Kiteboarding Mag. Ripping at Utah's Rush Lake

[Marty Lowe]

I just received the latest issue of Kiteboarding.

On the cover is
"Ripping at Utah's Rush Lake"

There is no story inside (that I could find)

That must mean,,,

there is NO ripping at Rush Lake....

If you find the article,,please post the page it is on..

-Marty

Back home after 10 out of 10 days in the Gorge.
Rufus, Sandbar, Secret, and the Coast.
With lost of Utah Windriders, and new friends.
Doug, Vern, Kyle, Jon, Jeff, Jason, Regan, Mark, Jake, Billy, Spencer, Cody, Todd, Les, Mike, Sal, etc.
(and Nate, who broke his leg while on the water, had surgery in Vancouver, and is doing fine)and thats just the kiters.
Tons of Utah windsurfers also there.
Tiki party was big this year.

[Jon Manwaring]

WOW one of the BEST kite trips yet. Kited one new spot on the river as well as the usuals and the coast. Great Utah crowd, I know the locals, at least the ones I know, were impresed with our STOKE as well as our go for it attitude. Need to continue to make this an annual trip. Thanks again to everyone for all the launches and landings.
Jon Mzee and Jeff

[mike loeser]

I got my kiteboarder mag today. Searched the whole thing through to find out about Rush. Thought it would be cool to see some locals in the photos. At first I figured it would be the "Stuck in light-wind hell" article, but seems that was about San Diego. How does that mag not have an article inside that is listed on the cover?
I've always wondered how the mag could be so lame, when the sport is the complete opposite. I just get it for the pictures!
So, if anyone finds the article please post. Maybe it'll show up next quarter.
Mike

[windzup]

I am in Cali and just spoke with the editor for KB mag... said it was a mistake and they misplaced the article... said he would try to run it in a later issue.

When I told him it dried up a month ago, he looked shocked and said he can't run an article about a location with no agua.

The only fame Rush may ever get could be its name on the cover!

Windzup,
Brian Schenck