Rancocas Creek

Rancocas Creek
( 39.92873, -74.79202 )

  1. Mirror Lake - Pemberton (N) ( 39.97209, -74.56941 )
  2. Mirror Lake - Pemberton (S) ( 39.96729, -74.57847 )
  3. Rancocas Creek - Birmingham ( 39.97927, -74.70974 )
  4. Rancocas Creek - Hainesport ( 39.98489, -74.84372 )
  5. Rancocas Creek - Lumberton ( 39.96856, -74.81406 )
  6. Rancocas Creek - Medford Park ( 39.89713, -74.82061 )
  7. Rancocas Creek - Mt Holly (E) ( 39.99028, -74.77972 )
  8. Rancocas Creek - Mt Holly (W) ( 39.98980, -74.78956 )
  9. Rancocas Creek - New Lisbon ( 39.96205, -74.64102 )
  10. Rancocas Creek - Pemberton (E) ( 39.96746, -74.58789 )
  11. Rancocas Creek - Pemberton (W) ( 39.97030, -74.68377 )
  12. Rancocas Creek - Pemberton Heights ( 39.96244, -74.65567 )
  13. Rancocas Creek - Smithville ( 39.98571, -74.75083 )
  14. Rancocas Creek - Willingboro ( 40.02992, -74.92946 )

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This paddle is nearing the end of its life, so I decided to try an experiment. I added a "drip notch". This is a small sharp-edged notch that the water flow can't follow. Instead it departs the edge of the paddle and falls well outside the boat. I hardly got a drop of water on me.

To make the notch, simply drill a 1/4" hole by the edge of the plastic blade, 6-7 inches from the base. Then file it to the shape you see here, with a sharp corner at the edge. The back-cut assures the the stream can't jump over the notch to the other side.

I can't claim this idea, I've seen a few paddles with this feature.

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