Check out all the quality content coming from our community of paddlers, both whitewater kayaking and kayak fishing. Tune in, read up and get psyched. This is the Friday's Finds, where we seek to highlight some of the paddlers who call Virginia home. PaddleVa is about all of us. While some of the stuff shared in these posts will come from outside our waters, Virginia will always be the primary focus.

First Up:

Jameson Redding, Jackson Kayak Pro, is also the host of YakAngler's Inside and Out TV. Here's his heartfelt recap on a solid 2015 with friends. I count myself fortunate that I got to get in on one of those adventures of camaraderie.

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Second Up:

Isaac Hull is a local RVA paddler on the Dagger Kayaks / At Paddles team. Here's his 2015 Recap of all the crushing he did on the beautiful rivers of this great nation.

Isaac Hull 2015 Gopro Highlight Reel from ChrisHull on Vimeo.

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Third Up:

Leland Davis, on the Duct Tape Dairies, gives great advice for introducing your kids to paddling. If you want to start taking your kids out start here. Click the link below the photo to visit the blog.

https://community.nrs.com/duct-tape/2015/12/04/share-love-teaching-kids-paddle/

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Fourth Up:

A two'fer with Grant and Josh from Peelin Drag Fishing. The guys have steady been chasing the trophy freshwater fish of VA and both of them are crushing . Click the links below the pics for their individual story's.

Grant Alvis, Hobie Fishing Pro

https://www.fishhardorstayhome.com/2015/11/fall-crappie-craziness.html

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Josh Dolin, loves his JK Big Tuna

https://www.fishhardorstayhome.com/2015/12/trophy-bass-stud-slabs-and-citation-spec.html

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Fifth Up:

Rob Choi, Ocean Kayak Pro from RVA, hits the salt on the regular. He recently hit it up with Roland Butler aka Tex for some late season Tog fishing. Click the link below the pic of Tex for more of the story.

https://www.angling-addict.com/2015/11/dinner-time.html

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Sixth Up:

Kayak Kevin and Lee Williams, Ocean Kayak Pros, are long time friends and fishing partners. They always seem to get on them. And when they do, they usually find the big'uns.