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Forum: BoaterTalk
Date: Jul 30 2008, 14:26 GMT
From: Footer

	it had almost the same kind of lines that Hell Hole had.  But now there are almost never lines there.   It seems like the really good playboaters could really throw down in that hole, as it is more retentive. I like it because I can actually do a move without instantly getting blasted out.  My age catches up with me though.  If I miss getting into the first pool, I usually do not expend the energy needed to paddle back up to it.   Is the issue that people are uncomfortable with the retentiveness, or is there a safety factor involved?

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My reason Laura New

where is the rock? <NT> roscoepwavetrain New

Under the water Laura New

wow, had no idea. good to know however. <NT> roscoepwavetrain New

be careful - louie will consider this proof of his cboats are safer theory! <NT> oopsiflipped New

can't be a theory, theories are unproven, not many broken ankels in Canoes <NT> Louie New

jus broken egos <NT> decker New

and super egos. I got both ego and super egos cut up into sleds, all colors <NT> Louie New

why did dagger name those boats after a breakfast food and then misspelled it on top of that. <NT> Louie New

PSYC 101 b1climber New

He paddles one of those Cigar shaped boats right <NT> Louie New

I've seen 2! LuvLu New

Where is Callahan's? <NT> pounders New

Near the old slam dunk on the upper Ocoee. <NT> Louie New

paddle down the left side of the olympic section below the ww center, you'll find it <NT> BLUEEZ New

Agree with Laura...rock is pretty bad ezduzit New

I wondered about it changing Laura New

why being short isnt bad, i have never touched that rock playing in my Star. <NT> alexkayaks23 New

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