when it rains it pours: highwater descent on the South Yuba

So yesterday we went into the South Yuba river which is a well known and often kayaked run near Auburn, California. Normally people go in there up to 2,000 CFS. After three days of heavy storms the gauge was running at around 4500-4000 CFS and we decided to give it a try to see whether we would be able to make it down this run at highwater stage. Turns out the rapids in there become huge and difficult but we were still able to paddle everything! Great day out with the crew. Thank you so much for watching our videos, please subscribe to our channel and check out our Patreon page if you want to see these edits continue to happen!   / senders   Don't feel like registering for another subscription plan but want to see more of these videos? The easiest way to do that is to donate via PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/sendersyt You can set any amount you want and every donation is appreciated! As always, thank you so much for supporting us, every penny you donate goes directly towards keeping us on the road travelling to the world’s best whitewater, pushing ourselves and the sport and bringing you the best media that we possibly can from our adventures! Follow Adrian Mattern on Instagram :   / adrianmatternkayak   Follow Bren Orton on Instagram :   / bren.orton   Send merchandise : https://dewerstone.com/collections/x-...