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Skook is a tidal wave in BC that when the proper tide comes in it is by far one of the best waves in the world. Without a doubt one of the smoothest and just most enjoyable features you can surf. I had barely 2 days to spare before having to drive east, but I wasn’t going to miss the chance to surf one of my favorite waves. Being short and sweet I didn’t get many rides, but it was worth the rally as it always is! – Dane Jackson

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KAILUA-KONA — Queen Liliuokalani race week has arrived, as paddlers from around the globe congregate in Kona for the world’s largest long-distance outrigger canoe race.

The 90th edition of the storied event will host crews from Australia, Canada, Japan, Hong Kong and French Polynesia as well as from Nevada, Washington, California, Oregon, Virginia and New York. More than 75 Hawaii crews will be   …  More

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We had a blast last week during our trip to Ile de Brehat in Bretagne, France!! Sunny weather, a small but great team and a perfect venue to play in! This is the place for rock gardening, playing in tide races and enjoying a wild and rough coast. Tides were normal (in between spring and neap tide) and the wind did not exceed force 3. Swell was good and provided us with enough water movement to play in. We circumnavigated the Brehat island itself, and we also did a trip to Les Heaux, some 6 km offshore, to visit the lighthouse over there.

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Ten days, $20,000 in prizes, and a grueling 650 miles through the Heart of Dixie.

On September 14, the Alabama Scenic River Trail will host the second longest paddle race in the world, the Great Alabama 650. As the name implies, the event is a 650-mile haul by canoe, kayak, or paddleboard. A shotgun-style start will ensue on Weiss Lake in the Appalachian foothills of Alabama’s northeast corner. Competitors will course the Coosa River, then join the Alabama River near Montgomery, and wind down its serpentine path across the state before reaching the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. The last leg of the race will   …  More

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