Surf Session Summary

Key Points

• Initial Thoughts:

  • Possibility to skim before conditions get bad.
  • Some good air sections are available.
  • Waves are inconsistent; some line up well, others break poorly.

• Observations:

  • It's difficult to decide where to go because of the wave conditions.
  • Variety in wave quality: some connect well, others don't.
  • Flo seems to be catching the best waves.
  • Importance of picking the right waves.
  • Rider comments on the need to land tricks.
  • Fun and challenging conditions but tiring.

Specific Incidents

• Rider noticed Flo catching good waves repeatedly.
• Some waves allowing long rides to Sunset.
• Time checks at 9:30 AM during the session.
• Some challenges due to fast conditions and bumps causing speed variations.
• Riders experiencing physical fatigue.

Equipment Issues

• Attempt to replace lost fin for the catcher board.
  • Makeshift fins seem small, reducing traction.
  • Limitation in riding quality due to fin size.

Comparisons

• Area likened to Delaware (where one rider grew up).
• Initial struggle for one rider leading to a switch with another for a better board.
  • First decent ride noticed by the same rider.
• Performance in twin fins being appreciated for maneuverability despite limitations.

Reflections and Challenges

• Diversity in wave conditions experienced by different riders.
  • Influence on the surfing experience (good vs bad turns).

Miscellaneous

• Discussion on revenue from YouTube channel indicating estimated income range between $4 to $70.

Conclusion

• Mixed experiences with some highlights and some struggles due to wave conditions and equipment.
• Physical toll noted by several participants after the surf session.