Dawn patrolled PVs this morning.
There was a northerly wind - so the waves were groomed.
And when the sets came in - they had some energy
Norm and Stu were out on Foil Drives.
Lance and Nick were on SUPs.
I brought out the same gear as yesterday. The foil position for the Silk 1050 is perfect.
The plan was to run one battery - then go in and put Nick's foil on the board and let him run.
The waves were just overhead. The swell was coming from the SW and the rights were firing at what I came to found was called "Tree" (the break to the left of PVs - it's what Pat Caldwell calls it).
Nick didn't want to leave Lance's board out alone, so he asked just to get a few runs on the battery I had in place.
He caught 3.5 (one double dip) waves and we swapped back. I even caught a wave on the SUP
he was using (haven't done that in years...)
12 rides on the first battery
I followed Norm in because I wanted to trail him going back out.
Which I did (and I also took the time on the way back in to do some soundings to find the potential high spots.
The waves didn't seem to have the same energy over the course of the second battery. And Stu got his heel cut open (from the foil).
11 rides that second battery.
It was great being out on the water with Lance and Nick again!
Super fun session!!!
PF:11/W:3/PW:131/FD:75/S:27
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