: [QUOTE=Paradox;375843]Ishmael and I headed out from Point au Roche
: in an ESE breeze with lots of powerboat chop. With no skeg, my
: greenland style kayak had a powerful weathercock and as a
: consequence I was taking two strokes on the right for every one
: on the left. We made it to Pelots Point in about an hour and
: found a gravely beach with rounded flat stones to beach the
: boats. We found a Tiki bar and had a breather. In the 45 minutes
: we spent at Pelot Point, the wind increased in strength from 10-
: to 15+ knots from the NW and the waves increased to greater than
: a foot. We ducked inside the cut and in the lee of "Point
: of Tongue" things were much more managable. We paddled up
: the Alburg Passage for about a mile and half, turned around and
: headed back for a closer cut in the wall. The breeze still up
: was exausting as I was now taking 4-6 six strokes on the right
: to everyone on the left. We ducked into a tiny cove on Cloak
: Island that was very interesting. Took lots of photos from a
: small bluff. The leg from Cloak Island to Point au Roche was
: similarly difficult.

: Yesterday, on the smaller wave free lakes this boat was much better
: behaved. Gotta finish the skeg for this boat.

: GPS track and photos at http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2884135