I disagree with the first thing you did. Should've had the boater hook a carabiner to the boat before you roped him in instead of putting another paddler in danger.
Hopefully, no one uses this as a guide for swiftwater rescue. Why would the first paddler approach from upstream and head right for the strainer log? Readily accessible throw bag is in front of the seat, not behind. Hardly anyone carries a non-locking carabiner, but it's probably no consequence.
Tip 11 Don't wear shorts in the middle of winter. Tip 12 Approach strainer from downstream side, never above.
Cool name to replying on this video! :D
I disagree with the first thing you did. Should've had the boater hook a carabiner to the boat before you roped him in instead of putting another paddler in danger.
Well done thanks for sharing!
Who wears shorts when winter kayaking?
Hopefully, no one uses this as a guide for swiftwater rescue. Why would the first paddler approach from upstream and head right for the strainer log? Readily accessible throw bag is in front of the seat, not behind. Hardly anyone carries a non-locking carabiner, but it's probably no consequence.
Anyone else cringe at the first thing the orange boater did for the rescue
Good video!
Pants are good to have, even if you don't wear them too .....
Holy Monkey, You Guys Rock. i hate hydraulics, perching, and near-death flatliners
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Hopefully you learned... 👎👎