Water Sports

Olympic Record-Setting Swimmer Severs Spine
Six-time Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer Amy Van Dyken Rouen was seriously injured in an ATV accident on Friday.

Two Women, Two Kayaks, and One Crazy Gorge
To be engulfed in whitewater, to try and use the water, but never force it, is difficult.

Teen Standup Paddler Takes Title In Santa Cruz
From fun-size waves at the start of the competition to eight-foot-plus waves on the day she took the title, conditions both challenged and pleased this teen SUP champ.

One-Armed Surfer Wins Women’s Pipeline Pro
Bethany Hamilton lost her left arm in a shark attack when she was 13. But that hasn’t stopped her from becoming a professional surfer.

The World Is Coming To This
The man to my right says with disgust, “A fly-fishing organization for women…” He trails off and shakes his head.

Carribean Cruisin’: St. John
St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix make up the U.S.V.I and are scattered between the British, Spanish and Dutch Virgin Islands , which span for thousands of miles. St. Croix is the largest and most removed island while St. Thomas is the most popular vacation spot. But St. John, a stone’s throw away from St. […]

Safety Awareness in the Wild This Summer
The Northern Forest Canoe Trail (NFCT) assembled this list of safety tips aimed at canoeists and kayakers, but they are common sense tips for all boaters (and adventurers) this season.