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>On Fri, 4 Sep 1998, Kirk Lindstrom wrote:
>
>> What time has it been sailable at Coyote or Third Ave Wed and Thurs?
>> I have not made the drive from San Jose (Work) after 3PM since the 3PM
>> reports were crappy yet it looks like it was blowing by 5PM.
>
>- Actually the best wind has been at Oyster Pt. ( Maybe not the
>best sailing... ) It blows HARD from about 4:30 to 6pm and then
>shuts off fast. It's wierd gusty sailing, but it's sailing.
>
>- The new ramp there is really nice, unfortunatly there's a big wind
>shadow between there and "Flying Tigers". I wouldn't recommend it
>unless you've got your upwind slog down...
>
>- Booker C. Bense
>
>
Tigers was flattened 4.9 for me (185#) Weds. It started abruptly at 5,
and continued past 6:30 when I left. By the time I left, it had filled
in over at Oyster. Yes, the donut hole between Pt. San Bruno and Oyster
is still a problem though (you get underpowered, and hungry). A floatier
board and a snack before sailing may be in order if you launch from
Oyster.
Small wind-driven ramps on port and starboard. Primo was getting big
air, I was gettin' medium air. Tues. Sheldon was doing port forwards on
the outside. Haven't seen anyone do loops there before.
-Ed
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