Hello all,
I am just back from Kauai and enjoyed what I saw with the outriggers surfing the waves. Then on the flight home our flight attendant Everett Ka’ae noticed us reviewing our photos on our laptop. He gave me some info about the sport and I am interested in learning more but having a difficult time finding websites or info on different canoes and set ups. I am interested in one and two man set-ups. Also saw a picture of one with a sail I found interesting.
I live in the Galveston area. Any info and direction would be appreciated.
Thanks
Kirk

Ps: I anyone knows how to contact Everett Ka’ae please pass on to him that I would like to hear from him

A great race. Hawaiians kids were awesome, Hui Lanakila's Women were BAD and Lanikai's Mens division "scary". As were the other winners. Like Keaukaha's 40 mens crew, Nate Kaluhiwa is da bomb. However "Our Sport" should come first, power to the paddlers. Clubs, Associations and Officers/Officials should be above reproach, instead of putting themselves into "power players".
Hui Wa'a Blew it with a series of "I'm better than you" moves that shows they are still J.V.s. AUWE! Politics is for the government, it has no place in paddling!

Aloha,

I live real close to the Cove and was wondering if you offered recreational paddling for adults? I'm trying to find a club that goes out after work instead of early mornings.

I only paddled for one year on Oahu when I was in high school for Waikiki Surf Club. But I'd love to get back into it for fun if that's possible here on Maui!

Mahalo,
Lisa

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I've been trying to find out how to get a paddle. Can anyone help direct me to the right people/contact?

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