TC Paddlesports at Panther Island

TC Paddlesports at Panther Island A kayak, canoe and SUP rental company. Part of non-profit Trinity Coalition. Part of every purchase go to support the Trinity River National Water Trail.

TC Paddlesports at Panther Island is a subsidiary of the nonprofit Trinity Coalition. TC Paddlesports provides rentals, classes, and tours involving kayaks, canoes, and stand up paddleboards (SUPs).

09/12/2026

Make this morning the one where you get up & go for it!! 🛶🌅🌿💪🫧🫡
Our season is almost over, and these sunrise paddles are flying by.

Kayaks, canoes, paddleboards… grab one and chase that first light. A breakfast snack will be waiting for you at the end.

Sign up link: https://www.adventuresunlimitedpaddling.com/shop/sunrise-tour

 We are out at the Waterfront at River Legacy learning center in Arlington today.
09/12/2026

 We are out at the Waterfront at River Legacy learning center in Arlington today.

09/11/2026

TC Paddlesports’ Kayaking Class is on September 13th at 10AM. 🫡🛶🌀🙌

Start with on‑land fundamentals, break for lunch, then hit the water for skills, safety, and real rescue practice. Perfect for beginners or anyone leveling up their paddling confidence.

Sign up Link: https://www.adventuresunlimitedpaddling.com/shop/quick-start-kayak-class

09/06/2026

Happy Sunrise Paddle Sunday to those who celebrate 🌅🌞🫶🛶

Missed this one? No worries! We have another happening on the 20th ☺️

09/05/2026

Talk about a one-in-a-million catch!

A lucky angler recently caught something incredibly unusual right here at LLELA: a piebald blue catfish!

This striking fish is a blue catfish (Ictalurus furcatus), but a rare genetic mutation affecting its pigmentation gives it those distinctive black-and-white markings. Piebaldism causes areas of the body to lack their normal pigmentation, creating a pattern that looks completely different from the typical blue-gray coloring of a blue catfish.

And just how rare is it? Extremely rare. It is considered a once-in-a- lifetime unicorn catch by experienced anglers. Their unique coloring makes them stand out to predators when they are young, making it harder to survive long enough to be caught by an angler.

The Elm Fork has no shortage of surprises, and you never quite know what you might encounter when you spend time exploring LLELA.

Now we're curious: what is the rarest, strangest, or most unexpected thing you've ever spotted at LLELA?

09/04/2026

Labor Day plans?
We’re open 10am–6pm and the Trinity is calling. Kayaks, canoes, PaddleBoards… grab your crew and make a day of it. 💦🚣🏼‍♂️🦆🌀

Sunrise + paddling + breakfast = the perfect start to your day 🛶🌅🍩Come catch the early glow on the water with TC Paddles...
09/03/2026

Sunrise + paddling + breakfast = the perfect start to your day 🛶🌅🍩

Come catch the early glow on the water with TC Paddlesports and hang out afterward for a fresh morning meal. Bring your friends, or make new ones out on the Trinity!

Bring your own boat/board or rent one from us! Reserve your spot through this link: https://www.adventuresunlimitedpaddling.com/shop/sunrise-tour

09/03/2026

Wild DFW: Explore the Amazing Nature Around Dallas-Fort Worth (https://wild-dfw.com/) is proud to be kicking off Scott McFarlane's book tour for The River That Made Texas: A Forgotten History of the Trinity. See info below.

It's not until October, but you need to be reading this book now! https://uncpress.org/9781469698366/the-river-that-made-texas/ -pdf
35% off all with code 01HISTORY250 until end of August. Or try 01NEWSITE50 for 50% off until August 27.

Message from the publisher:
"How the relentless but largely forgotten Trinity River shaped Texas

Today, half of Texas’s expanding population, including the cities of Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston, depends on the Trinity River, a river that has shaped the state’s politics, economy, and environment for centuries. From the prairies of North Texas to the Gulf of Mexico, the Trinity established Native nations, foiled Spanish and French imperialism, stood at the center of the Texas plantation system, and fueled the growth of the state’s largest cities.

In the first history of this vital river, historian Scot McFarlane illuminates how the Trinity has defined Texas history. Its floods enriched the soil and destroyed crops, its channel served as both a route and barrier to freedom, and its once-polluted waters now sustain a significant portion of the state.

McFarlane’s captivating narrative brims with stories of the people who called the Trinity home over the centuries: the Comanche, steamboat pilots, enslaved and freed people, sharecroppers, inmates, and millions of urban residents. The result is a fresh perspective on economic development, slavery, and the environment—revealing the Trinity not as a backdrop to Texas history but as a force that shaped it."

The History & Beauty of the Trinity
with Scot McFarlane & Amy Martin

Oct 18 Sun – 10:30 am to noon
TC Paddlesports at Panther Island
480 N Taylor St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Complete info: https://www.facebook.com/events/2127092601490587

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480 N Taylor
Fort Worth, TX
76102

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm
Sunday 9am - 7pm

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+16826821313

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