More Leftovers Than Expected

As the swell dies out we were pleasantly surprised this morning to still have some head high sets.  Especially when the tide began coming in.  Water is warming and it was glassy.  I'm also attaching some pictures of Richard from last week courtesy of Ruben Pina.  Ruben was shooting all last week so if you were out there shoot me an email and I'll send you Ruben's contact info.

 Richard:

Nice Gouge!

Camped Out In The Backyard

With these little munchkins:

This dude was too cool to be in the tent picture:

Obviously I was unavailable to surf this morning.

The Bay Was The Way

Started out the morning paddling through a 4 wave set and then waiting 20 minutes for my first wave.  We had mix of left over S swell and some W windswell.  Gave up on the point after 45 minutes and paddled over to the bay where I ended up trading waves with Casey for about an hour.  Forgot the camera today so all I have are iphone pics. Sorry about that.

Smaller and Crossed Up

This morning we had a mix of leftover south swell and some W windswell.   While it wasn't as good as earlier in the week it was definitely rideable.  I took some pretty crapy pictures today, believe me it was better than this:

Paddled Out In The Dark

Got down to the beach about 10 after and paddled out at 5:20.  The first wave I took off on I could barely see, but got a good long one into the bay.   I must have been lucky cuz most of the rest of my waves out ran me.  Maybe I was just too far up the point.

  

Ruben Piña was on the beach taking pictures again this morning.  If you were out today and want his contact info, shoot me an email.  He was showing me some nice ones after I got out of the water.