Canoe Shops Group January Sale Now On – Up to 20% Discount

Throughout January Brighton Canoes will be offering up to 20% discount on selected product lines.

Excludes composite sea kayaks, roofracks and existing special offers, terms and conditions apply.

Canoeing & Kayaking Equipment January Sale - Happy Shopping!

Supporting the RNLI and promoting safer paddle sports activities.
Free 1 Year Membership with any Kayak or Canoe purchased (worth £69)

Brighton Canoes will be working to promote the RNLI's membership by offering a one year introductory membership (worth £69) with any Kayak or Canoe purchased from Brighton Canoes

As part of your 1 year's RNLI memberhip you will recieve a range of benefits, including: a CD-ROM containing interactive educational programmes on safety at sea, the opportunity for an RNLI SEA Check, complimentary copies of the RNLI's Offshore and Lifeboat magazines and of course access to Ambassador Scheme special promotions.

For online mail orders we will automatically send you a copy of the RNLI Lifeboat Introductory Membership Form with your order.

About the RNLI
The RNLI is a charity that saves lives at sea. Volunteers provide a 24-hour search and rescue service around the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. The RNLI operates over 230 lifeboat stations in the UK and Ireland and has more than 150 lifeguard units on beaches around the UK. The RNLI is independent of Coastguard and government and depends on voluntary donations and legacies to maintain its rescue service. Since the RNLI was founded in 1824 its lifeboat crews and lifeguards have saved over 139,000 lives. The RNLI is a charity registered in England, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland.

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Meet Larry (picture right) the result of our first drop of 2 x Lobster Nets.

Abusing our access to the Brighton Canoes sit-on-top demo fleet we borrowed a Moken 10 & Moken 12 Angler and headed out early Wednesday morning for a pre-work paddling trip - our primary purpose to drop our newly purchased lobster nets. We launched off Seaford beach and after baiting the nets and attaching our shiny new buoys dropped them just off Seaford Head and headed off back for a hard day in the office.

The following morning we returned to collect our bounty, this time using Easky 15s with retro-fit rod holders and carrying rods in the hope of catching some bass in addition to whatever lay in our bulging nets. If I'm honest hopes were not high as we began to heave up the first of the two nets and with a haul of 1 small crab and half a dozen shrimp our low expectations appeared to be justified, on to bringing up net 2.... I swear if we'd had been in a sit-on-top we'd have jumped up and danced around excitement as Net 2 broke the surface and we made the acquaintance of Larry the Lobster.

After 20 minutes or so of us flapping Larry was finally secure in the front hatch and we were heading back to beach with visions of simmering saucepans and Lobster Thermidor. Our rendezvous with work delayed slightly further after landing a small Pollock on our return to beach.

Beginners luck? I guess we'll find out tomorrow when we return to collect the nets once more. However, one thing we can say for sure - Larry was delicious!