Yesterday was incredible!!!
Nuking winds from the west, wind swell from the same - just had to paddle out further to launch on the low tide.
I think these conditions are my favorite!
I brought No.32, the Spitfire 840/350P, and the Reedin SW2 3.6
I met one-eyed Harold - and he, Prayot, and Norm were pumping up 5m wings.
There were 3 wingers (not sure who) out already when I was setting up.
I never had an issue getting up - and my arms weren't getting ripped out of their sockets. The SW2 3.6 was perfect!
Roland, Duke and 3 others we didn't know also came out.
Waves were breaking in different spots than normal. If we had a downwind pickup, the runners would have been awesome. But I held my ground to avoid a paddle back to the launch (even with the nuking winds - there is always a chance of getting blown downwind with small gear).
Super fun rides!!!
SW winds - pretty locked in the whole time. There were clouds for the most part, but the winds were on.
Because of the turbulence and cross chop, every one was falling a bunch. Some of the guys brought out their tall masts, but they were still falling
El Nino has been delivering the goods!!! Sessions like this get burned in my brain!
W:5/F:7/S:2
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