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Bill H

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  1. I also surf a 10 ft WS Kaos SOT that I have been surfing for the last 20 years.

    I also ran Sea Kayaks surf sessions in southern NH for 20 years,

    I don't go out much in the winter any more because my hands get cold.

    if you're interested we could meet this spring or summer and surf some waves.

    Bill Harter

     

  2. I use silicone spray to free up my rudder at times at least once a year.

    For me I turn the kayak upside down and spray it into the Skeg box

    and move the slide back and forth also lifting the skeg up and down.

    The trick is how to get silicone into the rudder tube. try working a little at a time.

  3. My Werner Ikelos was loose in the joint area and then the ferrule broke. My paddle is 14 years old. I tried repairing it with epoxy which held for a couple weeks and then I could feel it coming apart again. I thought maybe I would make it a one piece paddle. Not knowing what to do I bought a used one. Then I was paddling with a friend and he suggested I call Werner Paddles because he had a broken blade replaced. I called and they told me that they can repair for $59.00 plus return shipping. I sent it in and it was back to me in about 3 weeks. The ferrule was updated to the newest style. Total cost was around $100.00

    Bill Harter 

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  4. Bill Voss and myself headed out of Seabrook Harbor to the mouth of the river where it was very rough with waves coming from two directions. We punched through it to outside the break. Forecast was for 1 to 3ft and 5 mph winds. To our surprise it was 3 to 5ft and 12 mph winds. We had some fun rides. The best part is being on the water in conditions with friends.

    Bill Harter 

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  5. Wednesday June 16 9:30 am

    We will meet at Seabrook Harbor in the parking lot near the bathrooms, just south of the Hampton bridge on Rt. 1A. We will paddle under the bridge and take a right to Seabrook Beach where there are no lifeguards.
    Kayaks with front and rear bulkheads a must, spray skirts and helmets also. Low tide is10:28, water is 60 deg. Dress for getting wet.

    Bill Harter

     

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  6. Thursday Nights 6 PM This is a free form skill session to practice surfing with sea kayaks. Most weeks we will paddle under the bridge towards Hampton Beach. (to the north) This year there have been some good waves with long rides in Seabrook Beach. A note to all, there can and will be strong currents when paddling out to the ocean or returning to the harbor. Some people may arrive earlier to get more time. Spray skirts a must, bring a helmet if you have one 

    June 10th to August 26th



    Put in is at Seabrook Harbor (NH), on the Seabrook side of the Hampton Bridge Rte 1A in the large parking lot (Bay Side). There is a restroom which is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. The parking area is FREE on the north side of the rest rooms, with easy access to a sandy beach launch. As days become shorter, launch times may be earlier.

    Check the water temps before leaving and dress appropriately.

    See you on the water,

    Bill Harter

    Seabrook Harbor Rt 1A Ocean Blvd, Seabrook Beach, NH

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