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A community for those that paddle (kayak, SUP, or canoe) in New Jersey. NJPaddle.org

A community for those the paddle (kayak, SUP, or canoe) in New Jersey. NJPaddle.org

/r/NewJerseyPaddle

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The Delaware River is one of the last major free-flowing rivers left in the contiguous 48 states. Being free of dams on the main stem means this river is a haven for wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Credit: DWG National RA

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2021/03/22
20:10 UTC

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Merrill Creek is still slightly frozen, but water temps are at 39F.

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2021/03/21
22:54 UTC

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Another NJ Paddling resource

Quiet Waters New Jersey by Kathy Kenley

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2021/03/16
20:43 UTC

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Check out @flatwaterco for rentals at Monksville in North Jersey.

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2021/03/15
09:39 UTC

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Representing local businesses like Flatwater Paddle Co.

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2021/03/14
11:39 UTC

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NJ has turtles! Lots of them too.

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2021/03/14
11:37 UTC

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Drowned forest in Merrill Creek

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2021/03/14
11:30 UTC

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Sandy Hook Bay

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2021/03/14
11:29 UTC

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One Love - Cooper River

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2021/03/14
11:27 UTC

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User submitted. Round Valley last summer during a rain storm.

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2021/03/14
11:22 UTC

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Wear a PFD at all times. The pros always do, you can spot the newbie by the one that lacks the PFD.

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2021/03/13
01:40 UTC

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Excited to be picking up the Old Town Loon 120 this weekend. I have a SOT so this will be a great addition. What do you paddle?

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2021/03/12
03:05 UTC

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We are an official member of the American Canoe Association. What does that mean? We paid them for a yearly membership lol. Ok and access to some resources for safe paddling. We have an ACA instructor who will be doing classes this summer.

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2021/03/12
03:02 UTC

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Paddling Cheesequake Creek

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2021/03/12
02:56 UTC

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Farrington Lake. Photo credit me.

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2021/03/12
02:55 UTC

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Round Valley. Photo credit @marty.fm .

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2021/03/12
02:51 UTC

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Hydroskin or Drysuit?

Hello community!

I don't do a lot of colder/frostbite boating, but I do it a little bit; here are the particulars:

- Paddling on really shallow (like no more than about 6' -- 9' deep) on protected waters (lakes, not rivers)

- I will also be taking delivery of small sailboat -- in Maine -- around the end of April and I will need to take it out for sea trails. The sea trials will be conducted on a bay (as opposed to the open ocean) and there will most likely be a chase boat.

Considering the above, what do you all recommend: Hydroskin or Drysuit?

Thanks in advance!

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2021/03/10
20:47 UTC

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Kayaking Merrill Creek Reservoir in New Jersey

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2021/03/10
03:50 UTC

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The ship graveyard on the Arthur Kill!

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2021/03/09
19:27 UTC

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Our updated 2021 sticker / magnet design.

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2021/03/09
19:26 UTC

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About Us

A little background I founded NJPaddle.org follow us on Instagram @NJPaddle or find us on Facebook. I also just made /r/NewJerseyPaddle/.

I put out resources all the time, so I’ll keep the Reddit updated as well. We work with a number of NPOs like the Hackensack Riverkeeper and CU Maurice River. We are also an affiliate member of the American Canoe Club (ACA). We hold a number of paddle meets and plan to have some educational classes this year.

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2021/03/09
14:30 UTC

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Buy the Paddle Map

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2021/03/09
14:22 UTC

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