The wind was blowing similar to yesterday - but it definitely had more holes/lulls. With a solid high tide, launching/landing would be nice and easy.
The waves were where the biggest disparity from the forecast lay -
Surfline said it would be twice as big as yesterday - but it was a touch smaller (if you ask me).
That was all fine - Norm and I were going to do a downwind run anyways.
No.40, AFS 80cm UHM mast, Enduro 900/HA40
Kalani was also on FD. Zach, Prayot and Roland were on wing.
It was pretty fun catching waves all the way down from WP over to PV.
The area before Campgrounds was pretty jumbled (and hard to catch any waves).
And from Campgrounds on to PV, the waves were fat so you had to get out in front of them if you were going to catch it - especially in the strong winds.
I'll call this 15 rides - I know I got left behind on some of them. If I got out in front, I could ride the waves for a long ways.
The waves were way easier to catch at WP.
I think Bill is going to let me try the Amos Trench board, and I'm going to let Kalani try out No.39, and I might be helping Mark tune in his new Foil Drive - Hickam run in the morning (it's also a -0.3' tide...)
W:42/FD:72/PW:6/S:4
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