Adventure Kayaks magazine – Canadian mag with on-line back issues – a touch ad heavy, but good content.

Atlantic Kayak Tours – US site with lots of technical, skills, safety and other sea kayaking related articles.

Boatbanter.com is described as „a web interface to the best boating newsgroups“ and seems to use a variety of Usenet type groups as its source.

Canoe Focus – UK magazine with some on-line content in their „Catalogue“ section.

Canoe & Kayak Magazine – US magazine with a range of on-line articles.

Freya Hoffmeister’s site and blog is well worth a view, especially if you’re interested in Greenland style rolling. See this discussion too.

Justine Curgenven – („This is the Sea“ and „This is the Sea 2“) – check her blog – some good pics, write-ups and links, and also her site, CackleTV.

KASC – Kiwi Association of Sea Kayakers – excellent New Zealand site with a wealth of useful information.

Laurie Ford has some decent trip reports on paddling in Australian waters, some pronounced opinions and a well developed ego, and some interesting DIY and technical ideas. Doesn’t seem to have been updated in a while though.

Link sites – SEE Kayaks – a „link“ site with a massive range of links, „with 1983 unique pages currently listed“ (as at 15 Jan 2011). US orientated, but a lot of good general material.

Maatsuyker Canoe Club – Tasmania – looks like that part of the world has decent sea paddling. Nice trip reports with plenty of pictures.

New South Wales Sea Kayak Club – an Australian sea kayak club. Their site has a massive variety of useful material, including a range of technical articles.

Northwest Sea Kayakers. Excellent website with plenty of useful info, and reports. An „informal“ paddling group based loosely in the North West.

Ocean Paddler – glossy UK magazine published bi-monthly. They usually have at least one back issue on-line.

Paddler Magazine – US magazine with a range of on-line articles from their back issues.

Paddlewise.net – US based semi-moderated mailing list with some good technical discussions. No „banter“, just „content“. Doesn’t seem to have much added since about 2000, but interesting (if old) content.

Paddling.net – US site with a wide range of articles, boat reviews, and buyers guides. Very US focused, but a wealth of material. Their archives hold a massive amount of valuable material on everything from skills & technique to cookery & knife sharpening. Sign up for their newsletter.

Peter Carter has some interesting and controversial material on his personal site. Another „down-under“ paddler with strong personal views on a variety of subjects. Doesn’t seem to have been updated in a while though.

Qajaq USA – superb US site dedicated to Greenland Kayaks – excellent regular downloadable newsletter, the MASIK.

Sea Kayaker Magazine – US magazine with some on-line articles.

Sean Morley’s site – the man who circumnavigated the UK and Ireland – solo.

SimonWillis.net by Simon Willis – Simon’s blog, with links to his other websites. Of particular interest is Scottish Routes.

South East Sea Kayakers seem to be an active, „informal“ sea-kayaking group based (would you believe) in the South East.

The Kayak Forum – US „links“ site with a focus on kayak building as well as other articles and links to other disucssion forums.

The Paddler – excellent UK online magazine with a wide range of articles and information.

Wavelength Magazine – Canadian sea-paddling magazine with excellent content. Now called Coast & Kayak. Excellent on-line version although the assumption that everyone has super-fast broadband and a quick machine rather spoils the experience. The music is nice, if you like that sort of thing.

Blogs

(A limited selection of what I believe to be some of the better blogs around – see also this discussion which offers further suggestions for blogs with lists of blogs.)

Antonius Carbonius – from the Czech Republic.

Cailean’s Blog – Cailean Macleod’s promo blog for his book.

Freya Hoffmeister’s site and blog is well worth a view, especially if you’re interested in Greenland style rolling.

Geoff Murray from Tasmania has two interesting blogs – http://ammassalik.blogspot.co.uk/ details his trip to East Greenland and http://kayakbassstrait.blogspot.co.uk/ describes a Bass Strait trip.

Into the Great Solitude – Owen’s paddling blog, from Scotland.

Justine Curgenven – („This is the Sea“ and „This is the Sea 2“) – check her blog – some good pics, write-ups and links, and also her site, CackleTV.

Kate’s Paddling Blog – Kate Duffus does some superb paddle write-ups.

Kayak Across The Water – Pam lives in Argyle and her blog documents her paddling experiences in Scotland.

On Kayaks – Ignacio Wenley Palacios‘ personal site – „my first year’s steps into sea kayaking„.

Paddle Log – a paddling blog by „Luke“ who paddles out of Tower Hamlets in London.

Paddleswithananasacuta.blogspot.com – the name gives it away – Peter Bisset paddles an Anas Acuta.

Seakayakingwithbigwavedave.blogspot.com – another self-explanatory one – David does most of his paddling in Scotland – excellent pics and write-ups.

Seakayakphoto.com – Douglas Wilcox’s superb blog – also has numerous others listed.

Seakayak-Porthsele – sea kayaking in and around West Wales and beyond.

SimonWillis.net by Simon Willis – Simon’s blog, with links to his other websites.

Solent Sea Kayaking – excellent blog with a variety of reports, reviews and technical articles.

South West Sea Kayaking is Mark Rainsley’s sea-blog – loads of links to other blogs as well as great pictures and commentary.

Other non – Sea Kayaking sites worth visiting.

These sites are nothing to do with sea kayaking specifically, but worth a look as some of their content has general relevance to us.

Britishblades.com provides a wealth of resources for anyone „into“ knives, axes and other sharp things. They also have good threads on lights, watches and other sparkly things.

BushcraftUK has a wide range of forums dealing with bushcraft, the outdoors etc. Worth a look.

Candlepowerforums.com is the place to look for just about anything to do with torches – it’s quite amazing just what they do.

Song of the Paddle – dedicated to Open Canoeing so nothing to do with sea kayaking specifically, but some of their trips are interesting as is some of their other content.