New Jersey Kayaking

Lake Manalapan - Jamesburg

Lake Manalapan - Jamesburg
( 40.34349, -74.43143 )

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  2. Dallenbach Pond ( 40.41254, -74.44296 )
  3. Davidson's Mill Pond - East Brunswick ( 40.41117, -74.49789 )
  4. Farrington Lake - East Brunswick (C) ( 40.42465, -74.47680 )
  5. Farrington Lake - East Brunswick (N) ( 40.43900, -74.46646 )
  6. Farrington Lake - East Brunswick (S) ( 40.42201, -74.48242 )
  7. Helmetta Pond ( 40.37817, -74.42657 )
  8. Lake Manalapan - Jamesburg ( 40.34525, -74.43662 )
  9. Lake Weamaconk - Englishtown ( 40.29140, -74.35704 )
  10. Millstone River - Cranbury (E) ( 40.29359, -74.52675 )
  11. Rocky Brook - Hightstown ( 40.27108, -74.52353 )
  12. South River - Old Bridge ( 40.41228, -74.36362 )

This is about the smallest body of water I would consider - more of a pond than a lake. But it is a nice place. Access could not be easier, the parking lot goes right down to the water. If you live nearby, it is a good place for a quick 'dip'. To go a little farther, you can hop over the railroad tracks and get into the far section and a little ways up the byzantine creek that fills the lake.

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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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