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When there's absolutely no wind

by Slappy » Tue Sep 13, 2016 10:11 am

Tony360 wrote:Someone should install buoys that we can clip our kites to and have a quick surf session.


Sadly I could never prone surf the same boards I kite with, I'd have to kite over there with my 8-0 Log! That sounds like fun actually.
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by gabrielb » Wed Sep 14, 2016 9:24 am

Tom, Vero, Brad, Jeff (teewgster), Michael, send me your emails (privately through wtf) if you want to know up-to-date info about local surfing (i got most of the regulars) I'll add you to the email surf group that I have, or anybody at wtf who's interested.

We got a few new breaks going (weather patterns change, as last session showed), I'll post general info here once in a while, but detailed info through email. SE's are starting, it will be a busy/fun winter season (more global warming in the coming years :shock: ) .
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by gabrielb » Thu Sep 15, 2016 9:12 am

G, true, there is still room on those breaks, big beach, you can have 15+, same as WB + SE is a much better wave.

forecast moving... so far,

PR 8-10am
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Olympic trail 10:30-1pm (WR) 5ft tide on sandy beach perfect for the SSW switch after 10. Definitely good for SUPing after centennial 10-3pm, sandy bottom, this is a new break that no SUP has ever touched :evil: or kiter.

Iona break NW, next 0.8m (8ft tide) I am there. KD I've been windsurfing that side on 0.5mHB (jetty, half way), there is no current, sandy bottom is a bonus. You'll be very suprised as waves roll very nicely at Iona. No doubt of the quality of the wave I saw last time.
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by gabrielb » Fri Sep 16, 2016 10:34 am

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10am-3:30pm tide is good for Olympic trail. Also it's good for Point Roberts.

I'll be watching Sandy Point real-time wind
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and Saturna. If not a clear SE, and a hint of South from Saturna, I'll head to Olympic trail, otherwise PR until the switch, probably at 1pm then head to Olympic.
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no time to post, 11am-3pm get what's there and drive back.

it may not mean much but if wind shuts down at Centennial, then you know where to go with your SUP.
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by keeldude » Fri Sep 16, 2016 5:41 pm

Where exactly is the sewer pipe outlet at Iona? Ill give it a go once I confirm the waves aren't literal poop ;) which is DB break? Going to be in Golden tomorrow, so enjoy the waves 8-)
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by Slappy » Fri Sep 16, 2016 6:17 pm

The sewer pipe is the 5 km walkway with the big pumping station at the end, it's hard to miss. The outfall of the pipe is a few km farther out in deep water in the Georgia Straight.

I wouldn't expect Iona to work on S or SE though.
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by gabrielb » Sat Sep 17, 2016 12:10 am



On lower tide, sand banks, looking back on left NW side...
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by gabrielb » Sat Sep 17, 2016 11:15 am

Saturna over 24 knots SE.
It's on Olympic trail.

1.5 hours of good waves, given the mild wind. Way better that WB.
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by gabrielb » Tue Sep 20, 2016 9:19 am

High tide not good for surf. But if forecast moves and numbers look good, SE PR is the place for a quick 2 hour session.

Thinking it will be a late session (5-8pm) by Friday. it's moving.

Solo session at Olympic last Saturday ;) .
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by keeldude » Tue Sep 20, 2016 4:39 pm

Hb 0.7m NW plus local wind support and low and incoming tide 8ft at 3pm, probably some ridable waves at wreck. Friday looks windy from the south! Hoping Olympic session at minimum.
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