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Water Channel was a digital cable television channel that aired programming devoted to water sports. It was the only channel of its kind in the world that focused on water lifestyle, featuring programming of interest to those who enjoy activities in and around water. Water Channel was independently owned and operated by MCE Television Networks Inc.
Programming focused on such activities as fishing, boating, surfing, diving, racing, water skiing, pleasure boating and more. The original television special "Pulling In" focused on surfing was created by Kauai Sound & Cinema and aired extensively on the Water Channel throughout the channel's existence.
Water Channel initially launched on Dish Network but was removed due to a contract dispute. It was also available on various Time Warner Cable and Cox Cable systems, however, in late 2009 the channel ceased operations.
Category:Sports television networks in the United States Category:Television channels and stations disestablished in 2009
Usage examples of "water channel".
He wound the wheel to port, to keep the Stella in the narrow strip of turquoise separating the pale green of the shallows from the ink-blue of the deep-water channel.
The Teasel, he had seen, was on the northern side of the deep-water channel down Breydon.
Not more than sixty or seventy feet ahead there lay another deep-water channel, still ten feet or more deep even with the tide almost out.
Soon the container ship was moving through the deep-water channel of the lower Atchafalaya River and across Sweet Bay Lake toward the docks of Sungari.
There was not a buoy left to make the deep-water channel - the Bodden, the chart called it - up to Stralsund.
There was not a buoy left to make the deep-water channel the Bodden, the chart called it up to Stralsund.
Yet as the Resolution thrust deeper into the green water channel, a lovely broad lagoon opened ahead of her, surrounded on all sides by high hills, densely forested.
It lies on the reef at the very edge of the only deep-water channel into the port: a devilish channel, narrow, with a double dog-leg and any number of banks and rocks in its bed.
Where I was camped on the southern tip of Baleshare the deep water channel swung close in to the dunes, but on the other side, towards Gramisdale, the sands were already beginning to dry.
Lay blast cord on the east side of that wreck and blow a new water channel around it.