Kayaking Hyas Lake
A morning paddle up at Hyas Lake, at the end of a backcountry road on a sunny and calm day with no one around.
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A morning paddle up at Hyas Lake, at the end of a backcountry road on a sunny and calm day with no one around.
Continue reading →An early morning paddle on Harper Lake, in the hills southwest of Chase, on a sunny day.
Continue reading →An early paddle on Stake Lake before the weather moves in. Quiet, peaceful, and steady rhythms on the water. (killdeer call)
Continue reading →A morning kayak on Scuitto Lake. After years of drought, the lake is down 2m. Quiet, sunny, and lots of wildlife on and by the lake.
Continue reading →An early start to the day, kayaking on Edith Lake in the wind, but before the forecasted gusts.
Continue reading →A paddle on Sullivan Lake, followed by a nature exploration in the upper Sullivan hills.
Continue reading →Kayaking from the Tranquille – Floodlands bay through channels to Kamloops Lake, into Cooney Bay and back. Lots of carp surfacing, great blue herons, swans, blackbirds, marsh wrens, crows, and an eagle.
Continue reading →Kayaking the east end of Paul Lake on a greyish, breezy day. No one else on the lake, but there were loons and chicks, geese and goslings, an osprey, ducks, blackbirds, swallows, crows, and flowering crowfoot buttercups in the water. … Continue reading →
A first day of kayaking in the floodlands near Tranquille for 2026. Calm, but with some stormy-looking conditions.
Continue reading →Kayaking, twice around Isobel Lake on an early, calm morning with no one else on the lake but ducks and loons.
Continue reading →An early morning paddle around Pinantan Lake. Lots of blackbirds, marsh wrens, and swallows. Appearances by osprey, loons, and schools of fish. Great conditions.
Continue reading →On a day of rain showers, cloudy, and some sunny periods, I drove through the rain to find Paska Lake and kayaked around the lake, including a marshy back channel. Another fine paddle – Day 27 for 2026.
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