After 10 days of excellent adventures and times with Carl it was finally time to hit the road for the trek North, up to Terrace to take in the Terrace Paddle Party, organised in part by Pat Colgan and Roger Fehr and others, as well as another week or so of boating to include a multi day trip on the Nass (another story)…
As usual the TPP was outstanding with a load of cool people and some great boating…
On the Saturday Butze Tidal Rapids (Prince Rupert) were the order of the day for a bunch of Canadian Boaters and us. A number of different channels form different features including Hawaii 5-0, a big surging dumpy wave in the main channel and the Cradle, a soft friendly hole, on the right hand channel, to name just a few…..But beware the surgy, squirrely, boily water in the run outs…
On the Sunday it was time for a mission to Davis (Khtada) Creek which involved an hours paddle across the Skeena, both at the start and the end of the day as well as a mighty bushwack ….
effort through the ‘jungle’ for almost 3 hours to get to the put in……Was it worth it?…’I tell you when we get to the end of the river..’ was the usual reply…but it most definitely was….The River was savage with big big slides and funky boogie water in between..
A big thanks to Pat, Roger, Jeremy and Laszlo for this adventure…more to follow…
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Cheers for the updates James. I’m glad you guys are making the most of it – it sucks being back here
Enjoy for the rest of us
No worries-I will keep them coming as and when appropriate…
We are gearing up for a mission tomorrow then leaving early Saturday for our pre Grand Canyon warm up trip on the Nass River in Northern BC for 4 days…a post will follow the successful conclusion of that trip…it is supposed to be quite a substantial river!!