JBK TEAM - Tracy Gibson Touring Tassie

Stepping off the boat in Davenport to the fresh Tasmania air I think it is the first time I have seen my car register the temperature at 6 degrees, during the DAY!!. This Trip to Tassie was our first and my husband John and I were excited about the vast paddling opportunities that lay ahead. We headed straight to Hobart to meet some friends and organize our first kayaking of the trip. After an afternoon visit to the Cascade Brewery we decided to meet near Port Arthur the following day. The Tasman Peninsula has so many options, it is hard to choose where to dip your paddle. We put in at Stewarts bay and paddled south along the coast past the Port Arthur heritage sight. It is a beautiful stretch of water and once past the Isl. of the dead you can paddle straight down the arm and out toward Cape Pillar and the dramatic southern Tassie Cliff lines.

Tracy Gibson - Port Arthur Historic Site

This is also a great way to see the Port Arthur ruins, both sides of the waterway have sheltered beaches for landing sites and rest breaks and can also shelter you from prevailing winds.

Our next planned paddle was to launch at Fortesque Bay and paddle to the well known landmarks of the Lanterns and the Candle stick (or the Totem pole).

John Gibson Tasman Peninsula - Lanterns and Candlestick in the Background

There is a great remote camp site in the national park just inside the tree line from the beach. Campsites are $13 a night and your can purchase tokens for the hot water in the showers and buy firewood from the ranger. There is nothing there however so make sure you bring everything you need before driving out there. We launched at dawn as the forecast was for very strong winds again. The sunrise was gorgeous and with the swell picking up and conditions a little bumpy we paddled out to the spectacular coastal monoliths. The water is very cold and dark in this part of the world which makes for an imposing environment and it is seriously important to dress for the water temp and conditions and carry the right safety gear as there is no phone reception in the area. With a PLB in my pocket and VHF radio and flares handy we had to stay about 500m off the cliff line to minimize the rebound but the lanterns where as awesome as I had imagined they would be and I envied the fur seals carefree play amongst the kelp. With the wind picking up we paddled north along the coast before coming back to the shelter of the outskirts of Fortescque bay. With many coves and small bays hiding more seals and the William Pitt ship wreck, we had our choice of stops to enjoy a morning snack before heading back to our launch point.

Tracy Gibson - Inspects the William Pitt Shipwreck Fortesque Bay Tasman Peninsula

Waking one morning to snow around our tent we packed up quickly and took off for slightly warmer conditions (air temp not water temp) along the east coast where we had a tough time again choosing our places to kayak. One to come back for would be Maria Island but we headed for the Freycinet Peninsula for our next kayaking adventure and then onto St Helens and the Bay of Fires which were each stunning beautiful in their own way. With wind and big swell forecast and delivering, it was extremely important to get an accurate weather forecast before venturing out on an unfamiliar coastline (any coastline for that matter) but we found sheltered areas to land and launch and used coastal features to protect us from the wildest conditions.

Mt Amos Frecinet Peninsula

As our Tassie experience moved into its final days a highlight of the trip was getting to paddle around Dove Lake at Cradle Mountain. We were so fortunate with the weather here, where you can normally expect “four seasons in one day”. With sun beaming down from a cloudless sky I felt a bit of vertigo as I paddled across the open lake. You couldn’t see the water around you only the mirror reflection of rainforest and snow touched mountains, a sensation that will stay with me for some time. It is a 6klm round trip on the lake and a very unique way to experience it.

Paddling Dove Lake Cradle Mountain - Mirror like conditions

We also enjoyed many great walks in the areas we visited and with such a diverse range of paddling environments in such a relatively short distance from one another this will definitely not be my last sea kayaking trip to our southern most state.

Tracy Gibson - JBK Training Cordinator / AC Sea Kayaking Instructor

JBK - Outdoor Education

JBK have been an active provider for the Duke of Edinburgh scheme for almost 15 years.The Award is an enriching program inviting young people aged 14-25 to participate in a number of activities over a set length of time.Participants design their own unique program centered around their interests and passions.

JBK Sea Instructor Matt Goodwin at Murray's Beach 18th May 2010

Sea Kayaking with JBK for the award has now become an integral part of the curriculum in many schools from the region and further afield, as options for single day and overnight self contained expeditions are catered for.

On the Beach Safety Briefing essential to every Sea Kayaking Trip

Participants are required to consider weather, navigation and application of skills to the local environment, and this weeks group from Trinity Catholic College in Goulbourn were tested with changeable and adverse weather conditions that determined the trip we were able to conduct.

The view from my foredeck, a timely reminder that weather is changeable and sometimes
the right clothing can improve not only the comfort but the safety of the Sea Kayaker. Darling Road Jervis Bay

I have to say that I am so impressed with the caliber of the 15 and 16 year old students as testing conditions can certainly challenge the best of us. Sensible clothing in layered systems is the key to withstanding the best and worst of conditions and as we head into winter, the right apparel can make the difference between comfort and safety.

Check out our range of quality paddling clothing online or drop into the store to ensure you make the most of your next day on the water.

Cheers
Ross Boardman

JBK TEAM - Outdoor Industry Trade Show

Our Annual Outdoor Adventure Industry Trade Show was held in Canberra this week and the JBK Team were there testing and examining the newest innovations in Paddle sports / Outdoor / camping / and technology. Tracy Gibson - Walking the Tight Rope at the Gibbon Display

We consider this an essential element of our training, so we are able to ensure JBK is able to stock, sell and use the very best equipment in each category. We all love this part of our job and look forward to this event each year.

Mat , Ross and Tracy had the full range of Seaward Kayaks Thermoformed Sea Kayaks to show of to our new dealers.

It was an opportunity to catch up with old friends and industry leaders in an environment that has it's focus squarely on quality practical equipment. New concepts , prototypes, and applications are seen first hand and feedback is provided on new designs in an industry that is receptive to industry professionals such as the JBK Team which are in constant contact with our equipment in real life use. We're tough on our gear and only sell what we believe to be sound reliable equipment backed by top quality warranties, and history in use in the field.

Wayne Thomas updates th JBK Team Janet, Mat and Tracy on the latest Solution Gear at the Sea to Summit Stand

In all we found some great new lines that will appear in store over the coming months and into the Spring Season. New clothing and layering systems to keep you comfy and the best in Recreational and Sea Kayaking Products. Check out the massive range of products on the JBK on Line Catalogue ( Click Here )

Rossco
JBK Director

JBK - EDUCATION Charles Sturt University & Goulbourn Valley Tafe

Last Week the JBK Instructors Tracy Gibson and Mat Goodwin conducted an intensive 5 Day Sea skills program for 8 Candidates of Cert 4 Sea Kayaking Specialty in Outdoor Education at Charles Sturt University and Goulbourn Valley Tafe. This course encompassed the necessary Units of Competency for the Diploma and the Australian Canoeing Sea Skills Award. Beginning with the JBK Sea Skills 1 & 2, followed by an extended day trip,Rolling Course, and Sea Skills 3 the candidates spent the week developing and honing skills in a variety of environments.

Day 1 - at the JBK Store at Huskisson

After a successful week of solid paddling and theory, candidates undertook their final assessment with Ross Boardman in Sea Conditions on a magnificent day on Jervis Bay with a journey into the open sea past Bowen Island. Rescue Scenarios were thrown into mix as paddlers problem solved towing, injured paddler management and equipment variances.

Rescue Practice inside Bowen Island

All 8 Candidates, exhibited sound kayak rolling technique and a great week was enjoyed by all involved. A further JBK Sea Kayaking Guide Course is to be conducted later in the year to progress the Candidates to the Professional Levels of Competency.

Surf Skills at Sussex Inlet River Bar

We would like to congratulate all participants on their effort throughout the week, as their attentiveness, willingness to learn and punctuality to each session made this course a pleasure to conduct, and we are proud to be associated with Charles Sturt University and Goulbourn Valley Tafe.

Rafted up off Bowen Island - from Left ( Sam, Keiran, Jake, Kim, Kashar, Krysten, Kye, and Craig)

Ross Boardman
Australian Canoeing Sea Kayaking Assessor

SEAWARD KAYAKS AUSTRALIA

Seaward Kayaks - Now based and in production in Huskisson

In a unique partnership beetwen Seaward Kayaks Canada and the newly formed Seaward Kayaks Australia, the brilliant range of Sea and Recreational Kayaks will now be in production in Huskisson Jervis Bay on the South Coast of NSW.

SEAWARD KAYAKS AUSTRALIA DIRECTOR ROSS BOARDMAN -AT THE NEW SEAWARD KAYAK FACILITY IN HUSKISSON JERVIS BAY.

JBK Directors, Ross and Janet Boardman has established a new facility for the assembly and completion of the Seaward TX Thermoformed Sea Kayak Range. The Import and Australia Wide distribution of Seaward Kayaks is now a reality after undergoing extensive research over several years ,and an essentail visit to the Seaward Kayak Facility on Vancouver Island in BC Canada.

In an agreement between Seaward Kayak Director Steve Ree and Seaward Australia's Ross Boardman, Tyson Desmarais ( Seaward Mfg Foreman) flew to Australia to assist in the set up and initial assembly of the first shipment , highlighting the need for quality control and techniques used in manufacture that has set the Seaward Kayak Range aside from other brands.

SEAWARD CANADA'S TYSON DESMARAIS WATERTESTS THE SEAWARD INFINITI 175.

"It seemed an obvious choice to Janet and Myself to partner with Seaward Kayaks in Canada", said Ross Boardman " as they are the industry leader in terms of design ad technology, and it was in fact this technology and the advancements that Steve Ree and the Seaward Team have made in thermoform technology that attracted us to the range".

There are a number of reasons why we have undertaken the assembly and completion in Jervis Bay as the Carbon emmissions from shipping have been reduced by almost 80% as we have been able to ship larger qtys combined with the Recyclable Nature of the new ABS Substrate, we have reduced our impact on our environment significantly.

Complete assembly ,testing and distribution is now undertaken in our Factory in Huskisson using new state of the art pneumatic applicators and proprietary adhesives that become part of the ABS Substrate thereby bonding the parts as one. All accessories are genuine Seaward and Kajak Sport Parts essentially providing a Canadian Designed work of art with an unparalleled finish and quality here in Jervis Bay.

Seaward Kayaks also manufacture the highest quality Composite Sea Kayaks and the Legedary Nigel Foster Kayaks, giving us a range of Sea Kayaks unsurpassed in the industry today.

Keep an eye out for the Seaward Kayak Range in a Professional Kayak Store in your region as we have identified a number of exclusive dealers to service your "Need to go Seaward".

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Hawkesbury Classic Entrant & Seaward Kayaks

Frank arriving after 110km / 14hrs and 23minutes

The team at JBK would like to congratulate Frank Busch , our regular visitor from Germany on his completion of the Hawkesbury Classic Marathon. Frank and Annette makes the yearly pilgrimage to Australia to participate and catch up on some Sea Kayaking in the Jervis Bay Region.

Frank and Annette Busch making final preparations

JBK offered Frank our brand new Seaward Ascente Sea Kayak for the race and he achieved a personal best time of 14hours and 23minutes. Fantastic effort Frank. JBK Team members Jhn and Tracy Gibson assisted with road crew support and provided moral support and no doubt a great deal of humour to keep Fran buoyed throughout the night.

Frank in the Seaward Ascente - Windsor NSW 24TH oCT 2009

The Seaward range of kayaks offer excpetional quality and build construcution and atention to detail. To veiew the newest Sea Kayaks to hit Australia's shores drop in to our store in Huskisson or view the kayaks a www.seawardkayak.com.au for more details.

Call our store on 02-4441-7157 for more details on the Seaward Kayak Range.

Cheers

JBK Paddlers Club Paddle

After a week of high wind and big swell, it was a relief to be able to get out on the water for the official first paddle of the JBK Paddlers Club. The forecast of southerly winds encouraged us to head down into Booderee National Park for a launch at Iluka, with the intention of heading out towards Bowen Island, with a morning tea break on Murrays Beach before heading back.

Iluka Perfection - JBK Paddlers Club Paddle

Bill, Sandra, Wayne and Mel were all super keen as we packed our boats on the beach, especially as the wind was calm and Jervis Bay was looking its exceptional best, with only a small wave breaking along the shoreline.Sandra & Bill - Open Water

A very gentle following sea allowed us to make fast progress as we made a beeline towards the northern tip of Bowen Island, all eyes peeled for the resident dolphins or perhaps even a seal or a migrating humpback whale. As we approached the island a rolling swell coming through the heads made life a bit more interesting, but it had died off enough that we all felt safe as we passed the tip of the island and headed towards Point Perpendicular for a few hundred meters.
No doubt we all would have enjoyed the open water crossing of the heads, but everyone was keen for a cuppa and some of the famous JBK carrot cake so we turned around and made our way back towards Murrays Beach, taking advantage of the crystal clear water on the inside coast of the island to spot hundreds of fish and even a couple of rays. As usual Bowen Island was full of its resident bird life, with a couple of lazy Pelicans watching us cruise past.

A relaxing rest on the beach left the group recharged and ready for the return leg, where we planned to hug the coastline, again to make the most of some of the clearest water imaginable. Coming past Murrays Beach boat ramp, sure enough a pod of our freindly dolphins made an appearance, coming quite close to our kayaks, but not staying still for a photo. Yet more dolphins were spotted by Bill and Sandra off Hole in the Wall.

Melisa Hanley - Off Bowen Island

The pace slowed noticably along past Scottish Rocks and Bristol Point as everyone took in the beautiful scenery of the northern shore of Booderee National Park until a nice gentle landing back at Iluka meant the end of the trip and an analysis of the stats thanks to Wayne's GPS (13.6klm, average speed 5kph including stops, good performance team!).

Hopefully this will be the start of heaps of great adventures for the JBK Paddlers Club, and thanks to our very first club paddlers for a great morning on Jervis Bay.

Matt Goodwin .

JBK - AUSTRALIAN WOMENS SURF KAYAK TEAM

In a qaurter final heat BonnieTregenza has finished third ending her campaign for the Womans High Performance Surf Kayak Class. Well done Bonnie it was great to see you get through to the Qtrs and fly the Flag for Oz.

Results here : http://www.kayaksurf.net/news.html

Rossco

JBK TEAM - Australian Womens Surf Kayak Team

Bonnie Tregenza has completed her first heat in Portugal and placed first in fine style. Bonnie took on some seasoned competitors and scored the following in her heat. Well Done Bonnie we are all bidding for you an a proud of you efforts in this sport we love so dearly.

1st : Bonnie Tregenza Aus 26points
2nd : Chrstine Bryce Canada 23points
3rd :Robyn Pearcy UK 10points
4th Ainhoa Rementeria Basque Country Spain 7 points.

Conrats Bonie keep u the awesome work.

Scoresheets here : http://www.kayaksurf.net/news.html

Tracy Gibson has arrived back in Oz after tearing the left clavicle joint in an accident in the surf, and is preparing for surgery to repair the injury. A sad ending to Tracy's campaign but I imagine that it wont stop her for long , will it Tracy? We are very proud and wish you the best in your recovery.

Rossco ( from Vancouver Island )Amazing sea kayaking today b the way, Seals, Otters,Birdlife beyond belief and 37degree heat on the west coast near Port Renfrey.

JBK TEAM - Australian Womens Surf Kayak Team

In what can only be described as a devastating blow to Tracy and Bonnie, Tracy has been injured in a pre comp warm up and will be returning home from portugal early. A collision with another paddler has resulted in a serious shoulder injury that will require immediate attention on her return and end her campaign for 2009. Our hearts are with you Tracy and we wish you a safe return and very speedy recovery as it wont be the same in the surf without you.

All our best wishes and a get well soon.
Janet and Ross and all of our Team, family and friends.

For regular updates on the comp see the Blog : http://portugalks.blogspot.com/

JBK TEAM - U.S Outdoor Trade Show

Keeping up with the latest in product design and development s critical in the Outdoor Industry and the Outdoor Retailer Trade Show in Salt Lake City is the largest of its kind in the world. Janet and I are currently visiting the manufacturer's exhibit discussing innovations and new directions in the industry.It is an incredible event with 23000 visitors and thousands of exhibitors, and after two days we are mind blown by the scope and range of not only what is available now, but what is to come in the next few years.

Janet on the ultimate shopping experience at OR Show Salt Lake City

It is amazing to see the direction of the Paddlesports and Outdoor Industry over here as it follows that the Australian Market will follow closely in its footsteps in the coming years and all indictions are for a huge increase in outdoor activity.

Paddle Pro Director Damien Lindau Janet and I with a well earned Utah Beer 220709

Our next leg will be to Vancouver for a few days working, then some Sea Kayaking in Johnstone Strait in British Columbia.

Cheers Rossco.

JBK TEAM - Australian Womens Surf Kayak Team

Tracy Gibson and Bonnie Tregenza from Jervis Bay NSW fly out this sunday to represent Australia in the World Surf Kayak Championships at Santa Cruz Portugal from the 23rd July till the 1st August. The event will see Tracy and Bonnnie compete in the Womens High Performance Class and after several years of solid training and a previous World Championships behind Tracy and almost 2 years of training and experience from Bonnie they are now perefctly positioned to perform in this field.
From the Team at Mega Australia and Jervis Bay Kayak Co, and from our many clients we would like to wish them the best of luck in the competition as we know that they will shine in this event and fly the flag high for Australia and the sport of Surf Kayaking .

Have a wonderful and successful trip in Europe and we'll see you in the customs hall at Sydney Airport on the 6th August for a beer or two.

For updates on their progress keep an eye on this Blog as I will attempt to keep the results up to date as they come to hand.

Regards

Ross Boardman
Director - Mega Surf Kayaks Australia / Jervis Bay Kayak Co
1/13 Hawke Street
Huskisson NSW 2540
02.4441.7157

JBK - SURF KAYAK PRIZE WINNER

Mega Surf Kayaks Australia in association with Cumec Magazine is proud to announce that Michael Williamson of Alexandra, New Zealand was the winner of a brand new Mega Maverick Surf Kayak. Michael correctly answered the question 'Where in Australia are Mega Surf Kayaks produced?' the competition was run over two issues of Cumec Magazine and received numerous entries from throughout both New Zealand and Australia.

When first contacted about his prize Michael's excitement was inspiring, and he is looking forward to taking the new boat out in the Surf at his family's holiday home in Waikouiati near Dunedin. Michael is a member of the Central Otago Whitewater Club and has been an enthusiastic paddler since 'a long time ago'. The Mega Maverick will now take precedence over his classic surf shoe which has seen 'better days'.

Mega Surf Kayaks are manufactured by Ross Boardman of the Jervis Bay Kayak Company in Huskisson, NSW. To view their full range of surf specific designs visit their website www.surfkayaks.com.au or www.surfkayaks.co.nz

Cumec Magazine is Australia & New Zealand's top kayaking magazine, focusing on White-water, Surf & Sea kayaking. Their website is www.cumecmagazine.com and the next issue will be released in early July.

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JBK Team - Mega Road Trip

The Weekend of the 9th and 10th of May saw a cast of about 20 Surf Kayakers from varying disciplines travel to the Sunshine Coast of QLD from as far away as Sth'n NSW and Mid north Queensland. Surf Kayak Competition Cotton Tree Beach QLD

The social comp was held at Cotton Tree Beach at Maroochydore and set a good standard for the future of things to come for Surf Kayaking in Australia. Heats were held from 7.30am on Saturday the 9th of May culminating with a Woman's final and and Open Final.

Results as follows :

Womens Final :
1st : Tracy Gibson (NSW )
2nd : Bonnie Tregenza (VIC)
3rd : Libby Anderson (QLD )

Open Final :
1st : Damien Vickery (QLD)
2nd : Steve Farthing (QLD)
3rd : Darren Bason )(QLD)
4th : Tracy Gibson (NSW)

Although the event was held in a informal manner, the participants were introduced to judging advice from Waveski and Surf Kayak judges forming the basis of a future competition programs in Australia.

Pre Comp Briefing 7am

This was only the second Surf Kayak Comp of its type to be held in Eastern Australia, the first of which was held a year ago in ( NSW ), and with the interest shown from Waveski, Surf and Sea Kayakers, there is plenty of potential for many more into the future.

Some great action was seen throughout the day.

The Team from Jervis Bay Kayak Co and Mega Surf Kayaks Australia made the 18hour drive through the night to attend the weekend and we all learnt heaps, met some great people from Qld and beyond and got into some decent surf conditions. We look forward to catching up with them again in the near future.

Tracy Garner - Takes Aim on the Lip - Mega Neutron RV

Tracy Gibson and Bonnie Tregenza used the weekend as a build up for their preparations for WSKA World Surf Kayak Championships in Portugal in July this year.

Bonnie Tregenza - Going for it in the final -Mega Prowler

Damien Vickery - Brisbane QLD Waveski

Darren Bason - Mega Bullit

Mark Priestly QLD Canoeing & Libby Anderson - Mega NeutronRV

Aussie and JBK Team Paddlers - Bonnie Tregenza and Tracy Gibson

John Mcgreath - Made the Drive from Yepoon in Mid North Qld

Thanks to Darren Bason for hosting the day and a big thanks for the big effort form all of the competitors who made it such a great day.

Ross Boardman - Mega Surf Kayaks Australia

JBK - Surf Kayaking Demo Day QLD

Mega Surf Kayaks Austalia will be heading off on a road trip to Mooloolabah on the Sunshine Coast of Qld next weekend to catch up with Darren Bason. A social day will be held there on Saturday the 9th May and we thought we'd bring up some demo kayaks and a few new stock boats so you can come and check out the range and maybe take a few for a paddle.

Mega Surf Kayaks Australia - Loaded for the 18 hour drive to Queensland

In conjunction with Queensland Canoeing, Darren will be taking registration so you must give him a call if you would like to come along and paddle. A small $10 entry fee will cover the Qld Canoeing Costs for the day and we look forward to seing you there.

Ross Boardman from Mega Australia will be there to run you through the current line-up, and Tracy Gibson & Bonnie Tegenza who will representing Australia in the World Surf Kayak Championships in Portugal this July, will be there to have a bash also.

Tracy Gibson - Charging at Manyana Sth Coast NSW
John Gibson who always gets the shots will also be on had to capture the scene, so keep posted for some photos .
Ross Boardman & Tracy Gibson - Mega Road Trip

We hope to see you there but dont forget to register with Darren Bason on 0406.914751 or call Ross Boardman on 0418-649082 to discuss the Mega Surf Kayak Range.

Regards

Ross Boardman
Mega Surf Kayaks Australia / Jervis Bay Kayak Co
Shop 1/13 Hawke Street '
Huskisson Jervis Bay NSW 2540
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JBK - Thankyou Mr East Coast Low

I hope everyone got out to find a few waves over the ANZAC day weekend. As the swell hit here on the south coast, Bonnie and I had a great couple of days training.

With a forecast for solid easterly swell and westerly winds we headed out for the dawn surf down Bendalong way. The waves were on and we got some great rides as John captured the moment with his camera.

Tracy Gibson - Mega Neutron RV

Bonnie Tregenza - Mega Prowler

I would have to say these were some of the best waves I have had all year. The swell couldn't have come at a better time as we prepare to head to Noosa for some competition practice and some variety in our training.

Stay tuned for the Mega Surf Kayak team road trip!!

JBK - Manufacture Dusky Bay Dbl Sea Kayak

Jervis Bay Kayak Co - Now Manufacturing the Dusky Bay Double Expedition Sea Kayak.

JBK is proud to have in production this brilliant Double Sea Kayak in full composite construction. Our Factory in Huskisson is already Manufacturing the Sensational MEGA Surf Kayak Line Up and custom lay ups are our specialty. Available in Fibreglass and Carbon Kevlar Reinforced hull options.

The Dusky Bay Double is a tried and proven design and handles a huge range of conditions. In use, as our chosen Expedition Sea Kayak on our Guided Tips and Hire Operation, we firmly beleive this is by far the most versatile and reliable Double Sea Kayak on the market today.

Ross is personally making each double with custom gel coat finshes and has improved the lay up for more durability including bulkhead seat configuration to ensure the highest level of safety, Q-kayak Rudder system and a perimetre deck line and day hatch. Finished with a 25mm Kevlar Seam, and internal glass tape seam this kayak is built to last.

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