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Use GPS to plan routes and determine heading, speed, and position. Make sense of nautical charts and maps. Interpret brouys, lights, and other aids to navigation. Make the best use of both deck-mounted and handheld compasses. Use tides and currents to your advantage. Ray Killen is an American Canoe Association-certified coastal kayak instructor and the former chair of its Coastal Kayaking Committee. Paperback; 135 pages; 9 x 7 in.

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A compact and very practical introduction to navigating a seagoing kayak. A user-friendly, confidence building approach imparts just the right amount and the right kind of information to handle almost any situation. Photos, illustrations.

Simple Kayak Navigation covers the basics in an easy-to-understand style, a good first book on kayak navigation. It's coverage of the most commonly used navigational procedures is a good refresher for more experienced paddlers.

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"There are exercises suggested at the end of the chapters. Make use of them – they will ensure that what you have read is understood and remembered. The ultimate test of whether or not the lessons have been absorbed is the first time you plan and execute a trip relying on your own navigation. Take precautions; plan simple trips and aim for big targets to start with. Ask someone more experienced to check your calculations the first few times. Try and get someone else on the trip to plan it independently...

"Written specifically for kayakers and their special needs and conditions. Practical navigation methods explained in simple terms with the minimum theory required for understanding. New sections on ice navigation, electronic navigational aids, and a thorough approach to reading charts."