Kiwi Association of Sea Kayakers (KASK) ~ Official New Zealand Website
KASK was established in 1992 as a national association for sea kayaking in New Zealand. An incorporated society, it is run by a national committee which is elected annually.
Conservation - describes
actions that KASK has taken and contains documents, including access and environmental
issues.
Paddling for Disabled
- sources of information for disabled to give them access to kayaking.
Do it Yourself - if you can't afford it, if the weather isn't conducive to paddling or you want an item with, sometimes, better performance than one you can buy or you simply like "fiddling".
Also check out the recently added Cooking section.
Kayaking History - a collection
of stories, profiles, surveys, and other historical information.
Trip Stories - from kayakers about where they've been and how they got there. Submit your stories to the webmaster for mounting on the site.
Blogs - by those in KASK or of interest to New Zealand kayakers.
Check for new stories on the Trip page and articles on the Equipment page. Also the Do it Yourself page has links to electric bilge pumps.
More back issues of the Sea Canoeist Newsletter are also going up.
Paul Caffyn a profile. See the Kayaking History page.
NEW Cooking as a subsection on the DIY page.
Who's Who and Blog pages added.
Additional items are welcome, send them to the webmaster, as a .doc, pdf, a general e-mail or even, if you know his snail-mailing address, on the back of an envelope.
Queenscliffe Maritime Museum 30 June 2009; 10:32:24 PM
In the Kayaking History page there is a new item about the display of Paul and Freyas' kayaks.
Coastguard Weather Bulletins 6 June 2008; 7:56:59 PM
Always check they are for the day they are broadcast.