Paddled out at Rey-Rey's at 0814 into nothing...nothing. The weakest of background south swell and the nothingest of northwesterly windswell was creating mushy, gutless, foldovers that went nowhere, and did no thing. Really.
Surfed the 6-10 'cause I wanted to practice pop-ups. Also, put the quads in and wanted to see how they felt. Surprisingly I got a little taste of the tri-fin to quad change, and I like it. More stable, fun rail acceleration (when there's enough meat to get it on rail that is).
Forty-five minutes and it was over. If it was sex, I'd be ecstatic, but for a surf....barely enough.
May 14, 2009 (Th)
In: 0814
Out: 0900
AT= 53F
WT= 50F
Wx: Sunny and clear
Tide: 0.0'
Wind: Light to moderate southeasterlies
Sea Surface: Light to moderate wind chop
6-10 Ward Coffey EPS (Marko Styrolite)/Epoxy Custom
Fin set-up: Thruster/Quad with Future Fins AM1 and Future 350 sidebite quad set-up.Out: 0900
AT= 53F
WT= 50F
Wx: Sunny and clear
Tide: 0.0'
Wind: Light to moderate southeasterlies
Sea Surface: Light to moderate wind chop
6-10 Ward Coffey EPS (Marko Styrolite)/Epoxy Custom
Bathymetry: Sand bars
Deep Water Swell and Wave Face Heights CDIP Archive
Buoy: NWS (Nearshore)
0730: 1.0 feet @ 14.3 SW
0800: 1.0 feet @ 14.3 SW (1-2 ft. wave faces)
0830: 1.0 feet @ 13.3 SW
0900: No data (but basically the same)
0930: No data (but basically the same)
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