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Checking for Leaks on Your Kayak
by Preston Ong October 30, 2014
Nothing is more aggravating than launching your kayak only to bring it back to shore 20 minutes later with 5 gallons of seawater in it. You've checked your hatches and drain plugs, and nothing seems to be wrong. Where could the leak be?
Here's how to properly find where your kayak is leaking.
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