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3rd was nuts....biggest and cleanest swell I have seen there in 18 yrs sailing there. 4.0/80l wave board waaaay wound up. Would've liked smaller sail and board...saw a couple 2.9s getting rigged. :s ...

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FYI: there is a lower launch that is closer to the channel. It makes those swims and walks a little easier.

First day of 3 at Sherman Island ABK camp. Wind was honking when I arrived, but by the time we finished lecture I couldn't make my 115l and 5.7 plane Sad

Wind was 17 or so with a flood. So off to t ...

I've seen harnesses with perfect little VHF radio-sized pouches attached to the back. Are these aftermarket or stock on these harnesses? Can someone point me to one of these harnesses?

I own a VHF ...

Finally made it to Fort Cronkhite. It was better than I thought, especially much easier than Ocean Beach. Wind was side off-shore, nice big 10ft-swell.
Sailed in gusty grunt-y winds for 1h30.
Had th ...

Vadler wrote: “What was the swell size in the 3rd Channel?”

Hey Vadler,

Swell in the channel wasn’t all that great, a bit disorganized and close together. With the biggest sets being only should ...

Was going to Crissy early in the day then the wind shifted to NNW, so, off to 3rd Ave. Initially the channel was a bit lighter and more manageable then it jacked up and the channel was out of control, ...

Sail on either side of the Sandbar.

It sounds like you are not setting your board up far enough off the wind during your water start. While you might sail 90 degrees to the wind, in order to waters ...

If you feel your skill level isn't high, then get the weed fin and sail either side of the Sandbar. There are definitely other places on the lake to sail, but they are not as user friendly. For instan ...