can't get no satisfaction
17 The surf session you plan for is sometimes not the surf session you get. The current surf conditions include side shore winds, fog, and a variety of swells with and increasing tide for most of the morning hours. After giving the local twenty miles a good thorough look, I ended up surfing the first place I had checked earlier. Apparently I will never learn. My concern with the mornings intersection of wind, swell and tide was that while a rather interesting peak would form and pitch out for a few yards, the rest of the ride was sort of thick and mushy. If I wanted thick and mushy I would spend more time contemplating my midsection. I have ridden this type of surf before and the trick is to get in just the right position for that first pitch. The problem being that I end up getting pitched more often as not. Lucky for me I had brought my big UDT fins along with my hand platter. I have decided to call it a hand platter because it's twice the size of and average hand plane. Th...
