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In a message dated 4/29/99 9:00:42 AM, tmurguz@amre.com-DeleteThis writes:
<< Hard and fast rules don't work in fluid situations. >>
Amen!
Everybody needs to pay attention or serious consequences can instantly ruin
the moment.
The problem with wave sailing is that often the wind in the impact zone is
fluky due to turbulence and the sailor going out is not always that
maneuverable. The sailor on the wave should have lots of control to weave
around obstacles. However, when I'm going out I always give the sailor
pinching in to the swell the ROW.
T:-}
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