I did loch lomond about 4 and a half years ago. Paddled out from Balmaha and wild camped for 2 nights on an island. Explored the loch but it was rather choppy and didn't get so much done in my Dagger RPM. I intend to go back soon with my sea boat and do it again, more thoroughly. Great video and thanks for the inspiration.😊
Nice one cheers Dave. I've made some more that are on the channel - more kayak camping ones. I love these and really getting into the kayak-camp stuff. Cheers James
Hey Dave, Oh that depends... A dry suit will protect you from the water, if you end up in it. It'll also offer good protection if you are doing shallow water wading - like of getting inland out of the water. It can also keep you dry during the rain. A cheaper alternative could be a good set of water proofs - but if you take a swim, you'll be wet and cold. What you do want to have is a B-aid. James
Fantastic video
Amy, glad you liked it... there's more Loch trip videos on the channel, check them out. Cheers.
James
We were there earlier in the year. 3 weeks ago we did endrick water from drymen Bridge to Balmaha.
Keep posting these videos please James.
Thanks for that Peter.
I did loch lomond about 4 and a half years ago. Paddled out from Balmaha and wild camped for 2 nights on an island.
Explored the loch but it was rather choppy and didn't get so much done in my Dagger RPM.
I intend to go back soon with my sea boat and do it again, more thoroughly.
Great video and thanks for the inspiration.😊
Cheers Gail, glad you liked it.
Excellent Adventure James - loved it...ATB, Dave...🛶👍👍
Nice one cheers Dave. I've made some more that are on the channel - more kayak camping ones. I love these and really getting into the kayak-camp stuff.
Cheers
James
No probs James - I love anything Loch Lomond & Trossachs has to offer..will work my way through some of your vids! 👍👍
Loch Lomond is 471 miles from my house, OS map has arrived today - we're on our way!
Getting a fishing a kayak.... is a dry suit essential ?
Any advice welcome.
Ta
Dave
Hey Dave, Oh that depends...
A dry suit will protect you from the water, if you end up in it. It'll also offer good protection if you are doing shallow water wading - like of getting inland out of the water. It can also keep you dry during the rain.
A cheaper alternative could be a good set of water proofs - but if you take a swim, you'll be wet and cold.
What you do want to have is a B-aid.
James