Just wanted to let you know that our loyalty cards are now up and ready for you and your members to collect. The loyalty cards offer you 10% cashback on all items which can be used with your card for future purchases. We will need the members who would like one to simply go to… Read More »Marina Loyalty Cards – Free to Liverpool Canoe Club Members

  RYA VHF Marine Radio (SRC) Short Range Certificate Course – ideal for all sea kayakers.  Sunday, 11 Mar 2018 9am – 6pm 6 Person maximum on this course only. Book online now with a £10 deposit. Cost as before £75 per person for the course and £60 for the RYA SRC exam per person, the exam fee is… Read More »RYA VHF Marine Radio (SRC) Short Range Certificate Course

Karl’s REAL surf session.

Thanks for those who showed on Saturday obviously we chose the wrong day weather wise. However the level was good, Neil well done you learned a load in 3 hrs.

This is an easy flat water stretch of the River Dee ideal for Gp kayak, open boat, sea kayak Distance 12 ~ 13 miles We met up at Fardon Bridge Ll13 9JH between 09.00hrs and 09.30hrs to shuttle some cars to Sandy Lane. Nice Sunny day with good paddling buddies.

You might be interested to know that you can sign up (free) with the Channel Coastal Observatory to have email alerts when the waves exceed certain conditions. There are a number of buoys on the network with one at  Gwynt y Mor in Liverpool Bay. Go to the link below and click on the “Alerts system… Read More »Wave alerts – one for the surfers and sea kayakers

Finally got 13 year old Harvey to edit the last surf’s of the year. Please have a look, like and subscribe. There’s loads of kayak and canoe vids on there.

After warming up on the Leven we headed over to the River Kent, after leaving a car we missed the turn to Scroggs weir and had to take short detour. We were soon on the river which was at a medium – high level.  Soon it wound its way down to the start of the… Read More »River Kent 6th January

It was a bit grim first thing but fortunately the ‘monsoon’ rain stopped and eventually the sun came out.  We had 22 paddlers in 13 kayaks and 2 canoes.  Not a bad turn out for such a miserable beginning. Music was provided by Craig Ford, a selection of Xmas songs, and we started off to… Read More »Festive Paddle – Albert Docks

Everything was high so a call was sent out for anyone interested in paddling grade 3/4 on the weekend.  6 of us finally met up at Starbucks at junction 3 of the M57 (This is an ideal meeting place for anyone heading north to paddle).   Boats thrown on / in a couple of cars and… Read More »River Leven Paddle 6th January