Enthralled With This Thursday Surf & Culture Report

Lost Boys & Co...

Showing the crew how to drop in steep and late, Marco works out the kinks on his new Becker.  Jimmy Barahona decided that the Shark needed a stick worthy of his name.  It was shaped by Phil Becker and the drawing on the bottom was done by Brian Bent in his signature style!

An absolutely beautiful morning here in So. Cal.  Cloudless azure skies and 22 miles visibility.  Winds were offshore by 5.5kts and the sea surface was smooth to near glassy.  The air temp was 50.6° and the water seemed warmer than the advertised 57.0°.  High tide at 9:43am +5.0' and low tide will follow at 4:01pm +0.1'.  The buoy is reading a strong west swell out of 268° at 3.6' and we'll call it 3' to 4', with some fat outsides.

Every once-in-a-while Sapphire will break through the high tide, like this morning.  If you're on it, it can be kinda special.  Ché made it look as good as you can imagine.  He got at least 3 615's and on one of the one's we saw, he got covered up, shook it off and zipped down a cool speed run all the way to the sand!  He just kept racking them up, one after the next.  Then the Queen herself was pulling into these fat right cylinders, anticipating how her new blade might make the same attack.  We're thinking faster and more drawn out lines...

Keegan's tomorrow night for the Pheasant Pluckers.  Action starts at 7 and goes until 10.  Dancing, food and strong drink...  1434 Marcelina Ave. Torrance, 90501
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"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it..."
 The Professor!!

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