August 9, 2005
Amputee Will Put Kayak Arm to Ultimate Test
BETHESDA, Md. -- Willie Stewart says he used to be a real jerk.
Stewart lost his left arm up to the biceps in a roofing accident at the Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C., when he was 18. He says he went through years of depression, self-loathing and anger.
"I had a bad attitude," he says. "I was a tyrant. I had a lot to prove."
August 10, 2005
Ferry Workers Save Sinking Kayaker
EDMONDS, Wash. -- Ferry workers sprang into action after riders spotted a kayaker flailing in Puget Sound just off Edmonds Tuesday evening, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported.
The young kayaker, who was not wearing a life jacket, was struggling to stay above water when the captain of the Puyallup stopped the ferry and workers raced an inflatable boat to the sinking kayak.
August 18, 2005
Fund-raising kayakers encounter waterspouts on Lake Michigan
MUSKEGON, Mich. - About three-quarters of the way into a grueling, 80-mile kayak trip from Milwaukee, eight men raising money for cancer research found themselves in the midst of more than a dozen dangerous waterspouts churning over Lake Michigan.
Budd Bentley, 33, of Holland, said the waterspouts - rapidly swirling columns of air and vapor in contact with water surfaces, usually produced by swiftly growing cumulus clouds forced him and the others to temporarily abandon their kayaks about 20 miles from their destination of Muskegon for the safety of three chase boats.
August 24, 2005
Kayaker Badly Injured By Jet Ski
San Diego, CA - ...The jet ski hit Joan from behind on the left side, ran up her back hitting her in the head before careening off. Joan was in the water and shocked.The jet skiier turned right around, jumped in the water and swam over to help Joan.
September 4, 2005
Two missing Bay of Fundy kayakers found alive
CAPE D'OR, N.S. - Two kayakers reported missing in the Bay of Fundy off Nova Scotia were found alive and uninjured Saturday, less than an hour after witnesses saw them in the water.
"They're cold and wet, but other than that, doing great,'' said navy spokesman Mike Bonin.
Coast Guard encourages boater safety during holiday weekend
This year to date, 24 boaters and paddlers have perished on the waters of the Northeast.
"Life jackets, for most of the victims, would have been one of two lifesaving factors that could have prevented the loss of life," said Al Johnson, First Coast Guard District's recreational boating specialist.
Situational awareness is the other factor that may have prevented most of this year's fatal incidents. Ten people have died on motorboats, five in canoes, four on personal water craft, two in rowboats, two in rafts and a sailboat and one in a kayak.
September 5, 2005
Potomac has unusually safe year
There has not been a reported drowning this year in the Potomac River. And while officials are grinning at the news, they also are shaking their heads.
"It's very unusual," said Lt. Paul Hanyok of the Maryland Natural Resources Police. "We don't really know why."
September 9, 2005
Black bear mauls kayak camper to death
MISSINAIBI LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK -- Police and wildlife officials were hunting a wounded black bear yesterday after a woman was mauled to death and her husband hurt as he tried to stop the animal dragging his wife into northern Ontario bush.
Campers have been ordered out of the back country of Missinaibi Lake Provincial Park, about 80 kilometres north of Chapleau, as conservation officers equipped with a helicopter and a dog team scour the area.
September 10, 2005
Kayaker survives week at sea
A kayaker who was at sea for a week and twice refused U.S. Coast Guard personnel's attempts to assist him, was brought back to Kaua'i Thursday, thanks in part to leaders at Holo Holo Charters of Port Allen.
Tracy Vierra, general manager of Holo Holo Charters, said Matthew Davidson set out last Thursday to kayak to Ni'ihau, which she said apparently holds a special fascination for him.
September 28, 2005
Fall Algal Blooms Suck Oxygen Out of Waterways
WASHINGTON - Kayak out into the Potomac River's Piscataway Creek and you'll find the algae so thick your kayak can get stuck in the muck -- stuck to the point you feel you're paddling through mud.
October 3, 2005
All I saw was an open mouth
Three hours before paddler Trevor Wright's surfski was attacked by a Great White shark at Sunny Cove, Fish Hoek, the beach was closed because of a shark sighting.
October 8, 2005
Kayak team are ready to take on 'Everest' of an island
Welshman Pete Bray, 48 will lead three other kayakers on a gruelling 420-mile (676km) circumnavigation of South Georgia in the South Atlantic.
With him will be Nigel Dennis, 50, who runs Anglesey Sea and Surf Centre, Jeff Allen, a 43-year old kayak instructor and guide from Maenporth Beach in Cornwall, and female team member Hadas Feldman, 34, a former Israeli soldier who now works as a kayaking instructor, motivational speaker and photographer.
October 16, 2005
Teen Kayakers Safe After Late Night Rescue On Indian River
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. -- Three teenagers were safe after a late night rescue on the Indian River in Brevard County. The trio set off on a kayaking trip Thursday evening just before a strong storm moved in. The water became so rough that one girl's kayak flipped and the group became separated.
Coast Guard Warns Kayakers Of High Water
BOSTON -- The Coast Guard is warning boaters and paddlers around New England to be careful because of swollen lakes, rivers, ponds, creeks and streams.
October 21, 2005
River coalition seeks $2.3 billion
With nearly 7,000 miles of rivers and streams on the federal government's "dirty waters" list, Virginia's watershed is looking dangerously unhealthy, environmentalists say. A new partnership of river groups, however, aims to clean up the mess, banding together to demand serious state funding - up to $2.3 billion over the next 10 to 15 years.
November 8, 2005
Body, Kayak Found During Search For Missing Woman
ACCOKEEK, Md. -- Police have found a body and kayak during a search for a missing woman.
U.S. Park Police and volunteers intensively searched a portion of the Potomac River near Piscataway Park, and on the ground for Sylvia Thompson, a 52-year-old kayaker who had been missing since Sunday.
November 14, 2005
Bay receives 'D' from group
The health of the Chesapeake Bay remains in jeopardy with another "D" in the annual State of the Bay Report released today.
November 18, 2005
Chesapeake Bay Foundation to conduct restoration effort in W.Va.
CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is looking for volunteers to help with a restoration effort in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle.
December 1, 2005
Officer's quick action saves family from more heartache
Debby Moore watched helplessly Tuesday afternoon as her husband nearly drowned in McCaslin Lake after his kayak flipped over.
"I was in a panic," she said. "I thought to myself, 'This man is going to die.'"
December 3, 2005
Spanish, Vietnamese Signs Cited In Unusually Safe Year on Potomac
The picnickers and fishermen on the edges of the Potomac River are giving way to lacey ice, and the stewards of the region's riverfront are tentatively calling the year a rare success.
It is the first time in 15 years, they say, that the dark and dangerous waters of the river have claimed no lives. No one died while chasing a tangled fishing line; no kayaker, no wader, no weekend mariner drowned in the roiling currents.
December 7, 2005
Samui tourist missing in rough sea
SURAT THANI, Dec 7 (TNA) - A foreign tourist heading out to sea off Samui island in a kayak is missing after being hit by a three-metre wave, while torrential rains last night may caused a flash flood in the southern province of Nakhon Si Thammarat.
December 8, 2005
California kayaker missing in Illinois
ANTIOCH, Ill., Oct. 11 (UPI) -- Rescuers used helicopters, boats and divers Tuesday to search for a 22-year-old California man whose empty kayak was found on Fox Lake near Antioch, Ill.
The mother of Justin Daubs of Santa Rosa, Calif., who lives in Antioch, reported her son missing Monday night, the Chicago Tribune reported.
December 10, 2005
Kayaker Who Faked Death Free on Bond
A Texas man who Galveston County authorities believe faked his suicide to avoid facing charges of sexual assault of a child in Bastrop was arrested in New Orleans on Wednesday.
But just as Texas authorities were trying to get him sent back to the Lone Star State, Louisiana officials let him go.
December 18, 2005
Safe at his home, kayaker showers as rescuers search
After swimming 250 feet in the frigid Raritan River in Middlesex County when his kayak capsized yesterday, David Hughes staggered to the first house he could find, rang the doorbell and asked if he could come in.
The owner told him, "Not like that you're not coming in."
December 22, 2005
Nearly two-thirds of the river miles that Virginia monitors are polluted
The James is full of ospreys, geese and paddlers. The Shenandoah glistens beside mountains and cliffs. Dragon Run east of Richmond looks wild and untouched.
All of that is wonderful, and deceiving.
Glendale teen drowns in Boulder Bay
A holiday weekend turned tragic Dec. 17 when a Glendale man drowned while kayaking in Boulder Bay.
Karapet Aslanyan fell into the freezing water at approximately 12:30 p.m. after the kayak he was in flipped over. The 19-year-old Aslanyan was reportedly staying in a cabin in Boulder Bay with friends. According to witnesses at the scene, Aslanyan was not wearing a life jacket or wet suit.
January 13, 2006
Stafford to gain state park
Five years ago, the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation put the Widewater peninsula on its priority list for a state park.
Today, against considerable odds, that wish becomes a reality. Gov. Mark Warner is scheduled to sign a deed conveying the property in northeastern Stafford County to the state in a ceremony with local and state officials in Richmond.
February 2, 2006
'Red Kayak' earns Annapolis author prestigious award
For the record, Priscilla Cummings doesn't own a red kayak. She has a green canoe.
But the Annapolis author did plenty of research when she was writing "Red Kayak," and her attention to detail is one of things that's earned her 15th book accolades. Most recently, "Red Kayak" was named to the American Library Association's 2006 list of Best Books for Young Adults.
February 10, 2006
Kayaker found safe
A kayaker was rescued off Sydney's northern beaches this afternoon after an hour floating in rough seas.
The 37-year-old Mona Vale man was found clinging to his water-logged kayak after he tipped out in choppy conditions, whipped up by 25 knot winds.
February 27, 2006
Kayaker Found Dead In Potomac
Mitchel Madarga, 47, set out from the Washington Canoe Club north of Key Bridge around 3 p.m. Saturday for a routine practice. His body was found Sunday near Bolling Air Force Base.
Madarga was training for a 75-mile race on the Susquehanna River on Memorial Day.
March 5, 2006
BOATBUILDING CLASSES
BOATBUILDING CLASSES: Chesapeake Light Craft’s will offer the following 5 1/2-day boatbuilding classes:
• Build your own Skerry Daysailer; April 24-29 with John Harris -- CLC Shop, Annapolis. Sign-up: WoodenBoat School, 207-359-4651
• Build your own Chesapeake 17LT Kayak; Oct. 16-21 with Geoff Kerr -- CLC Shop, Annapolis. Sign-up: WoodenBoat School, 207-359-4651
• Build your own Shearwater Kayak; Oct. 23-28 with David Fawley -- CLC Shop, Annapolis. Sign-up: WoodenBoat School, 207-359-4651
March 11, 2006
Water rescue
3-3-06 At 1550 hours, the Prince Frederick and Benedict Volunteers were alerted to Rescue Box 2-05. Engine 22(Lt Dalrymple) responded to the Benedict Bridge for a subject in the water. After arriving on the scene and investigating, the Engine crew found a kayak boat that had overturned underneath the bridge. The boater lost the kayak and was stuck on the eighth pillar with his legs submerged in the frigid water. Lieutenant 2 established command as the Engine crew lowered a harness down to the subject and hoisted him out of the water. Engine 22 cleared the scene in one hour.
March 12, 2006
Warm days have brought out canoes and kayaks and a number of water-related deaths
Unseasonably mild weather through much of this winter has taken a deadly toll on sportsmen in waters in or near Pennsylvania.
Four anglers and boaters have died -- and another is missing and presumed dead -- since January, putting drowning statistics "ahead of the curve" for this time of year, said Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission spokesman Dan Tredinnick.
March 21, 2006
Young paddler likely died of cardiac arrest
The body of a 20-year-old Dartmouth woman who went missing last month while kayaking on a canal in Hamm, Germany, was recovered Wednesday.
Preliminary autopsy results revealed that Tiffany Tanner died of cardiac arrest within seconds of falling out of her boat into the cold water, a German official said. Foul play has been ruled out.
March 26, 2006
In One Hoist, a Milestone Reached
New Wilson Bridge Opens for 1st Passage
By the time the cutter appeared yesterday morning, its outline just visible in the sunny haze over the Potomac, the new bridge was ready and waiting, its massive concrete decks already raised in greeting.
March 28, 2006
Kayak and paraglider not found after search
An extensive air and sea search was launched after witnesses reported that a paraglider had crashed into the sea and a kayak had capsized off Oudekraal, but was called off at sunset on Sunday.
March 31, 2006
Coast Guard rescues pair of kayakers
The Coast Guard rescued two men after their kayak capsized Thursday afternoon about a mile southwest of the Charleston Harbor Marina.
A group of kayakers called authorities to report that John Matucis and Giulio Pertile, both of Cambridge, Mass., had gone in the water around 1:20 p.m. and needed help, the Coast Guard said.
A rescue helicopter located the pair and guided in a rescue boat from Station Charleston, the Coast Guard said. The rescue boat recovered the distressed kayakers and their kayak and took them to the Charleston Harbor Marina. Both men were in good condition.
April 10, 2006
Environmental officials say fish kills not stopping
SHENANDOAH, Va. Officials with the Department of Environmental Quality say massive fish kills in the Shenandoah River over the past few years show no sign of stopping.
April 17, 2006
Round-the-U.S. kayaker stops in Annapolis
Aboard her red kayak in Ego Alley, Renata Chlumska was happy to talk to human beings for a change.
Man dies in Mansfield kayaking accident
MANSFIELD, Conn. --A 53-year-old Ellington man died Wednesday night after an apparent kayaking accident on the Fenton River, the state Department of Environmental Protection said.
GW to build boathouse along Potomac
The George Washington University is waiting for a final environmental assessment from the National Park Service before beginning construction on a new boathouse on the Potomac River.
Divers pull body of missing kayaker out of Seneca River
Divers pulled the body of a kayaker out of the Seneca River. Witnesses told Onondaga County Sheriff's Deputies James Fitzgibbons, 42, of Baldwinsville, tried to stand up in his kayak. They say he then tipped over into the water and tried to swim to shore. He never made it.
May 12, 2006
Kayakers survive frigid dip
RYE - A pair of kayakers were rescued off Frost Point at Odiorne State Park Tuesday after one capsized and the other joined him in 46-degree water to assist, said Rye Fire Chief Richard O’Brien.
May 14, 2006
Kayak safety bill heads to Senate
BOSTON — Kayakers would be required to wear life jackets and be equipped with a compass and whistle under a kayaking safety bill moving through the Legislature.
The measure, which passed the House this week, would also require kayaking schools to teach and practice the method of bailing out of an overturned kayak before allowing students to head to open water. It now goes to the Senate.
June 3, 2006
Three drown in kayaking mishap on Fox River
ORKVILLE, Ill. Yorkville activists are criticizing the Illinois Department of Natural Resources for not removing a Fox River dam where three people died yesterday (Saturday).
Thirty-two-year-old Bruce Sperling and his 27-year-old brother, Mark, drowned when they tried to rescue 38-year-old Craig Fliege, who rowed his kayak too close to the edge of the dam.
June 6, 2006
Fish are dying in Potomac
Marine scientists in Maryland and Virginia are investigating a fish kill in the lower Potomac River where thousands of dead fish have washed up on Westmoreland County beaches between Colonial Beach and Coles Point.
"Environmental conditions in the river are definitely a major factor," said Julie Oberg of the Maryland Department of the Environment.
June 17, 2006
Two Manassas men drown in Lake Anna
Two Manassas men drowned in Lake Anna after a canoe capsized, killing one man on board and a second who tried to save him, officials said.
Omar Vera Caballero, 29, and his nephew, Schwartzneggar Pena Cruz, 20, were fishing Saturday on the shore at Lake Anna State Park in Spotsylvania County with Caballero's brother, Rueben Caballero, and Cruz then borrowed a canoe from Omar Caballero. About 7:15 p.m., the boat capsized in 8 to 10 feet of water, state officials said.
June 27, 2006
Kayaker is found dead after storm
Kayakers at Round Valley Reservoir in Clinton Township yesterday discovered the dead body of a camper who was apparently struck by lightning after spending the night in a hammock, authorities said.
July 14, 2006
Fishermen find body floating in water
PORT TOWNSEND -- A man who was said to have leukemia has been found dead in the water in Port Ludlow with a kayak floating nearby, Jefferson County sheriff's deputies said.
Two men in a motorboat were on their way to go fishing Tuesday morning when they discovered Thomas E. Cone, 60, of Vancouver, Wash., floating in the water, sheriff's Sgt. Michael R. Stringer said.
July 21, 2006
Local Refuges face funding cuts
"Hugely significant" is how Greg Wieler, the Potomac River Complex manager, described the downsizing. Wieler, who manages three refuges -- Mason Neck, Occoquan Bay, and Featherstone, which is not yet open to the public -- is charged with making the best of a short staff.
July 25, 2006
Body recovered off PVE coast may be that of missing kayaker
A body found floating off Palos Verdes Estates on Monday is believed to be that of a missing kayaker, authorities said.
Redondo Beach Baywatch lifeguards found the man's body at 9:40 a.m. in 8 feet of water thick with kelp near Indicator Point, county lifeguard Section Chief Steve Moseley said.
July 31, 2006
Kayaker missing off Vancouver Island
Search and rescue teams have resumed their search for a 60-year-old kayaker missing off the northwest coast of Vancouver Island.
The man had been paddling alone for several days in the Brooks Peninsula area, a rugged section of coast that was exposed to gale-force winds last week.
August 3, 2006
Dumbass in a Sea Kayak
I spent the second week of my month off in beautiful St. Croix, and it was a memorable time. But there was a day that I'd like to forget about.
August 6, 2006
Alexandria Accelerates Riverfront Makeover
Alexandria's plan to update its historic seaport has rocketed to the top of the city's priorities, another piece of a broader renaissance taking place along the Potomac River waterfront in Virginia, the District and Maryland.
For more than 30 years, the city has debated and argued over what to do about its waterfront -- a confusing jumble of shops, parkland and industrial buildings along the river just north of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge that officials say has the potential to be one of the region's great destinations.
Sudsy Foam in the James River Not Seen as a Sign of Cleanliness
RICHMOND -- Sometimes the mysterious bubbly stuff on the surface of the James River looks like dirty chunks of Styrofoam or floating dollops of meringue. Sometimes it makes little silver-dollar-sized clusters, and sometimes it forms enormous strings stretching a quarter-mile.
On the most worrisome days, say those who know the river, it forms a carpet of beery-like suds from bank to bank.
August 10, 2006
Sunday hunting gets attention
Virginia is one of a handful of states that prohibit most hunting on Sunday. The Department of Game and Inland Fisheries has skirted the controversial issue, but that could be about to change.
August 26, 2006
Kayaker drowns in Scarborough Marsh
SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) -- A 57-year-old kayaker lost his life when his craft overturned while he was fishing for stripers in Scarborough Marsh, authorities said.
Richard Sullivan, of South Portland, went under shortly before 7:30 a.m. Sunday in the upper part of the Scarborough River near Seavey's Landing Road, the Maine Marine Patrol said.
August 28, 2006
State may reach for life jacket
Aug 27, 2006 Pennsylvania - Don Fiesta's small kayak clipped through the rapids Monday afternoon like a red fishing bobber on a disturbed farm pond.
The 54-year-old's watercraft, built short for doing tricks, "like the kids do," rose and fell with the chop rushing from below the York Haven Hydro Station along the Susquehanna River. And because he paddled through waves and over hidden rocks, Fiesta also had a red, bobber-like object strapped across his chest: A $120 life jacket.
September 2, 2006
Boater dies in late-night accident
A New Hampshire man and long-time island visitor who was found dead Sunday, August 27, probably died in a boating mishap.
Police say Jeffrey S. Peckham, 46, of Exeter, N.H., may have fallen from his kayak while returning to his boat sometime during the previous night. No foul play is suspected.
October 22, 2006
Two kayakers rescued near Pescadero
Two stranded kayakers were rescued in the waters off Pescadero Point Thursday, the U.S. Coast Guard said. The two men capsized about a mile offshore and were swept away from their kayak.
November 5, 2006
UK. Holyhead Coastguard search for missing Kayakers
Holyhead Coastguard were called this morning at just after 11.15 with a report of a person dressed suitably with a lifejacket and light coloured paddles in the water from a kayak between the north stack and south stack lighthouses in the main tidal race off the coast of North Wales.
Bald Eagle Released At Mason Neck
WAYNESBORO, Va. (AP) -- A bald eagle found sick last month in Kingstowne returned to the sky Wednesday.
Environmentalists at the Wildlife Center of Virginia released the bird in Mason Neck State Park, in Fairfax County.
May 31, 2007
Paddle Float Recall
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Office of Information and Public Affairs Washington, DC 20207
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 31, 2007
Release #07-201
Firm's Recall Hotline: (877) 677-4327
CPSC Recall Hotline: (800) 638-2772
CPSC Media Contact: (301) 504-7908
Kayak Paddle Floats Recalled by NRS Due to Drowning Hazard
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed.
Name of product: NRS Sea Kayak Paddle Floats
Units: About 1,000
Distributor: NRS, of Moscow, Idaho
Hazard: The plastic tubes used to inflate the paddle float could break and deflate, posing a drowning hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: NRS has received five reports of paddle floats breaking and deflating. No injuries have been reported.
Description: The NRS Sea Kayak Paddle Float is an inflatable device that is attached to one side of the paddle to help the kayaker re-enter the kayak in open water. The paddle float is yellow and black and measures 15" wide by 28" long, before inflation. The NRS logo is on one side. This recall involves those paddle floats with inflation tubes that are clear or translucent. Paddle floats with black tubes are not included.
Sold at: NRS stores nationwide and NRS catalogs from July 2006 through March 2007 for about $40.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should stop using the paddle floats immediately and contact NRS to determine if you have one of the recalled models. NRS will provide a free replacement paddle float for consumers with recalled units.
Consumer Contact: For more information, consumers should call NRS toll-free at (877) 677-4327 between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. PST Monday through Friday, or visit the firm's Web site at www.nrsweb.com
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