That scared me and I’m sitting at home with my cat
@fsquared643 күн бұрын
Damn! Talk about a keeper hole 😮
@user-uq7vl4kd2c8 күн бұрын
he was in a low head dam wier
@TheChitwoodBrothersKayaking15 күн бұрын
PFD this coming Saturday, I’m stoked
@tankmaster101810 күн бұрын
Have a great time!
@izzyplusplusplus100423 күн бұрын
Woo you got some surprises didn't you. This river is deceptive, not very easy to read and run. 1:36 seems easy up here...
@izzyplusplusplus100423 күн бұрын
I do love this river.
@powskier24 күн бұрын
Warner straight shaft. Anyone know which model?
@naturaldesigns3482Ай бұрын
wow....great video. would of like to seen footage of the rescue.....could of easily swam for miles
@hankb1604Ай бұрын
Stayed in the boat...well done. I'll stick to sea kayak surfing with hard sand and occasional rocks.
@WOV49Ай бұрын
A cboaters advice-don’t ever get off that downstream brace in a hole. If you do prepare to windowshade.
@bonefishboards2 ай бұрын
F'ing terrifying. As a surfer who has taken beatings in big cold surf, river hydraulics and strainers are nightmare fuel.
@tankmaster10182 ай бұрын
Funny, since I've always wanted to try surfing, but am terrified by the wave beatdowns and hold downs i've seen!
@johnbarroll11202 ай бұрын
Too bad there isnt some kind of O2 mask for when your get stuck under water for more than 30 seconds. In cl5 or 6 rapids.
@tankmaster10182 ай бұрын
Theres a system called "Rapid Air" that is about the size of a pack of cigarettes, that fits into your life jacket front pocket. You can take like 3 or 4 extra breaths off of it if you get stuck underwater and can't afford to pull and swim. Steve Fischer and his crew used it when they paddled the Inga Rapids on the Congo River where getting held underwater by whirlpools on the eddy lines was a real concern, and they saved Steve's life after he got held underwater by one for over a minute and was forced to swim. Benny Marr, the paddler in this video was on that trip as well!
@johnbarroll11202 ай бұрын
This is fun, trying to keep your head above water? Some people . . .are gluttons for pain.
@kengregory15412 ай бұрын
just watched one twice this bad. bigger holes, surfed twice for minutes then swam into a log jam. made it out, but
@tankmaster10182 ай бұрын
Know exactly which one you're talking about! The beatdown and swim on Sweetwater right? Yeah that one was insane...
@paulherring89592 ай бұрын
Somewhere in the mid to late 90's Mike and I and several other boaters ran the Dry Fork at a near insane 16 ft on the Parson's gauge, which I'd guess translates to maybe 12 ft on the Hendricks Dry Fork gauge. The entire 8 miles of the lower was over in less than 45 minutes. And that was with everyone surfing wherever it was safe to do so. When we finished up Mike and one other guy split to run Otter Creek while me and one boater went over to attempt a run on Brushy Fork along Rt 38 going down to Nestorville. That run didn't go very well at the culvert just above the limestone quarry but we survived it. Mike is one hell of a boater and one of the nicest guys you'll ever run any river with. Tell him Paul said hi.
@user-jf7uy4lm5l2 ай бұрын
🤯💪❤️
@brianluisi76162 ай бұрын
Not talking sh$t, but you did not make that look smooth, survival mode vibs, ive spent many an hour looking at exit. Their is a super clean line, but as this video shows while in it you the paddler cant see sh$t and the power of the river can easily take you out of your line. Mad skills and respect for running this, wish I could have seen it live, what was the cfs?
@tankmaster10182 ай бұрын
It's not me in the video unfortunately, wish it was, but can't take credit for Benny Marr's run! I reached out to him to get permission to post his run on KZread since it was only on Facebook, and turns out this was back from when he was really young. He's improved a shitload since then, which is hard to believe since he's amazing in this footage already... Tumwater is one of my dream runs, I'll be out there someday, maybe not at this level, but I've gotta try it! This run down Exit was right over the 10,000 cfs mark if I remember correctly
@paxtonsnjones272 ай бұрын
Gnarly swim!!! Blackout deep...as dark as the shart stain down your leg. I passed out once in a hole when a rookie. I blew air into my suit thinking it was good to be more boint. Beach ball spin affect while getting the shit kicked out of me by my boat spinning with me. At least the world didn't go dark...I'll give you that world class swim award!
@tankmaster10182 ай бұрын
You actually were calm and composed enough during a beatdown to hypothesize that blowing air into your drysuit would give you the buoyancy you needed to get out of the hole, and then actually put the plan into effect and attempt it? Dude... I'll paddle with you anyday.
@Jeanetteinnes2 ай бұрын
Still got the GoPro 😂
@starship9992 ай бұрын
That entrance hole is wild, I went center my first high water time and got very lucky to get through.
We would have hand paddled that in the 90's And we used to have a saying about the Ocoee hydraulic famous hole. You've never been sucked until you've been double sucked 😂
@johnmc87853 ай бұрын
It ain't braggin" if it's true! Congrats Glenn!
@beenwithalowercaseb193 ай бұрын
nice
@izzyplusplusplus10043 ай бұрын
Come run the Tellico with me sometime!
@tankmaster10183 ай бұрын
I'd love to dude! Only have done Valley Falls so far, would be thrilled to get to paddle the rest of it!
@izzyplusplusplus10043 ай бұрын
@@tankmaster1018 I love the ledges section of the Tellico. Amazing drops without huge consequences! What's better than buttery waterfalls?
@theloyoukno57993 ай бұрын
Hell yeah Glenn, I definitely want to be you when I grow up!
@HomTawkins3 ай бұрын
Fuck yeah, Glenn!
@minyambou3 ай бұрын
No, Glenn, you don't have to calm down. You can stay high on that for as long as you want. 😉
@paddlebikediveclimb3 ай бұрын
Safety, skirt, send.
@tedroberts52103 ай бұрын
Glenn killed it
@dl56043 ай бұрын
Absolute stud
@oldkayakdude3 ай бұрын
Retired pro tip, work on your roll.
@tankmaster10183 ай бұрын
I promise it's alot better now! Haha this was a couple of years ago. I'll still miss them once in awhile, but usually manage to get up on my first roll attempt these days. Thanks for watching!
@FeWolf4 ай бұрын
lesson learned hard way, is always remembered
@elhior233 ай бұрын
He didn't swim it was not learned the hard way.
@iviewthetube4 ай бұрын
That must have been one of the longest one minutes in your life.
@elvergazo21314 ай бұрын
When the producer reads the LYRICS in the episode I wanna go in a private beach for two with Jesus XD
@thepolishreefer41354 ай бұрын
Whoa!!! Dude Damn…have goose bumps! I’m a yaker but not like that. Glad you came out ok. Damn!!!
@user-xm3iy6ht1z4 ай бұрын
That was nasty. 😂 I took a look at your general posting, and I subscribed. ❤
@paulherring89594 ай бұрын
Completely blown out. That run is a lot more fun 2 ft lower than you ran it. But you'd be hard pressed to find a better boater to show you down it than Mike Moore. Tell him I said hi next time ya'll boat together.
@tankmaster10183 ай бұрын
Hey, it's Mike's birthday tomorrow, and we're meeting at 10:30 in Hendricks for a Dry Fork run. Wanna join?
@tankmaster10183 ай бұрын
Just got a 2nd lap on it 2 weeks ago at exactly the level you mentioned in the comments here. I remember you saying you wanted me to run it around 2 feet lower then in my 6.2 foot lap I posted awhile back, and I caught it at 4.2 feet, which is exactly the level you recommended if I remember correctly. Was totally awesome, and would have easily exceeded the 6.2 foot run I posted here if it wasn't for the massive blizzard that unleashed hell as soon as we made it down to the Otter Creek confluence... I still totally understand why you prefer it around 4 rather than 6+ feet. I'm a nut for big water, so that 6.2 foot run felt like one of my home rivers (Shenendoah and Potomac) but it was objectively a way more challenging and useful run for paddlers looking to take a last step up before paddling the Cheat Canyon for the first time. I know you left your original comment a month ago, and probably don't even remember me, but wanted to reach out since I caught it at the exact water level you told me that I had to try! Here's the video from that day: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJxkzMyHnbDMlMY.htmlsi=QgGYl6aHpVtVPXuW
@fredeschen37834 ай бұрын
You went right in there sideways 😂 brings back memories. 👍💪
@georgepfeifer22224 ай бұрын
That's why it's called the man line! I've been chundered there more than i care to remember..
@channelbk7794 ай бұрын
Next to me try the nice green tongue to river right .
@leoginty39064 ай бұрын
Video not do this justice
@tankmaster10184 ай бұрын
You can say that again! It felt absolutely huge out there, but you can't get around the GoPro effect... Love the fisheye lens for the huge field of view, but the lens required to get that FOV also flattens out the image, and makes it impossible to get an idea of how big or steep anything actually is
@number4cat14 ай бұрын
Did you hear the "yahoo!" over the roar at 0:35?
@xavierriv414 ай бұрын
Sometimes you punch the hole sometimes the hole punches you. Good fight though.
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Hello amigo
That scared me and I’m sitting at home with my cat
Damn! Talk about a keeper hole 😮
he was in a low head dam wier
PFD this coming Saturday, I’m stoked
Have a great time!
Woo you got some surprises didn't you. This river is deceptive, not very easy to read and run. 1:36 seems easy up here...
I do love this river.
Warner straight shaft. Anyone know which model?
wow....great video. would of like to seen footage of the rescue.....could of easily swam for miles
Stayed in the boat...well done. I'll stick to sea kayak surfing with hard sand and occasional rocks.
A cboaters advice-don’t ever get off that downstream brace in a hole. If you do prepare to windowshade.
F'ing terrifying. As a surfer who has taken beatings in big cold surf, river hydraulics and strainers are nightmare fuel.
Funny, since I've always wanted to try surfing, but am terrified by the wave beatdowns and hold downs i've seen!
Too bad there isnt some kind of O2 mask for when your get stuck under water for more than 30 seconds. In cl5 or 6 rapids.
Theres a system called "Rapid Air" that is about the size of a pack of cigarettes, that fits into your life jacket front pocket. You can take like 3 or 4 extra breaths off of it if you get stuck underwater and can't afford to pull and swim. Steve Fischer and his crew used it when they paddled the Inga Rapids on the Congo River where getting held underwater by whirlpools on the eddy lines was a real concern, and they saved Steve's life after he got held underwater by one for over a minute and was forced to swim. Benny Marr, the paddler in this video was on that trip as well!
This is fun, trying to keep your head above water? Some people . . .are gluttons for pain.
just watched one twice this bad. bigger holes, surfed twice for minutes then swam into a log jam. made it out, but
Know exactly which one you're talking about! The beatdown and swim on Sweetwater right? Yeah that one was insane...
Somewhere in the mid to late 90's Mike and I and several other boaters ran the Dry Fork at a near insane 16 ft on the Parson's gauge, which I'd guess translates to maybe 12 ft on the Hendricks Dry Fork gauge. The entire 8 miles of the lower was over in less than 45 minutes. And that was with everyone surfing wherever it was safe to do so. When we finished up Mike and one other guy split to run Otter Creek while me and one boater went over to attempt a run on Brushy Fork along Rt 38 going down to Nestorville. That run didn't go very well at the culvert just above the limestone quarry but we survived it. Mike is one hell of a boater and one of the nicest guys you'll ever run any river with. Tell him Paul said hi.
🤯💪❤️
Not talking sh$t, but you did not make that look smooth, survival mode vibs, ive spent many an hour looking at exit. Their is a super clean line, but as this video shows while in it you the paddler cant see sh$t and the power of the river can easily take you out of your line. Mad skills and respect for running this, wish I could have seen it live, what was the cfs?
It's not me in the video unfortunately, wish it was, but can't take credit for Benny Marr's run! I reached out to him to get permission to post his run on KZread since it was only on Facebook, and turns out this was back from when he was really young. He's improved a shitload since then, which is hard to believe since he's amazing in this footage already... Tumwater is one of my dream runs, I'll be out there someday, maybe not at this level, but I've gotta try it! This run down Exit was right over the 10,000 cfs mark if I remember correctly
Gnarly swim!!! Blackout deep...as dark as the shart stain down your leg. I passed out once in a hole when a rookie. I blew air into my suit thinking it was good to be more boint. Beach ball spin affect while getting the shit kicked out of me by my boat spinning with me. At least the world didn't go dark...I'll give you that world class swim award!
You actually were calm and composed enough during a beatdown to hypothesize that blowing air into your drysuit would give you the buoyancy you needed to get out of the hole, and then actually put the plan into effect and attempt it? Dude... I'll paddle with you anyday.
Still got the GoPro 😂
That entrance hole is wild, I went center my first high water time and got very lucky to get through.
👍👍
That was really fun to watch!
Waterfall kzread.info/dash/bejne/eZebpMOIm7aqm7w.htmlfeature=shared
nice roll up...
Brownnnnn, love it
We would have hand paddled that in the 90's And we used to have a saying about the Ocoee hydraulic famous hole. You've never been sucked until you've been double sucked 😂
It ain't braggin" if it's true! Congrats Glenn!
nice
Come run the Tellico with me sometime!
I'd love to dude! Only have done Valley Falls so far, would be thrilled to get to paddle the rest of it!
@@tankmaster1018 I love the ledges section of the Tellico. Amazing drops without huge consequences! What's better than buttery waterfalls?
Hell yeah Glenn, I definitely want to be you when I grow up!
Fuck yeah, Glenn!
No, Glenn, you don't have to calm down. You can stay high on that for as long as you want. 😉
Safety, skirt, send.
Glenn killed it
Absolute stud
Retired pro tip, work on your roll.
I promise it's alot better now! Haha this was a couple of years ago. I'll still miss them once in awhile, but usually manage to get up on my first roll attempt these days. Thanks for watching!
lesson learned hard way, is always remembered
He didn't swim it was not learned the hard way.
That must have been one of the longest one minutes in your life.
When the producer reads the LYRICS in the episode I wanna go in a private beach for two with Jesus XD
Whoa!!! Dude Damn…have goose bumps! I’m a yaker but not like that. Glad you came out ok. Damn!!!
That was nasty. 😂 I took a look at your general posting, and I subscribed. ❤
Completely blown out. That run is a lot more fun 2 ft lower than you ran it. But you'd be hard pressed to find a better boater to show you down it than Mike Moore. Tell him I said hi next time ya'll boat together.
Hey, it's Mike's birthday tomorrow, and we're meeting at 10:30 in Hendricks for a Dry Fork run. Wanna join?
Just got a 2nd lap on it 2 weeks ago at exactly the level you mentioned in the comments here. I remember you saying you wanted me to run it around 2 feet lower then in my 6.2 foot lap I posted awhile back, and I caught it at 4.2 feet, which is exactly the level you recommended if I remember correctly. Was totally awesome, and would have easily exceeded the 6.2 foot run I posted here if it wasn't for the massive blizzard that unleashed hell as soon as we made it down to the Otter Creek confluence... I still totally understand why you prefer it around 4 rather than 6+ feet. I'm a nut for big water, so that 6.2 foot run felt like one of my home rivers (Shenendoah and Potomac) but it was objectively a way more challenging and useful run for paddlers looking to take a last step up before paddling the Cheat Canyon for the first time. I know you left your original comment a month ago, and probably don't even remember me, but wanted to reach out since I caught it at the exact water level you told me that I had to try! Here's the video from that day: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJxkzMyHnbDMlMY.htmlsi=QgGYl6aHpVtVPXuW
You went right in there sideways 😂 brings back memories. 👍💪
That's why it's called the man line! I've been chundered there more than i care to remember..
Next to me try the nice green tongue to river right .
Video not do this justice
You can say that again! It felt absolutely huge out there, but you can't get around the GoPro effect... Love the fisheye lens for the huge field of view, but the lens required to get that FOV also flattens out the image, and makes it impossible to get an idea of how big or steep anything actually is
Did you hear the "yahoo!" over the roar at 0:35?
Sometimes you punch the hole sometimes the hole punches you. Good fight though.
What river and rapids was this? Yikes.
It's Double Hydraulic on the Lower Yough