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Old 05-14-2020, 07:02 PM   #4
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Thank you JP and Stan! I value your input.

After reading your comments, my first thought was maybe it would be better if I just left it at home but then I thought, I could always throw it to someone on shore and it could still be useful in some situations. I did try throwing it from my kayak after I first got it and it was nearly impossible for me to throw it very far or accurately.

One of the early trips we were on Tom and another kayaker hit a strainer and the other kayaker went swimming. I was amazed at how quickly everyone jumped into action. There was no yelling, screaming or panicking. I only heard whistles. It looked so choreographed and practiced that many of us didn't even know there had been a situation. I hope to someday get to that point where I intuitively know what needs to be done. Until then I am going to rely on you guys and your years of experience to be the teachers and helpers. Thanks again for sharing what you know!
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