The Peconic Puffin

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Thus spake NOAA:

Sat

SW winds 5 to 10 kt…increasing to 10 to 15 kt with gusts up to 20 kt in the afternoon. Seas 1 ft or less…then around 2 ft in the afternoon.
 
In the words of Chimply Lord Scotworth (the Earl of Kielt):  Pleeeeeze let me have it.  
 
It's been too long since I've rock and rolled.
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4 responses to “Saturday Sesh, Me Droogs?”

  1. Fil Avatar
    Fil

    I live in MD, but may be on LIslnd this weekend. Where would you all typically go for SSW 10-13kn that’s forecasted? I’m interested in both the sound (between Fire Island and Long Island) and ocean side. Peconic Bay possibly, if wind is good enough.
    I’ve seen the WS Locations Map on this site and have sailed once 8yrs ago from Webbies(I believe) – just wondering where people might go this weekend.
    Thanks!
    -Fil

  2. Michael Avatar

    Hi Fil…sorry for the late response. Hopefully you ended up at Heckscher or somewhere mid-island…the wind did not make it out east. That being said, the best place to sail on the Peconic Bays for SSE in summer is either Mattituck (on the bay) or South Jamesport. On the South fork Mecox Bay and of course Napeague work. But we didn’t get it yesterday…oh well!

  3. Fil Avatar
    Fil

    Thanks Michael!
    I did not make it up there (like the wind:), ended up making a trip the opposite way – to the mouth of Potomac on Chesapeake (Point Lookout). Found just enough wind for to play on 11.5/formula.
    Will keep your tips in mind for the upcoming weekends!

  4. Jeff Avatar

    Actually, the wind eventually cranked on the Peconic on Saturday, with a large crew of rentals and lessons down at Cold Spring Road. Low teens SW in the morning, then 2-4 mph NE early afternoon, then finally 18-22 SW after 3pm.

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