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All of the lakes
and sections of river featured in the guidebooks are flat
water. They all allow kayaking and canoeing
and are accessible by two-wheel
drive vehicles. Each lake and section of river featured in
the guidebook has a color photograph of the lake’s topography,
along with a written description of the lake’s surrounding
terrain. The books list the campground located at the lake (or
the next nearest campground to the lake), its directions,
camping facilities and reservation information.
The books contains
high quality, full-color photographs and
detailed maps of lake
destinations, campground and reservation information. They
also contain Quick Reference Guide, Wildlife Briefs,
Resources, Small and Private Lakes, Top Twenty Lake List,
kayak, white water, outrigger and canoe clubs in the United
States,
and the newly
added Kayak Fishing section.

The pages on the
CD's are linked up to the
Contents,
Indexes,
Quick Reference Guide, and
Featured Lake Pages which
allows you to
easily navigate through the
CD's to quickly find the information. The books are available
to purchase on Compact Disk, in Adobe Reader PDF format, by
clicking on the order tab.
4The
Small and Private Lakes Index lists lakes located in Southern
and Central California that are small, private, or do not
allow kayaks or canoes.
4The
River Safety section covers a few important safety
precautions to take when paddling on a river.
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4If
you participate in a kayak outing whether that entails kayak
fishing, sea kayaking or paddling on a lake the Paddling in
a Group Section discusses precautions that will help
increase your safety so that you will have a safe experience.

4Looking
for kayak fishing destinations in California? You've come to
the right place. The PADDLE ME Guidebooks, now contain a
Kayak Fishing section for all of the 175 featured lake
destinations listed in the guidebooks.
4Refer
to the Quick References Guide for an extremely fast
overview of all the lakes featured in this book, their
addresses and telephone numbers, miles of shoreline, surface
lake acres, elevations and a list of the facilities located at
the lake. The Quick Reference Guide section allows you to
quickly locate lakes with the number of shoreline miles you
like to paddle, with all of the amenities you prefer, which
allows you to easily plan a customized paddling trip
itinerary.
4The
Poisonous Plants, Stinging Insects and First-Aid Safety
section discusses hazardous plants and insects and
basic first-aid treatment for situation that can occur that
you can encounter while paddling or camping.
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4There
is nothing worse than driving a long distance to a lake only
to discover bad weather, or a forest fire. The Weather
Condition section provides useful information on the
different weather conditions and what you can do to increase
your chance of survival if you encounter bad weather.
4Carrying
the following safety gear in your boat should be a mandatory
precaution, especially if you are a solo paddler. The
Safety Tips section discusses extra precautions paddlers
can take, that will help them avoid dangerous situations.
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The Featured Lake Maps show the names of roads
to use to reach the lake, which are cross-referenced with the
lake and campground directions provided. They also depict
where the campgrounds, boat launches, marinas and dams are
located.
4Wildlife
biologist ranger Ron Cummings wrote the section on "Wildlife
Briefs" which covers helpful information on wild
animals you may encounter while
camping
or paddling.
4The
Resources, Manufacturers Advertising Section and Kayak,
Canoe, White Water, and Outrigger Club in the United
States provides you with names, telephone numbers and
addresses so that you can call or write to request brochures,
detailed maps, or to find out the lake’s current rates for day
use, launch, pet and camping fees. The list of club contacts
are a good resource to assist you if you are planning a
paddling excursion in another state, and would like to find
out where some pristine destinations are to paddle.
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