Two Board Session

Surfed the six-foot quad fish and the 9'10" Harbour 19 noserider this morning. Funny how I couldn't get off the noserider last year, and this year you've got to pry the quad fish out of my grasping fingers.

Wave size dropped a bit, but bigger on the somewhat inconsistent sets. Quality suffered a bit today too from yesterday, but there were still plenty of waves to be had. Between the two boards I bagged over 30 waves. (It's not how long you're out, it's how many waves you get.) Crowds were minimal (one of the factors allowing for the high wave count). I surfed Roots by myself until I went for the big board. Then surfed Eights for an hour and a half with only eight others. Primo!

Forecasters are calling for the waves to decrease as the week progresses.

June 18, 2007 (M) In: 0804 1st Wave: 0811 Out: 1040 Wave count: 30+ WT=54 AT=53 Wx: Marine layer high overcast Tide: Incoming (-1.01' to .62') Wind: Light from the southeast Sea Surface: Light texture Buoy: NWS 0900: 8.9 @ 10.8 NW 1000: 8.2 @ 10 NW 1100: 8.5 @ 10 NW Quad Fish - Fins:Future Scimitar 451 (F) 375 Pivot (R) Harbour Nineteen (9'10") Standard 10" Harbour Fin Roots and Eights: Rock reef and sand Waves: 4.5' @ 11 Storm Surf Buoy Model