsa Apso (sp?). And all kayak dog. |
South Wood County Park and Lake Wazeecha are undiscovered gems in the middle of Wisconsin. |
It's June in Wisconsin. Snow is gone and the Sugar River is calling. |
All kayaks are NOT alike. |
Sit-on-Top kayaks are a fourth style of kayak. |
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| Sit-on-Top kayaks let you move a bit more. |
The Dirigo is another recreational kayak from Old Town. |
Kayaks make great fishing boats |
Traffic in Madison can be tough sometimes. |
Sugar River near the bridge in downtown Paoli. |
A beautiful day and a great setting for a kayak - Lake Wingra, Madison, WI. - Capital Dome in bkgrd. |
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| One of many ways to get in and out especially when you are at a beach and the water is warm. |
Why lift when you don't have to? A little technology can definitely make life easier. |
Mike Samstag, working the camera. |
Warming up the canoe just after the sun hit the water, Watts Bar Lake, TN, just west of Knoxville. |
Getting in and out can be a challenge. |
Lined up and ready to go. |
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| Filming the kayak content on Watts Bar Lake. |
No need to warm this one up. It's already hot, at least for January in TN. |
Some times the early morning light is just perfect, if you are there to see it! |
Thule Hullavator and easy to use roof racks make kayaking much easier. |
On site at the Wenonah facility in Winona, MN. |
midway through the forming process at Wenonah. |
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| A perfect fall day for paddling. |