First official Danish HF hang

**Shug** · 08-16-2010, 07:34

That made my morning!!!!
Way to storm it out.......
Shug

**Just Jeff** · 08-16-2010, 07:46

Originally Posted by Bomber

I´ve had the same idea, but how do you get the tree huggers up in the trees from the kayak???(my kayak is narrow seakayak, where standing up is not an option)

-Bomber

Details. Let me know when you figure it out!

**Hawk-eye** · 08-16-2010, 07:59

Now you two are the kinda folks I'd like to hang out with. Great attitude and a good time despite the weather! And the gear head issue ... well ... nuff said there

Thanks a lot for sharing your adventure and photos. Really enjoyed it this morning ... when I should have been working

**Veto 65** · 08-16-2010, 08:03

Excellent report thanks for sharing. Its great to see that you weren't discoraged by the rain.

What kind of kayaks do you have Bomber?

**moski** · 08-16-2010, 08:24

Great trip report !
I keep wondering if you guys was this positive after this flood adventure,
how positive will you be when you have the weather gods on your side ?

How about tagging along with Bomber to the Ultimate hang in Läggträsk ?

(at least, it seams to be more than 2)

See you up there

**Bomber** · 08-16-2010, 08:32

Originally Posted by Shug

That made my morning!!!!
Way to storm it out.......
Shug

Thanks, and thank you for the laughs and inspiration

Originally Posted by Just Jeff

Details. Let me know when you figure it out!

I´ve just recieved my Dutch Biners(powerfull stuff!)this morning, i will rig them for use as a AGD(Anti Gravity Device) - problem solved.

Originally Posted by Hawk-eye

Now you two are the kinda folks I'd like to hang out with. Great attitude and a good time despite the weather! And the gear head issue ... well ... nuff said there

Thanks a lot for sharing your adventure and photos. Really enjoyed it this morning ... when I should have been working

You´re more than welcome Hawk-eye, if you get to this side of the pond, let us know - we´ll arrange a hang

Originally Posted by Veto 65

Excellent report thanks for sharing. Its great to see that you weren't discoraged by the rain.

What kind of kayaks do you have Bomber?

Your welcome Veto(credit the good report to TheWild). I have an inflateble WW boat, and two seakayaks:

This one - the Trapper Albacore, which is my main boat - and a very, very good kayak:

http://www.trapperkanot.se/produkter...=28&notisid=98

And this one, which i started out with. Its a nice boat, indestuctible but some what uninspiring to paddle:

http://www.arnehasle.no/english/inde...119&Itemid=219

-Bomber

**Hawk-eye** · 08-16-2010, 08:34

That sir would be an honor! Who knows maybe I will ... never been there before.

**Poppabear** · 08-16-2010, 08:54

Wow that was a great trip report. For many people heavy rain like you guys had would have ruined the trip. You two really know how to make the most of a bad situation. I guess it could be rightfully said that you really HUNG IN THERE (sorry for the bad pun).

**mbiraman** · 08-16-2010, 09:06

Originally Posted by Bomber

I´ve had the same idea, but how do you get the tree huggers up in the trees from the kayak???(my kayak is narrow seakayak, where standing up is not an option)

-Bomber

If you paddle canoes you might be able to stand up to tie huggers. Sounds like a great idea paddling through the swamp. Great trip report.That was allot of rain.

**Bomber** · 08-16-2010, 10:47

Originally Posted by mbiraman

If you paddle canoes you might be able to stand up to tie huggers. Sounds like a great idea paddling through the swamp. Great trip report.That was allot of rain.

I´ve seen pictures of a guy in a inflatable dinghy doing this(it looked really cool

). Just can´t seem to visualize the solution in a kayak(sitting down).

-Bomber