They say the Dude lost weight that day.....

crazyfingers · Joined: 07 May 2000 Posts: 42

I could do that, the man had me in a cage yesterday!
Bummed I missed some windsurfing.
The dude sticker looks a lot better posted here than on the cell.

Kenobi2012 "our only hope"

WaterKook · Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 6:30 am Post subject:

Possibly Coast Guard again Scott. You can put those new San Carlos skills to use.

outcast · Joined: 04 May 2004 Posts: 2724

Stoke snuffer alert:
Sat has very similar setup to Tuesday this week, and for whatever reasons, the marsh side was filled in, but there was very little wind on the ocean for about 400 yards out. There was wind further south than Coast Guard..Nauset specifically.....anyone want to talk about the Cut?...I am a huge CG groupie...but not convinced that forecast is enough at this point .

Second issue....Low tide is at about 1:30.....will produce a dredging closeout on the bar. Not an easy out.....It's a muncher......if you have all day, wait till like 4. waves will be better, and the out much easier....There are channels/rips.....and if you get out.....Stay out! Those pics were at 3 hours before low.....Brad and I sailed thru the low, but paid with some denial

Oh yeah....don't let some lady grab your clew in the swirl of the shower-walkway area "Let me help you" is what i hear alot

(Ok....i really just worry about you guys taking my parking spot,)....but Evans knows this.

Number-nine · Joined: 09 Aug 1989 Posts: 496 Location: cape cod

What about McKenzies
I think the bar situation there may be better than CG especially at low tide

At CG you really need to get up to rib cage ot Nipples to have room to get out and some wave shape that is more favorable for riding
Not to mention current and heaving shore break are a lot less of an issue

Just not enough time to get up there on Tuesday

angulo · Joined: 18 May 2011 Posts: 184

I fell a little less jealous since I got a sweet little 25 mins in at Nahant, in what looks like your session divided by 5, in terms of wave strength etc.... but nonetheless. It was good enough to make Bla-Boy Fred-o give me crazy eyes, as he didn't bring his gear and I had a little run of doing circles and scoring some 100 yard rides while he sup'd around. Of course, as soon as I got lippy, the wind kicked straight offshore , died a notch and I got to swim in.

outcasted, I'll keep an eye out for sat. Cape, but may need to stay close to home to build credits for sun/ mon. swell..... gonna be a tough call.

outcast · Joined: 04 May 2004 Posts: 2724

JA: Save your bullets. I'll call if it looks firing-inspiring.

PK: Yes....let's play with the Teacher

ron.c · Joined: 30 Oct 2004 Posts: 1460

Your’e too old to play with that teacher

WaterKook · Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 6:44 pm Post subject:

Ok how many people can we pile in Pk's truck?
For those that don' t want to pile in Pk's truck with Outcast. I think a down winder from Nauset Public to CG would be a good option. I will gladly leave my van with a cooler full of beer at CG for the ride back. It is the best stretch of wave sailing on Cape Cod. Then we can hit all the best down the line with no worries about staying up wind.

Number-nine · Joined: 09 Aug 1989 Posts: 496 Location: cape cod

If we rack and stack I think 6