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Topic: Elkhorn Boat Launch - Sacto 9/15/07  (Read 639 times)

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  • Sea Lion
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Visited my aunt who has house on Sacramento River near the Airport.  It was such a nice day to paddle, and I thought for sure I'd bag a striper.  No luck, but I'll be back.  Mosquitos were a real problem at dusk.  my legs look like chicken pox.

Pics of my paddle just testing out the Outback in the current.  It handled great with the rudder and drive.  could hold position just with the slightest stroke, leaving me hopeful to try and backtroll for salmon when they start running.