New Jersey Kayaking

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  1. Arrowhead Lake [G] [B] (40.89021, -74.46526)
  2. Barnegat Inlet [G] [B] (39.76422, -74.09981)
  3. Boonton Reservoir [G] [B] (40.88125, -74.40865)
  4. Brick Reservoir [G] [B] (40.12642, -74.12049)
  5. Brigantine Inlet [G] [B] (39.37276, -74.40908)
  6. Cape May Canal [G] [B] (38.96742, -74.95948)
  7. Cape May Inlet [G] [B] (38.94463, -74.86963)
  8. Cedar Lake [G] [B] (40.91117, -74.47267)
  9. Crystal Lake [G] [B] (40.89161, -74.45240)
  10. Culver Lake [G] [B] (41.16989, -74.77756)
  11. Cupsaw Lake [G] [B] (41.11549, -74.24913)
  12. Duhernal Lake [G] [B] (40.40647, -74.36975)
  13. Glendola Reservoir [G] [B] (40.19372, -74.08303)
  14. Green Pond [G] [B] (41.00675, -74.49254)
  15. Highland Lake [G] [B] (41.16916, -74.46549)
  16. Indian Lake [G] [B] (40.88938, -74.48781)
  17. Lake Estling [G] [B] (40.87962, -74.50017)
  18. Lake Mohawk [G] [B] (41.02154, -74.65503)
  19. Lake Owassa [G] [B] (41.15448, -74.80686)
  20. Lake Parsippany [G] [B] (40.85188, -74.43400)
  21. Lake Tappan [G] [B] (41.02532, -73.99401)
  22. Lake Valhalla [G] [B] (40.93266, -74.37433)
  23. Little Egg Inlet [G] [B] (39.49579, -74.31310)
  24. Manasquan River Inlet [G] [B] (40.10291, -74.03515)
  25. Navesink River Inlet [G] [B] (40.39703, -73.97952)
  26. Navy Pier [G] [B] (40.43851, -74.06113)
  27. Ocean City Inlet [G] [B] (39.29974, -74.54427)
  28. Oradell Reservoir [G] [B] (40.97101, -74.00553)
  29. Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant [G] [B] (39.81419, -74.20793)
  30. Passaic River Little Falls [G] [B] (40.88426, -74.23455)
  31. Paterson Great Falls [G] [B] (40.91632, -74.18196)
  32. Plainsboro Preserve [G] [B] (40.34963, -74.56000)
  33. Point Pleasant Canal [G] [B] (40.07715, -74.06320)
  34. Point View Reservoir [G] [B] (40.97412, -74.24756)
  35. Rainbow Lake [G] [B] (40.88141, -74.46185)
  36. Raritan River - mouth [G] [B] (40.50830, -74.29610)
  37. Rock Ridge [G] [B] (40.91298, -74.46399)
  38. Salem Nuclear Power Plant [G] [B] (39.46364, -75.53651)
  39. Shark River Inlet [G] [B] (40.18770, -74.01681)
  40. Shongum Lake [G] [B] (40.84759, -74.53414)
  41. Staten Island [G] [B] (40.56614, -74.20174)
  42. Sunset Lake [G] [B] (40.88833, -74.45421)
  43. Swimming River Reservoir [G] [B] (40.31594, -74.11973)
  44. USCG Atlantic City [G] [B] (39.37774, -74.42413)
  45. USCG Barnegat Light [G] [B] (39.76045, -74.11058)
  46. USCG Cape May [G] [B] (38.94908, -74.88997)
  47. USCG Point Pleasant [G] [B] (40.10219, -74.03814)
  48. USCG Sandy Hook [G] [B] (40.46661, -74.00849)
  49. Wanaque Reservoir [G] [B] (41.07640, -74.28618)
  50. White Meadow Lake [G] [B] (40.92487, -74.52012)

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  • private property
  • dangerous, toxic, or just plain stupid

November 17, 2024

Seat Strap Buckles

November 17, 2024

I recently installed these aluminum seat strap buckles. They are a direct replacement for the factory plastic buckles.

The swiveling part of the plastic buckles broke years ago, and I just tied the straps onto the remaining part, which is much beefier and held up fine, although it is now visibly bent. On new boats I automatically remove the swivel and never give it a chance to break.

But this loses the easy adjustability of the original buckle, and I think it is just a matter of time before the remaining plastic part breaks as well. The aluminum buckles restore that adjustability, and are much stronger and I don’t worry about them at all. And they look great.

I found these on eBay while looking for replacement buckles to carry as spares. They are not that much more expensive than the plastic ones. I tied the old buckles inside the ‘trunk’ just in case.

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