
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Jerry Inman

Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Nancy Ward

Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Michael and Debbie Milling
Friday, February 6, 2009
Alan Bishop

Ron & Suzanne Smith
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Juli Day

I currently paddle a 15'6" mango orange Hurricane - Willow
Acquired a Hurricane - Tampico from Harriett in 2003 - she still regrets this. A fantastic boat that I still love and paddle. Using the Tampico I won first place for all boats 16' and under in the Mississippi Blues Cruz 22 mile race in 2006.
Ron Roberson

I am from Maryland and have done mostly white-water kayaking. I have two kayaks; and the one I brought with me is a 9-foot Dagger Approach with a rudder allowing it to track-well in flat-water. I am interested in joining a paddle any day, but especially during the week. I am living in the Fairhope area from January through March.
My local phone number is 251-928-7588.
My cell phone is 301-526-3995.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Rob Nykvist

I currently pedal a Hobie Outback and paddle a Necky Zoar Sport. In November 2003 I started pedaling a kayak instead of a bicycle for safer exercise. The is no road rash if you fall off while bicycling a kayak. This area's natural streamside botanical gardens are unspoiled and the zoo creatures are untamed. For me, each and every kayak trip is an adventure. I keep a photo journal of kayaking trips and the highlights of those trips can be found at: http://www.mobilepaddler.blogspot.com So many waterways, so little time...hope to see you on the water!
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
John Kennedy

I have a Native Ultimate 14.5 Tandem. I am new to the sport and am looking forward to exploring the areas many waterways. I got interested in kayaking while doing a search for camping areas in this area and found the Bartam Canoe Trail. I am a backpacker as well and am currently section hiking the Appalachian Trail. Also interested in motorcycling. My wife and I have a Honda Goldwing. Our longest trip so far was last summer when we rode out to Colorado. We logged about 4500 miles on that trip.
Suely Chiang-Munsell
I used to canoe back in Singapore during college days but never picked it back up again till 2008. Early 2008, I had purchased a SOT which did not allow me to go the distance I wanted to. I did not become addicted till my husband got me a Hurricane Tampico 140L and Harriet introduced me to MBCKC. I paddle mostly after work on Little Lagoon in Gulf Shores and really enjoy exploring new areas on paddle trips arranged by folks of MBCKC. Thank you for broadening my horizon!!!
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Mike Rayburn
Steve Day

Steve built his Diva 2 tandem kayak during his recovery from a kidney transplant operation where he donated to his son, John. The kayak was completed in September 2007, is stitch & glue construction, and is 18' 6" long. Steve and his wife, Gina paddle together when they get a chance in their busy retired life in Daphne. Look for us to get more active this coming spring.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Paul Taylor

I started with a river kayak on my first trip out with the club and found out quick that i needed a different kayak. Now I have a Hobie Outback named the Kaddilac Kayak. In the time I have been yaking I have enjoyed both fishing and touring, alone and with a group. My favorite paddles are long ones 10 miles or more with a start and pick up point.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Brint Adams
MBCKC Past Webmaster
Brint has been paddling with the club since 2003.
I lived in Spanish Fort from 2003 to 2006 and was very active in MBCKC until work pulled me away to Central Florida. I truly miss the weekly trips we made to all parts of the delta, bay and offshore. Many of the posted MBCKC trip reports during that time are mine, which remind me of the great times we had on club trips across the region. I will make it back again sometime. In the meantime, I continue to race on the Florida Competitive Paddlers Association circuit in a 20' Ruahine F1 and a 19' Seda Glider. I hope to see y'all soon up in the lower delta.

I lived in Spanish Fort from 2003 to 2006 and was very active in MBCKC until work pulled me away to Central Florida. I truly miss the weekly trips we made to all parts of the delta, bay and offshore. Many of the posted MBCKC trip reports during that time are mine, which remind me of the great times we had on club trips across the region. I will make it back again sometime. In the meantime, I continue to race on the Florida Competitive Paddlers Association circuit in a 20' Ruahine F1 and a 19' Seda Glider. I hope to see y'all soon up in the lower delta.
Tom Meyer

I paddle a green Necky Eskia 16".
The paddle environment in this area is so rich that you could literally paddle a different named waterway every day for a year without repeating a paddle. Paddling satisfies a deep itch in me to be outside and it's really easy to scratch that itch around here. I love taking the outdoors on it's own terms. I love the camaraderie of this paddle community. Nothing beats a good paddle trip except a good paddle trip in good company. And there's plenty of that to go around in MBCKC. I believe you must make your own magic. Think of your kayak as a magic water wand.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Maggie Pyle
MBCKC Past Club Coordinator
Maggie has been paddling with the club since 2007.
I paddle a Necky Looksha IV (16'6") and a Current Designs Vision 130 (13'). Being on the water in a simple and direct way is what I love about kayak paddling. Being part of the MBCKC provides wonderful paddles to share with other like-minded folks and at the same time MBCKC offers many new skills to learn and new paddles to explore.

I paddle a Necky Looksha IV (16'6") and a Current Designs Vision 130 (13'). Being on the water in a simple and direct way is what I love about kayak paddling. Being part of the MBCKC provides wonderful paddles to share with other like-minded folks and at the same time MBCKC offers many new skills to learn and new paddles to explore.
Russ Lea

I enjoy paddling the gulf, the delta, and blackwater rivers and creeks. I paddle an 18 ft. "Northwest" sea kayak for touring trips and enjoy fishing from my 14 ft. Hurricane. When I travel the US, I rent kayaks and take in the local scenery and fishing. The club has allowed me to participate in some fantastic paddles, and I am always ready for the camaraderie of a full moon paddle.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Tracy Lannie
MBCKC Club Coordinator
Tracy has been paddling with the club since March 2006.

I currently paddle a P&H Cetus (17'10") and a Current Designs Kestrel (14'). My favorite thing about paddling is the opportunity it provides to view wildlife. I love seeing gators as well as birds, turtles, and blooming plants. I relish being 'out in nature', and kayaking is my favorite activity that puts me there.
David Lannie

I paddle a 19' Seda Glider and have enjoyed every paddle with the club. I love taking pictures of the wildlife and meeting all the great people that paddle. You will notice that I am very quiet. It's just my nature.
My wife, Tracy, and I started paddling after we visited one of our exchange students and experienced paddling there.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
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