Scott said we should have got on it earlier.  The wind meter suggests we missed an hour.  Frustration was mighty. Frank, P-Jeff, Fisherman, the Wolf, your editor, and Chimply Lord Scotworth hit it at K Road as the bells tolled noon.  5.2-5.5 sails lightly powered in 3-4 foot waves…pleasant.   Except the wind died after…

…at Shacks in Puerto Rico!    Received this from John Hulse a few days ago (I was out of town visiting relatives).  "PR proof" the email was titled.  Look at that wave…the mother of all lefts (in my book anyway.)   John reports "conditions have been pretty good, anywhere from knee high to way overhead.…

Everybody had a story. George Pav was on the water first.  The winds weren’t fully on yet, and George had to trade a long walk back (“it was worth it”) for the “head high bombers on the outside” and downwind, but he was rolling up his 5.3 to move on to other business while most…

Indecision.  Peconic Jeff to go to Ponquogue "for side-off SUPsailing".  Scott was eyeing the whitecaps at Sebonac Inlet, declaring 4.7 conditions and "you're crazy if you think you can sail the ocean in NW!"  I was torn.  I knew from my one micro wave sesh in Hatteras several years ago that side-off made for sweet…

Oh no…wait…they absolutely tear it up!    The Canadian Windsurfing page on Facebook recently posted a bunch of photos from Sandbanks Beach in Ontario, where it was gusting to 50 knots.  Go there (Sandbanks, or if that's not feasible, the Facebook page) to check out the action.)  Or check out this post by Fish, who…

I had a most excellent session at Napeague on Saturday.   But there was another session we must tell you about, featuring the usual suspects plus waves, at Cupsogue.  If only I had been there too!  But I wasn't, so here is Peconic Jeff's report: "Nearly everyone got stuck in the soft sand and had…