I did once, 3 yrs ago when I was 67! It was fun, but I think I would've felt safer in a canoe! LOL

Donna (^_^)

I do. We have a weekend lake place and have the kayaks there - we are on a chain of lakes in MN. I just go there - haven't done any river or ocean type kayaking. I'm more recreational than serious. It's really fun. I love quiet water activities like sailing and kayaking.

I Kayak. Good for upper body development.

My DD kayaks in the back bay area of Newport Beach, CA. She's been doing it for about five years.

I've recently done ocean kayaking in La Jolla, CA. Lots of fun!

Jodi-

My grandson Nathan does. He had to give up his wrestling and soccer. Doctors orders, because of his brain tumor. So he found something else to do that he enjoys. He combined his love of fishing, and kayaking (new sport for him) after his 2nd cousin asked him to 'store' his kayak while he was gone. Cousin lives in Idaho and is only back for a short time in the early summer.
Long story for a short question. LOL
Leslie

Well, when I look out my window I see the kayak sitting there at the edge of the water. DH uses it once in a while, I told him I wanted to try it, haven't yet tho.
But, I did learn to jet ski this summer!
You would think I would feel safer in the kayak, but no.
Kathy G in MI

DH and I kayak. We kayak near us in certain creeks that are tributaries to the Hudson River. We've done ocean kayaking, most memorably off Mt. Desert Island in Maine, keeping very close to the shoreline and in between small islands. You can kayak almost anywhere. I have to say we feel much safer in a kayak than we did when we had a canoe.

Thanks guys we have been wanting o get into it for awhile now gotta learn what we can ! Now we gotta know what we can before we go by! Stacy

I don't, but my DD does. And one of my best friends goes kayaking every evening with her pet duck. (He swims alongside.)

Bigbaby, I and three of the kids went down a stretch of the Upper Iowa River a year ago. We had a 2 person canoe, a 2 person kayak and a single person kayak. We switched off along the way and I much preferred the kayaks, especially the single. It was light weight, stable and very maneuverable. My only regret is that I didn't take along the camera out of fear that it would get wet.

Ron

I think that is what we are wanting to get Ron is 2 single man ones....but dang I did a craiglist search and found out I might as well buy brand new as to used because the cost as much! sTAcy

Sorry, I could not resist posting this picture of my niece kyacking in a swimming pool.

{{!gwi}}

I cracked up when I saw this picture!

dody

Oh my gosh Dody that is too funny! But ya know i could practice in my sisters pool!! Stacy

I am thinking of going on a three hour bioluminescent kayak tour but I have never kayaked (or canoed for the matter) before. Will I be biting off more than I can chew?

I have never kayaked, but would love to try it. Hope you can get a couple at a good price Stacy.

"Will I be biting off more than I can chew?"

Absolutely not! If you're going on a tour I'm sure they'll give you a lesson before you start. That's how DH and I first learned. It's pretty easy and tons of fun. The kayak is built to do most of the work and you just have to have good upper body strength.