Re: sailing the waves

From: Gib Cooper (bambugib@harborside.com-DeleteThis)
Date: Wed Mar 19 1997 - 16:00:48 PST 

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From: bambugib@harborside.com-DeleteThis (Gib Cooper)
Subject: Re: sailing the waves

I suggest you take a long weekend and come up to Pistol River and "The
Cape" in summer during a period of small surf to learn. The water is cold
so a minimum of 4/3 suit is best. Hoods are handy too.

Gib Cooper
Tradewinds Surf Shop

>Any suggestions for a beginner wave sailor in northern California. I can't
>make the journey to the west coast of Baja until next spring and I want to
>learn about wave sailing now. I live near Bodega Bay and have been reading
>about Wadell, Tuba and the new sandbar etc. and Palo Marin. I don't want to
>get hammered too bad in the surf (at least not the first few times), so
>which of these places would offer the best conditions for a beginner?
>Thanks, Annie

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