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Reflections of Fall » The magic of fall boating lies in its variability. A creek that runs today, may not run tomorrow; the water is as fleeting as the foliage.
Lake Tugalo French Toast » On a canoe camping trip on Lake Tugalo, Andy and his wife packed comfy chairs, thick sleeping pads and fun food, like Stuffed French Toast.
A Resilient Paradise » Pointe-Aux-Chenes has built a community of anglers that feels like family. But what happens when a hurricane destroys everything…
Class III Fun and the Perks of Late-Season Boating » If you prefer sun shirts and slow days, care-free Class IIIs and big eddy swims, you might be a late-season boater.
Beyond the Backyard: The Nation’s River » Finding beauty in their backyard becomes the least of their worries as two childhood friends fend for their lives on the Potomac River.
Steak and Potatoes on the Rogue » Dutch ovens may be made for coals, but you can use them as stovetop pans to cook hearty dishes like steak and potatoes or veggie hash.
Tips for On-Water Photography » Whether you’re an aspiring professional or an outdoor recreation enthusiast, here are ten things water-bound photographers need to remember.
Escape to Nebraska’s Niobrara River » Chasing the dusty trails and tales of Wild West Outlaws, Mike Bezemek stumbles upon a Wild & Scenic treasure in Nebraska: the Niobrara River.
Paddling with Bae: My Gateway to the Outdoors » With a tendency to jump into ideas with two feet and little experience, Kimberly Wheatley’s kayaking love affair began with a late-night impulse buy.
About NRS: Northwest River Supplies
In 1972, with only $2,000 in his personal savings, Bill Parks started Northwest River Supplies with one mission: to help others raft. 42 years later, Bill sold NRS to its employees. Today, the 100% employee-owned business strives to continue Bill’s legacy helping people pursue passions on the water. At our Moscow, Idaho headquarters you’ll find passionate water-lovers just like you, from rafters to whitewater kayakers, sea kayakers to stand up paddlers, kayak anglers to fly fishermen. Our lives, and livelihoods, are drawn to water.